I Ripped my Dress! Adding Gored Panels and Mending a Ripped Seam | Dressmaking How to

[@ingridbirchellhughes2632]

What a creative solution to a sticky problem. Also that tip about pinning fabric either side of where you are going to cut to avoid it pulling was so helpful. The finished result really enhanced the original dress too - looks so good.

[@suzannegill9233]

Glad to have you back. loved the podcast. stay safe xxx

[@eleanorbirchellhughes]

Aww thank you 😊 glad you enjoyed the podcast.

[@eveldasaccoman232]

Fantastic idea. I love yours videos..you made me happy and creative. Thanks. From são Paulo Brazil.

[@eleanorbirchellhughes]

Thank you, I'm glad you enjoy the videos 😃

[@jeanbucknell1947]

Loved that and learnt a lot, thank you!

[@thurst3224]

Yes, I read the description! I often find answers to my questions, as I'm sure you know 😀

[@amypapenhausen8970]

Loved the video! I have actually done this recently to a dress but went all the way to the sleeve because the bust was too tight. I'm only 4'11 and I was able to use the same fabric by shortening the length of the dress as it was way too long. I love it that you take us along for your sewing journey!!! Can't wait for the next one.

[@philipashworth2714]

Great video on how to save damaged garments, I will be able to do some repairs myself now😀

[@eleanorbirchellhughes]

Lol, are going to put panels in your painting trousers? Thanks for the comments as always xxxxxxx

[@eunicehehir6374]

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