DIY princess dress sew along tutorial NO PATTERN NEEDED!

This is a quick, easy circle skirt dress to make that doesn't need a pattern! My daughter was thrilled with how it turned out~ so fun! Great for an afternoon of fun. Just follow along with the video :D Comment below with any questions and pictures of your finished dress!

[@bbkayplayz]

For real thank you so much! Your videos are so detailed. I have been trying to figure circles skirts out for months and you helped me in a few minutes lol

[@ReadyEmKay]

Yay!! I'm so glad this helped!!

[@lorriwall2523]

Great idea! Can't wait to try this!

[@catherinehoward7445]

How clever are you.That is so sweet,what a lovely little dress.x

[@ReadyEmKay]

Thank you so much! 😊 I'm glad you enjoyed it

[@kendragrant6152]

Greta video!! You explained everything so well!

[@ReadyEmKay]

Thanks so much! I'm glad you enjoyed it 😊

[@mamashecrazy7423]

There is something you can buy at any store that sells sewing notions which is called a bodkin. The bodkin is used specifically to scoot through a tube of fabric to bring a string or unfold

[@ReadyEmKay]

Yes i love bodkins!! I got my first few about a year after this video. I like tube turners even more for chunky straps though

[@annmariereid5136]

I love this! I just came across this tutorial and this will come in handy for a costume I need to make. What else could I do to make it even more poufy?😊

[@ReadyEmKay]

I'm so glad you enjoyed it. To male it even poofier you could add a layer or two of gathered crinoline underneath and it'll really poof!

[@annmariereid5136]

Thank you so much for such a quick reply 😊. With your knowledge, would you put a lining between the main fabric and the crinoline?

[@ReadyEmKay]

@@annmariereid5136 that will depend on the fabric. If it's a jersey/or something that tends to stick, yes. If it's a silkier fabric that won't grab onto the crinoline, no. I would however put lining underneath the crinoline to protect the skin and add comfort, it can get scratchy.

[@annmariereid5136]

You are so awesome! Thank you so much! I appreciate your help😊

[@graceandlipstick]

Aw man I’m trying so hard to make this dress for my niece but was hoping to make the skirt floor length! I bought 60” wide fabric and followed the instructions but once folded up it equals 29” which is the length I hoped the skirt to be! So when I cut the triangle corner it’s a tiny circle 😂 I’m not sure if there’s anything I can do to make this work? For it to be floor length

[@JoJo-ie8sl]

What would you suggest for sleeves? I was going to take my left over lace fabric from the skirt tiers and make a couple simple bell sleeves

[@ReadyEmKay]

Because of the way the straps are pulled through on this dress conventional sleeves will be difficult. I would either make an undershirt with the lace sleeves to wear with it, or you could attach some frills to the straps to mimick sleeves.

[@jenniferboswell]

Is that polycotton you used?

[@ReadyEmKay]

Hi! Yes it is. It's sort of a heavier weight poly cotton. Almost like pants weight material and weave.

[@victoriad6678]

Hi! would this work for an 8 year old?

[@ReadyEmKay]

Hello! Yes, it definitely would.

[@victoriad6678]

@@ReadyEmKay Thank you! How much of the fabric do you use just for the skirt portion

[@ReadyEmKay]

@@victoriad6678 it depends on how wide the fabric is and how long you want the skirt to be. I would definitely recommend fabric at least 45" wide, 52" would be better. And I would get a yard and a half length of fabric, especially if you want the skirt to be really full.

[@victoriad6678]

@@ReadyEmKay perfect thank you so much for your help!!

[@graceandlipstick]

@@ReadyEmKayhi!! So I have 1.5yds of 45” wide fabric and I can’t for the life of me fold it to look like this? Seems way to small. Do you know how wide your fabric was here?

[@hanaehlal4908]

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