I Made Randomly Selected Dresses

[@lauranacada12]

Recommendation for the next time you only have two options and you're rolling dice instead of continually re-rolling to try and get a one or a two consider one as anything odd and two as anything even so no matter what you get one through six you only have to roll once

[@shinchcliffe2133]

i was thinking that flipping a coin would work for the two option choice

[@muttimerewifey]

Or odd and even for 1 and 2

[@SoMagicalMichele]

I was thinking, odds are 1 and evens are 2. But also, sometimes it's fun to see how long it takes to get the right numbers. :D

[@armedvsokord]

Same with a 3 option choice. Anything over a 3 you divide in 2. That's what gamers do when they need a 3 sided die.

[@SoMagicalMichele]

@armedvsokord subtract makes more sense to me but yeah, I see how that works. 4-3=1, 5-3=2, 6-3=3.

[@gravic48]

You didn't cop out, you were a reflective practioner who adapted your process from what you learnt to ensure success, which I think is a pretty valuable life skill. x

[@prophetessoftroy]

In the corporate world they call that the iterative process and it’s strongly encouraged 😂😂😂

[@I.m-Me]

I think it would've gone better if she'd rolled, chucked or changed the worst thing/s, and then actually chosen the appropriate fabric for the style. And if the armpit needs a gusset, give it a gusset

[@zoelawrence568]

I havent gotten to the sewing part yet but I have a lot of thoughts on your statistical methods 😂 1) you dont play dnd? I am suprised 2) if two options you can just do odds and evens 3) when rolling two dice together the distribution curve is not even. Theres a higher chance of the numbers in the middle because there are multiple combinations that will give you that result. Hence the need for those multisided die in dnd. Given you probably put the simplest options first on each list, this bias will have made your life much harder

[@mirjanbouma]

Can I just +1 your comment? You said everything I wanted to say too.

[@alittlebitofkatie]

As someone who has played Catan, I instantly worried about how the middle numbers were biased and came down here looking to see if someone had already pointed that how. Thank you!

[@madamogee9041]

My mind got blown when I realized there are only 11 unique sums with 2 six sided dice. I would have said 12 without thinking!

[@henriettelinkshanderin1449]

I wanted to write all of that. Charlie obviously was no science or math major. But then she would be a totally different person.

[@christineg8151]

Lacking shiny math rocks, there are some great random number generator apps out there. Maybe even better than the fancy dice, tbh, because you can easily set it to give you random numbers in any range, rather than worrying about whether you have 17 options and a d20.

[@miriamjames4140]

For the arm movement issue: One thing to note about the dolman sleeves is that the angle they come out of the body part will impact mobility. Charlie angled the sleeves down a lot (like a 1) which will limit movement more than if the sleeves went out at a right angle to the bodice (more like a T). The T shape will need wider fabric and will create a bit of a fold in the armpit when the arms are down, but it is an option.

[@kathyjohnson2043]

Yes, think kimono /yukata. You can move like crazy in a yukata

[@armedvsokord]

I think this could be a way to weed out choices you don't want. If you roll a choice you go "ugh" to remove it from the options and roll again. That way you discover what you want without actually making decisions. At the end you can decide if you still want to make it.

[@kathyjohnson2043]

Yes, and you don't default to something you've done before but still keep the creative element

[@carinhuber2570]

When I have a hard choice to make I flip a coin. It's not that I go with whatever the coin says, but that in the moment it's in the air I suddenly know which option I really want.

[@armedvsokord]

@@carinhuber2570 I'm the same, if I have two choices for dinner and can't decide flipping a coin generally clears that up for me because I know which one I don't want it to land on

[@jackieheidorn5875]

You can also adjust the size of the neckline to make it more pleasant. Smaller(not as deep) perhaps?

[@rusted_ursa]

I'm a man who doesn't wear dresses, but I do like to design and make doll clothes, so this is very fun and helpful.

[@HealthyDisrespectforAuthority]

I like to design and make doll houses... kinda close but with different materials.

[@anthropomorphicpeanut6160]

Now you two just need to find someone that makes dolls, and start a business together lol

[@HealthyDisrespectforAuthority]

@@anthropomorphicpeanut6160 I don't think there'd be a big enough market with the current economy. But now my brain wants to scale up to cabbage patch doll size houses..

[@LatelyFashionable]

Yes, you should wear yellow more! It matches your personality. I think a randomly-selected design that you then PICK a fabric for based on what the dice gave for all the design elements could work really well! So just don't let the dice choose the fabric, lol.

[@alexandracowles8309]

I still love this idea of randomly picking by dice and I think it would work wonderfully if you could make a flowchart with the spreadsheet information! Like start with the fabric type “are you working with woven or knit” and then drop down into the fabric weight and then down into the best styles for each weight and then “will your dress have sleeves” and then drop down to the best options for that type and weight of fabric. That would be an amazing resource and could be used to still have some randomization in dress design but would aid the sewist in designing a dress that works for the fabric and weight they’re using. The nerdy librarian in me wants to make this flowchart, but I’ve never made a dress in my life and have no idea what I’m doing 🤣

[@victoriavidaud]

Just gonna pop into the replies in case someone decides to do this and distribute it out… 😂

[@ingajohannsdottir1180]

Exactly what I tried to say, but so much more eloquent👍

[@maddinar6727]

Any other dice nerds that have to think about probability curves the whole time? Like, if you use two six sided dice 7 ist the most likely. But enjoyed the video nonetheless! 😄

[@freyathomsen7120]

Love the channel but as a stats-appreciator this did have steam coming out of my ears for future reference, to get a balanced distribution of 12 options you could flip a coin and roll a six-sided die: if you get heads take the number on the die, if you get tails take the number on the die times two

[@zoelawrence568]

Yep and you know for logical clarity the options will have been listed in ascending level of complexity. Meaning none of the simplest options are getting chosen

[@nikdo0816]

@@freyathomsen7120 Not times 2, because that would eliminate odd numbers above 6... It should be number on die + 6 to get numbers 7 to 12.

[@phiasch]

My thoughts exactly, along with the fact excel has a RAND() function that can be used as pseudo dice of arbitrary size

[@freyathomsen7120]

@@nikdo0816 You're so right, sometimes the math doesn't math

[@kathyjohnson2043]

Wear the heavy yellow dress as a pinafore over a comfy knit top for a Winter outfit! (Cut the hem to midi)

[@cenedra20]

Agreed! That yellow dress definitly have potential with some easy fixes...

[@mielunaria]

honestly random selecting things is such a good thing because it eliminates the need to make a choice which can be a very hard thing to do (choice paralysis, my behated) but it also very much helps to realise what you actually dont like by forcing you to make a choice you wouldnt otherwise make but when presented with it only, you realise you dont actually like or it just does not work

[@prophetessoftroy]

“My behated” is one I haven’t heard before and will henceforth be adding to my vernacular! 😆

[@foragedarts2037]

suggestion for the jumpsuit: sew on (useless) buttons so it looks like its a buttoned piece. it will "explain" the off seams better than not having them

[@Loxalair]

Or put on two strips of bias tape so it looks like it zips up

[@CWorgen5732]

Alas, Charlie hates wearing buttons. Large or small, one or many, she detests wearing them.

[@rebeccacuthbertson1271]

I thought everything was actually a huge success and using the dice and spreadsheet to start a project when you're stuck or want to use up some specific fabric is actually a great idea to get the ball rolling on a new project. I agree that it definitely needs some more framing of "if X absolutely not y" to help guide decision making but otherwise I think the whole premise was super fun!! Thank you for sharing!

[@allisondillingham5366]

I love your "Choose Your Own Adventure - Dress Design" game! How fun

[@pigeonbrain1534]

Half-way through, and just got to the problem section! I have another fun way to do this challenge. 1- Random number generator so that you can just type in your number of options! 2- You could do that whole process with the goal of making 2 dresses with each selection being used at least once so there is still a random mix and match element but you can avoid the selections that are truly incompatible. I love this so much and may try to do my own with me sewing teacher.

[@TheKnifedPawn]

Would love to see a video of you taking these dresses and improving them into something you'd wear comfortably!

[@AF-ke9by]

I’m here for the chaos. Your quirky approach to sewing really appeals to me and makes the idea of taking an adventurous leap more inviting.

[@sonjanordahl3158]

This was so much fun! I have a few suggestions: 1. Do not start with the fabric. Make all the random rolls and match the material to the design. 2. On a second or third dress. Remove the choices used from the previous design. 3. When you have only 2 choices just roll even or odd. If you have 3 a 1 or 2 are a 1, a 3or 4 are 2, and a 5 or 6 is a 3. I really do think this was super fun. Good job.

[@muttimerewifey]

The Christmas morning quip was exactly my response to the jumpsuit!

[@williej3831]

First thing I thought of the plad looks like pajamas. I love them. May need to make some.

[@oakdream]

Idea for the plaid jumpsuit, make another solid colored one but split the plaid down the middle and then have two jumpsuits with plaid on one side and a solid color down the other. Might look less pajama-ish? Also the added funny idea that Matt could wear one and then they really would have the matching pjs, haha.

[@reneebonnell5010]

Viking Era dresses had a diamond shaped gusset under the arm for the very reason you're outlining. There, there, dear.... Skaal! 🍻

[@madebymaryssa]

Those dice really wanted you out of your sewing comfort zone! A bell shaped sleeve could have an elastic 'cuff' to make it extra-snug right before where the flare of the bell begins. Or, loose or flared all the way down, with an elastic cuff above the elbow so the remainder of the three-quarter length bells out. Entirely fair to decide that elements of the first dress were disqualified from the second one (except for elements you liked)! The idea behind the dice is, after all, to increase the variety of designs. I've seen special 'rolling trays' for D&D so the dice don't fall off the table - you could probably commandeer a shallow dish for the same purpose if you do this again. You don't have to re-roll until you get a 1 or 2 - you could say all the odd-numbers are 'one' and all the even numbers are 'two' for that round, or say '1, 2, and 3 are Option One, 4, 5, and 6 are Option Two.' You can divide sets of three in a similar way - 1 & 2 are 'One', 3 & 4 are 'Two', and 5 & 6 are 'Three'; or, 1 & 5 (the prime numbers) are 'One', 2 & 4 are 'Two', and 3 & 6 are 'Three'. (Or however you want to divide them, really, those just seem like the most intuitive arrangements.) The jumpsuit looks very cozy! (Probably in part *because* it looks like pajamas.) And the bright yellow is a really cheerful colour.

[@SnowDream98]

This would have been a fire project runway challenge

[@wartgin]

Ooh, excellent suggestion.

[@mackenziedesire7515]

I really love that you're always willing to "cheat/cop out," rather than follow through on making a thing you _know_ you won't wear/enjoy! I never really understand when people follow through on self-made challenges even though they know the end product will go to waste- it seems so impractical! Then again, I am a boring pragmatist, so maybe the complete chaos of "not cheating" seems a little too close to "fun" to me lol

[@greymoonshadow9]

I looove the yellow dress!! Even with the heavy fabric! Also the hem of the blue dress made the movement really interesting that was cool

[@KuroGetsumeiYami]

I really like the yellow on you too yes, I couldn't stop starting at the dress last video because the top part was so cute! Too bad it's heavy (didn't look it) and would probably prefer the skirt part to be fuller but still very cute! Perhaps you should do a color theory test next :D What colors you wear most and what looks good on you. Perhaps get a color guide/analyzer lady to give you "Your colors"

[@JessT-sf6cg]

I feel like you can do the random choice, but you need to END with fabric type as a choice. That way, things like the yellow dress work out better, because the design elements fit together well but not in heavy woven

[@gettheetothestitchery]

That's a really good idea for next time!

[@angelaedwards6434]

For dolman long sleeves on a woven material, do not loop the sleeves downwards. Add an angle (gusset?) where the sleeves meet the body. I make these dresses almost exclusively. I have made it in a super heavy material and absolutely love the dress in the winter

[@Silensy]

You need a d12 or you're never going to roll 1. (Just starting the video but my D&D need wouldn't let me go on without noting it.)

[@ladyamberskye]

Agreed.

[@mirjanbouma]

YES. I'm firmly of the opinion that everyone should have a set of D&D dice. Even if only for a proper 1-12 even chance roll.

[@elwensprojects976]

@@mirjanbouma I agree, everyone needs clickity clacks. 🎲🐉

[@jenpollock4527]

She did account for that, she numbered the options from 2 when there was more than six.

[@mirjanbouma]

@@elwensprojects976 yes, ✨pretty, matching✨ clickity clacks 😁

[@ashleyharris2252]

I agree with the "wear more yellow" sentiment Even your pastel yellow Disney hoodie looked good too

[@rachelrouse4092]

I think a better way to random select from the spreadsheet would be to choose two options from each step and coin toss to choose. That way you can weed out the truly bizarre combinations that just don't work with the fabric type or previous design elements.

[@Shart-santha]

That’s a fantastic idea!

[@Elysia07]

This is such a fun idea. I love anything that involves randomly choosing. That is a video I will click. I searched last night for things like "pinterest chooses my next quilt project" and "randomized quilt" It just doesn't exist. I think I can see why. Fabric is pricy, and now you should plan out your project very carefully so you know you have an end product that is useful and you love, not just waste fabric to be playing. I see a lot of randomized crochet videos, but yarn tends to be a bit less precious than fabric.

[@akhagee4707]

Rose city quilts did this for one of the community quilts. Fabric sent by viewers. He has a certain number of blocks from a set, and let the dice pick which block each time. It came out great.

[@OliviaAMP]

I think that yellow dress is absolutely adorable! That's such a beautiful shade of yellow, too. You looked lovely in it.

[@Musisen]

I love using dice to choose what item on my to-do list to do next, mainly because it helps me find out what I don't want to do from an overwhelming list of things. Just keep re-rolling the dice until it lands on something you want/like.

[@raraavis7782]

I love the somewhat convoluted reasoning behind this. It shouldn't make sense, but it does 😅

[@yolandamartinezgarcia8703]

Definitely yellow suits you. The moment I saw the fabric I bought thought it was going to look like pajamas. 😂 It looks comfy though, like pajamas.

[@corvidsam]

I actually think the yellow dress is super cute! I think it would be good for spring days when it’s chilly in the morning but warm enough for bare arms in the afternoon

[@DanielleStJohn]

"We don't have many games in this house" said in a quest for dice is probably the first thing you've ever said that I absolutely do not relate to *at all* 🤣🤣 We have *so many games*, but the majority of the dice aren't even in those games, but rather, are for TTRPG shenanigans. Apparently, I have opinions, and if you're interested, by all means keep reading, but if not, feel free to skip the rest of my comment here 😅 My two unsolicited cents: I think both of those could be modified to be more wearable. For the heavy one, I would even out the hem (maybe add some kind of treatment like a ruffle or flounce in a lighter-weight material) and turn the sleeves into either a butterfly (also in the lighter-weight material) or just take the ruffle off and make it into more of a pinafore/overalls kind of situation. I would probably also make the waist elastic or do a fixed waistline treatment of some kind to keep the fullness of the skirt consistent and consistently where I want it (though I know that would mean putting in a dreaded zipper). For the sheer one, as far as *my* aesthetic goes, giving it some shape at the waist would go a long way. I wouldn't cinch or belt it, but instead shape the pieces to conform to the body. The godets seemed like they were placed really high, but it may have just seemed like that because of the general looseness at the waist. Since my idea would be to take it in at the waist, I would definitely use the godets to help bring back any fullness needed to go over the hip. I'd also add in more godets for better, all-around swoosh. As far as the tightness at the bust, a fun option *could* be to slash it down the center front and add lacing or maybe a contrasting panel or something along those lines. Could even do a kind of "mirrored with the back" situation, but with ties that are more like a bandeau top. Idk. I have ideas. Ymmv 🙃

[@elwensprojects976]

Same, about the games and dice, no shortage of pretty math rocks. 😊

[@sewingsoprano]

Not even 8 min. into the video, already loving it and having a laugh with you! Can't wait to see how it turns out!

[@frederiquelafleche2106]

Wow! I was expecting a halarious incongruous first dress. It turned out SO PRETTY

[@LisaMinielly]

Is anyone else totally happy that you are wearing the burgundy jumpsuit? What a fantastic addition.

[@hannabusse8137]

Charlie: Attempt to jump rope Me: Oh, yeah, that's why I like this channel so much 😂!

[@mercywalschek2695]

You know you really enjoy a youtuber when you have them on as background noise. Love the navy dress. The yellow one, ya. Probably would have been better with a lighter fabric and definitely a different hem. The jumpsuit, YES! Definitely looks like pajamas. AND I LOVE IT! That is going on my "Have to make this" list.

[@vksomji]

👍 for the Spread Sheet and ❤ for your Organised, way of Thinking. This shows that You are so so Mentally Sorted. And at the end of the Show, I liked the Design, Pattern of all the Dresses👗😊

[@morgonerlenstar]

😂😂😂 The start of this is hilarious. I can’t wait to find out what happens. Let’s keep watching

[@rosalynclodfelter4051]

I would love to see the same cap sleeve, on the yellow dress, but make it in a softer fabric in some print to compliment or accent the yellow. Enjoy watching each week.

[@izoldakombajnistka]

I was so excited to see the final products but then the jumpsuit took it all ❤ it look so cozy! So perfect for fall and winter!

[@reganrose04]

I really love the raglan sleeve dress, even with the wrong choice of fabric type 😍

[@ingajohannsdottir1180]

A few suggestions: after rolling for fabric you can exclude some options - like not including elastic cuff when rolling for bell shaped sleeves. The spread sheet software has fun functions like "if this preceding choise has been made, remove that option" *Kind or like a flow chart where you get different choises based on the previous ones.) Also: you should totally make Matt pyjamas out of that plaid fabric, a bow for your dog and embrace the 'christmas morning group' aesthetic🤣 As always, thanks for lifting my spirit today!

[@TheMissBeki]

I never even have to question whether I want to watch one of your videos, the answer is always yes. Controlled chaos with a side order of humour, I am here for it and also, learning .. win win win xx

[@ArcaneGinger]

I've done stuff like this. But not with sewing. Its delightful sometimes to force oneself to be creative. 😄

[@AleesaTana]

I think for a woven, no waist dress with godets - I would have added a princess seam that way you can accommodate the bust line and waistline being different measurements even without adding in a waist seam, then you can add the godets in to the skirt part of that princess seam. Also, you've got the welt on the wrong part of the pocket again, the welt should be on the bottom side of the pocket so that it goes in front of your hand. And hurray! for comfy house clothes! I'm becoming increasing more comfortable with having a separate house and outside wardrobe, and having to get dressed before going to the store.

[@frederiquelafleche2106]

5 minutes into this video and I’m on the edge of my seat to see how this turns out!! Such a fun experiment

[@SebbieSaurus22]

I actually love how the blue one turned out!

[@gelatinpacket]

I think these came out pretty well! With a couple tweaks you could make both the dresses work for sure. This was super interesting, can’t wait to watch more of your videos! 😊

[@moda78z]

I love the yellow one! You do look great in yellow! And the jumpsuit! You should definitely make that one in different fabrics.

[@bravehearticus]

I love the tartan oneside/jumpsuit. I'd live in them

[@CWorgen5732]

I am CRYING laughing, propping myself up on the bed. The dolman dress design process was HILARIOUS.

[@KristinaHoneyHavenFarm]

The yellow dress is quite lovely and you are right, the color looks quite good on you. I am not a fan of high/low dresses either. My first thought when I saw the plaid outfit was "ooh, those look like pajamas and oh so cute." It is very difficult typing with my brand new rescue dog, a 1 year old Great Pyrenees. Since my hands are on the keyboard, that's where he kept thinking his head should be. He doesn't seem to have had any former training so this will be an adventure!

[@EvlNabiki]

I thought it in the last video too, the yellow dress is super cute & looks so fun and summery on you 💕

[@uGaVeLoVaBaDnAmE]

I couldn't stop talking to my screen about using the randomization as inspiration but altering the illogical parts😂

[@uGaVeLoVaBaDnAmE]

Freaking love the concept though 🤩

[@шибкоумнаяоднако]

First of all, it was hilarious! I definitely got a few extra month for my life. Second, the yellow dress can work as an office dress over a shirt (ruffles need to be sacrificed, a heavy loss, but life is tough) for a colder days, for example. It has potential! The sheer dress... looks nice from the distance, but the hem looks weird. The tie at the back might work better with a low front neckline, if it (tie) sits as high as possible, like if you have a regular collar, just without any fabric on your back (I assume. I don't sew). And it's a great exercise, too! I think, it might be a cool project as a line of doll clothes, or a set of sketches, with some wild colors as well.

[@Mayhyn]

I agree, I love the yellow colour on you!

[@midnightqueen3332]

Note to self and other creators- choose your fate adventures rarely go in your favor. Though none of these were a complete failure in overall appearance, certain materials just dont work well for certain projects. I do love the jumpsuit, but for me, I hate jumpers because you have to take off the whole thing to use the bathroom. I would have to have some kind of quick access, be it snaps like baby clothes, or some kind of tie around skirt/ drop drawer.... Anyways, love your work darling, many chuckles and fun as always. By the way, you look great in that yellow! Smashing!

[@geekoutgirl]

This was a fun watch... But I imagine that the dice rolls IRL were stressful. And I agree... The dice kept landing on the same things. ❤😂

[@christineg8151]

The plaid jumpsuit does look like pajamas, but they look like the comfiest pajamas ever! I love the color of the blue dress, but uncomfortable is a dealbreaker, sadly. When you drew the asymmetrical hem with the godets, my first thought was a handkerchief hem with square pieces of fabric inset at each corner for the godets. I think you'd end up with something with a super-flowy hemline like a circle skirt but with the angular hem. Maybe I'm wrong, but I kind of want to play with that now. And you do look wonderful in the yellow! It's a great color on you.

[@SNW8191]

This was a fun experiment. Both dress look pretty good considering they were fairly random.

[@mochalatte53]

I love the yellow dress. I actually want it.

[@sophieinspired]

I do love the yellow one! It looks very cute 💖

[@anastasiyat5913]

When I saw you in this yellow dress, I immédiately remembered that gorgeous yellow see through fabric you once got in remainders. It was with leaves pattern and you bought like 11 yards of it. I am sooo waiting to see what you will make from it! Cause yellow DO look awesome on you !

[@gettheetothestitchery]

It's hanging on the door of my fabric closet so I don't forget about it, but I've had like three different ideas for it so far and none of them have been so amazing that I stuck with them. Someday, someday....

[@LunaReina14]

you could turn the yellow dress into a super cute summer romper

[@gail1959]

I love the jammies. Randomly selected, fun in theory. I enjoyed watch you create your own. Agree the heavy woven wasn't the best for the yellow style. Thanks for sharing.

[@doodlesbug]

As Phil over as City Planner Plays would say, you called a mulligan on this project to save it. Totally valid action🙂

[@gerileemakes]

It might not work for your brain but I think some might benefit from changing the order of some of the categories. Like more skips and coordinating options. Like you just don't add slits to certain skirts, if it is already flowy enough (the godets) or typically with a asymmetrical/high-low hems, you also just don't do asymmetrical hems on floor length dresses. And the sleeve columns probably need more practical coordination. And obviously if anyone wants to use your spreadsheet they can be more selective of the design elements they will actually enjoy/ their preferences

[@angielovett4159]

Both the dresses look cute! Bummer first one is too tight because it is pretty. Yellow on you totally works, so do the ruffled cap sleeves. Super cute! That was definitely an interesting video.

[@auroraasleep]

I like the yellow dress. I want it to have a white chemise thingie under it, but I like it. It's over the top fun. It's like a daffodil through snow.

[@Siriuslyyy]

I love both the dresses!!! I think you made the correct choices. The only thing i would change is use a dark lining for the first dress.

[@Hippiechick11]

That was fun! And I think before you give up on wearing the yellow dress, cut off the cap part of the sĺeeves! I think it would be more wearable for you. And this was fun to watch. But I think I know how frustrating it must have been, especially since you usually use knits. Thanks Charlie! Love your channel.

[@Avotts]

the blue is very cute and loos good on you. if you could do a bust augmentation somehow it would be marketable. the yellow is a great summer wear. the plaid is comfey and fits well.

[@robynw6307]

I'd love to see the same random styles made in knit fabric.

[@xoskeleto]

I love the blue dress ❤❤❤❤

[@sarahlogan2075]

I think the blue one is cute. I'm glad you adjusted the style elements.

[@RoundMtnDryGoods]

I love the yellow on you! It's a great color for me too 😊

[@redthorned]

even though I know of and have used number randomizers online, I really enjoyed you rolling actual dice for us.

[@srslyawkward3095]

When I was a grade schooler in the 80s, I was chosen to be a clown in our spring pageant. My mom sewed a jumpsuit that looked a lot like yours out of rummage sale bed sheets. She added a cone hat and a separate oversized white ruffle for the neck. That outfit may have been a lot, but I loved it so much! I would wear the jumpsuit part around the house until I grew out of it. My mom still had it in storage up until a few years ago.

[@cheskydivision]

Hubby needs a matching plaid jumpsuit for Xmas now.

[@ShakespeareDoomsday]

I recently made a dolman style 3/4 sleeve wrap top from a woven fabric (specifically Lady Marlowe no. 8143, altered to make it a full wrap along with my fit adjustments) and it worked really well! However, it’s bias cut and the sleeves are decently roomy in the armpit area and taper in. I also reinforced the waistline with some cotton twill ribbon as a belt because bias-cut linen is surprisingly stretchy for a non-stretch woven fabric.

[@deb.m.7458]

Charlie, I don’t know where you channel your talents, but I like it! ❤

[@sharonbrumfield6579]

I LOVE this idea! I love dice and dice games, this is such a fun video for me to watch!

[@effieboo9275]

I love how the yellow dress ended up looking though.

[@dyspterisabortivaria2803]

The navy dress is super pretty!

[@KohakuRyuKazes]

Ok, before I get to your final thoughts: all of them look good! The yellow one is extremely cute, but that dang jumpsuit looks like the comfiest pair of pjs ever. Much jealousy!

[@Abigail-ks7cm]

I honestly love that the jumpsuit did not pattern match on the front. It was off just enough that it looks intentional somehow. And you look cozy and happy in it, so do whatever. It's a good inside outfit. Not sure if wearing something on top would make it less look like a pajamas or not.

[@kaytiej8311]

This is like sewing roulette!

[@allisonking3553]

Just got to sit down to watch this one. You've just listed all of your rolls. This is certainly a chaos dress for sure. Can't wait to see the end!

[@bostonnp]

Love this video, been laughing so much. I think you should make the rule that you don't repeat any option from the first. FUN!

[@rolindareynard3513]

This was fun! You should try this again!😂

[@jillbritton2676]

I like the blue one the best. I think it’s cute!

[@kathyjohnson2043]

After your rolls, I now have a dress in my head that I would take advantage of all of those squares you rolled inspired by handkerchiefs... square patch pockets, of course. I can't wait to see how yours compares to what I have in my head.

[@wartgin]

That was my thought about the godets. Just use squares or diamonds with 2 adjacent sides joining with the dress body and the 2 opposite sides creating the asymmetric hem.

[@lostelle]

All of them are super fun!