Go Speed Draper! A Bias Draping Primer

[@CassiBlack]

I love the square dress you made! That pattern and color are just gorgeous!! I’m not much of a dress wearer but I would have worn the heck out of that in high school.

[@WinkyGirls]

Oh, Love Madeleine Vionnet's work! I made her 1929-30s evening dress that is in patterns of fashion 2 (Janet Arnold, p.78, 34A). It's an awesome dress to wear

[@QueenDeLuxe]

She is constant inspiration💖

[@MsDawn0113]

I'm looking forward to seeing how it turn the draped fabric into a flat pattern.

[@CarmenShenk]

You made it look easy, thanks! 💕

[@thebratqueen]

This was very interesting. I like how you included the history behind it. Also as a newbie I knew bias and bias draping existed, but it never occurred to me that things like which grain you were balancing against would be a factor. Very educational, thank you!

[@QueenDeLuxe]

So glad you got something out of it!! 🥰

[@tiarabass4625]

Thank you for doing these videos! Great tips and insight while you do the process. I am also a big vionnet fan. I did play around with some mockups of the dresses in Janet Arnold’s POF 2.. just to learn some of her concepts and how they work in practice. Looking forward to your dress in the next video :)

[@cheerful_something_something]

Draping looksl ike magic! THat was fantastic. Thank you for your clear explinations of what you were doing : )

[@QueenDeLuxe]

You are so welcome!

[@romefiore7052]

cue me furiously taking notes