How to cut a blouse/bustier with yoke.

[@TaylorMadeDesignsSewing]

Thank you sewmate for sharing this . It was last night that I drafted a pattern for this .. great minds think alike I tell you well explained

[@Nelo33]

Thanks dear can't wait to watch yours

[@preciouspantiliano1001]

Thank for sharing. God bless u for sharing

[@edunomowunmi4329]

God bless you ma'am, it's well explanatory 👍👍👍👍

[@abiodunoyerinde4449]

I just like you ma...thanks for always being simple to understand 🥰🥰. Thanks for explaining clearly and in details.God bless you. One day ,I hope I will be teaching people like this 🥰🥰

[@Nelo33]

Off cause you will

[@maryjane-pl2ro]

Thanks for this ,u just made my day

[@Nelo33]

I'm glad

[@gloriauche83]

Pls show us how u sewed it as u stated in the video...Tnks! Very interesting class

[@angelachiomaolasunkanmi5395]

Thanks so much

[@manifydesigns]

Am glad I found your channel. I just joined your family 💞

[@Nelo33]

Thank you ma

[@janebubu-joe5467]

Thanks for the tutorial. Pls does the 1 inch on bother sides at the top a standard for all burst size?

[@Nelo33]

Hi Jane, yes ma

[@moluyidemotilayo9296]

Pls show us ,how to cut half length bustier

[@deborahmicheal152]

Please do I need to add 0.5 sewing allowance on the bustier part on my fabric?

[@Nelo33]

If you are cutting directly on your fabric and your dart is 3.5 you use 4

[@nkechiedithemeana4794]

Thanks

[@yemiadesalu9882]

What if after i minus my burst and underburst and i have 8 and i divided it into 2 and i have 4, does that mean i will use one at the front center and 3 for the other side. Good afternoon ma

[@Nelo33]

Yes

[@cciomzy8992]

@@Nelo33 Hi Nelo, from your other video on bustier, I tot the remaining 3" should fursher be divided into two cuz the fabric is on fold...making it 1.5" ? Kindly clarify pls

[@Nelo33]

@Cciomzy where did you get the 3 from pls

[@cciomzy8992]

I read the question you answered yes to above, that's where I got the 3 from. You can read that question through pls. Thanks for responding

[@Nelo33]

@Cciomzy Please read and understand the question thank you

[@anyanwublessingchinomsoaju2219]

Please nelo, how many inches sawing allowance did u add for the yoke,plz u did not mention 🙏

[@Nelo33]

Half inch (0.5)

[@anyanwublessingchinomsoaju2219]

@@Nelo33 thanks sis,u always makes things easier for me,God bless 🙏

[@ifeoluwafaluyi7086]

What is the measurement of the bust circumference and the underbust point?

[@ann95131]

Thanks for the tutorial. I always have some trouble making the bodice darts meet the skirt darts accurately. Would you advise taking the dart once both pieces have been connected? Or would it be possible to only dart the bodice and not the skirt? If the last one is possible, will the skirt fit be affected by it?

[@lindaekeyekwu7136]

I usually encounter that same problem before but the solution is to not add dart at all on the front bodice of the skirt part. Rest assured it will come out perfectly. I no longer add dart on any front bodice of my skirt pattern. Hope this helps.

[@ann95131]

@@lindaekeyekwu7136 thanks, I will try this method. Also has it ever happened to you that you will draft a bodice and a skirt and when you finally get to put them together they don’t match? Like the bodice is smaller than the skirt ?

[@lindaekeyekwu7136]

@Anna Ma I usually don't experience that; but I'm guessing that when the waist measurement is the same both on the bodice and skirt , it should align. I always cut on pattern paper first before cutting on my fabric; that way it always comes out well especially if I sew correctly using the exact seam allowance I added when drafting( I always refer back to my pattern in case I forget any allocated seam allowance)

[@cciomzy8992]

Hi, I learnt you can use the exact space (inches) between the darts on the front bodice to mark your front skirt darts so they can align very well. Hope this helps.

[@udemenelson9874]

How to sew this

[@iyowunabarasin6736]

Thank you very much