How to sew a milkmaid dress with a basque waistline *detailed tutorial *( beginner’s friendly)

#diy #sewing #seweasy #dress

[@goodnewsakpan7529]

All I've been looking for Well details omor u just got a follow 🎉🎉❤❤

[@GLORIAOWHOR]

You made milk maid draft so easy for me❤ thank you

[@sarahwest9947]

Liking it before I start watching, because I know u are goin to deliver Tanx ma'am

[@user-nc4vs7zz4j]

Thanks so much❤ Easy way to understand 👍

[@motunrayoblessing9428]

Do you know what? I just love the way you speaks. Love you. Well done

[@Teedaboss]

Huhun Tanx

[@AdebolaNaomi-fi1we]

Thank you so much for this detailed tutorial but my question is why did you sew the centre of the upper part by half inch? Is it optional or a must?

[@Teedaboss]

So that I can create a passage for the rope to be tied in the front

[@AdebolaNaomi-fi1we]

Ohhh... Ok. Thank you so much 👏

[@akosuayeboah3661]

Beautiful

[@chinyeregift7549]

Thank you 💕💕

[@felliesweetie]

Lovely. Thanks mama

[@ndukwusophiachidera4916]

Thank you ma'am Twas so easy❤

[@UkorahChinaza-ew1wj]

Amazing ❤

[@victoriaomoregie3685]

Thank this was so easy to understand

[@Teedaboss]

Uw😍

[@ogbonnayaprecious3130]

Please If I don’t want a puff sleeves but a spaghetti hand please how do I go about it🙏🏽

[@ericaagbeve5900]

Great teacher

[@Teedaboss]

😍😍

[@folakebayewu109]

Please how many yards did you use for the style .I mean for the plain fabric

[@Teedaboss]

4 yards of a by 60 length fabric

[@ogbonnayaprecious3130]

Thank you so much 😊..please can you show us how to snatch our zip to avoid zip budge

[@JosephineDavids-do7eq]

Hey ma Do you have online classes?

[@Teedaboss]

No I don’t for now

[@JosephineDavids-do7eq]

@@Teedaboss Ok thanks

[@user-bz4vz9gu3c]

This was so confusing. This was definitely not beginner friendly.

[@obasahannahayomide4489]

It is easy to understand, learn your basics well and things won't look hard for you... And if it is, pay for an upgrade, you don't need to vent on KZbinrs... They are giving you their knowledge, time and effort for free whether being paid or not... You don't need to complain, the highest you could do is to check for this kind of tutorial elsewhere...

[@user-bz4vz9gu3c]

@obasahannahayomide4489 if she wants more viewers, which is usually what you tubers want, if the video was user friendly for me, I could have shared it to gain her more views and likes. With that being said, once you post anything for public viewing, mature individuals should expect to receive constructive criticism in order to improve. The video was titled as being beginner friendly. As a beginner, I did not find it "beginner friendly". I've actually seen other sewing content from other youtubers that were actually "beginner friendly ". So hopefully the content creator would be a bit more mature than you were and not be all up in her feelings, but try to improve off of constructive criticisms. That's what adults do. All I can do is comment based off of her video and her title after viewing it.

[@obasahannahayomide4489]

@@user-bz4vz9gu3c You believe you are right that's why you feel you're doing her a favour by sharing her video,... As I have said earlier, learn your basics well... When you do that , you will understand the meaning of " beginner's friendly" I won't banter words with you, since you believe you are more mature.

[@user-bz4vz9gu3c]

@@obasahannahayomide4489 wait. But don't all you tubers want more views and their videos shared to get more views and more attention??? When you put content for PUBLIC VIEWING, expect criticism. Learn and grow from it. Not every one would like or agree with what you put out there for public consumption. And I am not a "yes man", which is what you seem to want. As I said before, as a beginner in sewing, I did not find this video user friendly and I stand by what I said. I found and subscribed to other videos that were definitely beginner friendly. So it all worked out for me. Get out your feelings and stop having issue with people who don't agree with you. You must have a lot of gray hairs lol.