Good morning hive family, good morning @needleworkmonday hope your are all doing well? Welcome to another new week.
I'm here to show you how I made this bubu gown over night, working over night is one thing I hate, but we just to do it to meet up with customers demand.
Here I have my Ankara material, lining, paper lace, Zip,tape, chalk, and my scissor .
First thing to do, I measure out my length from the full material and fold it by two, i ensure it gives me the size I want and measure out my hand pit and neck using my chalk to trace it out and cut,also fold the other side of the material and place the first one I cut on the other one and I give out one point five inches allowance for my zip for the back side and I cut it out.
after that I cut out my lining for it by placing the material on the lining and cut out the exact shape.
Then i proceeded to cut out my hand and a fley for it.
After that I folded my paper lace by two and place my Ankara fabric on it and then cut it out, this is it, I also did same for the front side and the upper side of the gown at the back.
I proceed to fixed the paper lace on each side before fixing lining,
after that I proceed to fix my lining for both side of the gown which is the front and back side.
This is the front view.
The back side view.
And this is the hand.
After all that I proceed to join the both side of the gown together, fix my hand, and finally here is the bubu gown ready to wear.
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Enjoy the rest of your day
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STOPThis dress is beautiful.
Thank you so much ma'am 🙏
It is fashionable, stylish, and beautiful. Its design stands out. It can draw anyone's attention. Love it. Thanks!
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I'm glad you like it, @diyhub I really appreciate you support.