Creating a little girl’s dress on It’s Sew Easy with Jessica Stewart (1410-3)

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Build in versatility to keep up with changing fashions. Children’s designer Jessica Stewart uses her artful eye to mix fabrics and add trims for endless design opportunities. Jessica’s dresses feature Ink and Arrow fabrics. She uses Brother International Corporation’s Innov-is 40e sewing machine and 5234PRW serger. You’ll love learning how to create your own dresses for your special little girl on It’s Sew Easy.
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[@kristicitak3932]

Your fabric combinations are amazing!!!!❤

[@alondraflores3173]

I loooove it!! So much ! Thank you so much for this amazing video, it really inspire me to play and be fun with fabrics! And omg, a big reminder of how simple is the pattern, and leveling it up just with some different colors on fabrics and the steric ribbons here and there!

[@veenapurohit9809]

I loved your coordinations of the fabrics on the dresses. It makes like designer dresses. I loved each & every one of your dress.I learned a lot on selections & how to coordinate the fabrics. They are beautiful. Thank you for sharing with us beginners.

[@1949chefjojo]

The choice of fabric you made makes the garment pop! Beautiful.

[@ritaahill2555]

I love the purple dress! I am excited to see again!!💕

[@1949chefjojo]

I always wondered how the Fabric was composed. I see now. It is eclectic and pipping is also a choice. The popping may introduce a new color or maybe color block. It is so unique! Thank you for the tutorial.

[@keepthefaith1912]

great ideas..I also love your blouse..

[@katrinabrown6749]

Thank you for helping me to understand scale and placement. It really helps with making garments look more professional.

[@olgakosabutski3841]

Great tutorial , thanks .

[@lifewithdiane]

Great tutorial!!! Can you also do a tutorial on how you made the sleeves???

[@1949chefjojo]

Scraps are handy. They give interesting features to the garment.

[@margaret4078]

I too would like to know what pattern you used.

[@marcelatorres3435]

you are extremely talented

[@Rose39M]

Loved your video. You gave some great tips for choosing the right floral fabrics when sewing for a child. I too sew for little girls and I have made a dress where the floral print was too large for the age I made the dress for. You have shown me how to break it up nicely so it's not too over powering? Is this the right word? Lol thank you!

[@iprarasherd193]

Best idea

[@dianegentry3255]

Adorable dresses! I am just getting back into sewing. What kind of fabrics are you using? I’m a quilter and love the cottons but I want the little dresses to wash well without ironing. Suggestions?

[@sewsewsewist785]

Enjoyed this very much. Many good ideas since i'm going to make my granddaughters dresses fo rEaster. Was there a certain pattern you used?

[@spahhhvelous]

Love that trim. Can you tell us where to purchase it?

[@blg562]

Can you please tell me where the pattern is from.

[@marshacrist741]

Loved your video. Where do you get your crochet biased tape?

[@nosheenyasir7545]

Dear I want cotton frock designs with full sleeves

[@cianamcmurray9412]

I love this but cannot find a pattern please what pattern where can I get it

[@geraldinelombardo7897]

I mark my reference points also but I find i cant pin, especially my side seams, in advance to gathering. Is there something different you do? Please share!

[@glendajohnson3580]

Beautiful design of children dresses where do you purchase your material etc I love those prints.

[@eshjane]

I missed how to make the shoulders

[@michellerudenick1237]

Loved the class, where can I get the pattern? It is no longer available on Etsy - please help as I want to sew some dresses for my granddaughter soon!

[@mmarji47]

Do you wash your fabric first?

[@amranow8783]

Where did you get this pattern?

[@rachelwible6070]

I also would like to know the pattern

[@owlstitchcreations7978]

How would you make an dress pattern a bigger size

[@virgemascoll794]

Hi I enjoy your video how ever I will like to see how you cut the dress and the measurements you use

[@virgemascoll794]

You can add me to your Facebook and in box me please am just practicing to make dresses for my granddaughters and will like some tips

[@sewandembmom12]

You don't worry about the raw edge inside? I noticed that you didn't serge the bias tape on.

[@sewandembmom12]

I get it. It is sewn on over the bodice so wouldn't show. Thanks for the tips!

[@sandramcnatt9061]

Is it necessary to use a serger for raw edges?

[@sew.quilt.crafts.arts.jewelry.]

no there are many ways to finish raw edges. every designer has their preference but a serger is a professional way to keep edges from fraying.

[@debbiecooper3125]

What sewing pattern did you use please?

[@debbiecooper3125]

Got it~ love the pattern

[@jodiloux5397]

Where did u find the pattern??

[@wendysimm7615]

Pattern from where ?

[@LetsGoSewwithJoanneBanko]

I see a lot of requests for the pattern. You'll find projects and instructions on the TV website, www.itsseweasytv.com. Here is a link to projects for this episode: www.itsseweasytv.com/projects/series_1400/1410/Itsseweasy_1410-3.htm

[@ScienceMan314]

You look like a teacher i had

[@virgemascoll794]

Really like how you put the fabrics together and I like to see how you measure and cut them

[@sew.quilt.crafts.arts.jewelry.]

Here is the link for the pattern. Visit our website - itsseweasytv.com www.itsseweasytv.com/projects/series_1400/1410/ISE_1410-3_INST.pdf