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Super cute love it 😀 😍 🎉🎉

Of all the videos I’ve watched for this dress, yours is the PERFECT fit. I had decided not to make this dress because of how it just didn’t fit under the arms (low, gaping) and how the bodice didn’t fit well on most of the creators. But your make made me reconsider. Great job! PS: I would totally wear this on a calm, non-windy sunny day. It’s adorable. It’s inspired me to use a very fun material.

You using an Excel spreadsheet to map out your design just sends me!! ❤❤❤❤

I came to watch your tutorial but stayed for the 'supervisor'. 😀

Wear the cute donut dress outside.

I like the little song you sang.

You did great! It looks so cute

this is so cool! it is so prettyyyy

whaaatt r u an intj

It’s gorgeous! ❤ When JoAnne’s had a big yarn sale not too long ago I bought a bunch of yarn that I knew was destined for something great. This is it. 😁

It fits you so well and is cute, make another in preferred fabric

You did a fantastic job!!! Wow your second garment ever and you altered the pattern to fit and did a mock up and then sewed the dress before you ate lunch!! You are GREAT!! Keep sewing, I think you're a natural. I enjoyed watching both part 1 and 2! Oh and you're not short you're 5"1' and so am I hahahaha.

I love that fabric!

Love this! But I can not crochet!

So beautiful!💕

🤯OMG! That's gorgeous! I would Never have thought of making a cape. Thanks for sharing. BTW, I know exactly where you wedding photos were taken. I live not too far from there and have been there several times. I love it. That whole area is Gorge-eous. Contratulations.

I lost a tooth chewing on a tassel once.

What size hook do you use?❤

I have not cut the original patterns l get in a long time. I take the time to trace it out.

I was impressed with the color and pattern of your mock up. It really dressed it up and looked expensive.

Great

Best temperature blanket video ever! I too love spreadsheets, crochet, and your supervisor too. Curious as to how close you came to a complete stash bust?

Keep a magnet at your work station for lost needles!

Loved the use of excel! Also great way to fill in gaps for the tassel

Nice job! I've seen a few of these walkaway dresses done but I like yours the best. BTW, you're way too young to have a Chemex! And I see another used as a flower vase. Where did you get them?

Wear it to inside events! Super cute!

Fits great

I have to wonder if the issues you had with the back was a side effect of it originally being for a slightly taller person, since you commented the skirt was longer than you needed, and the taking out length needed to be more universal. But it does turn out pretty once you got it adjusted. Loved your little helper... mine is still not sure what she thinks of me not paying all the attention to her.

Your shoulder work was a first for me. I'll giv it a try.

I have a suggestion for you, you can buy a needle wand at Joann's or other fabric stores or establishments similar. I own two. They're nice to have. Let me tell you, I live in an apartment with wall to wall carpeting. When you have been sewing for as long as I have, you might be dropping a lot of pins without ever realizing it. A magnetic wand would surely come in real handy. Good luck 🤞😊.

Awesome work :) I wear shorts under any dress I wear, to avoid any flashing haha.

I’m impressed with your determination and your work. Just a friendly thought, it’s really not a good habit to sew over pins. It’s a risk that the needle can hit the pin and break not only the needle but your machine can be damaged or the needle fragments can hit your eye. Please stay safe and enjoy your sewing journey.

Love the way you were able to fit the dress especially under the arms, best I've seen, good job!

Love it

I found your walkaway dress video first. Great video by the way and this video was good too. But, you forgot to mention, will you wear this Vogue dress out in public, and, knowing what you know now, would you make it again? Would love to hear your opinions. Great videos!

you can put hooks and eyes on by machine

Victory! Too bad you won't wear it out. It is adorable.

Lol just saw your video you need a telescoping magnet left by your machine that way you can extend it and run it all over it will get your pins and needles 🎉

Love your explanation of how to alter/fit the pattern to yourself. Well done!

"My second garment"... Gurl... instant sub from me! My first machine is currently fit for snapping needles, my grandmothers old machine is missing various parts that are needed for a functional machine, and I'm trying to justify buying a new one, needless to say my finished pieces reflect my consistent abilty to snatch defeat from the jaws of victory. I love sewing it's a shame I'm so bad at it! edit to add that finding the needle is easier if aquire a magnet and sweep the floor & work surfaces! Also washable markers are a genuis idea!

If you're not willing to finish garments by hand, perhaps sewing is not for you.

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I LOVE the view from your home! You are so lucky!

How much pressure do you use while cutting everyday poly/cotton blends? I REALIZE extra force for denim, leather or several layers. My fingers cramp when cutting out several pieces of pattern/ material; so a cutting wheel will help with the grip strain. Even on freshly cut, oiled and fabric ONLY scissors make cutting out large patterns a few day job! I even bought electric scissors, but the vibration made my hand numb. Thank you for the feedback!

My 40 year old Pfaff has died. I need a trustworthy sewing machine, which has automatic tension settings, auto bobbin fill, but only straight, zigzag and EASY Buttonholes. How hard will that be to find? I want a durable machine which will work 10 to 15 hours per week. No embroidery please. What do you advise? I'm willing to buy a good machine if lessons on its use are included. Not just a salesperson making commission, but another sewer that will show me everything I need to know, tips & tricks and be there for help and hopefully few repairs.

Thanks for the post. I have to say, of all the versions I've seen, yours fits the best. Just an FYI.....women in the 50's wore a lot of undergarments. Girdles, slips and pantyhose. They wouldn't have felt a draft.

I love this dress! Can I buy your dress since you won't ever wear it again please? 🥰

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Excellent tutorial. Thank you so much for your video