DRAPING a CORSET style MINI DRESS - THISISKACHI DIY

[@THISISKACHI]

GET THE PATTERN HERE: www.etsy.com/de/listing/963083062/pattern-skater-mini-dress-thisiskachi

[@dustinjamal8689]

i guess Im quite randomly asking but do anyone know of a good website to stream newly released series online ?

[@hayleepinette8457]

You don't need to apologize, 99% of us know/knew exactly what you meant and continued watching, your work inspires me to keep trying, and to challenge myself to get better at sewing🤞

[@LovelyLyrics02022]

This is just a bodice! (I don’t blame you for not knowing English is weird and hard- plus the word corset is being heavily misused by fast fashion) If you’d like to know the difference between a corset, variations of a corset, and a bodice I’ll provide some simple definitions- Bodice: a close fitting upper part of a dress, typically from the chest to the waist Corset: A garment made with well structured fabric and steel/metal boning to temporarily change the size of your waist or cinch it in to accentuate it- there’s both underbust and overbust. Waist trainer/waist cincher: a garment designed to specifically target your waist (abdomen) area in order to specifically slim your natural waist and potentially change its size Bustier: looks similar to a corset but it’s indented purpose is to work like a push up bra and not cinch your waist- they also tend to use plastic boning which will not change your body shape

[@THISISKACHI]

That is so helpful! Bodice it is then! Thank you 🥰

[@LovelyLyrics02022]

@@THISISKACHI no problem. Keep using corset to your advantage though- it is trending and your work deserved to be recognized 🥰

[@THISISKACHI]

@@tamagothchic thank you so much for your explanation! This helped a lot and makes me a bit more confident in the use of the different terms. Good to know if I'm ever unsure, that bodice is the term 🥰

[@Ava-ks4yn]

oh and don’t forget stays! they flatten the frontside and were typically used as undergarments in the past

[@alicebowman3780]

Also she said corset style not corset imply that it is just that style not actually a corset

[@chuu_cat8482]

i actually love the wrinkles, they totally add dimension to the dress

[@THISISKACHI]

Thank you so much! 🥰

[@MaddieLynn]

This dress is so cute and I loved seeing your process! In America “corset” also covers a variety of styles...basically anything that has structure, the appearance of structure, or boning. It can be used to describe historical undergarments and silhouettes as well as modern styles

[@THISISKACHI]

Thanks so much! 🥰 I think the Term in general in different languages is used for a variety of things. I have learnt today that you would accurately call this a bodice. 🤷🏻‍♀️

[@ninagnation]

I actually like the wrinkles, it almost looks intentional!

[@THISISKACHI]

Thank you 🥰

[@wendynicholss6886]

Yes I like the wrinkles too!!!!

[@magwayen5476]

People here on yt will always have something to point out. But for me, I see you as a very talented and creative tailor! Love this piece

[@THISISKACHI]

Thank you that's very kind of you 😍

[@blondietehdino]

figure skater chic SO cute

[@THISISKACHI]

Thank you! 🥰

[@hullabaloo-hcd]

The 'wrinkles' look great. Add texture to the bodice and make it look very interesting. I definitely looks like it was meant to be that way. Beautiful item of clothing, I hope you wear it.

[@LuisRodriguezVlqz]

a very lovely dress! love the skirt, it looks like so many layers and adds movement to the dress! one tip for not getting as many wrinkles for the corset is to buy iron on fusible and apply it to the back of your fabric, it will strengthen the fabric and no wrinkles!!

[@THISISKACHI]

Thank you! I know to do that, for some reason it didn't cross my mind in this project. You know the days you do sth and you seem to not be focused enough and obvious things like the iron on fusing just don't cross your mind? That's what happened to me 😂 in my latest video I corrected the mistake of you're interested in watching 😊

[@nicolezhaoschannel]

Keep up the great work! I don't sew but I can't stop watching your videos. You are a great teacher. Thank you!!

[@THISISKACHI]

Oh thanks so much! 🥰🥰

[@mandaroberts4596]

Screw the haters!!! YOU'RE a SUPER TALENTED BADASS, and THEY are JUST JEALOUS OF YOUR AWESOMENESS!!!!👌😘❤

[@keelyjohnston19]

I thought you were wearing ice skates it would have been the perfect look if they were. I love the dress 👗

[@THISISKACHI]

Thank you 🥰 that was the look I was going for in the end ✌🏻 exactly my thought! 😂

[@hena5756]

I love it, I think you were right about the wrinkles, your beautiful fabric is soft and, finally you made it gorgeous and the video showed us how gorgeous you are and your corset dress as well 🥰🥰🙏🙏🙏🙏it was very helpful for me to make one for me

[@grimnirnacht]

The dress is so cute and the color is so pretty. It suits you. I'd call this a "corset style" dress. Corset by itself tends to mean the old support types

[@AlyssaSimonne]

This is exactly the type of skirt i want to put on my bustier! Thank you so much I’m going to take time to figure it out today❤️

[@vloskutova]

you're definitely inspiring me to sew more than just hems and buttons:D really great work, love your channel! wanted to give an extra thanks for including a longer segment of you modeling the garment-some of the ones from previous videos were short enough that I was always like "nooooooo, you put in so much work and it's amazing, show it off more!!!" xoxo from Berlin

[@THISISKACHI]

Thank you! 🥰 yes i definitely read the critique of me not showing the garment in the end for long enough and I wanted to include a bit more video this time ♥️ glad you noticed it! ✌🏻

[@ivanchacon3064]

Love your videos , love your english , and love how you call the things for the real names. Your tutorials are amazing ... keep up your wonderful work. And thank you so much for sharing. I am spanish by the way.

[@WhiteE20342]

AHH OH MY GOD ITS SO PRETTY I did not anticipate a post this gorgeous today

[@THISISKACHI]

Thank you so much! 🥰

[@WhiteE20342]

No, thank YOU for being such an inspiration 💕

[@gabrielibrizo]

I just know you're a perfectionist

[@gdcstudiosgretchendelcarme7864]

Hello beautiful Kachi, thanks so much for your video, and all the heart you put into it. I had to write a comment, regarding your disclaimer, because I couldn’t let this pass... I want to let you know, that you are correct, this is a Corset, not a bodice. There is a difference between both, a corset has boning, and a bodice doesn't. As a suggestion, review some sewing books regarding so and don't forget the history, so we all can learn. Anyway, thanks so much for sharing your knowledge, you're doing great! Love Gretchen

[@gdcstudiosgretchendelcarme7864]

and let's not forget...Corset is a french word

[@hannahfear5278]

I'm in love with the way the skirt drapes

[@alicedue8652]

The modern Cinderella vibes of this dress 😍

[@abiwhitwell432]

Beautiful! Cinderella on ice vibes

[@AntheaOswin]

would love if you introduce us your all machines and supplies you’re using and how you think of them! really would love to learn more about the behind the scenes 🥰

[@THISISKACHI]

Yes I will most definitely do a video on my sewing room! I am atm in my old apartment and will move in a bit, then I will for sure do a video on my new dream sewing atelier 💪🏻💪🏻

[@guillermomoreno5603]

@@THISISKACHI Woow😲adorable and Beautiful princess, i would like to give you a Million likes. Good job lady 😁😉❤

[@aylanababe345]

The dress is very very cute.loving it!

[@natalieeab]

omg it looks SO great!!!

[@AlisiaBolivar]

This is an amazing tutorial full of brilliant ideas & techniques. Thank you!

[@wildemannstudio]

Für mich ist alles was Boning und Verstärkung hat ein Korsett. Ich nenn auch alles mögliche so. Meine amerikanischen Freunde sagen auch immer 'Corset' oder 'Corset based' zu sowas 😄

[@THISISKACHI]

Na dann bin ich ja beruhigt 🥰

[@salttothesea]

In awe of your skills! ♥️

[@THISISKACHI]

Thank you 🥰

[@anrienazen738]

I love this so much! You're incredible

[@joyusman1228]

You did an amazing job. I'll be following this tutorial.

[@MomoMakesStuff]

This was so detailed especially the draping was very clear👌 thanks.

[@THISISKACHI]

You're welcome! Glad it was helpful 🥰

[@GoddessNeith]

we call it a boned bodice. and it looks cute. the ruching (unintended) looks good. call it a design element!

[@Coffeegirl739]

Such a high quality content. Love it

[@THISISKACHI]

Thank you! 🥰

[@luluxxxpr]

Absolutely beautiful! Girl you inspire me to make something similar for my daughters 🥰

[@THISISKACHI]

Thank you! That makes me so happy 🥰

[@laurenceboudreau8448]

So nice!! Thank you for this video! 😍

[@michaelgarro227]

Beautiful dress I love it

[@iheartbridalcouture5989]

In today's fashion a corset is commonly known as any bodice, bustier, or corsets with a lace up in the back. So by today's standard it is definitely a corset in my opinion. I do bridal alterations on almost every brand out there. If it hooks or laces up the tag will say "Corset or Corset back" on it. In the Victorian era it was an undergarment that eventually turned in to a bra. I live in the U.S.A.

[@madhusha1927]

I like this video becz is step by step information about corset

[@mindOpener1]

Super schön 🙌🔥 tolle Arbeit ❤ bei der Erklärung des Rockmuster war ich dann wieder raus 🙈 knoten im Kopf. Vorallem auch durch die bogenform an der hüfte.. Falls du dazu irgendwann nochmal ein genaueres tutorial machen solltest wäre das großartig 🙆🏼‍♀️ bisher nur sehr simple Korsetts ohne rock genäht..als Anfänger machen sich so schön bildliche Anschauungen immer gut

[@THISISKACHI]

Ja das Thema Tellerrock ist sowieso noch eines, was ich in meiner sewing school angesprochen möchte 🥰

[@mindOpener1]

@@THISISKACHI yeah ! Can't wait 🥳

[@soph939]

This is so beautiful i want to make it know 😊

[@THISISKACHI]

Thank you! 🥰 happy sewing!

[@bienchencreates830]

Witzig, ich wusste gar nicht, dass du Deutsche bist :D hab die ganze zeit überlegt was du für einen Akzent hast🙈 dein Englisch ist wirklich gut! Und wie immer, mega gutes Video! Supet verständlich und einfach der Hammer was du so zauberst!! Liebe Grüße aus Wuppertal ❤

[@THISISKACHI]

Dankeschön 🥰🥰 liebe Grüße aus München zurück ♥️

[@crafting_tea_party]

In English, we use the word corset pretty loosely too. If you want the technical definitions, corsets were the structured, steel boned undergarments worn during the Victorian era. Sets of stays are the similarly structured undergarments worn throughout most of history. Boned bodices are everything else with a similar structure as to what you're making.

[@PorcelainRabbit]

its so beautifulllll

[@Marcel_in_Vienna]

Das ist super schön geworden 🌹❤️✨

[@josefineolsen7409]

Omg this looks sooooo good 😍

[@iantailoring5349]

Great work boo 🙂👍

[@anncabras3961]

Ach wie schön! Du lebst in München, hätte ich nie gedacht. Deine Aussprache ist ja richtig gut💗 Das Kleid sieht übrigens richtig toll aus! Liebe Grüße 🙂

[@THISISKACHI]

Dankeschön 🥰🥰

[@roselynferreira6255]

I love it!!! 😍😍😍❤❤❤

[@AnaSilva95]

So cool! Good job

[@redblaquegolden]

The only thing missing rhat would make it a western/American corset is lacing in the back and a seperate closure. It is positively beautiful. I actually like the wrinkles a lot.

[@Addaleew]

This would technically be a boned bodice. Yes, most people in America will still call this a corset because of the style of the bodice but it does not function as a historical/contemporary corset would, as in giving bust support and creating a desired body shape (not by tightening the waist, this was only done by aristocracy and royalty in Europe historically)

[@kralic2539]

The first one ❤ we love u from algeria 😍 u'r the besttttt ❤

[@THISISKACHI]

Thanks for the support! ♥️

[@Damoire]

Sehr schön gemacht :). Ich überlege demnächst auch wieder mal etwas Richtung Korsage zu machen :), aber dieses mal nicht unbedingt historisch.

[@THISISKACHI]

Ja mach! Super satisfying 🥰

[@THISISKACHI]

Haha danke ✌🏻 ich arbeite an meinem Akzent, hoffe den bald ganz weg zu bekommen 🥰

[@Damoire]

Ja, werde ich definitiv machen ☺️

[@Damoire]

@@THISISKACHI Dein Akzent ist gar nicht so schlimm

[@GoddessNeith]

for a different look try sewing the skirt underneath the hip gussets. i bet it'd look very cool.

[@jodyaverill6860]

I am a VERY experienced sewer, and I actually cried while trying to make sense of your skirt "pattern". I came to this video hoping that you would give direction as to the pattern pieces ON the fabric to show how they are laid. I ended up with a front (cut 1) back (cut 2) and an unknown piece that says cut 2, but the pattern pieces don't fit together, the letter triangles don't meet up, and there is absolutely nothing (like a diagram of all the pieces on fabric) to show how to manage the grain and how to place them. Fabric yardage would also be nice. You went step by step through the corset, but rushed through the skirt in less than 1 minute without any specifics! I have made many, many pdf patterned clothing and never had any trouble before. There needs to be more information both on the pattern pieces themselves and a step by step instruction sheet. I am, as usual, on a tight deadline and this took up WAY too much time for something that should have been simple. Please edit your pattern and add an instruction sheet. Thank you.

[@RealAngelOfMusic]

This is soo cute!!! Do you have a video on how to size up the pattern if needed? I’d love to make this for someone but the sizes are sadly too small…

[@spatel2836]

Wow. I do not know how you execute the most complicated and technical patterns all with such ease! Have you had professional training? P.s. Amazing video. Love your dress sewing videos!!!

[@THISISKACHI]

I studied fashion design 😊 watch my Q&A to get more info on me personally ✌🏻

[@dianneangela6132]

More of these pls

[@LauriesPlace999]

Cold in Canada too💙! I think your lining fabric was not sturdy enough to give the support the boning needs. If you had used fusible interfacing on your fashion layer, sewed channel's between your fashion fabric and lining layer then inserted boning it should solve that problem, but really it looked like a ruching design choice in final design

[@THISISKACHI]

Yea that could very well be! In the lilac corset, I fused the lining layer and the outer layer together by adding fake boning channels on the outside. Could be that those prevented the folds. Thank you! 🥰

[@user-cj8zj8sc2g]

I was wondering if we wanted to make just bodice could we potentially use you corset belt tutorial and add cups of our size?

[@babyblue7798]

very talented.. can you make sew alongs for beginners?

[@alexisbrianne2862]

I’ve had this happen to me before with the wrinkles. More than likely your tension was just too tight on your machine. It still came out beautifully though!

[@jutarnjipovjetarac1001]

Can you do more dresses I want to make for myself satin dress but I don't know where to start or how to do it

[@aimeetje1995]

Hi, I am new to your channel. Your dress is beautiful! I have a few questions about your process. Why use bias tape and not add seam allowance whilst draping? And what type of marker do you use? Is it erasable?

[@THISISKACHI]

Im not quite sure what step of the process you are referring to with the bias tape as I am using it for multiple purposes. I don't add seam allowance to the pattern while draping because for me it's easier to see what I'm doing without. I also generally never add seam allowances to any of my pattern because I prefer it that way while cutting out (I always get the pattern paper caught in my fabric scissors and I'd rather add the seam allowance by eye while cutting out). I use washable markers, you can go on Amazon and find them if you search. I will add a link to the ones I am using in my description ones I find the time. 🥰

[@kayn70]

Lovely! If you were going to add sleeves, how would you do it?

[@THISISKACHI]

I would attach shoulder straps and add the sleeves onto there.

[@OiCupi]

just curious with the hook and eye closure being i nthe back how would you get dressed if no one could help you ?

[@yemisiojo5544]

I do not understand the construction of the skirt. It was going all good but when it got to the skirt I zoned out And anyways, i loved this tutorial and I loved the result more

[@slaveNo-4028]

24:48 can somebody tell me why you would cut the circleskirt into pieces? Like, could you also cut it out as one whole piece? I feel like I'm missing something entirely..

[@THISISKACHI]

You can, if your fabric is big enough 😉

[@slaveNo-4028]

@@THISISKACHI Ohh, that makes sense, thank you very much for the reply!!

[@saslim1531]

Your smile so beautiful ❤😢

[@starxin475]

Can you make detail video of how you bias those?

[@lillystolpe6063]

How did you do the ruffling of the skirt?

[@tweetyfashiondancer]

Try cutting the satin on the bias, that will take out a lot of the wrinkling you are getting and it will follow your body shape better

[@THISISKACHI]

Cutting tight fitting garments on bias defeats the purpose of tight fitting. You shall never cut fabric for corsets or corset like items on the bias. To avoid wrinkles I should have ironed interfacing on which is sth I knew I should do and have done for my next project. It solved the wrinkles 😊

[@allythompson6973]

I am getting Cinderella vibes! Did I miss how you finished the back of the bodice?

[@user-cj8zj8sc2g]

What size is the rigilene boning 15mm?

[@kevlarblightning]

Bustier (from French) top is another way this style top is called in English. Anything that resembles old corset shape with light boning, but is fashionable can be called a bustier.

[@ThatOneGirlYana]

Anyone know what song is playing at the end? I can’t get it out of my head and I can’t find it

[@THISISKACHI]

It's this: kzbin.info/www/bejne/hISaYnuCnMlsp5Y

[@ThatOneGirlYana]

Thank you!

[@ln8784]

Love this so much! Could spiral boning (the type that can bend both vertically and horizontal) work for underwire instead of buying underwire? And what type of fabric did you use/ what do you recommend so I can avoid the wrinkles ! Thank you Sm love your channel:)

[@THISISKACHI]

I think spiral boning is too stiff for the underwire. But I haven't tried it so I don't know for sure. I would recommend heavier cotton canvas as lining, as well as more structure around the cups and in the middle front. 🥰

[@keelyjohnston19]

Just use old under wire from a bra you have maybe one you don’t wear that much and don’t mind sacrificing

[@user-cj8zj8sc2g]

Wait did you sew the bias tape I’m confused lol

[@thatsriski]

How many hours did this take in total??

[@Ros_Reijnders]

isn't the skirt she made a full circle skirt? I'm starting to learn sewing, but I know math haha. And her quarter was 90 degrees so 90 degrees times 4 would be 360? The skirt also looks to be quiet full in the end... I'm not complaining just confused!

[@tairagonzalez282]

Watching this a year later since I have a corset looking shirt which I’d like to add a skirt to and this is exactly what I was looking for Edit: am I the only one who’s audio keeps cutting out every once in a while in this video?

[@everettclark6632]

Every fabric is different, so you need to do a test fit and make your adjustments

[@elarhy]

The only thing i don't like is that getting in and out of this dress on your own can not be simple!

[@THISISKACHI]

Yes haha I need help for that

[@calroberts6267]

A Boned Bodice with a handkerchief skirt

[@Oiami-.-]

In german the word that should be closesed for bodice whould be "Mieder" I think. I now that there is another one but Mieder should be fine. Edit: Yes Bodice = Mieder in german the other thing was stays = Schnürbrust in german

[@THISISKACHI]

Mieder habe ich damals in Modegeschichte auch gelernt, aber Schnürbrust ist mir neu 😂 klingt ja richtig schön das Wort 😝

[@vickhayachi9868]

how much should I charge for a piece like this?

[@THISISKACHI]

What do you mean? 😂

[@MrLppqq77]

💐💐💐

[@gabriellareti5055]

Hi! I think you could say it's a bustier, but I don't think anyone should go crazy if you used the word "corset". Fashion and sewing is art and art is known for it's non-exact and all-over-the-place nature when it comes to creating something, especially when you're inspired by something but you're recreating it according to your individual style. So everyone should mind their own business and should just stop being naughty towards people who dare to create something new and beautiful. 🙂 The dress turned out amazing!

[@paloma3753]

😍😍

[@everettclark6632]

you should sew all lawyers together this is called flatlining

[@jadealanna9519]

People call them corsets but it is not the technical term. You would just call it a bodice with boning or something like that

[@everettclark6632]

This is a cute dress your out of layer need to be a litter larger but not bad

[@poonyaTara]

Hi! M.A. in English w/ Deutsch für meine zweitere Sprache. 'Corset,' 'stays,' 'bodies,' und 'bodice' sind zehr technische Wörter, und es wahr, das dies 'bodice' sind ist. Aber, zumindest für Amerikanische Englisch, ist eine kleidung mit wahr oder falsche 'boning channels' und ein form-fitting bodice eine 'corset-dress,' wann es eine corset mit oder nicht ist genant. Ich hoffe dass das hilft, und vergeben Sie bitte dass meine Wortschatz ein bißchen zu klein ist. Danke für KZbin benützen!

[@dajmade]

The material you use. Could have been the reason it was wrinkly still in amazing dress though

[@ЛизаТекучёва-м7ъ]

Pleeease don't walk outside in that dress you will get cold 😭😭🤒

[@aasthamutreja2549]

First

[@dajmade]

It look like you did do a corset but the bone bodies go over the breast

[@josephpequero6185]

The skirt section is so confusing! I’ve tried so many times but there’s not enough details and there’s no explanation on your math