How to Make a Ribbon Trimmed Tutu Tutorial 2019 Start to Finish! Como hacer tutu con listón

[@1chelib]

AMAZING WOMAN YOU DID THIS VIDEO YEAR AGO, AND LOOK AT YOU KNOW. YOU ARE A TRUE INSPIRATION!!!!!! I BEEN WATCHING YOU SINCE THE BEGINNING AND I'M JUST WOWED BY YOUR WORK ETHIC, AND DRIVE!!!!! GOD BLESS YOU AND YOUR FAMILY CHICA YOU MAKE LATINAS OR, HISPANICS VERY PROUD!!!!!!!

[@Raven-te8to]

Thank you for taking the time to explaining every detail and answer even the silliest questions for those of us that never had anyone teach us anything about sewing. I used a sewing machine once in my life when I was young but my stepmother got so frustrated that she never tried to teach me again. I taught myself to crochet and knit in my late 40’s and how to sew different stitches by hand on my finished knit n cricket projects. You are so straight forward and I love that you are just being real. Not trying to be all perfect. Just showing us it really is. You do beautifully crafted work. Be very proud of yourself and please pass down your talent even if if your kids, nieces, nephews or siblings don’t seem to want to learn or they have a hard time understanding or are scared of messing up. Everyone needs basic skills like sewing. I will be a great grandmother next year and want so badly to make pageant outfits and all the glam stuff. I’m going to buy a used sewing machine and try to teach myself. God bless you and may your talent bring you and others happiness.

[@janisferrante3739]

You're a very good teacher. You make things very clear. And I love your work.

[@graciemizell8626]

I just wanted to thank you so so much for this Tutorial. I was making mine for my grandbabies. use the roll and cut and tie them on to the elastic. But I love the way you do yours.I will be buying some of your ribbon. some people don't give out there secrets. or meagerments. But so kind to give them to us. Thank u Sweetheart.Bless u.:)

[@AngelaJasmina]

You're very welcome! Thank you for the donation the other night on live! I appreciate the support!

[@Slotbaybe]

I was making them that way as well and this way is so much prettier I cant wait to try

[@Vicapr]

Gracie, I was doing them that way too! It takes so much time! Love this way better.

[@readytogo6611]

Angela im from Mexico and i dont earn in dollars but i would like also give you a donation maybe is not so big but i give with my heart please tell me how ic an do it. your page is so helpful for me! thanks for all your tips

[@RaeDanaeDesigns]

I love, love , love your videos and your hard-working and helpful attitude! I have 2 single needles and a 6 needle and just love to sew, embroider and work with my Cameo and Cricut.. Helpful Tip: I have marked the table in front of me with measurements so I can just measure elastic, etc at the talbe instead of pulling out a tape measure I have also heard of people taping down an actual tape measure or yard stick. I may try that too. Time savers! Keep up the great work!!

[@fairytalewonders4555]

I have watch this video a thousand times all times of day at work in the bed even in the bathroom lol but tonight I finally did it and made my first ribbion trimmed tutu. Thank you for the amazing informative video. I will definitely be ordering supplies from you.

[@donnav645]

Hi Angela, Pam always talks about you so I came from her channel. You're doing a great job teaching us and it is called a pressure foot. Your adorable and I love your daughter. She's so cute!!!! Thank you for sharing

[@AngelaJasmina]

Aww thank you!!

[@denisekersey8120]

You are so awesome I watched multiple videos of you. I love the fact you are not worried about showing us your mistakes, you are clear in your tutorials and the fact you still take time out for the babies. I am taking my sewing machine out to make my youngest granddaughter a tutu outfit I have everything needed but the courage and you have given me that. Thanks love your tutorials you are awesome.

[@prairieharmony3185]

Thank you so very much for teaching everyone how to make these adorable Tutu’s!!! Your directions were so clear and easy to understand.

[@shelbyaucoin3469]

So thankful that you give ALL the details and measurements. You’re amazing

[@drbaldwin62]

Such an amazing person to watch… I commend you and your journey thus far and look forward to many more videos…. Thank you Ms. Angela Jasmina…. You are an inspiration to many… Keep up the EXCELLENT WORK & SERVICE.

[@hajalameh]

You know you are very kind and generous in sharing, May God reward you and increase you in ways you never imagined. Thank you.

[@sheliathompson4921]

New subscriber. Thank you so much for showing me how to make a Tutu. My grand daughter needs one for her birthday on the 28th of February and now I know how to make it. Thanks to you. That's beautiful.

[@mtcampbell1]

Hey Angela, thx so much for this vid. If ur machine has issues with the zigzag, you can hold your two ends of elastic like you are but fold under the rough end about 1/4inch. Then you'll do a straight stitch on top and then reverse it, then repeat that a few times, making a bar stitch. Then you'll do that for the other end of the elastic. Because you've folded under the elastic, they'll look nice and finished and your machine can handle the straight stitch for sure! Hope this helps a bit.

[@AngelaJasmina]

Awesome! Thanks so much for the tip!

[@umaimachaudhary7200]

gud

[@bebeenglish8142]

So, you say 9 yards for a 2T. Is there anyway you can post how many yard for each size as I can't figure out the chart.

[@MariaMartinez-dc5is]

Did you ever found out how many yards for each tutu?

[@apaniiwachante]

@@MariaMartinez-dc5is try Sheryl and fam on here if you haven’t found out, She has the exact amount you need and size on her video.

[@MariaMartinez-dc5is]

@@apaniiwachante ok ty

[@margitcreates]

Thank you so much! 💜 So the sizing from the video: 2T: 9 yards by 16 inches fabric (makes ~ 8 inches long tutu) In European size that is 92: 83 cm by 40 cm 2 cm wide rubber band 4 cm wide ribbon

[@shelvinanthony8315]

That was an awesme video teaching with great patience. Thank you for taking the time to share your talent. May God bless you with great success in all that you do. Have blessing day.

[@domenicagereaux6715]

Hi, I came across you channel just a bit ago. Your children are adorable!😊 You are so interesting. I have a 10 needle embroidery machine, I also sew & just received a Cricut maker for Christmas. Thank you for showing your showing the set up of your room, how you make your tees & tutus. I’m trying to start my own little business where I live for extra money but I’m not doing very well. I do mostly alterations which I’m not crazy about. I’ve been sewing for almost 42 years. I made my kids clothes when they were little. I’ve make everything from pj’s to my daughter’s wedding dress & everything in between. I don’t know how you do it with your little guy, you are a fantastic Mom! I have one suggestion for you tho. Just a thought- When you see the elastic together, use white thread and zig zag the long way. Just from experience. Love your channel!

[@pattipage-cannonier8249]

Had to watch video again, before making a tutu! Your video tutorial is really very helpful. Thanks

[@veronicamendoza1808]

Omg I’m so impressed with your work, you know how to do everything!! Congratulations on being so smart and talented! Keep up the good work, wish you the best with your business!!!

[@grandmacares4434]

You are the Energizer bunny. You work so hard. You have good work ethics. I really want to start a business just from watching you. Pamela and you feel like family to me. My Grandma use to sew with the pedal pusher singer. Thank you so much 💕 Can't wait to see baby boy.

[@leehowell2823]

Love watching your videos don’t know why cuz I’ll never need to make a tutu but like watching u make them 😊

[@karinbrazalovich9198]

Thank you so much for cheering me up! You are amazing and an inspiration! I can’t wait to add tutus to my business.. I’ve been in such a rut, frustrated and so depressed, and you’ve put a pep in my step! ♥️♥️

[@jacquelinemejia4307]

Bless you little girl. To upload this wonderful video. You have a giving heart. Thank you.

[@Ms.NoNo2]

Jacqueline Mejia why did you call a grown married woman with a child a little girl??

[@veronicamendoza1808]

Fluffy McFluffle nothing wrong with that! She’s so young and talented to us older women she’s a lil girl!

[@jessgonzalez3219]

I have been wanting to start on the tutu making and have been putting it to the side like yeah soon it has been a couple of years now but that's it I'm in my way to buy me a sewing machine and start making tutus... no one stopping me now 😁 love your videos I have no idea how to use a sewing machine but I'm going to learn with you thanks Bless you

[@OBAMASTREAM]

You are so blessed, and I admire you, and have learned alot from watching your channels, God bless you and your family.

[@Ninalovesyou15]

9yards? Omg .... thats a lot for one skirt.. you're a pro..love your videos

[@luanastark9876]

To keep your sewing machine from traveling use non skid shelf liner, I bought mine at WalMart .. I am a 75 yr great grandmother and starting something new and a new subscriber to your channel..I have gone back and started watching all your vlogs...TYFS

[@jacquelyncoleman7790]

Wow what an inspiration you are. I'm a 60 yr old grandmother just getting started on sewing too

[@dorasanchez5075]

Hello , Angela I'm your fan now. This is the second video I watched and already admire you so much. You have worked so hard and still are. I really admire people that work instead of expecting things the easy way. Great job on you merchandize. They look so pretty and embroidered last more and is much better quality than iron on. Congratulations. Thank you for sharing.

[@Digitaldarlingg]

How many yards for each size. ?!

[@cathythomson1]

you need to invest in an industrial sewing machine. it will save you even more time. tutus are so sweet. your a hard working mama. you go girl.❤

[@judibrayman2162]

I have watched this video a number of times before I finally have the tulle to make the tutu. I just don't understand how you are able to keep it folded so nice so that at the fold you can sew and make the channel. I fought with mine all the way to the end. It just did not sit nicely and folded down like yours? It was as if you had a crease of some sort that made it easier to do the channel. Was a bit frustrating yet although I know you have done many and it comes easier for you, how did it sit so nicely and just move up so 'cleanly' to be sewn? Great job!

[@nhungcrosbie8750]

Thank you for the tutu lesson! I like to make one for my Granddaughter! You are so fast. It so beautiful.

[@rkcosturices]

Hello. Today is my first time in your channel. I am brazilian and I am learning to sew and embroider. I hope you can understand my English. Thank you so much to tutorial about Tutu. God bless you.

[@katherinemoore6937]

What a great tutorial. I have been wanting o make some tutus for my nieces. You make this so easy. Thank you!

[@madelinescreations7718]

Angela you are the Queen of Crafting. You make everything look so easy Who taught you how to sew? My mom was a seamstress but I didn’t get interested in it until recently and I’m 67. Thanks for all your tutorials. Keep on crafting and making tutorials you are an inspiration. God Bless

[@douglasvilledarling2935]

Love your personality and you are so helpful. Thank you 💕

[@juliejackson715]

Angela you have inspired me to make these and I am so excited for my niece to wear it.

[@sharijames6287]

Angela you are an impressive young woman! You should be so proud of yourself! It is very generous of you to basically teach others how to do this.

[@LateenaQT]

Wow!!! You are very talented! Thank you SO much for showing us start to finish...I really appreciated that & I thank you so much! ❤

[@kathrynmoore698]

Can you please tell me how you keep the 4 pieces together? I’m folding the two pieces in half but the tulle has a gap in between them.😤😤 Thanks

[@MaryHarris0610]

I am a new subscriber. I started watching the beginning of Oct and I am going back and watching your old videos. You show and explain everything so well and that tutu is so freaking cute. Looking forward to seeing more of your work. Thank you for sharing,

[@kittykatv12]

Thank you do much for this video. I have been doing hand sewing which is not a problem but I want to try on a sewing machine. I’m subscribed for this. I have been looking for someone to teach me. Enjoying your content.

[@robinbryant9783]

Great video! I make Tutu's myself. FYI... You can use a place mat from Dollar tree to put under your machine. Oh can't wait for you to start selling ribbon. I buy a lot of ribbon. Have a great day! Thanks for sharing.

[@AngelaJasmina]

Thank you! Yes I will have to go to Dollar Tree and get one! The ribbon should be here in the next 2 weeks, ill post a video when it arrives!

[@lindaracz6233]

You’re amazing and truly talented. God Bless and tfs all your ideas and work! ❤️

[@ms.craftycapricorn9475]

I’ve been sewing for a little over 15 years... I always thought those were hard to do. watching you I was like ohhhhh... smh I’m so mad at myself lol. I’ve made many tutus without the ribbon... but the ribbon was intimidating until now

[@familyvlogs8586]

Dios mío que bueno que encontré este cana.... Thanks so much for sharing your knowledge... 🤗

[@Andrea_Rodriguez]

Great job. I did one. But instead of machine sewing the band together, I hand sewed it

[@kemhahoward812]

Great video! I've always done 2 layers, now I'm going to try one. It looks like it saves time and looks the same!

[@AngelaJasmina]

Yes! It saves time and ribbon!

[@kemhahoward812]

@@AngelaJasmina I'm all for it.....LOL! When you first started Etsy, did you make Tutu outfits and birthday for orders only, or just because to add to your site? I need to add more product (definitely not where you are yet).

[@AngelaJasmina]

Shakemha Howard I started with the outfits since people always asked for them.

[@Pamjones1111]

Angela, Thanks for the lesson you make it look easy. Awesome job.

[@lindaarizaga7224]

Omg young lady your amazing and live your tutu's and your baby blanket.

[@dimples7334]

Tape a wooden or plastic ruler to your elastic box “vertical “ that way you won’t have to get your flexible tape measure out. Might be a time saver!

[@JANJOHNSON59]

Thank you Angela for the awesome tutorial. Definitely going to give it a try!

[@tkay7425]

This was an awesome tutorial. I am making one for my granddaughter's birthday in June; size 5T.

[@megagloria01]

My #1 teacher thank you God bless you

[@rhondalane8011]

You are too cute sweetie! Thanks for showing this grandma new tricks😁

[@behindthatbabyface8606]

You make this look so easy!! I'm really wanting to do one for my daughters birthday but lord I'm nervous! Wish I had you in person to help 😂 thank you so much for the directions. I'm still a novice, hopefully this journey goes well 🤞

[@misturatiamiyu5230]

You are very great teacher, you make things very clear, Thank you so much.

[@kimberleygirl7533]

Great job. You made it so simple. Hi from Australia 🇦🇺🇦🇺

[@bethrufolo1354]

Angela, When sewing the casing on the tulle, what stitch are you using and also the length of the stitch. My tulle keeps gathering.

[@kristyreal]

This is so awesome. Thanks for sharing. I do have a couple of suggestions that might make your life easier. A simple fix for the traveling machine.....just look in the hardware section and buy some little clear feet that peel and stick. Also, there is adhesive measuring tape that you can apply to the edge of your sewing table so you don't need to get out your tape measure for the elastic. You could even mark all the commonly used lengths on the tape with a sharpie so you know at a glance. You might consider cutting a sacrificial strip of ribbon (or bias tape or something wide enough to pin elastic to) a little longer than the length of the channel, then pin the ribbon to the tulle at the beginning and make sure it is inside the channel as you sew. Once you are through sewing the channel, you can pin the elastic to the end of the ribbon sticking out of the channel and pull it back through from the starting point, being sure to secure the end of the elastic to the tulle so it doesn't pull straight through - Much quicker than the safety pin method.

[@bernicesparks4172]

girl you kill me so hilarious and working at the same time awesome job love it

[@yvette.3075]

My sewing machine travels too, I started using 2 square trivet used for a hot dish underneath it and it solved it😁

[@AlexisJayda]

Omgggg u are pure talent!!!!!

[@lindabritt7874]

Beautiful...I really enjoyed watching you make the tutu so cute!!!

[@priscillamaxey2788]

You're an awesome teacher .....keep up the good work , you are very blessed:)

[@pattylabell3514]

Watch from the Caribbean..thank you from Belize

[@Lula22-h2q]

You are adorable. Thanks for sharing your knowledge and creative skills. God bless you :)

[@McCreaFamilyHomestead]

Rewatching this one cause I just got my supplies in today to start making some.

[@craftygurlacosta7929]

Thank you for your tutorial you have explained it perfectly! New subscriber from San Antonio,Texas 🤠

[@drblondegirl4880]

You are so nice to share that. Your tutus are beautiful!

[@rachelcookson3492]

Sooo cute! I’ve got a phaff industrial sewing machine and it’s the best, I’ve made curtains, ottomans in leather and handbags too. They’re so quick and sew through anything.

[@a1nelson]

Very well made tutorial. Great tips and pleasant, honest delivery. Good pacing too. Finishing the ends of the elastic with a zig-zag is a good. I’ve seen other tutorials where the presenters miss this simple, yet easy step. Btw, the actual securing stitches don’t need to be zig-zags, or they can be more dense ones, as a zig-zag doesn’t stretch in that direction anyway (it’s designed to stretch _along_ the seam. Personally, I find it a little easier to secure the ends with a couple straight stitches, and then finish the ends with an overcast/zig-zag. Keep ‘em coming. Subbed. :)

[@kristytelesz7085]

I came across your page and I love watching your videos!! These tutus are really cute. Have u ever tried using a rod/stick to help feed the elastic through? The first thing that came to mind is the rod that is on vinyl blinds. The twist rod. It may be a silly idea but it has a hole so u can attach the elastic to the safety pin but also attach the pin to the rod. Not sure if it will work but maybe will help the feeding process work faster?

[@sensa619]

That's a good idea

[@sensa619]

There is also a thing called a LOOP TURNER that is basically like what you said

[@kshav62]

I sure would like to know how you used that needle threader so easily. I have the same sewing machine and can rarely get it to work. Are there any tricks/tips to using it? Thanks.

[@sabrinamedina6051]

Omg I just found your channel I love it thanks for all your information and now my 16 year wants to learn how to do this

[@niryquin]

You have no idea how much I appreciate you and everything you do for us your viewers.

[@brianr738]

Nice! Everyone is getting a tutu for Christmas this year!

[@lisagordon6355]

Oh you are truly gifted, new subscriber Australia 🐨💟 Cutest tutu Ever 🌸

[@agathadolan362]

I love ❤️ this tutu and u teach so well 🥰

[@cynthiasalazar1702]

I agree with you.

[@JUICYFRUIT4006]

GIRL.... Amazing tutorial........ Thank you so much..

[@AngelaJasmina]

You are so welcome!

[@tammysoutherland1405]

After all this time I found/ran across this video 😁 you did a great job 👍😁 Oh that feels like a REALLY LONG TIME AGO 😂

[@karenrivers-johnson2210]

I love love love it. I will be making for my nieces

[@Vanessa-re6ij]

Hi Angela, came across your video after Pamela mentioned u recently. I follow her to learn the tricks of the trade. This was so clear and easy to understand. One thing I'm a little confused on is how do you know how much tulle you need to cut for each size? I'm probably missing it with my air headedness right now. Sorry if I am just trying to learn. Thanks for sharing

[@AngelaJasmina]

Hi! I love Pamela's videos!! At the end of the video there is a measuring chart so you know how much to cut! I will also put it in the description box

[@Vanessa-re6ij]

@@AngelaJasmina I saw it but for some reason asked the question anyways lmao! My bad. Thanks though. Im going to subscribe to your channel to get schooled some more!

[@angelamz89]

Omg i just saw Pamela's video and i love everything you girls do thanks

[@latoybrooks8473]

Angela Zacualpa what is Pamela’s channel on YT? I just started watching Angela and she mentioned her in a video but I am unable to find her page.

[@angelamz89]

@@latoybrooks8473 her channel is called sterlings style

[@coronadaking]

You did an amazing job.I learned something new. I see that you cut one piece netting, how many yard is it

[@karenennis7890]

Thanks so much. I've always wanted to know how to make one. I'm a quilter but getting into other things to..

[@dorothyrose9262]

Loved watching this! Thanks so much!

[@FirstLadyDurr]

Great tutorial!!! Love your method and I subscribed!😍

[@AngelaJasmina]

Thanks so much 😊

[@rubyahlo-ruiz2758]

Yes it’s called shelf lining but use the cushion one. It works great.

[@mundobl3318]

Te quedan muy hermosos mil bendiciones gracias

[@ruttaltamirano212]

Another way to seal the ribbon could be ribbon cutter and sealer from We R memory keepers. I use to seal it with a lighter too but with the little cutter and sealer it's amazing.

[@carolynblackman8285]

Thank you you are a good good teacher you explain everything clear

[@AngelaJasmina]

Thank you! 😃

[@martykilroy]

Love your videos. I do have a question. You cut 9 yards of tulle then folded it in half lengthwise to give an 8" length for the skirt? How did that end up with 4 layers? I must have missed something. Thanks.

[@snowbird2254]

Hi...the tulle comes double folded on the bolt🙃

[@veronicalopez6626]

Me too the tulle already comes folded in half off the bolt. Your going to cut one end to have a uniform even edge (cut one) then measure from this cut the number of inches you need, e.g. 16 inches for the 2T. You will end up with 2 16” wide lengths of tulle. Fold in half cut edges together with the folded edge being sewn for the channel foe the elastic. She says in the video rage size of elastic that she uses. Hope that helps.

[@edishiamagee9485]

Very pretty! I will have to try this method. Great tutorial!

[@cieraby]

Great video I'm going to try this. How do you make the bow?

[@veronicalopez6626]

Thank you for sharing, great Halloween costume for my baby granddaughter.

[@donnagoodwin2000]

Wow you made this super easy!! Thank you!

[@shelbyaucoin3469]

Seriously if you made a book with everything you do with step by steps for it all…it would sell massively

[@candicerimell2601]

Wow that is beautiful, I love it! 🥰