I MADE A REALISATION PAR INSPIRED DRESS IN 2 HOURS - DIY bias cut dress (w/ pattern) 

It makes me so happy to know!

Wow that gives me so much hope! I am new to sewing and this would be my second project, so i was scared that it would be too difficult, but I really wanna try it!! :)

Thank you 😊 💓

I'm so happy I was able to help you. If you have any questions, feel free to ask

Your comment just made my day

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Thank you so much, my dear! I'm really glad you liked it!

Obrigada 💜

I'm glad you liked it 💜

I usually also wear longer dresses and skirts, I find them a bit more comfortable. But summer here is so hot, it's impossible hahaha 😆

@@coralinestreet I like longer especially during summer! Protects my neon white legs from the sun 😂

obrigada

Hmm the skirt actually has quite some ease around the hips, but if you'd like, I can show you how to make it even more flared out! You can send me a DM on insta and I'll walk you through the process of altering it. I would recommend getting the right size for your bust/waist and just flaring out the skirt yourself instead of mixing sizes!

No, I haven't found one! I usually make my patterns myself, I'm not used to buying them. Are you only interested in purchasing a pattern? Or would it be helpful to you if I made a video showing how to draft it yourself? I checked out the dress and it doesn't seem complicated to make. It's a bias cut dress as well, but with a boat neck and long sleeves. If you would like me to make a video about it, let me know. It just might take a little bit of time, because I have other things lined up at the moment. Or I can write down the steps on how to draft it yourself as well. That would definetly be quicker. Let me know.

Hi my dear! Do you happen to own a set-square at home? Those triangle rulers? That would make it easier to find the angle. I find it hard to explain it in English because it's not my mother tongue, but it would basically be a math explanation. The corner of a book (or the corner of a piece of fabric that was cut straight) has 90°. You need to find the angle right in the middle. That's why folding the fabric helps because it shows you where that is. Even if the pattern doesn't fit, if you don't have a set-square at home, try folding the fabric as I show in the video and ironing it. That crease will be the exact 45° angle, the bias. If you need to move the pattern piece to the left or to the right, use that line as a guide. But if you can't fit the pattern piece on the fold, I think you wouldn’t be able to fit it on the bias without the fold anyway. You can try that and let me know. So, the best way would be to get fabric that fits the pattern piece. 140cm wide (and wider) fabrics will fit it properly, I have tested it. But if it's way thinner than this, it might not fit. If you share with me de dimensions of your fabric and the size you plan on making, I can try to figure out a way to fit it. But for some projects, you do need wider fabric. There's no way around it :/

Hi thank you for responding! Yes I think it won’t fit. I will try just making the dress shorter!

Hi my dear! I have answered your message on Etsy. I hope I was able to cover all your questions. If you still have any, please let me know

@@coralinestreet Yes, thank you so much - I love this pattern, I am making it again! ❤