Ruffles made easy! How to draw ruffles on Illustrator fashion flats!

This week’s video will show you how to draw ruffles and how to draw ruffles on illustrator if you are using adobe illustrator for fashion design. This ruffles tutorial will show you how to make a ruffle brush to use on a fashion design flat sketch. This is a great fashion design tutorial on how to draw ruffles if you use illustrator for fashion design and you draw flat sketches.
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[@anitkumar4848]

I am a fashion designer. This tutorial is helpful for students.

[@383design]

Thanks for watching and commenting!

[@KittenParadise]

this is like the most clear and precise tutorial ever. THANK YOU!!!!!!! saved my life

[@383design]

Thank you so much! I appreciate you saying so:) Glad it was helpful! And thank you for watching and commenting!

[@383design]

Ruffles can be tricky to draw! But if you can create a brush, it can make the process a lot simpler.

[@queenofhearts786]

Thank you, very useful tutorial, very well and clearly explained.

[@383design]

Thanks for watching and commenting!

[@LesCharles]

These tutorials are very helpful.

[@383design]

Thanks for watching and commenting, Les. Glad you find them helpful:)

[@mengchuhu7582]

Thank you so much for sharing this, it's so clear and so useful in CADs, thumps up!

[@383design]

So glad you found it helpful! Thanks for watching and commenting! I appreciate you!

[@kathyssewingstudio]

Great tutorial!

[@383design]

Thanks for watching and commenting!

[@umm-salmaadam6637]

Hi, thanks for sharing the video. Is this the same method to create smoking on a garment?

[@383design]

Did you mean smocking? If so, yes, you can use a similar approach and create a brush.

[@umm-salmaadam6637]

@@383design yes, sorry typo error there. thanks. Have you created one?

[@383design]

@@umm-salmaadam6637 I haven't created a video like that, but it's a similar process. Create one "smock" repeat, and then turn that into a pattern brush.

[@tingyuhu7394]

Thank you for the tutorial! I have a question for adding the start tile: I used shift to make sure they are on the same level, but why the final effect showed that id does not match?

[@383design]

Hi, thanks so much for watching and commenting.. The issue may not be that the parts of your brush are level; it may your definition box. If your box doesn't define the exact repeat, your brush will be off.

[@tingyuhu7394]

@@383design Thank you for your help!

[@peachyyqueen]

hi! thank you for this tutorial. very useful. may i ask how we can change the weight of the lines without altering the style of the ruffle? also, if we need to fill the ruffle w/ a color? any pointers for that?

[@383design]

Hello! Thanks for watching and commenting! If you want to change the stroke weight but don't want to proportionally also change the size of the ruffle, you'll have to update the initial artwork. Just pull it out of the brushes panel and then when you drag back it, hold ALT/Option and place it on top of the old brush. This will update the artwork. I have a video on my channel showing how to add color to the brush: kzbin.info/www/bejne/d6aVeYuAot98oaM Hope that helps!

[@intanputri4279]

so helpful! thanks a lot :)

[@383design]

You're welcome! Thanks for watching and commenting!