Three Dresses..Same Fabrics.

Hi needle workers...

I am always excited to visit this community as there are loads of beautiful projects to see here, I love how creative each one of us can get either by sewing, knitting or crocheting.

Since I've been busy, I decided to quickly do a vlog on the three outfits I made for three beautiful clients rather than not showing up at all.

I had hope of cutting, taking pictures and sewing but then I wanted it to be so fast, coupled with the fact that the power hasn't been constant in my area made it kind of hard to achieve while trying to conserve my battery as well.

This fabric I use for my clients is called the Ankara fabric and it is an Asoebi, Asoebi is the same fabric given to a guest in a function to make anything stylish with it, most times it is usually sold costlier than you would normally get it in the market.

The three dresses are easy to achieve, the first one is the Boubou dress with a keyhole sleeve, the second is a fitted dress, knee length flat while the third one is a stylish short-length boubou as well.

I embellished each of them with stones to make it look more elegant as well.

The two boubous were cut using the client's largest body measurement which is their hips and then I added an inch allowance since it can't be a free dress and I made a rope alongside to add fittings to the dresses.

The second one is a fitted dress, made using all body measurements like the bust, half-length, hip sleeve, shoulder, knee length and full gown length to achieve.

At first, the fabric didn't look attractive but after making the dress, I loved the outcome so much.

Which of the three dresses would you rather rock? Well, my clients loved each of them and that made me even happier.

Thank you for watching.