Good night #needlewokers I am finishing sharing with you the process of this dress that although it is long it seems difficult but nothing to do with it, I finished it just this afternoon and I just freed myself now to show you before going to sleep how I did this work, this dress is for me for a special occasion, a few days ago I passed by a small store where they offer us fabrics and they sell scraps of fabric of a meter and a half and whatever you want, sometimes we always need a little corner like this where I can go to buy that piece of fabric that we need or if you are like me where I see fabrics I fall in love with that place and I buy without thinking about it.
When I saw this polka dot fabric I didn't hesitate to buy it because I love checks and places in fabric prints, I don't know why it catches my attention so much, especially polka dots that have a black background and are light polka dots, I feel they go with a vibrant single color tone but this time I will make this dress simple with elastic at the waist so that it shapes my figure more, is comfortable and by the way covers my legs, I am starting to like these dresses a lot and well I found where to buy scraps to make the clothes I like and many more garments, without further ado I will show you how I did it 😊🪡🧵.
✨🧵Let's go with the materials and the process. I hope you love the idea of making your own dresses 🪡.
Materiales:// Materials:
- Tijeras
- Patrones de vestido básico
- Cinta métrica
- Tiza de costura
- Máquina de coser
- Tela suave estampada y unicolor
- Hilo
- Alfileres
- Elástico
- Scissors
- Basic dress patterns
- Tape measure
- Sewing chalk
- Sewing machine
- Soft printed and solid-color fabric
- Thread
- Pins
- Elastic
Pasos a seguir://Steps to follow:
Paso 01
Step 01
As a first step I took my basic front and back blouse patterns up to the waist because I will be cutting two front and back pieces in the black single-color fabric, I will use the patterns to cut the sleeves as well. This pattern is from another blouse and so we cut it in half, about 14 cm, we also cut the bias and for the skirt I cut a square measuring 140 cm wide x 100 cm long. These pieces are the ones we will use for making it.
Paso 02
Step 02
Then we will begin to sew and join the skirt with overlock. I made this seam from top to bottom and passed the machine along the bottom, I proceed to sew and join the front and back shoulder pieces, then I open this piece to sew the sleeve to the armhole.
Paso 03
Step 03
To make the sleeve detail I will be using thin elastic of approximately 1 cm and with 12 cm long I will take the tip and sew the elastic stretching from top to bottom marking the middle of the sleeve to know where I will finish sewing and I will seal the blouse of the dress then I will sew the outline of the sleeve where I will later sew the hem, I proceed to sew the skirt with a straight stitch where we sewed previously but with a straight stitch to reinforce the overlock seam.
Paso 04
Step 04
After sewing the skirt and the blouse, we will join both pieces by making small planks in the skirt because our blouse is narrow, so we will make small planks by stretching the blouse a little and sewing with a straight seam. Then we will sew the elastic with an overlock and finish again with a straight seam. We will finish by sewing the bias from the inside out as we usually do and this is how we finish it.
Resultado:// Result:
Well friends, this is how I finished making this dress to give it good and pretty finishes, I ironed it and wanted to add this belt as a detail to see how it looked and it was beautiful.👗🖤
If you like tutorials like this one, don't forget to always tell me what you think and if you would like to see more creations.
I would be very happy to know that you liked it and of course your help in making simple dresses, it has been a pleasure for me to show you this step by step, and I say goodbye to you wishing you a happy and blessed night.
Creating things with love 🌷❤️
🦋✨ All the images in this publication are my author ,📱taken with my TecnoSpark8C cell phone |📸Photos edited in PicsArt and Canva. Text translated in Google Translate.
