Three Steps Gypsy Dress With African Print In Needleworkmonday

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ebonymama33.2921 hours ago3 min read

HELLO NEEDLEWORKMONDAY

Lovely people how is it going with you today sure is a happy new week this is my first clothe posting here this year and i want to say thank you to needleworkmonday for this wonderful opportunity to showcase our talent and as well to learn from our friends. Today i want to share with you how i made this beautiful gown with African print you will enjoy it let's go

The materials i used:

African print
Sewing Machine
Lining
Tape rule
Scissors
Chuck
Home made bra cup

This is the fabric and they are two of them as you can see i only made one and next time I will make the rest is a uniform we used in the church for December Thanksgiving and many people are yet to make theirs so some of my group people gave me to make for them so i decided to show the process here in the needleworkmonday

Let me take you through the cutting process, firstly i cutt the upper part of the gown using the pattern paper i drafted for it. The neck of the dress is a cutt together turtle neck

It is good to work with pattern drafting is gives your clothes better fitting

The measurements are:

Shoulder
Chest Length
Burst
Niple Point
Burst Span or Nipple to nipple
Under burst
Waist Length and Waist Circumstance
Hip Length and Hip Circumstance
Full Length

Shoulder is divided into two while other measurements are divided into four

This is the cutting of the upper part

Then we use the clothes to cut out the lining

This is the three steps, first attached is the flare part followed by first gathers before the second gathers how i started after cutting the upper part with waist length of 17inches the remaining length was divided into 3 parts i got egual length which was used to cut the three steps, first joining which is flare and the left two parts was cutt straight after making gathers with it was fixed on the first step which is the flare fellowed by the second gathers though their gathers were not much just little of it

I used my home made bra cup as you can see when i was attaching them to the provided space for them in the upper bodies