I would love to have a (more modest) dress such as that. But fitting is such a challenge for me. 8 guess this is inspiration to work on my sloper.

What type of material did you use? Could I use a normal sewing machine instead of a serger?

How do you know the measurements of the parts to cut out?

Do you have suggestions on the pattern to cut out? And what fabric material is ideal? And can you use a regular sewing machine instead of a serger?

I appreciate this video very much, have watched it many times. I struggled a lot with some of the markings, and eventually found it helpful to trace a sports bra for the top front of my pattern. Just wanted to put this tip out there for anyone else!

Does anyone know what kind of fabric she used?

Where did you get the fabric from? It's gorgeous!

Perfect for my costume! I have been trying to find ways around buying stuff and this is perfect thank you!

Do you have a pattern for this?

this is the first piece of clothing I've sewed and it came out wonderfully! I decided to try my hand at it on a whim instead of buying one and I couldn"'t be happier with this tutorial, thank you!!!

Great tutorial. I was able to make my first bodice with this successfully! Thank you

is there a pattern for this I can buy online somewhere? I'd love to make this but I'd fail miserably at drafting a pattern.

Thank you for the video! Where can I get the pattern

This tutorial is so good!! Excited to make my own bodice!!

Now I actually have the confidence to try to make that kirtle I wanted and that corded stay at wanted and that quilted vest I wanted. Just in time to get a few extra yards of fabric that will be perfect for this, before it sells out.

It's absolutely gorgeous!

Super cool!!!

Fantastic tutorial! Can't wait to try this once I draft a pattern

Is there a pattern for this?

Very pretty!

What pattern did you use???

This tutorial has been so helpful for me! I’m trying to remake a bodice for a friend that’s falling apart and its similar enough that your video has been perfect help!

This tutorial gave me so much clarity! I watched it twice and took notes and can’t wait to get started on my bodice! Thank you for such a clear video.

what's fabric?

You have a great teaching style. You address some of the small details of sewing I always have questions about, that other instructors don’t. You don’t chatter to fill in the space; you just say what’s important to say and leave silences otherwise. That helps me focus and learn more quickly. Also, I really appreciate the absence of background music! Well done.

Thank you! You explain everything so easy for me to follow.

I made one and its great! But I need to know about a sneaky zip cause it takes forever to lace up!

Thank you for this tutorial, as well as the pattern making video! I’m a beginning sewist and excited to make my first bodice! I do have a question: if I were to use a heavier fabric (brushed denim or tapestry for example) would you recommend using interfacing or duck canvas for interlining to give the bodice more structure?

Ive been trying to find a tutorial in how to make a bodice pattern (since Im from Asia and I dont know how to even get hold of the bodice patterns that youtubers link to) but Im so glad to finally see a tutorial! Im so excited to actually start making this :))

My mind is blown. This eliminates the frustrating process of pinching and pinning a woven cloth. I wish I’d seen this sooner!

For muslin mockups do you sew a full product then separate it to trace for the final pattern?

Is the boning necessary? Or could I get away with skipping it? I have a love hate relationship with boning

Pattern?

I love the way you sew! I can’t stand taking forever to pin every little thing you did the so quickly and it looks lovely

Do you know where I could get the pattern for this bodice? Thank you :)

Where is the pattern from??

Hi! Where can I find the pattern?

I am so grateful for these videos you've made! I am almost done with my corset and love the results!

And then I found it!! haha Thank you!

I wanna know how you cut your pieces? Do you have a video for this?

Really hoping to try this, but I had a few questions. What kind of fabric would you suggest to use for the bodice? I want to make sure I get the right kind. And do you have any ideas for a substitute for the boning? I checked the link and while I would buy the steel boning, it seems like I would have to buy 100 pcs for $47 and I don't think I can justify that purchase when I would only make one or two bodices (provided I can actually make them without screwing up)

I followed this super easily and made one for a friend for this weekend's renaissance faire in like two days, so now I'm making myself one and I'm SO EXCITED. I made the pattern from her body and a tanktop that fit her well, and sized it up for myself with a few mods after the mockup since our bodies are different. I'm so proud of how hers came out and tailoring my own to fit. I'm in the sewing process finally after the patterning and can't wait to finish.

What is the pattern you are using? Can it be purchased online?

Ty lovely 😘

Would this work well with a normal weight cotton fabric? Instead of the heavier fabric that you used?

Awesome bodice. I like the brownish color for the second side.

This is so helpful! I'm hoping to go to a fair this fall but wanted my costume to be homemade. Except my bodice attempts have always been uneven in the past. This makes it so much less nerve-wracking and a lot more exciting to do!

Do I have to use a serger? I do not have one but I can borrow my great grandma’s if I need to.

I might be going to the Muskogee renfaire this weekend and I JUST MIGHT be able to get something like this wearable in a few days, thank you so much!

What pattern did you use for this bodice? Or did you make your own