DIY Two-Way Butterfly Boo Boo Dress Tutorial

hello lovelies welcome back to my channel on today's video we'll be making this beautiful two-way butterfly boo boo

you can wear it freely and also it's going to have an inner bed that you use to tie it at the back so it's going to

be fitted at the front and three at the back to our subscribers I want to say thank you God bless you and if you

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I'll be using three Ys of silk fabric to make this dress and I'm going to use a pattern paper to

show you how to go about it okay so you fold your fabric into four places and you are going to mark it out you marking

it on both side so that you'll be able to sew it but since I'm using pattern paper because the fabric is very very

long and I won't be able to do everything on my table cuz my table is small so I'll be using my pattern paper

to show you what I'm supposed to do on the fabric so after you fold it into two you find the longest part of the fabric

and you fold it then you fold it again into two places that you are going to have four after folding it up we're

going to Mark our neckline and are going to mark Mark where you want the sleeve to start from and also how you want the

butterfly to be okay so first of all let's work on the neckline you take your tape on that Central front that side

that is folded you are going to Mark the neckline that you want so I use three and half for the wideness I use three

and half for the depth then I connected it with my cved roller so this is what you do on your fabric so after you done

with this part we are going to Mark the part that you want the sleeve to start from

so this butterfly dress instead of making it fitted on the waist area so that it should be fitted

throughout instead of making it fitted on the waist he and ho we'll be adding rope to the front of the boo

so adding rope to the front of the booo is going to make it fitted on the front so you tie it at the back so you're

going to find where you want that sleeve to be so I use 16 in on my uh boo booo I marked 16 in so the 16 in was my boss

divided by 4 + 5 in okay and that's what I use for the wideness that I needed because I want it to be big so that when

I tie it on the waist it's going to be fitted on the waist and to get the sleeve length where you want the sleeve

to be you can use your B divided by 6 Plus 1.5 so you can use that for your sleeve but I used 10 in for mine I came

down by 10 in so it all depends on you you can use that you can use the B ID 6 + 1.5 then I marked the 16 in

that I talk about area earlier B divided by 4 plus 5 in so that's what I wrote on the patter paper so basically is the

wideness is B divided by 4 + 5 in then for the sleeve length here you want the sleeve to be B ided by six plus 1.5 in

so it depends on the one you want to use okay so like I said earlier I use 10 for mine so you can use 10 or 11 so from

that point that you mark the sleeve here you want the sleeve to start from you draw it down all the way down to the m

line okay so for the M line remember we use 16 in for the wideness of the booo when you fold it so flip it over to the

other other side your Fabric and you mark 60 in on the other side Mark the length of the sleeve also and you're

going to take your ruler and connect it okay so if you on a plus size I advise you use four Ys or four and a

half Ys to make this booo dress or five Ys so to get the waist area where want the B to be you mark 17 in on both side

of your pattern of your fa sorry because I'm using pattern I said pattern so you Mark 16 or 17 in your half length so you

mark it after marking it you find the measurement that you measure your waist and divide it by four whatever you have

that is what you are going to mark on it so you'll be having that 17 in can you see what I did so the place that I

marked was this place is was divided by four and and I did the same thing on both side so this is what you're going

to do for your fabric basically this is everything you need to do for your fabric so we'll be stitching the

neckline we'll be stitching the part we'll be stitching everything in front of the fabric except the shoulder and

the neckline okay so I'm going to do it on the fabric now and show you what to do next this is it I'm done with it so

I've cut it out and this is what I have so that's the waist area that I painted together and I went to the other side

and Mark it and also pin it up okay so you are going to open it up this way open up the fabric remove the pins open

it up and Stitch the shoulder to shoulder and use your bias to turn out the neckline you can use bias you can

also use your um a lining piece just interfacing to just just turn out the neckline so I went ahead and I marked

everything that I needed to Mark I remove the pins open it up and you'll be stitching so I'm going to do a tutorial

on how to achieve French seam okay so I'll do a tutorial on how to achieve French seam cuz that was what I used for

the shoulder so I'm going to turn the shoulder Stitch the sides together the sides I'll be stitching the m so just m

everything round hold the bottom part so you m the two side and you aim the bottom part can you see what I'm doing

that's what you will do so you a the bottom part as well so when you finish stitching the only place that is joined

together is the shoulder to shoulder so when I'm done stitching everything I'm going to show you what to do next this

is it after stitching I've joined the shoulder to shoulder and I've also T the neckline with my Bas and I went ahead

and I stitched the sides by aing the sides together so I aim the sides I aim the bottom part

can you see it so basically this is just the first step that you need to do make sure you aim the button before you

Stitch it up okay so this is the strings that will be attaching to the front piece and I've gone ahead I marked

everything so I'm going to turn the fabric to the front because the front is where I marked right so I'm turning it

to the front and I'm going to use my PIN to pin it up from the front so that I'll be able to stitch the BS together take

your pin and the bed and you are going to pin it up okay on the part that your mark so that was basically what I did I

Pinn it up and I went to my sewing machine and and I Stitch it up so do the same thing for yours you pin it and you

Stitch make sure you pin it on that half length that 17 in that you marked okay so you pin it up and you Stitch it you

can use need and thread to just tack it so that it do not fall off or you pin it very well and Stitch I've Stitch it up

and after stitching it you're going to place your Dr Dr now and make sure every part align so I'm going to pin it up so

that I'll be able to have everything aligned together and we are going to stitch the side so we'll start stitching

from that point that Our Sleeve start okay so you Stitch it all the way down to the a line so pin it up and Stitch so

I'll do both side and we're done with the dress basically so I will show you how it looks after stitching so this

this is how it looks after stitching I've stitched the side I've attached the inner bit and this is how it looks so

cut out all the SS thread and this is it can you see it this is so pretty it's very very easy

it's just normal method of seing butterfly just that the only difference is we added to our body measurement so

this is how it looks on my mannequin after tying it with the bed inner bed okay so this is how it looks and it's so

pretty I actually love this dress I saw it and I was like Wow Let me give it a try I'm going to design the dress with

stones so I show you later on how it looks after designing it with stones thank you so much guys for watching

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