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Re: DIY (do It Yourself) & Sew Along by Nobody: 7:04pm On May 07, 2015 |
Toye darling, how have u been? Miss u plenty. 1 Like |
Re: DIY (do It Yourself) & Sew Along by enebelle: 9:55pm On May 07, 2015 |
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Re: DIY (do It Yourself) & Sew Along by enebelle: 8:54pm On May 08, 2015 |
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Re: DIY (do It Yourself) & Sew Along by Nobody: 8:49pm On May 21, 2015 |
Ok 1 Like |
Re: DIY (do It Yourself) & Sew Along by enebelle: 8:37pm On May 30, 2015 |
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Re: DIY (do It Yourself) & Sew Along by Adex53: 4:26pm On Jun 19, 2015 |
Good day profs,I'm new here.am i welcome |
Re: DIY (do It Yourself) & Sew Along by Nobody: 5:37pm On Jun 21, 2015 |
Welcome @ adex53. Hello house been very busy with trainings, working on my new collection and running business, it's a lot of work. Bear with me. |
Re: DIY (do It Yourself) & Sew Along by bimbam(f): 2:28pm On Jun 22, 2015 |
Well done, Arakulture! More grease to your elbow...Can we see some of your new collection? Thx |
Re: DIY (do It Yourself) & Sew Along by Nobody: 10:34pm On Jun 23, 2015 |
@bimbam, missed u dearly. How are u doing and business...let's chat on BB. Yeah you bet I will post pix as soon as they are fully ready, however we did an atelier test shooting during fittings and all, I must say they are not bad. Will psot a pix of one of the piece though not finished yet. The theme is organised chaos and after the brain storming section I chose Nepa pole and my inspiration. The neckpiece and hair accessory are actually electrical wires. Keep ur finshers crossed for the complete collection when it's ready. So guys bear with me as I push this brand to the next level.
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Re: DIY (do It Yourself) & Sew Along by bimbam(f): 1:04am On Jun 24, 2015 |
WOW! Someone has been very busy. Great work, AraKulture.... |
Re: DIY (do It Yourself) & Sew Along by goforwardagu: 7:14am On Jun 24, 2015 |
hmmm my extremely creative and beautiful friend. am not surprised at all. we discussed at length about this remember?? all i can say is am ready to be ''wowed'' by your new collection. keep it up dear and ehmmmmm see you soon |
Re: DIY (do It Yourself) & Sew Along by markba: 11:13am On Jun 24, 2015 |
Hello everyone am new here,and am very very happy for all the persons that put this together God bless you all. I see tutorial sites and all are operated by foreigner's but thank God as African we now have our own. |
Re: DIY (do It Yourself) & Sew Along by Nobody: 8:15pm On Jun 24, 2015 |
Re: DIY (do It Yourself) & Sew Along by Nobody: 8:24pm On Jun 24, 2015 |
goforwardagu: @goforwardagu I see u dearie. |
Re: DIY (do It Yourself) & Sew Along by Rooth: 1:55pm On Jun 25, 2015 |
pls house is one year enuf to learn all I mid to know abt sewing from road side tailor. am a beginner BT I av a strong passion for sewing |
Re: DIY (do It Yourself) & Sew Along by Nobody: 9:32pm On Jun 25, 2015 |
For a start, 1yr is great if u learn well, do ur research well before u take that leap. But you will still have to keep learning to meet the standard and learn new skills, u never stop learning really, but 1yrs is good enough if you are opportune to learn in a good place. Make sure u have a good foundation then the rest will just follow, constant practice and ur attitude should be after God, duty next, don't joke around, fashion is not cheap so u will constantly have to spend money on practical to equip urself, it's constant learning and practising. Good luck dear. |
Re: DIY (do It Yourself) & Sew Along by olhrt: 12:36am On Jun 26, 2015 |
Re: DIY (do It Yourself) & Sew Along by Rooth: 9:20am On Jun 26, 2015 |
thank u ma, tho I still av d intention of going to a fashion school. I was told its good to learn from both hands |
Re: DIY (do It Yourself) & Sew Along by moonberry: 11:25am On Jul 02, 2015 |
Pleease can someone put me through how to insert triangle piece in between the tip of a six pieces skirt? |
Re: DIY (do It Yourself) & Sew Along by bimbam(f): 11:48am On Jul 02, 2015 |
moonberry: To insert a godet (which is what the triangle piece is called), you sew it to the skirt pieces before you sew the skirt. Take one skirt piece (SP), and at the hem line, pin one side of the godet to one side of the SP (right sides together). Now, with the godet facing up, sew a seam from the hemline all the way to the end of the godet and make two or three stitches extra on to the SP. Next, take the next SP of your 6 piece skirt and pin one side of it to the other side of the godet you just attached (right sides together). With godet side facing up, put your machine's needle as close to the stitching on the other side of the godet as possible. Make sure that fabric from the other side of the godet is not under your work. Sew your seam towards the hemline. Once done, pin the two SPs together and then stitch a seam that is starts exactly at the tip of the triangle or the godet. If this is not clear, you can google "insert a godet". HTH |
Re: DIY (do It Yourself) & Sew Along by moonberry: 12:52pm On Jul 02, 2015 |
bimbam:Thanks its very clear. God bless you ma. |
Re: DIY (do It Yourself) & Sew Along by iclass: 11:57am On Jul 03, 2015 |
Many thanks to arakulture, kemesty and bimbam. I combined the several tutorials on this thread to make this outfit. I wanted to have the band at underbust but it almost got to my waist . Any idea on what I didn't do right? Thanks. 1 Like
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Re: DIY (do It Yourself) & Sew Along by bimbam(f): 12:47pm On Jul 04, 2015 |
iclass: Having the band underbust would not have been flattering on your nice figure. But if you really wanted it underbust, you would measure from shoulder, over the bust apex, to right under the bust. This would make the top into an Empire style. You did a terrific job on the entire outfit...great work! How many pieces is the skirt? It fits beautifully on you. |
Re: DIY (do It Yourself) & Sew Along by iclass: 2:50pm On Jul 04, 2015 |
bimbam: Thank you very much bimbam, it's an 8 pieces skirt. I used rope at the band.band . waist and hip is same width 6"/panel and 18"/ panel for the end ( inclusive of seam allowance). Do you think a bodice of 11" and inch seam allowance making 12 will be ok for an empire waist? Also how many inch band will be appropriate? Also I feel the flare part of the blouse is short. What do you think? Thanks. |
Re: DIY (do It Yourself) & Sew Along by Nobody: 11:10pm On Jul 04, 2015 |
@-class well done, I love your choice of colour. To cut a top with empire and a band, it quite simple, all u have to do is measure your shoulder to your half length 1inch or 2 before your navel or right at your navel where ever is flattery for your shape. Then measure your shoulder to under bust, to get the band measurement, subtract the difference of your shoulder to under bust and shoulder to half length. That will give you a normal band but if you want a very wide band then you are adding an inch of two from the difference of your half length and full length. E.g. Shoulder to underbust = 14 inches Shoulder to half length = 16 inches Diff. 2 inches = band Full length = 24 Flare = 8 inches Is it clear? If not let me know. |
Re: DIY (do It Yourself) & Sew Along by iclass: 7:00pm On Jul 05, 2015 |
Thank you arakulture I understand better now . 1 Like |
Re: DIY (do It Yourself) & Sew Along by Nobody: 8:18pm On Jul 05, 2015 |
Am glad u did. Well done dear. Also. Don't forget to add sewing allowances to all the measurement where u will join...kk |
Re: DIY (do It Yourself) & Sew Along by iclass: 8:23pm On Jul 05, 2015 |
arakulture: Thank you. |
Re: DIY (do It Yourself) & Sew Along by moonberry: 4:23pm On Jul 06, 2015 |
bimbam:Hello ma, sorry for disturbing but while cutting the pieces skirt,is there any need to alter d width of d base line of the pieces skirt since am adding d godet.thanks |
Re: DIY (do It Yourself) & Sew Along by bimbam(f): 6:43pm On Jul 06, 2015 |
moonberry: That depends on how wide you want the base of te skirt to be. If your skirt pieces are already cut with a flare at the bottom, the godet will add even more width at the bottom. |
Re: DIY (do It Yourself) & Sew Along by Nobody: 9:49am On Jul 16, 2015 |
Hello AraDivas, missed u lovelies, been so hectic lately but am bit free now. Yeah. Free Class. Will be taking some projects and also have a new channel now "AraSewAlong" so Search and add urself, starting from d basics...C003A1BE0. (Note) I will teach only what I want and answer questions base on a particular topic. Paid Class. Also. For those outside lagos or within lagos or busy execs who wants to learn fashion designs but have tight schedule, I have good news for u, you can learn now from the comfort of your home anywhere in d world. If interested send me a whatsapp on +2348122632245. Register for our Foundation Class or Advance Class. Send an enquiry to 08122632245 or mail: arakultureng@gmail.com
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Re: DIY (do It Yourself) & Sew Along by sexysteeld1: 10:05am On Jul 16, 2015 |
Hi, Pls do you have location in lagos wre I can cum learn, and if yes wats are the requirement. Thanks Awaiting ur reply |
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