DIY: Making a Petticoat | MeLikesTea

[@NarikoYukiKatana]

I watched the video several times and took notes so that I could fully understand what I was going to do. I need to adjust the measurements to fit my size but these are the notes that I took based on the video for people who were saying that wanted written instructions. Materials 3m long by 3m wide tulle or hard netting. Will be called tulle for the rest. 46cm long by 1.5 m wide satin inside Thread that matches the color of your petticoat 12m wide lace 12m wide ribbon satin 6m wide elastic How to Measure Length can change based on your height or how long you want the skirt. Measure from your natural waist or wherever you want your skirt to set to where you want your skirt to end and that is your length. Width is for how wide you are. I am a much bigger lolita than melikestea. Measure wherever you want your skirt to sit. It wasn't mentioned in this video but most people say to take your waist measurement and times it by 2.5 and that is your width. In my case I'm a 92cm waist so my width would be 230cm or 2.3 m. So the satin inside would be 2.3m wide, the tulle would be 4.6m wide, the elastic would be 9.2m, and the lace and ribbon would be 18.4m. Hopefully you see the doubling pattern. In order to not confuse people I will keep the measurements said in the video. Mark 5cm down all across the satin inside. Sew your hem at the bottom of your skirt. Then close the ends of the skirt by bringing them together and sewing them aking it into a skirt. Now go around and sew the very very top of the 5cm mark we made before. This is where she sews the very tippy top Make 4 lines of stiching with enough space inbetween for the elastic to slide through Make sure not to sew all the way around because you still need to slip the elastic in later Cut strips of tulle. 17cm length by 3m wide (2) and 21cm length by 3m wide (4) Take two of the 21cm strips and sew them together making a 6m wide strip Sew the lace onto the end of this long strip 6m of lace Sew lace onto the other two 21cm long strips (6m) Cut one of the 17cm long strip in half. Now you have 17cm by 3m (x1) and 17cm by 1.5m (x2) 21cm by 6m (x1) and 21cm by 3m (x2) Sew together the 17cmX3m strip with the 21cmX6m and 17cmX1.5m strips with the 21cmX3m strips. Ruffle the longer stripe so that there will be no extra. She does a 1, 2, 3, pinch and sew method. Sew these together at the top Sew the satin ribbon onto the connection between the two layers for aesthetics Then sew the sides together to make it into a skirt. Sew the strips under the waistband. Remember that little flap? You're going to sew the tulle onto that or at least that's what it looks like to me. Sew the longest strip on first by ruffling it again as you sew it onto the satin inside Sew on the 2nd and 3rd ones and then cute off any excess Now sew down the waist band. Use elastic and clothes pin to slip in 3 layers of elastic, alternate as you go. Keep in mind that this is mostly my notes that I took while watching if anything Isaid was incorrect I apologize and I can add more detail this once I actually get around to making my own petticoat. Hope this helped you guys a bit. Obviouslly all credit for the tutorial goes to melikestea, I just tried to explain it in words and show you guys how to change the measurement based on your size.

[@ratanaelysia9433]

+NarikoYukiKatana thank you, you help me understand a little bit more >w

[@ThePsychicCellPhones]

+NarikoYukiKatana thank you so much !!

[@4monkees244]

+NarikoYukiKatana Thank yo so much!!!

[@dreamflower2756]

thanks for your explanation. really appreciate.

[@imtryingmybest8342]

Nyk DiMarzo BLESS

[@Griffologee]

"But you get it right?" No girl that's why I'm here!

[@Mahim46]

"but you get it right?" actually i even forgot what i knew after watching your video XDDDD ,slow downn

[@yupyup1562]

Cute petticoat, but nope, didn't get it. I sew a lot but directions were too fast and not enough explanation on what part exactly the netting is sewn to on the lining. Black on black is difficult to make out on screen.

[@MeLikesTea]

yupyup1562 Sorry, due to my university and job I haven't been able to upload a written version I so wanted to upload a long time ago on my blog, hopefully I'll be able to write it soon ^^

[@abbystr]

***** I need this tutorial, this is the only one who really represent the petticoat I want for my new year costume, it's really perfect ! Let me know when you'll get time to write it, please ? Because I didn't get everything >

[@skullbunbun]

+yupyup1562 one year later and still waiting for the written version lol

[@TinyBreakfastTable]

For people having issue combining the layers that are different circumferences: What I like to do is fold my circle in half and mark each end with usually chalk. Then I fold it so each of those marks touch. It should still be in half but the edges will be at halfway between the first two marks. This marks the circle in quarters. I then will mark the halfway point between each of the quarter marks. So I have eighths . I haven't needed to go down to sixteenths.. but I may need to when I sew this. Then I sew each layer together just at the marks. This lines up the skirt and evenly distributes the larger and smaller layers. Then I sew in the round adjusting the fabric as needed. This may be really common knowledge but I've only just taught myself over the past few months and never heard anyone talk about it...so I hope it helps someone.

[@maggiegitu8879]

TinyBreakfastTable Actually I really appreciate this. I'm trying to save a certain skirt which had a lining. I knew I could just cut the lining to fit and then sew it buuuut I decided to fold the lining in half so that it'd be thicker and have a little body but I couldn't figure out how to make the folded lining (which is wider at the bottom) fit around/under the top part of the lining which attaches to the skirt without being l bunched over. Now you've given me a pretty great idea, which I'll try this weekend :) Thanks!

[@msatkinson07]

I love this petticoat but could you remake this video maybe using different colors of tulle and different thread colors so we can see and maybe slow it down some?

[@BeatrizAbiRached]

THE BEST TUTORIAL OF A PETTICOAT I'VE EVER SEEN. Congratulations.

[@KikiContrerasNyu]

This is seriously the best pettitcoat tutorial I have seen! Most tutorials teach you to make a cheap looking pettit, ew. This one is just perfect and if you already know how to sew it doesn't look too challenging to make. I will try it soon for mi 50's inspired outfits, thank you for posting!

[@10Raccoon]

So glad I found this tutorial! I wanted to make my own prom dress so it would fit, not cost an arm and a leg and, so it would be perfect for me. The dress I am making is more of a 50s style and definitely doesn't look quite right without a petty coat. this is the best tutorial I have found so far!

[@threadbabie]

Most tutorials I see will waste like 5 to 10 minutes just talking about what it is or how much their bffs loved it and how they got a new haircut. ;) This is straight to the point, thanks! :D

[@pinktinkerbutton]

This has been the easiest to understand instructions for me! Thanks! Been wanting to sew a petticoat for years now.

[@thesandhya9]

Beautiful.... 🌼🌼 Net is lined up from elastic as : First layer is of 1.5 m (17cm in width) Second layer is of 3m(17cm in width ) Third layer is of 6m (21 cm in width).

[@nicolelenz4363]

The petticoat is SO cute! I am making a doll costume for Halloween and was totally lost on how to make the skirt poofy! Your video helped so, so much. Thank you!!!

[@lululilium7067]

this is the first selfmade petticoat i saw which looks really really amazing

[@GurlShonny]

I am going to have to watch this 50 million times before I can even begin to understand what you just did...LOL!!! Thank you anyways!! Great tutorial!! :)

[@MeLikesTea]

Hi everyone! I had a series of problems in the past couple years, mostly due to university and I'm sorry I never got to finish the written version and I know I explain things too fast no matter how hard I try to be slower. I'm graduate now so that means I'll finally have the time to at least finish writing down this tutorial. hopefully I'll also have time to make new ones this year. thank you for the nice comments, which I didn't even had the time to check since I uploaded this, let's hope 2016 will be a better year. 💝

[@BellaJae]

Hello. Have you finally written the instructions for this petite coat? It looks simple but a tad confusing.

[@MegaCatGirl13]

petticoat*

[@yami2290]

To everyone who couldn't understand this tutorial (like me lol) : she uploaded another Petticoat tutorial before and it's much easier to understand! meaurements are also written :)

[@EmDragon]

wish the blog worked, so I could read what you are doning. since some parts are a little confusing

[@ДанаГалиева-ю1о]

Best petticoat tutorial I've found! Your explaining is clear

[@obscuraxxxx]

i made this last month for edc and it was amazing!! i underestimated the amount of sewing (it's a total length of like over 60m, crazy!) but i learned a lot from this project and i love love love the outcome! thank you!!

[@MeLikesTea]

Obscura x Yeah, it is "simple" but at the same time it's not because there is a lot of fabric gathering and sewing and all!I'm glad it helped you somehow, btw!

[@54321Adela]

I really hate gathering especially of such long strips of fabric so to make free hand gathering or the way melikestea is doing this in this video easy, i take the piece and split it into as many even section as possible by just folding it in half again and again, then I do just as many sections with the other strip and then I just match them at the pins that i used to mark out the sections so that the gathering is as even as possible without bothering with annoying thread and tulle/netting that is really not easy to gather because it is so stiff.

[@barbaraturner1923]

MeLikesTea have you posted your written instructions on how to make the petticoat? I adored your video and plan on making several for my granddaughter.

[@LinaLovegood]

I just discovered your channel and I am in LOVE! I now have a sudden urge to make a petticoat.

[@MeLikesTea]

Aww Thanks! Go make it! And show me when it's done! :D

[@sweetlydollPrincess]

its beautiful, i wanna make my petticoats. but have no idea how much of the fabric i need to have and such

[@lottevanmierlo9944]

hi i was trying to go to your blog and noticed the link doesnt work? love your tutorial and will go back later to use it as reference

[@jodyhakala-ristow7014]

I have a a longer black one but it was too loose and now I have been swing dancing for a year or so, now its for real to big. Its a Bettie Paige brand and was more than I want to spend now. I am so excited to make one like this. Also dresses are much shorter now than in 1940-1950s (at or past the knee) so I need a shorter one.

[@neumond3557]

homa, then, are two layers of tulle, one that joins the waist without folds and another with pleats. the one with folds is the one that is made first and the one without folds is the last layer, which when turning the petticoat is between the fabric that serves as the lining and the layer that does have folds and which remains outside. ..true??

[@Ellengsartchannel]

Thanks for the tutorial very interesting and easy. I just use 1 inch elastic instead of multiple 1/4 ones but that's cool too. It's always interesting to see the many ways of doing something.

[@kasym]

The blog link in the description isn't working and the wayback machine says its been excluded from saving. Whats with that?

[@MalissaWilson]

The double needle this is really clever. You pnly have to sew there once! Thanks for the tip.

[@MeLikesTea]

That's been saving me a lot of time! :D

[@GigoSunna]

I have all the netting circle things, I have the lining skirt, but I don't understand how I put the parts together. Did you ever finish the written tutorial, because I could really use one right now!

[@Greanea]

Your accent is so interesting!!!

[@hapyangl82]

I thought the same! I wonder what her background is!

[@hapyangl82]

She writes in portugeuse on her fb. Shes prolly either portuguese or brazilian. Her english has a touch of british accent though. Very cool! :)

[@DavidDavidson587]

It's annoying as hell. You can hear that ridiculous Portuguese accent when you don't hear the slight British accent.

[@MeLikesTea]

TheThrifter hahaha thanks! I wish my English was better, but as long as you can understand something I guess that's alright!

[@MeLikesTea]

David Davidson My mum thinks just the same! haha

[@AlexDeDuck]

Ironically, this video convinced me to buy a petticoat from you... It just looks so very well made!

[@Ratbubble]

what exactly are the measurements and witch of those is the length to be changed.

[@lauraaqui219]

Nice Video, the petticoat looked really good, and its very pretty, well done, a good demonstration, are you going to make any more videos? please let me know if you do i would like to see them. thank you for doing this video. Liked in the UK.

[@MeLikesTea]

hi! I've started to record more sewing tutorials but they take quite a while to edit. I'll do my best to upload two per month. thanks for your comment!

[@edwardip3171]

Please please pleeease write instructions to it in your blog! The video's nice and the petticoat is very beautiful and elegant and I really want to make one of these! If you have anytime pleassee right one!! Thank youu!

[@mellanieburke8250]

Hi, I have managed to complete sewing all of the tulle (it looks wonderful) but I can't work out how to attach it to the lining. I know you are busy but can you please help?

[@Hlessirah]

I just finished my petticoat from this tutorial! I think I did it right, and it's working pretty well!

[@purplepentagram]

Video is good only issue I have is are you sewing tulle to waistband? The open part after you sewed 4 rows for elastic and is it to right or wrong side of fabric

[@jetsjournals1940]

i liked your video. It was interesting and as Nyk DiMarzo said.. I just took down notes, subscribed because I didn't want to try to find you if I forgot you and also... it would be easier to watch over and over again until i figured it out lol. Thanks so much.

[@jennyphan95]

Hi! If I have a waist that is 90cm around, should I cut my fabric 90cm or should I cut it double size? Thank you for this video! :D

[@magicwitch666]

Using the double needle was really smart I love your tutorials :)

[@MeLikesTea]

Thank you!

[@liliannegauthier2905]

I am a sewing student and this tutorial is good, but confusing. Weiting donw the step one by one is important for understanding.

[@HanyouxFromxHell]

I do have one question. What is Hard Netting? I can't seem to find it, and I would like to make a petticoat for my wedding dress :)

[@percussionprincess]

Look in the tulle section at your local fabric store, I'm sure an employee would be happy to help you find it if you aren't sure what to look for. It's just stiff mesh fabric that's often used in petticoats / crinolines, etc.

[@MicMic18]

I really love this tutorial but I'm struggling trying to figure out the proper measurements in inches? I'm trying to make a petticoat for my birthday and I'm failing terribly it seems ,_, just trying to figure these measurements out. Help please if you can? :3

[@MeLikesTea]

I use google to convert inches to cm, you just time "X cm to inches" and it shows a converter, the same happens for currency (e.g. X USD to GBP) and normal calculator (e.g. 234 / 5) :D 46cm = 18in 17cm = 6.7in 21cm = 8.2in happy birthday, btw! :3

[@Mirye]

Adorei! Tentarei fazer com o tule que ganhei! *-* UM perguntinha...saberia/poderia me dizer se ao invés de usar o tule mais durinho eu usasse organza, com as mesmas medidas, iria ficar menos cheio?E o modelo do vídeo em questão é A-line?

[@MeLikesTea]

Sendo bem honesta, nunca trabalhei com organza, acho lindo mas nunca o fiz, mas acredito que ficaria um volume bastante similar pois organza arma bastante também :D

[@alexisking4231]

Do you think you can make a lime green skirt like that and try to explain it more better

[@alminhajdarevic9006]

Can you please make a floor lenght petticoat

[@tomokonanasemitsuokakoi1505]

hola, una pregunta me podrias decir los materiales y como se hace pero en español?? porque no entiendo ingles y se me hace muy complicado :( o me podrias explicar en ingles pero escrito haci lo tradusco.

[@AudeGift]

Hello! I love your tutorial! I was wondering how the netting lasts, as far as daily usage, with much squishing and sitting on it? I want to make myself a new petticoat before I go off to school again, but I'm not sure if it'll last the year. The one I made last summer completely deflated halfway through the year. Thank you for the lovely tutorial!

[@MeLikesTea]

AudeGift Hey there! The netting is very resistant and usually takes a long time to die, here I have a small list of feedbacks and reviews if you're interested to see some customers' opinion on the petties I make :D www.melikestea.com/p/reviews.html

[@morenacouture]

Hi i will try this but how is the elastic for le waist band??

[@gracegilby362]

Are all the layers the same size? I wasn't sure. Also, will it turn out the same if I use just tulle instead of hard netting?

[@bratatouille]

I think it would be kinda flat and not that "puffy", but let me know how it turns out if you try it :)

[@linhdoan2252]

@meliketea: hi :)) I just wonder that if I donot have the thick layer inside. Is it ok ?

[@likeacomet8555]

Can you tell me which fabric is the inner skirt?

[@YakaiiO]

This is probably the best petticoat tutorial I've seen, thank you so much! Your instructions were very clear, and the double needle idea is genious, I'll have to grab me one of those! Thanks again for the video, keep rocking :)

[@MeLikesTea]

Thank you for your comment! I'm currently re editing this video to make a little bit longer than 5min. :)

[@TheHershee]

My brain hurts,very thorough instructions.

[@cristiansantos7199]

What is the sewing foot used for sewing?

[@reithecosplayer]

What fabric is this?? And how many meters you had buy?

[@lolffsn00b]

hahah can I order one from u?!

[@MariBFlores]

Very cute! And wow, in love with your nails. 😊💅🏻

[@janetshields62]

How do I get the printed verson?

[@bridgepastnormal]

Do you have any written instructions ?

[@mariaplummer3894]

Very pretty, is it possible to extremely slow down?

[@TheJessicacruz161]

Do you sell them?I would definitely buy it.

[@evamassey2068]

How did you learn to sew so well? Did you go to school for it? This is a great tutorial, by the way :)

[@MeLikesTea]

***** Hello! I actually started sewing when I fell in love with lolita fashion and then I started trying to sew, so I learnt by trial and error ^u^

[@kurenaiRukia]

thank you! your video is very helpful, i mean there are some parts that are a little confusing but think i will figure out, when i try to make one

[@poorviteddy0505]

What I have to sew together?

[@chibifanz]

I have a question. Your petticoat , there are 3 layers in total am i right?.. The lining then the first layer and the second layer. Am i also right to say that the procedure making the first and the second layer they are the same?

[@MeLikesTea]

Petrick Sutrisno Atelier You are totally right, only the top layer is gathered and has double the fabric used in the bottom layers :)

[@chibifanz]

thank you

[@BearxHugx]

Can you use a bigger and only one waistband instead?

[@MeLikesTea]

Ave L. You can, but every time I try it I find it hard not to twist the elastic inside of the space created. :3

[@zoeybouroutzi5221]

This skirt is so so so sooooo cool!!!!!!!! I love it!!! :D

[@JuiceBoxAndTicTacs]

I'm trying to make this however I'm falling at the first hurdle here. (2×17)+(4×21)=118? How does the correlate to cutting the net? I have 2.5m of net so I'm trying to do the maths but I'm so confused atm...

[@MeLikesTea]

JuiceBoxAndTicTacs the hard netting I buy is usually 3m wide, so I cut 17cm x 3m (twice) and 21cm x3m (4 times) so yes, basically I use 118cm x 3m of hard netting. I hope that helps :)

[@JuiceBoxAndTicTacs]

Ah, please can you make the written version with simple diagrams and measurements? Thank you (I know you are working hard at uni!)

[@MeLikesTea]

JuiceBoxAndTicTacs Sorry, due to my university and job I haven't been able to upload a written version I so wanted to upload a long time ago on my blog, hopefully I'll be able to write it soon (in december) ^^

[@CajouEV]

nice video. thanks for sharing. im going to try one.

[@mycukcakeisepicyoursisnot5716]

what is the song at the start

[@albertarias8233]

try making ones from the thunderkid manga. They're huge!

[@Zumodepinia]

I know a little nbit of English but in the part that you join the parts I do not understand. Can someone tell me which part goes with each? Please!!! For example: 21 cm x 6 meters goes with....

[@obscuraxxxx]

21 cm x 6 m goes with the 17 cm x 3 m, if i remember properly. and the 21 cm x 3 m goes with the 17 cm x 1.5m, and you'll have two of these. so you'll end up with a 3m and two 1.5m strips. then you sew the strip ends together to make the circles and from here you sew the 3m (the 6mx21cm+3mx17cm) to the skirt base first (gather this layer to fit it to the 1.5m skirt) and then sew the two 1.5m circles (the 3mx21cm+1.5mx17cm) to the skirt without gathering. hope that helps! i had to draw all of this out so it made sense to me haha.

[@checkmycloset]

very nice and easy to understand

[@ToodleDLoo]

Are the written instuctions available yet?

[@MeLikesTea]

Toni A Unfortunately not! I'm such a mess, am I not? D:Because of university and my job I haven't been able to upload the written version I so wanted to upload a long time ago on my blog, hopefully I'll be able to write it in December ^^

[@slushhead2047]

Awesome! Could you do a tutorial for the 5 layer ones that you showed in you packing pettis video? Thanks x3

[@MeLikesTea]

Pixi Bitter sure, I shall try recording and editing one soon :)

[@annjoydeco]

its very manual and i like it! and yes its your accent, whenever you say "that you dont know what your doing but we get it" i laugh its funny in a good way.:D

[@peteluka]

please make a written version of it ;; i really need this tutorial and it's so perfect but i can't really understand english when just spoken to me, i have to read it to understand TT

[@danaallan9261]

where can I find the written version of this video? please~

[@carlapaperdoll]

May i know what's your height and waist size? If we're not too different size then i'll just copy this video as is!

[@mariateresadilorenzo8715]

i like it !! the job is very very nice!

[@MeLikesTea]

+Maria Teresa Di Lorenzo thank you!

[@poorviteddy0505]

***** What I have to sew together at the end ? I only heard 6m with 3 m

[@mellanieburke8250]

Sew 6m to 3m and 3m to 1.5m (twice) to make 3 individual tulle skirts.

[@chopper1007]

thank you .. i am gathering my materials to try it for myself

[@LittleMissLurker]

where do you get your tulle or hard netting from?

[@MeLikesTea]

LittleMissLurker I buy it from a local store, I usually buy the whole 50m pack because I use a hell lot of tulle to make the petties I sell!

[@maharley27]

I have no idea why its called a petticoat. but its gorgeous! I cant wait to try making one :)

[@MeLikesTea]

I have no idea too but I love making them haha

[@extremelyhappysimmer]

a petticoat is a skirt worn under other skirts in victorian style clothing.

[@PanicLedisko]

At first when she shows herself sewing the two 21cm strips together to make them 6m long they're plain black then while she's sewing the lace on the bottom there's flowers on them. So does she actually have 2 21cm x 6m strips, one is plain and one has flowers? She also talks about having three layers? How does she make the three layers? I've watched this so many times - over ten for sure - over the last month and half trying to figure it out myself, but it doesn't make sense. Can anyone who's said "It's actually not that hard" explain what you guys did in more detail please? :s

[@szatko7]

PanicLedisko Same problem for me. I have re-watched several times, with note pad and pen, but I am still confused about layers and which bit to sew to which bit. I think once the net is cut, there will be 6 pieces - 1.5m x 17cm, 1.5m x 17cm, 3m x 17cm, 3m x 21cm, 3m x 21cm, 6m x 21cm.So actually, I'm thinking that maybe the top part of the skirt is 1.5m x 17cm. And then with the other 2 pieces of 17cm width, you gather the 3m onto the 1.5m and sew both together onto the top piece. so top layer is one piece of net, with 2 thicknesses of net at the bottom - giving it's puffiness. It's really hard to explain in words, but this is what I will be trying this week! It seems to make more sense to me now I've tried to explain it! (hopefully....)

[@PanicLedisko]

Sandra Szatkowski oh my gosh you're so sweet for responding!! Yeah I had to do the exact same thing with the pencil and notepad! I eventually figured it out, and it is exactly as you said with the gathering (originally I was putting the same lengths together and getting so confused) One day I sat down and realized I was looking at it all the wrong way haha I felt so silly! But yeah you're going to gather the 21cm x 6m to the 17cm x 3m, the 21cm x 3m to the 17cm x 1,5m and then again the 21 cm x 3m to the 17cm x 1,5m. Also I'm curious how well your sewing machine is with sewing tulle. I don't know if it's because mine is older but it either would eat it or it wouldn't pull it so I had to sew it with tissue (gift wrapping) paper and then carefully rip the paper off. It was a lot of work, but it's really awesome looking at it and being like "Yeah I made that!" Sorry I didn't get to you sooner! And good luck I hope this wasn't too late and that it helps you, thank you so much for responding!~

[@chantellepalmer1234]

I love your accent!

[@MeLikesTea]

Haha thanks!

[@jodyhakala-ristow7014]

Where u from?

[@Terinka14]

I also wonder. To me it sounds like southern english accent with italian in it... I am so confused :D Also I am not british so I dont really know all accents found in the uk :/

[@Terinka14]

apparently the girl is from brazil... even more confused :D

[@chantellepalmer1234]

It sounds like a German accent. lol but whatever it is I think it's adorable!

[@ljm8636]

Looks professional but am i the only 1 who's confused? Cuz i saw u making a polka dot then a solid black tulle but I don't see how you put the 2 set of tulle skirts (polka dot +solid black) onto the lining then when u finished i saw only solid black no polka dots??

[@lala44364]

I Love your accent and your voice *^* And your DIY was very clear (and I'm french! XD)

[@shaquoiyabailey5224]

I think you meant 17cm x 3in instead of 3m??

[@chibiloki]

Interesting to watch, but too fast to really be helpful.

[@burrasco]

Thank You so much for this post!!! The best pettitcoat tutorial I have seen!

[@bettyboop5061]

Thank you so much! for this tutorial. I really appreciate you making this video, I have one day to make it after work, I need it for a costume I am using for a birthday spotlight. Like you said on another comment, that it doesn't matter how you explain it there always be someone that won't understand. I agree. I hope you continue making this tutorials for all of us that need help, I would just appreciate if you explain step by step even do, you think is not necessary, for that person that is watching your video and has never done one before. If you need to make video 1, 2, 3 etc we will all appreciate it. Great Job!!!!!

[@MeLikesTea]

I'm not a very good person when it comes to explaining things because I always feel like I'm saying too much. Honestly this video was about 20mins long and I reduced it to as short as it is because I'd always think "oh this is too easy, people will get bored if I ad this obvious part too" but aparently that's not how things work XD I just hope someday I'll have a better sewing space to make more tutorial and a better computer because mine keeps crashing when I try to edit HD videos :(

[@ashandaniel7361]

I really wish the written instructions were still up, this petticoat is so cute but the video is so confusing.

[@MissAlyssa108]

The end product is 43 cm. long then?

[@hawahawalol91]

Gues what? I finally found the netting but since I dont have machine I cant do that now. But I definately try this if I get one.

[@anjuhime1]

Adoro este tutorial! Assim que comprar tule, vou fazer! :D Tenho no entanto, duas perguntas! No tule também fazes french seams? A outra pergunta é quanto ao formato... este é mais bell-shaped, não? Tem um bocado de dificuldade em perceber ahahah ^^'' Adorei o tutorial! Continue! :) Obrigada!