Sew a Haute Couture Dress for Barbie with Debbie Shore | Barbie Boutique Tutorial

Stitch along with sewing superstar Debbie Shore, as she makes Barbie a brand new outfit, a haute couture dress and bolero jacket!
This project is from 'Barbie Boutique' by Annabel Benilan - The official Barbie sewing book!
Sew Barbie a cute wardrobe of 15 stylish outfits, not forgetting 5 amazing outfits for Ken! For Barbie, there are outfits for shopping and gardening as well as special occasions. Turn her into a princess, a prom queen, a figure skater or a kigurumi character, or dress her up in a Halloween or rock star costume!
Barbie's stylish companion Ken can be a prince or a sportsman. He can accompany Barbie to the prom wearing his tuxedo, or join her on the catwalk in his fashion outfit.
The detailed instructions are accompanied by step-by-step diagrams and real-size patterns suitable for petite, curvy, tall or original Barbie. Using simple techniques and either hand or machine sewing, these fun projects are ideal for upcycling old clothes or making use of scraps of fabric from your stash.
Discover more about the book here: www.searchpress.com/book/9781...
This is a follow up to the best-selling Sewing Clothes for Barbie, available here: www.searchpress.com/book/9781...

[@yolandimare1]

Damn she makes it look easy.

[@debraboatner2661]

I also love your iron!! It’s too cute!!! ❤❤

[@user-in4bb3fh6b]

I've made several of these outfits, but not this one yet. You make it look so easy and I love your fabric pairing! I may have to try one of these now :) I have also found cotton fabric to be easiest!

[@elizabethpierre5103]

I love your sewing video's I love sewing myself too for my barbies 😄😁 I love you I love barbies I love sewing!!!! May god bless you and family stay safe 😘

[@SearchPress]

It's lovely to hear your enthusiasm for sewing and Debbie's videos! Thank you, stay safe and take care ❤️

[@debraboatner2661]

I absolutely LOVE her outfit!! ❤❤❤

[@club_pauline8342]

Omg the dress is so cute! I luv 💕💕💕💕

[@CajunPride777]

Such a cute dress pattern

[@yolandimare1]

That machine is cool. Love the way it cuts thread. Does it also reverse end the seam? I have machines from the early 90's so it's different.

[@cristianallanza]

i love your sewing machine.. and your videos too. more please

[@happytimes4family408]

i love your videos ,please keep going.

[@bratzliplogical]

Iconic video

[@kathleenmayhorne3183]

My elna overlocker uses a twin needle, with one point slightly longer. I use an old one to hold the folded edge and the tiny allowance in place as I sew them down, makes it a lot easier.

[@CajunPride777]

I never heard of a double sewing needle that has one needle longer than the other🤔

[@Sabrina-46247]

I like the iron. Where can I get one.

[@chrystaldaria7118]

Thank you for this tutorial! Your instruction is detailed and easy to follow. Based on this video, I am inspired to purchase Annabel’s book and try the patterns! So please post additional Barbie sewing tutorials, so few good ones exist and yours are effective. Thanks again.

[@SearchPress]

You're very welcome! We're glad it was helpful!

[@victoriak6022]

Which color code pattern did you use?

[@juliabrun697]

HOLA..MUCHO GUSTO . Primera vez que veo tú tutorial...Soy de Santiago de Chile. No se inglés pero algo entiendo 🙂...Una consulta......enseñas a hacer más ropa de muñecas???... solo encontré este de Barbie..Dónde puedo ver más?? Gracias por compartir. Saludos 😘

[@SearchPress]

Hi there! We don't have any other videos of Debbie making clothes for dolls but we can certainly ask if she'd consider making any more!

[@sallie6]

In Australia we now use the vilene method going around edges that need turning under...this method is out of date for doll dress making. see kzbin.info/www/bejne/hXrTlpeHf7Kda7M

[@bummmbleqvb4025]

What is the brand name of that sewing machine ? I would like to know.

[@SearchPress]

Hello! It's an Elna machine.

[@bummmbleqvb4025]

@@SearchPress oh ok thank you

[@valerielehl9245]

We're you ever a teacher? You would have been good and our now!

[@SearchPress]

Debbie now teaches lots of people to sew via her books and on her online sewing community Half Yard Sewing Club

[@jaedevine3714]

You needed to press your darts after they were stiched! Also you needed to run TWO rows of gathering stiches! I know these are suppose to be basic, but there is a difference between homemade and handmade!