How to cut falling handkerchief flare/peplum/skirt.

Learn how to make this "falling" handkerchief flare/peplum/Skirt. Please like and share this video.
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[@ciscastitches]

Please note that the pointed parts does not have to be in the front and sides. I just used that as reference so you don't get confused. Those pointed parts would mostly rest on your laps at both front and back. Hope you get it.

[@Nakira2000]

Thank you very much 💕 I tried someone else's video and completely ruined my fabric. Your video makes so much more sense. 💕

[@HnClothings]

Awesome for work wear, church wear, dinner dates and even so important meetings. This is a beautiful piece and I must say this handkerchief style is quite trendy. Thanks for sharing 👌

[@ciscastitches]

Thank you that's what is trending right now😊.

[@katie4820]

If I could like this video twice I would! So very helpful thank you so much!!

[@finky143toes]

Ah! Thank you so much!! This was extremely helpful and very appreciated!! Have a blessed day!!

[@olamorayo4250]

Simple and straight to the point.

[@augustinawubah7429]

You teach sooo well. THANK YOU VERY MUCH😊

[@thankgodsunday8461]

I love it! Short and easy to learn

[@KhayrahAlli]

Thank you so much. This was so explanatory and helpful❤️❤️

[@lifeiswhatyoumakeit3821]

Love it!

[@pamelaclarke4625]

Thank you ,another one i must try

[@monicasencion9703]

Thank you so much, this is very usefull!

[@marynorthcott6504]

You explain easily to understand. 😊

[@KSLOGOS02]

Really nice it helped me I got a clear way for this cut thanks dear

[@adzesiemmanuella2687]

Thank you sister you are too good

[@edwardkintin3333]

Thank you I like it I'm learning

[@MaryAbidemi-xe8zs]

Awesome thanks momma

[@mercysanders546]

Thank you so much

[@ingedj8338]

tq for sharing 👍🏻👍🏻

[@nancymiller349]

Awesome

[@beespace4716]

Yeeeee sis,u bust my brain this noon oo Oya chop 💋💋💋💋 Thanks

[@coffeemakesmehappy6262]

thank you so much...

[@lindaomoefe4156]

Thank you

[@favourqueen5719]

😢i love this ma very simple thanks

[@kadebfashionworld5335]

So sorry for bringing you back to this, please can I make a dress without waistline from this?

[@balikistemitayo31]

Thanks

[@marilynolubayo5240]

Thanks alot ..this was really easy to understand.. But What if i want the flare on just the sides of the skirt?

[@crystalturmon9409]

Thank you, very Good Teacher

[@aikoscouture]

Notification Gang. Love from Ghana 🇬🇭

[@ciscastitches]

Yippie😊

[@unuferogersmelody5251]

This teaching is a big thumb's up for me.......weldone ma, pls how can I reach out to you? Thanks

[@ceceyangg]

Can I do this to an already made dress/skirt?

[@maryumogbai3845]

Nice video. If possible can you always mention the material you are using or materials that can be used to achieve the design you are making? Thanks

[@ciscastitches]

Ok, noted. I think I do for some of my videos but usually in the middle of the video. But I will take note of that in future videos. I already have 4 scheduled to go up in the next couple 0f days. So after that it will take effect. Thank you for your recommendation🙏🏾😊.

[@joyokonmah9979]

Pls what’s the actual measurement for folding your fabric b4 the cutting

[@faijanfaijan8264]

Aesa hi aur dijaen ki eskat catting bataiye please

[@joyokonmah9979]

I don’t undergo folding part

[@goerginaaddo2661]

Hi 0:45

[@valerielboss]

I'm not sure I understand how to convert a 4 point pattern into the 8 or 16 point pattern. It's not separate layers, right? How do you make a 16 point skirt?

[@marshwetland3808]

Build your circle of 2 or 4 squares of fabric for the 8 or 16 point skirts. The difference is the circle will be smaller, because, e.g. for the 2 squares, you are distributing half the waistline on each of the squares. For 16 point, it'd be 1/4 of your waistline for each circle.

[@elizabethgabriella6799]

Ma,do this on a material for clear clarification. Thanks ma

[@lazy.laceygirl]

Is the 6.28 constant?

[@ciscastitches]

Yes

[@anumnunnenna2029]

Pls no offense but how did u get 6.28

[@ciscastitches]

By multiplying pi(3.14) and 2. Pi is a mathematical constant. Hope this explanation helps. If you want to understand more, you can watch this video - kzbin.info/www/bejne/rpTQoqqAe9d2hrM.

[@CraigsOverijse]

You completely lost me when you went to divided the 32 but didn’t explain by what or why and suddenly said 6.28 or was that 6 and 2/8? I was like what? I had no clue why you did that. So turned off at that point

[@crazycrafts5945]

She divided her waist measurement by 6.28 to get the radius of the circle where your waist is. You could just divide your waist measurement by 4 to get a number, and then curve your tape measure around the corner and measure it that way.

[@CraigsOverijse]

@@crazycrafts5945 if she had bothered to explain I’m using twice pi or this method maybe it would have been simpler to follow, but she didn’t bother to explain her method just went divide this as if “everyone knows” by what or why so I simply turned off. If your trying to educate others “how to do” then at least take the time to explain the steps you did. Thanks for the reply but if I think videos miss out I usually say that so the person who uploads them recognises why people may give a thumbs down.

[@crazycrafts5945]

@@CraigsOverijse oh okay