Patty Bod Part 5 - (Making The Cover) 

I watched all 5 parts. This was really instructive not just for tailors. I could see it being used as a form for fiberglass.

What a stellar result. It looks exceptional

It'a dress form cover AND a dress! Love your work!

I made this according to your instructions and it turned out perfect! Thank you for sharing this. You are truly amazing.

Thank you for sharing your knowledge Vielen lieben Dank

Thank you so much for the tutorial!! Out of all the videos I have watched, this one seems to make sure there's no way for the form to be lumpy, the body to be uneven, etc. I am gonna try to make one for my grandson first!!! Again, thank you for sharing! Have a blessed day 💜 ❤

Wow! You did a fantastic job. I love the way you put it together. That dress form was a clone. I'm a retired teacher, but love sewing. I'll give you an A+. Thank you for your time and dedication.

Adam Savage and Downen Creative made zip apart, front & back nesting stiff manniquins in his workshop. nice detailed video.

It’s like watching a master at work, l love this idea 😻

I really think you are a genius!

Do you fill the dressform with something? Or is it hollow?

I'm absolutely using this method on my next dress form attempt. I hate the duct tape forms with their ridges and tackiness left behind. This is so much smoother and usable. ❤🧡💛💚💙💜

You are so creative and explain things very well.

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Gold job Patrick...really inspiring. You're so accurate in your way of working👌

She is lovely, thank you!

Thankyou for sharing this gem method. So smart to have made it this neat and skillfully. 💥💯 Gonna try to achieve this by myself now

I could watch you everyday!

Thank you, very valuable tutorial

Thank you for these videos. I made my own dress form. And it became perfect. Just have to open it and remove two centimeters.

You are amazing thank you so much for sharing your masterpiece you did an Exquisite job🙏🙏🙏🙏✨✨✨✨🔥🔥🔥🔥 infinite abundance

I may have missed it, and it is a year later… you mentioned filling but not with what. Also do you use these with a stand? How?

FANTASTIC! Thank you!

I watched and enjoyed all your videos. This is an amazing work congratulations!!!!

:: thunderous applause ::

I absolutely love this.. can you tell me the thickness of the foam rubber you used...

I've enjoyed watching this process! What type of fabric did you use for the cover?

i've been considering making my own dressform. Until this series, my fave was bootstrap PDF, but it still might not be as accurate as i would like. It is akin to making a giant stuffed doll. ALOT of the vids on youtube fail at the stuffing stage, or sadly some other measurement is incorrect, such as torso length, high hip etc. Often as well, the low hip can often be incorrect, showing the extra width on the hip when it is supposed to be on the buttocks or vice versa. I will look into the costing of doing your version (i'm in the UK, so may not have access to that glue or to cheap prices) I'm hoping i can do the duct tape part myself as the only person i'd feel comfy asking is my mum and she is very time poor

Amazing tutorial. Thank you!

This is a great idea, much better than filling only the taped form. It's going to be easy to push pins into the foam when trying on a garment. Do you think it would be possible to do a form for creating pants, from the waist to the floor?

Thanks a lot. That was amazing and so helpful 👏 but didn't you fill it? It's empty from inside?

I really love this, you are a great teacher but do I need to fill it, or it's just hollow

Omg I need this SO BADLY!! Do you do custom orders by any chance?

I have loved this series! I am not sure if you mentioned this, but would it be possible to make the cover and fill it with poly fill instead of using foam as the internal structure? I plan on mounting it on a stand and not sure if the foam will work with that structurally

Is this form pin-able?

I may have missed it if you said, but can you pin into it?

Do you think we can add expandable foam into the hollow body to add more structure to it??

it appears you need to have slightly longer arms Pat!

I absolutely love this.. can you tell me the thickness of the foam rubber you used...