How To Sew a Dress with Just 2 Seams and a Hem | Mennonite Dress Tutorial

[@MeganFoxUnlocked]

My scissors is getting a lot of love! Here's where you can find it! amzn.to/33nV0vd

[@nunyabiznez6381]

If you are not patient almost any place that sells sewing supplies sells them. One question, I know Mennonite women are expected to be modest, especially in public. But do they have to be modest with their husbands in the privacy of their own bedroom? I have a relative who lives in Lancaster PA and he informs me that a Mennonite woman slapped his face when he attempted to flirt with her. Do married Mennonite women wear anything different from unmarried Mennonite women to let men know they are not available or does one simply ask? I know some cultures wear wedding bands or other symbols indicated marriage but I heard that Mennonite women do not wear wedding bands.

[@peggyharden8793]

Dear Nunya, there are many, many variations of Mennonite. I was raised Mennonite Brethren. Our core beliefs of the Bible are usually similar, but how that is lived out in the way we dress, talk with others, modes of transportation, etc. is very different. I would probably never slap someone’s face, as I see that as a violent act, but perhaps your relative’s flirtation was seen as abusive. Every part of the world, every religion, every community, and every family has their own cultures, and own responses. One type of Mennonite can never answer for all Mennonites anymore than one person with red hair can answer for all others with red hair!

[@RamonaRayTodosSantosBCS]

Megan Fox Unlocked my gingers died err and I can't get them repair here in Mexico ! Wah!

[@melaniebishop6005]

@@RamonaRayTodosSantosBCS ginger scissors have life time guarentee. When mine got a broke I called them and they sent me a new pair. I just sent a photo and they sent me a new pair. This was several years ago so it can probably all be done online now.

[@janicesnyder5649]

Thank you. It is hard to find modest clothing and I have been trying to decide if I can make my own. You gave me the confidence I am now on the hunt for a used sewing machine to purchase.

[@karenschmidt5654]

I am a professional seamstress of 52 years and running my own business. I would like to tell you, you did a very nice job with this project and a fine job explaining how to make the garment! May God continue to bless your efforts!

[@me-kn9dt]

I never would have thought to put elastic thread on the bobbin. That's genius!

[@susanpetersen9686]

I'm going to chime in with Karen. I have been sewing for about as long as her and I sell clothes for American Girl dolls on Etsy. I applaud you! You did a great job. I especially like how relaxed you are. I'm teaching my granddaughters (5 & 7) to sew and I think this is a great dress for them!

[@Nan-59]

I REALLY LOVE this dress 👗. (Reminds me of LuLa Roe! I haven’t sewn for about 45 years!!! I was in junior high! It’s something I wish I would have pursued. I did buy a sewing machine when my daughter was in grade school so we could both learn...but unfortunately the machine never worked right, so it sits in the attic until this day!! I really enjoyed your video!! It’s really great! Thank-you!❤️♥️😘

[@loriphillips7135]

@@Nan-59 Have you tried taking it to a repair center, or maybe even someone at a fabric store could help you. Sometimes a minor adjustment could make all the difference.

[@Indusxstan]

Wow! Thanks I will take this video more seriously now 😇

[@kaybrown4010]

Modesty never goes out of style. Thank you, Megan!

[@cinnamonstar808]

also judgemental

[@versacegang42]

cinnamonstar808 I work hard at the gym and want to show it off

[@Stevie-oy8zj]

Its been out of style for ages

[@minoriruba1828]

Only if they didn't hate the Muslims for being modest.......

[@mjlvnv]

Kay Brown that’s a great comment and so true

[@atroy1983]

“I’m not an expert seamstress, I just like new clothes.” Girl, totally me. I sew because I can’t find what I like in stores but I want something new!

[@chorika7670]

I like new styles too, anything that can hide a big fat tummy and this does not! Sorry

[@Ms_Jetta]

@@chorika7670 Find a dress / skirt you already have that is flattering to you, take a pattern from that dress. When cutting the fabric, make adjustments in size where you need to. I thought the same think too- when you’re a size 1 or 2, everything fits….us bigger ladies can make it work too.

[@itsjustme7487]

@@Ms_Jetta thank you. I haven't been a size 2 since I was two. I'm also short waisted so being able to sew has been such a blessing for me.

[@rosequartz4102]

Me too! I have a LOT of fabric and sometimes I buy cheap, immodest dresses because then I can work out how I want it to look, and then I have the satisfaction of knowing I turned something I'd NEVER wear in public into something totally unique that nobody else in the world has!

[@janetplanet09]

Megan: I don’t sew and I’m not a Mennonite, but I have to say, you’re adorable and I enjoyed your video. ❤️

[@MissMoontree]

I don't sew, not even a Christian, I have no idea how I came to see this video... but I love it! You have such a nice energy and the dress is really cute!

[@mamamode1312]

MissMoontree, glad you came. See you again. It's a blessing to have met you.

[@kathleenwells6636]

It's a sign!!

[@pamelaallen6543]

I'm a seamstress and I'm glad you are showing easy patterns. I love to see people pick up an art they have never done and can benefit from.

[@nikkigravley7954]

Anyone else love the sound of the scissors cutting the fabric? My favorite part of sewing.

[@elizabethann5308]

Yes, I could hear the quality of her scissors.

[@NewEarthWellness]

Yes I love the sound too.

[@raraavis7782]

Nikki Gravley My mother was a seamstress, so that sound is the auditory equivalent to cookie smell to me...immediately makes me go 😀

[@p.j.sstitches346]

Yes I love that sound. It's such a soothing sound. 😍😍😍❤🧡💛💚💙💜

[@india239]

Nikki Gravley I love it. Reminds me of when I was a little girl watching my mum sew

[@marybeth3382]

My favorite was the dusty pink with the white triangles! I loved the cardigan with it!

[@sarahgirard1405]

Mine too. So pretty

[@blazefairchild465]

Loved it & the knit one, I sewed a long shirt & boldero ( short vest that comes down to the waist band of the skirt. )way back when they were in style. Wore it with same color suede boots & zipper neck sweater underneath. Because it was wool it lasted me many years & we moved alot before we settled, so it was always complemented every time I wore it. I hated giving it away But I had plenty of clothes & my sister had lost weight & it looked good on her. To show how much this outfit is loved my oldest niece now owns it after the loss of her mom. Timeless pattern & a great natural fabric like wool or cotton is always a winner.

[@mamawlife7852]

Yes mine to. I wish she'd sell them.

[@gloriahuffman6612]

@@mamawlife7852, That's a great idea!

[@mailanasilverwing3084]

me too! :)

[@suzannegregory3109]

I am blown away by how much production you yield. I wish I had known about market gardening in 1995 when I moved out to my in laws land. I am so impressed by your operation. Somehow this needs to be shared with middle schools and high schools. College is not for everyone. Bring back the trades to our youth.

[@caramelkisses8857]

I’m so happy I found this! This is exactly what I needed because I’m losing weight and I want to be able to make simple dresses along the way ❤️❤️❤️❤️🥰🥰🥰.

[@Growmap]

As you lose weight you can simply make another seam wherever you need less bulk and then cut the excess material out. For people who tend to lose and gain and lose they could leave the excess if it isn't too much so they can let the dress back out as needed.

[@jamjar5716]

Good job!! This pattern will come in handy!

[@WhyNot-zr5kl]

I LOVE your dresses, not a Mennonite, but I have always loved the longer dresses and you made it look so simple.

[@rachaelanderson134]

Love that you are sharing simple, modest fashion. Thank you.

[@ritalawson7020]

Make it in beautiful fabric and nobody will notice it’s a simple pattern

[@Regirl75]

We grew up wearing handmade clothing and listening to the sound of scissors cutting the fabric brought back so many memories for me as a child! Learning the basics now so I’m going to try this 😁😬

[@akontilis1792]

Two years later, "I'm sure KZbin won't be pushing this video out to people" - fortunately this is not the case. Yay for sewing basics, and you are such a natural "real" person! It looks fun to make this dress and other variations.!!

[@sandragarner3913]

I used to do this with a favorite blouse. It is so easy to do. However, I just had Covid and was in a coma and intubated for a month, lost 40 lbs in that month. That causes a lot of loose skin, so i really need to lengthen the sleeves to cover up my arms. I’m not complaining, the good Lord saved me for a reason so some loose skin is a small price to pay. I’m still in an assisted living so I’ll have to wait to get out before I can do any sewing . I enjoyed your video!

[@juanitacarrollyoung2979]

Glad you're around to tell the tale! My best friend lost 150 pounds and has excess skin. It did get better over time. Long sleeves are great, imo.

[@Kalina1982]

It’s refreshing to see such beautiful homemade clothing that isn’t crop tops! I’m not sure why you came up on my recommended videos but I’m so glad you did! You’re beautiful!

[@daisydriver5877]

Sometimes I just think Google thinks like a giggling sister...(I don't have one...but it seems that way.) Subscribing.. I find you to be just what I needed...have tons of material

[@dittohead7044]

Even for older ladies - I can’t stand crop tops at all. And because it’s in style it’s in every department from juniors on up!!

[@Faithnofear2022]

Megan, I find you so refreshing. In this day and age of letting every body part show for the world to see, you are sending a clear self respect message to all. Sewing for yourself is a wonderful way to dress the way you want, and allowing much needed modesty. The dresses are adorable and age appropriate for all ages. Thank you.

[@deborahwhittington8032]

I really enjoyed your video. I'm an experienced sewer, but I teach at a private school 10 hours a day and don't have much time to sew. You have given me some good ideas for easy dresses that I can create in my limited spare time. Thank you.

[@merinashylaja2549]

Loved your dresses the decency and modesty of all you created. Really a pleasure to see feminine and delicate garments on a woman in a world where most everything is shockingly indecent and tattered. God bless you and your talents.

[@elizabethprickett7934]

I agree ,Absolutely !

[@lorrainedempsey3320]

I really like how you use an easy pattern, to sew many different dresses. Very nice.

[@racheld.8364]

Been looking for a simple pattern for sewing my own dresses, as well as for my daughters. Thanks for taking the time to put this video together!

[@PottieMar]

As a seasoned designer, I still loved this simplified dress. Thank you for sharing and some inspiration for today

[@Moufflette]

I've been sewing for decades: I love the simplicity of this go-everywhere dress, even seeing people door to door and service. It should still work for this large and short granny - thanks!

[@sabrthadid7608]

LOL! "troll through the comments..." Who would dare be a troll?! You did great dear, down to earth and functional. I have met SO many people that are intimidated by sewing. From this expert, you are a great teacher, and even beginners would feel encouraged by this!

[@avibonn5724]

Great tutorial Megan. Even experienced long time sewers like fast and easy projects. This is a super great dress. Thanks for showing us how you make it. Love it!

[@sharonlatour6230]

I think ALL the dresses are so cute Megan! Especially the one with the different strips of fabric! You did a great job sewing them all!

[@rnicholson4135]

I’ve been sewing for years, just love seeing you making it a joyful experience. Re sewing machine needles, you can buy ones called “Universal”, which work in both woven and knit fabric. Then you always have the right needle.

[@megangoldstein7743]

I made the dress from your tutorial tonight as my first completed sewing project ever! I used the sack dress pattern from Wittmer Sewing. I would post a picture but I live in an old house and the lighting is really bad and I'm horrible at selfies. Unfortunately I bought a really slippery (but good quality) athletic wear type knit from Fabric Mart online so the fabric slid around A LOT. I should have used my walking foot in hindsight. Anyway, I just started sewing two weeks ago and you have given me IMMENSE inspiration to start making my own clothes! I would love to see more sewing tutorials on your page :)

[@jeannemarie9466]

A Big CONGRATULATIONS!

[@tsaa3493]

Well done 🤗

[@itsjustme7487]

I really haven't been sewing in 15 years. This video has inspired me to start again. Thank you. Nothing wrong with modestly.

[@farmco6897]

Being a Christian and moving to Amish country...has really got me contemplating going mennonite...but i dont speak dutch...and have worn pants so long i just dont know about dresses...though they are both cooler and warmer than pants..thanks for your content

[@juanitacarrollyoung2979]

I've been to Mennonite churches near me where women wear slacks. Plus, there are Mennonite people who speak Spanish or Chinese, and no Pennsylvania Dutch. (Which is actually an interesting dialect of German, switched up a bit after many centuries living in an English speaking country. )

[@feliciamiley7714]

Oh my gosh, you made my fear of sewing a simple dress disappear, somehow I was paralyzed just thinking about cutting out a pattern until i watch this video. I am comfortable sewing makeup bags, essential oil zip bag or anything else... Now, I believe I can do it :D Je peux y arriver, Merci beaucoup Megan !!!

[@TheJohn4tvs]

I don't understand how you came up on my recommended for you list, but I really enjoyed your video. 😀

[@zentierra7803]

While I do not wear dresses, I am always looking for long tunics that do not have a deep decolletage, because I love comfortable, _modestly cut_ clothing, albeit in a decidedly 'Boho' style. this is a lovely, easy pattern that can work at different lengths (for a tunic, just do not hem all the way down the side seams). Thank you for sharing it! ♥

[@patriciacole8773]

Zentierra great idea!

[@kristinasullivan8198]

Experienced seamstress here. Nice job, excellent presentation and explanation. I dress modestly too, and it and simplicity always stay in style. Thanks!

[@karongoodine3288]

The dress you are wearing as you are sewing is my favorite. I'm extremely small chested. So any ruffles or layer on top give me better confidence in the dress I'm wearing. I don't usually buy dresses. Just because they don't fit my age 10 busy line. Which is zero.

[@annetricocool9960]

I began to sew my clothes 3 years ago and I became addicted. It's money saving and you have clothes which really fit you. Buying a sewing machine was the best investment I made. I don't make my own patterns, but I bought some versatile ones (in PDF it's cheaper) , who allow me to sew t-shirts, sweatshirts, blouses, dresses, with short or long sleeves in wooven fabrics and in jersey. My next challenge is to sew a pair of jeans. As I've been knitting my socks, jumpers, scarves, hats and mittens for years, I only buy coats, underwear and until now jeans from the shops. I love the dress you made in your video but my favorite is the dusty pink one, especially teamed with the white cardi. It's gorgeeous.

[@SouthpawPatty]

This showed up in my recommended list. I never even would have thought to make a dress so simple. I love it! That was actually kind of amazing to watch. Thank you!

[@staceypost8273]

LOVE your delivery, very enjoyable to watch! I am an accomplished seamstress but still loved the basics you illustrated, perfect for beginning sewers and a nice way for someone to have fun with their wardrobe :)

[@widowswatch6610]

Your dresses are beautiful. All women should dress this way

[@ajalicea1091]

Megan you would be a surprise as what KZbin will do. They had to push this one out because I was not searching for a sewing Channel but I enjoyed your content.🤗👍👍👍

[@Marcialouise26]

A lot like a pattern I got from a newspaper about 45 years ago...they called it a butterfly dress. Loved it!

[@gaylemae]

Marcialouise26 can you share the butterfly dress pattern please?

[@donnaackels5686]

I would love to have this pattern, is there a chance you could share it somehow.

[@Marcialouise26]

gaylemae ...long gone...outgrew it!

[@leithagrover9116]

Marcialouise26 did it look like this? makeit-loveit.com/the-45-minute-butterfly-sleeve-tunic-dress-for-girls-and-women-both?m

[@jenleeintherv9563]

LOVED this video!! I’ve been wanting to learn to sew a simple dress or skirt! I’m not a Mennonite but I’m a Christian that wears dresses/skirts only.Thank you so much for this video! Oh and your channel is such a breath of fresh air! I love it:)

[@gwenwade6059]

Me too. You are a delight in a jaded world.

[@Nan-59]

You just made an entire dress in like 18 minutes! That is awesome! The last time I saw it I was in about junior high school. I’m 63 now and the sewing machine I had throughout the years and never really worked right and it was brand new so I just never felt like I could do it because I couldn’t do it without sewing machine. But I’m glad you can and I’m glad you did because it was really fun to watch. That dress reminds me of the LuLaRoe dresses that just kind of fit anybody. Obviously there are different sizes, but you know what I mean. t They look good on anybody!

[@peggyharwell3674]

Great tutorial. I have been sewing for over 60 years and i love your presentation on a basic sewing project.

[@malindaduplessis6056]

A very quick nice idea when in a hurry to make a dress for tonight. Just love it. It's good for youngh and old.

[@paulaoyedele2081]

These videos are so interesting for some of those of us who are Mennonite curious. Love the snowflake dress ...cute.

[@laurieannyandabyrd5402]

Sissor choice best one you can buy. I love how you explain and say you dont need fancy threads...i agree. I have been sewing since I was 12 and Im 66. MODEST lots to be said for that. Keep smiling

[@eliser9776]

Great video. I think I can do this. I am a beginner. Fun! Sack dress.... if It doesn't come out so well. I can use it as a nightgown.

[@annblachly8068]

My favorite nightgowns are basically sack dresses from Walmart. However, I've recently lost 60 pounds, so I will use the Free pattern above to reduce them to my current size or close to as I am continuing to shrink. Otherwise even the neckline is much too large now.

[@susancnw59]

@@annblachly8068 Congratulations!!! That is amazing.

[@annblachly8068]

@@susancnw59 Thank you. The only effort is to eat the meat I like and can afford and drink water. Also known as carnivore or Zero Carb/no plants. If interested you can check out the public FB group ZIOH and read posts, find info in the Files. Helped me heal so I no longer felt like a weak over 80 year old woman that could go any minute. Now I feel younger than my soon to be 64 years. Put into remission/cured my husband of Type 2 Diabetes also. He's currently smaller than he was in junior high school and he was round then. I've never known him this size. In size 36, but soon to be size 34 jeans. He put the 34 on the other day, but his belly skin prevents him from being comfortable...and without overhang. Soon. Married 42 yrs this Fall.

[@cazcann4188]

I was thinking that it would make for a good night-shirt pattern, but with the hem length long enough so I don’t need pyjama bottoms. Then if it doesn’t make me look 18 months pregnant, maybe try a day-time dress.

[@holiday-td6hx]

@@annblachly8068 Thank you! I need to lose about 40 pounds ...I am going to look into this. Thanks! I lost 45 pounds about six years ago, and it slowly crept back.....I started walking in places like Walmart....drinking 6-8 glasses of water per day.....stopped eating anything after 6 pm and if I was hungry I ate a popsicle....and DH claimed about the popsicles...he said it wasn't good to do....so I stopped I shouldn't have listened to him...I got down to a size 12 jeans too.

[@mycreations318]

I see and I’m a Mennonite. I thoroughly enjoyed this video. Good to see your younger generation making great use of some Nice fabric. You did a great job and all of them! Thank you so much for sharing. Love from my heart to yours🙏❤️👍

[@sararockafella]

You can attached loops on the sides and pull cord to back. Or use a big broach at the back. Therefore they can be sacks.

[@loverlyme]

I love the one you made from fabric scraps patchworked together. The combination and order of the fabrics worked beautifully.

[@ArabianShalifa]

This is a great video! I have sewn for years and am an independent Baptist rather than a Mennonite. I agree finding modest dress is a challenge. I am glad KZbin suggested this to me.

[@windmuser]

The snow flake one looks so elegant. And I like the one you made out of various fabric pieced together.

[@kathydoyle9939]

Yes! The snowflake material! Beautiful! 😊

[@carolcooke2624]

A beautiful woman so wonderful to see her modest style.

[@elisepelletier9474]

A couple of them turned out lovely! This is the way i sewed 50 plus years ago. So happy i found you..

[@jrust1007]

Thank you for giving people the basics to sew simple clothing for themselves and their family members. If you ever go in a Goodwill store you can find material sometimes but you can also find an outfit or long dress and open all seams and place your pattern on to cutout. Thank you for educating & teaching people skills they might not otherwise have the opportunity. God bless you!

[@jemnhershberger5910]

I was raised Mennonite for my youth. And my mother taught me to sew and still sew. Great video.

[@cymbolichuman433]

Actually, you are doing a great job of demonstrating what one pattern can do! Also you can make interfacing with a color matching harder fabric and make different shaped necklines on stretchy fabrics.

[@normajeanvanhoose9622]

There are some Mennonite where I live super wonderful people. Anyway I always admire the women's dresses when I see them around town and shopping. They are so beautiful. I always wanted to ask how they make them even take some sewing classes from them but been to scared to ask . So thank you so much for sharing!

[@348Tobico]

You are the first DIY'er I've seen who so frank and funny. So refreshing!! Modesty isn't just for the young and attractive. I'm in my 60's and have found it hard lately to find attractive modest and age appropriate clothes that are pretty, not dim greys and browns. I guess you have inspired me to dig out the brand new machine I got 15 years ago and do my own basic wardrobe. I also have years worth of pretty slightly stretchy fabrics to use. You are my kick start. Thank you.

[@soulsistag66]

I am not a Mennonite and I love modest attire! I think your textile is awesome and uniquely you. I imagined a shrug as an option to the sweater/jacket. And, for the ties on the sleeves of the new dress, I imagined them not as ties but as a band with something like a crystal button instead of the tied bows to bring attention. Or, add a contrasting fabric on the sleeves like the awesome dress you are wearing My creative juices are flowing. Thank you for sharing ❤️

[@user-ed5sw9fj4t]

I'm a chef. I don't sew, but after watching this, I feel like I could try to and just have fun with it. Thank you for posting this. I LOVE your personality and your delivery. Please, never change! Just continue to be THIS fearless and genuine because you are not only an inspiration, but an absolute JOY to watch. I'm subscribing because after having the WORST day, I watched this video and felt uplifted by the end and was in a much better mood.

[@valeriepowell1736]

I don't sew really. I stumbled upon this video and I just loved it. You are so talented. Thank you.

[@StephanieMoondance]

I am a reasonably experienced seamstress and I love creating clothing from historical patterns in particular. I loved your video! I think anyone learning how to use a sewing machine for the first time should steer away from fitted patterns for a while and have fun with your style of dress. I started just like this, with forgiving, slightly stretchy fabrics and synched waistlines. Not only did i get to concentrate on learning how to use the machine without stressing out over how to figure out the patterns, it taught me a lot about how different fabrics behave and how to choose them for a certain look. Which thread and needles to use, which settings on the macine, etc. Not to mention learning from all my beginner's mistakes like broken needles, stretched seams, bottom thread looping into a bird's nest that gets tangled around the bobbincase... Starting with these kinds of dresses (I also made simple loose tunics with a keyhole neckline, with four seams like your dress from thin, non-stretchy cotton or linen) gets all those sewing mistakes out of the way before trying to sew from patterns. I hope that people who are just starting to learn how to sew, and perhaps are daunted by all the technicalities of sewing, stumble across this video and get motivated to try this. It's a great place to start. Leave those collars, pockets and attached sleeves for later, start with this!

[@andreafox1730]

Kia ora Meghan, I like watching sewing videos and I enjoyed yours. It's good to see a video of a woman who isn't wearing layers of make up and fancy clothes and jewelry. You are beautiful.

[@vivlee3840]

I love the top of the dress you're wearing. Do you have a tutorial for that? Also I love the "snowflake" pink dress...very pretty.

[@jeracarrera9513]

You made it look so simple! They were all cute and look comfortable. I’m going to have to try making a few for my daughter and I! Enjoyed this vid!

[@flmillen]

You tube pushed you through to me this am. And I love your dress style. I wear T-shirt type dresses. Thank you for showing how you can be lovely and modest. I’m a new subscriber , God bless!

[@vivians3696]

This young granny hasn’t stopped making dresses since I started watching you this summer! Thank you for the info and links for the sack dress pattern. Made about ten little girl dresses for my grand daughters and little niece and of course one fir me! Thanks again. Ok back to sewing!

[@KarenGreene51]

Hi Megan. I so enjoy watching your videos. You have such a great sense of humor. Loved all of your dresses. I’m a quilter, not a seamstress. When my babies were little I made their clothes. I’m 71 and enjoy your energy. ♥️

[@mrs.mcnamara1669]

Megan this video was totally refreshing and charming. Back when I was in the baby making stage of life my mom made me several patternless dresses which were very similar. She was a master seamstress and added pockets for me. Thanks from 🇨🇦

[@happycook6737]

I love pockets!

[@jessicawilson3846]

I didn't even know she was a Mennonite,I just loved her dressed :) it wasn't until later when reading the comments,people kept saying "I just love modest dresses". I was like...? I didn't know modest was in the headline,but I'll go read. Then say the "Mennonite". Lol I'm not one,but I loved this tutorial and will probably watch many more,your dresses are very pretty! Thank you,you sew like I do,I don't use pins for the more part

[@twinslotaddicts]

I am a quilt maker and not a clothing maker but your tutorial was fantastic and the dress is super cute on you. I agree the shape is forgiving on lots of body types. You did wonderful, TYFS!!!

[@gracebock2900]

Nice to see someone young enjoying n teaching sewing.I'm much much older n struggling to learn some sewing basics.Anyway, your easy patterns boosting my confidence.Thanks!

[@L.W.t.D.]

I’m new to this channel and this is very informative. Today is my birthday and I’m excited to begin sewing my family clothes. Modesty is always in style. I’ll be using this video to sew my clothes and my daughters clothes also. God bless you.

[@sanguinesoulful]

I think you have been visited by the algorithm fairies! This showed up in my recommended and I enjoyed it. :)

[@JNPrettyOnTop]

Yes indeed, same thing happened here!

[@Call-me-Al]

Me three

[@sylvia6362]

Same!

[@delphine.sophie83]

Me too !

[@swessel75]

This video made it into my feed, too. Enjoyed much!

[@stunningmisadventures]

I love your style Megan and you have such a fun personality! I’m always looking ideas for modest clothing so love the concept of your channel! Thanks for sharing your ideas!

[@elizabethhonaker4855]

I LOVE this! You have inspired me to go back and sew my own clothes again -- after 40 years!!

[@Noluna92]

The dress with the "hidden" zipper for nursing! 😯 Game changer! It looks like part of the style. 🎉

[@popiejopie8788]

I really like the Grey dress with the asymmetric layers

[@to1620]

I love the idea of shortening this to also make a tunic top! I may have to work up my courage and try to do this. Thank you!

[@patriciacole8773]

Theresa Oliver I love tunics and wouldn’t have thought of that. Thanks!

[@humbledaughter2219]

Modesty is not just what you wear, it’s how you speak as well. If it’s in the heart it’ll be visible in all areas aside from clothes, such as personality, etc...

[@glendau8688]

So true, Had a little trouble listening to this video

[@BooThing14]

Whats wrong with how she speaks..she is not a robot, she is allowed to have personality. This underhanded judgemental comment shows lack of humility, modesty, and common sense.

[@knuddelkatze452]

@@glendau8688 Why did you have trouble listening to her? Not hating, just interested!

[@Laggin6]

@@BooThing14 You should not make an assumption without understanding. I don't understand Glenda U's comment either, but it could be something such as her being hard of hearing and having difficulty hearing certain tones, or perhaps the sound coming through her computer was full of static, for some reason. Her comment isn't necessarily meant to be rude. Personally, I know several people who have loss of hearing and they all have difficulty hearing me because of the tone of my voice. It just happens to be one they can't hear easily.

[@ivyhernandez2526]

@@Laggin6 It might of been the echo in the room...I have hearing loss, and that is what made it just a little harder to listen to her for the entire video because hearing aids amplify those higher frequencies.

[@HousewifeInTheWoods]

Oh my gosh, ur channel 😍😍😍😍😍 I'm in love!!! I'm mot a Mennonite, but I have worn nothing but dresses for well over 20 years.... I really get treated and looked at differently because of the way I dress. I know it's not popular these days, but I really like being treated like a lady. Your dresses are so cute and really look easy to work in as well ... th ty ty for this ♡♡♡♡

[@tamarakoehn6305]

I agree! I like to be treated like a lady, and it seems like if you are wearing a dress, people will always hold the doors for you and be polite. That is something I wish every woman could experience. I make sure to hold doors for the ladies who aren't wearing dresses so they can feel a little of that voluntary care and kindness. Throw it around like confetti every chance you get.

[@personincognito3989]

I've only worn skirts or dresses for 30 years. I love it❤

[@NewEarthWellness]

So true. Women that wear pants don't know what they are missing.

[@g-bgcg]

NewEarthWellness : I would love to wear a regular length dress but I have really bad scars all over my legs that look horrible so I wear pants a lot. I do wear long skirts or a long sun dress from time to time but sundress’s are usually sleeveless which I don’t like. But I agree, wearing dresses makes me feel very lady like.

[@carolynx9126]

@@g-bgcg i love to wear maxi dresses but find that the top sections are not modest enough for me as a catholic so i have lots of tshirts in lots of colours mainly white and black to be honest and i wear them under the sundress style tops i call them my modesty tops !!! Modesty tops can be worn with spagetti style tops also to transform them into modest yet pretty up to date outfits !!! In England where i live clothing is generally VERY IMMODIST i wish i could sew as well as Megan so that i could create my own outfits maybe i will give it a try however i bet it isn't as easy as Megan makes it look 😁🤣😂🇬🇧

[@celestecredle2661]

I REALLY enjoyed your video! Gave me good ideas! It looks so simple and modest. I'm not Mennonite but as a big gal, I'm always on the lookout for neat, modest dresses to wear that's stylish and comfortable.

[@deloresbryant8243]

I stumbled across your page. I like to sow with wash & go materials. I really like your tips and ideas. Your Dresses are very pretty. And, they look very stylish on you. You are brave, innovative, and, style conscious. I hope other people in your community appreciate your unique personality and talent. Thank you for sharing💐

[@anabel327]

So refreshing to see a beautiful modest girl nowadays. Your dresses are super cute!

[@kathydexter4557]

I am a seamstress and this is great! I especially love the one with different color "stripes." I really enjoy your videos.

[@pollyjetix2027]

I love the bows on the sleeves! Another very fashionable option would be a 6"wide strip gathered to make a ruffle. I also love the look of the top-of-the-bodice accent, like those stripes or the floral. That is something I definitely will use, b/c I am a lot smaller up top than below the waist. It would be a good way to draw the eye up and away from my "problem area!"

[@patty5111]

Well, I am out of the baby stage, I am a great grandparent and just want simple but cute, easy fit dresses that require nothing for upkeep. No dry cleaning, just wash and go. You have saved me a lot of frustration and well, FRUSTRATION! Besides that, what a excellent teacher and so easy to follow. Thank you so much. I loved sewing years ago, you never get too old to try something new but the EASY got to me. PS, I have had my Gingers or however you spell the brand for over 50 years and they are still like new. ;)

[@needlepullingthread1573]

I am so happy you tube put this up on my feed ! Exactly what I have been searching for ! I am working on a “ capsule wardrobe “ you just made my day, week, month, year , now I am off to snoop around your Chanel. Thank you from Iowa in between the corn fields, JoBug

[@laurag.2564]

Love, love this! You don’t know how helpful this is! I used to sew all my dresses then I stopped wearing traditional cape dresses and I was looking for a modest option to sew. Thank you for this pattern.

[@thespicyrose]

Megan, I’m so happy I found this! I’ve been wanting to sew for so long but all the tutorials are super intimidating. Your video was perfect for me! You simplified it and now I think I can do it. I’ll tag you on social media when I make my first dress 😘

[@Growmap]

I hope you did start sewing. This is the very best idea and such a clear video on how to do it! One thing she didn't mention (or I missed it) is that you need the stretch of the material to go side to side and not top to bottom on this dress. She might not have mentioned it because many materials today stretch both directions. But even then, it is best to have the stretchiest direction be across your body.

[@gloriahuffman6612]

@@Growmap Great point.

[@sandramullen7804]

Great job. Love watching how you make your own dresses. Lynette Yoder is great at sewing too. Love the dress you have on. It's so flattering yet still modest... ❤️👍

[@katibarker2042]

You are so Mennonite! You don't need expensive paper n stuff (except scissors, of course). Love it! Thanks for this.

[@MayanNapashYah]

All Praises To The Most High! I have been looking for a simple dress pattern to make. I love it and only wear modest dresses, I will make this in many different fabrics long length and add my fringes at the bottom being that I am a Hebrew Israelite. Simple and to the point. Thank you so much.

[@scottg8883]

I love your creative spirit. Some great designs there. The snowflake dress looks amazing.

[@TheKapuahi]

you turned up in my feed. Love this tutorial. I'm from Australia, and basically knew nothing about Mennonite. Very informative. Thank you, from your new Aussie subscriber.

[@amyrivers3913]

Hi TheKapuahi I live in New Zealand and I'd never heard anything about Mennonites either. It's really nice learning about different beliefs and in a sense different ways of living. People often tell me my beliefs are old fashioned but I dont think a bit more modesty and having community minded people is a bad thing. I wonder if there is a mennonite community in Australia or New Zealand. Xx

[@gracefulliving_]

Ohhhhh, Megan, I LOVE THIS VIDEO!!! You just made me feel like I can do this. Thank you! Thank you! Thank you!!!

[@abbibrennen2549]

Thank you, went to Joann's Fabrics and bought some fabric for curtains. But my husband did not like the color. It is Navy blue, so now I am going to make a dress out of it. So Thank you again. I already sew, so all your tips are spot on true with me and I already own 3 sewing machines. One is going to go, bye, bye.