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There are several sew alongs for this pattern but I have found yours to be the easiest to follow and understand. Your dress is beautiful! Have you made another one yet?
Your explanation at the beginning was helpful when following along with your tutorial which was one of the better tutorials for this dress I have watched. Each step was explained in easy-to-understand instructions and your tips to make the final project look more couture was appreciated.
Thank you so much for this video! Yours is the easiest to follow by far! I just recently cut the fabric but was scared ti sew the dress but, not anymore!
I am really happy I clicked on your video. I have viewed most of the tutorials for this pattern and I like yours the best. It is very clear, easy to follow and I find your tips and the information you provided to be really helpful. I love wrap dresses and have already made a few using other designs; but I will certainly be having a go at this pattern; with the help of your tutorial. I think I will try making one each with challis and cotton jersey.
Thank you for taking the time to make this concise, easy to follow tutorial and pattern review. I love your dress so much that i have purchased the pattern from Anazon ❤ 🇬🇧
ElinEstelle, your dress is gorgeous in the ponte knit and the color is delicious❤. May I ask where you purchased your point turner covers from. I have a full set of these turners and regret not buying the covers! I have searched for them with no luck. I purchased all my tools at the sewing expo a few years ago. Any info is appreciated. Thanks for sharing😊👗✂️🪡🧵
Thank you so much! I honestly don't know where the point turner covers came from. I inherited this one from my grandma. I agree, it is a very easy thing to find! I looked on Wawak but was surprised to find they don't carry the covers. If I ever do get a lead, I'll let you know!
Thank you so much @ElinEstelle. I will keep looking too. I thought that Nancy Zieman carried them at one time but don’t know who carries her products now.
What type of fabric did you use? It is beautiful for this design. I have looked for a silk jersey like what DVF uses and they are hard to find and so expensive if you do find one. I have seen it made in stretch jersey, but I really like yours!
Yes it is! Wrap dresses are essentially made the same way. This pattern is unique in that it was originally produced in 1974 by the original designer of the famous wrap dress, Diane von Furstenberg in partnership with Vogue patterns. It is not often that you can find original patterns like this on the mass market; the pattern and directions have essentially remained the same. I loved learning how the designer intended for the wrap dress to be sewn.