@@jodiemortiboys5970 yes i cut one front and one back bodice piece on a folded fabric. They are sewn together in the side seams (then the zipper will be sewn into one side seam). If the front bodice is not wide enough something went very wrong in calculations because it is supposed to be very much too large! Or did you maybe not cut it on a fold?

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I think it looks more difficult than it is! Some comments said it was their first make!

@@ThriftFilippa I try my best to catch up 😀I will watch again in slow Mo

Hahhah yes it works for almost every measurement!

Thank you!! Means a lot!

Thank you!!

Hi, I actually can’t remember since it was a while ago, but since I bought around three meters I would guess it was around $30-50.

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Supportive but clueless hahah

Fun!

Correct!

It’s great that you started sewing then so you can alter and make your own clothing! I’m also not very tall so I usually have to shorten sleeves and legs whenever I thrift something! Thanks for watching my videos!

Thanks!! I’ve been wanting to maybe make some videos for basic patterns like that, i will try to get around to it when i get time!!

Thanks!!

Im really not an expert but since they are all stitches and all connected I don’t think they are likely to come out! I also put fabric glue on the back and put a slip protection, which will help it stick even better.

Hey, so I briefly mentioned how for the waist piece you want to measure the widest part of your stomach area basically, so on top of the ribs for me, but I had gotten this confused and instead I took my waist measurement (the smallest part of the stomach) which for me was 68 cm, so that divided into 4 (front and back bodice cut on a fold) is 17 cm. But again, this was too tight for me, as I should have taken the measurement for on top of my ribs divided by 4. I hope this makes sense!

I’m 11 so the largest part of my waist is actually 68 cm, so divided by four is 17 cm I don’t understand how that’s supposed to fit around my whole waist.. is it only the front part of waist or around the whole waist because when drawn out it looks kind of small 😅

@@farishaaa_f once you cut out front and back piece on a folded fabric it should be 68 cm and it should fit then! You can also add maybe 1 centimeter or so to make it not so tight

@@ThriftFilippa ohhhh ok, I didn’t know it would be folded lol 😅 thank you so much 😊

@@ThriftFilippa should I fold the fabric when cutting out all measurements or just the waist piece??

I would say so yes! Normally the armhole of the back bodice is more straight than the front, but for this type of model i dont see it being as important!

@@ThriftFilippa thank you so much for giving a response this quick ♥️

It means cut on a fold! So you fold the fabric in half and place the pattern piece right on the folded edge to get a full piece.

Thanks so much for watching!

Hahahah det är som ett litet easter egg i slutet

Thanks for watching!

Tack så mycket!

Thanks so much :)

Yes cut all pieces on the folded edge of a fabric, as they are only half of the pattern pieces! And for the sleeves only cut once on a folded fabric and you get two sleeves!

Awww thank you so much for replying to me ❤️🫀 I repeatedly watched the cutting for like 5-6 times then I finally saw you cutting it on folded edge of the fabric thanks alot I'll update you about how my work turned out... if it turned out like yours I would be the most happiest person 🐈❤️

@@Craft_with.love20 ah im sorry it was unclear! I hope your dress turns out great!!!

I should really get one of those!

Hii! It’s a bit hard for me to know without seeing it, perhaps the sleeve piece is too small or you should adjust the shape of the armhole seam both front and back, give it more of a curve for arm movements? Did you also maybe make the elastic too tight? Not sure if this is helpful, but it’s great that you did a prototype first!

@@ThriftFilippa Thank you so much! I checked again and I think the elastic might just be too short, so I'll have to switch it. Love love love the pattern so far :)

Hey, unfortunately I don’t, but I found a similar pattern on etsy for your grandmother! It’s the Anastasia milkmaid dress by JoanaPatterns

Oh that’s great! A few comments have also said they’re beginners so I think you can definitely do it!!

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Oh really! It’s the same word in swedish so i didn’t think twice about it

Oh i think it would be adorable! It depends on how you design it ofc but it would look something like 23:45

@@ThriftFilippa thank you!

It’s Flowerpot covered by Hwang In-youp from the kdrama True Beauty

Thank you so much! I really wish I could make more tutorials like this but they take me a loot of time, so im really happy you appreciate it!

Only the uneven parts, I don’t have a trimmer or razor

Thank you!!!

That’s great! I think you can make it in no time, it is not too hard!

Sheeting fabric! I would also recommend polin or sateen

No I don’t unfortunately, maybe try searching milkmaid dress on etsy and you could find something similar!

@@ThriftFilippa oh ok you should really consider making patterns anyways thank you