DIY Selkie Puff Sleeve Dress | Step By Step Tutorial | GORGEOUSLY VINTAGE - Vintage Style Sewing

Bonjour my dearies!!
I am so exited to bring you my first ever YouTube video!
To start off strong, I am making an immensely cute and fun project.

As a lot of girls on the internet, I am obssessed with Selkie dresses! Unfortunately, I can't afford them, so I tried to make my own!

She has recreated the Selkie dress model as a pattern .The pattern was so easy to use, very well detailed and the dress turned out exactly like expected!

I will definitely make more of this pattern, surely in yellow fabric for spring!!!

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[THISISKACHI]

Your dress is AMAZING!! thank you so much for using my pattern and I am so honored you chose to make a whole video of it 🥰🥰 much love! ❤️

[marielethe]

Loooved the video and so excited for all the videos to come! I don't know why I was surprised about your accent but it's lovely!

[nelman]

Love the video and your style! Can't wait to see future projects!

[normanauger]

C'est vraiment magnifique
J'aime beaucoup le tissus et les petites manches bouffantes font un beau galbe au bras
J'en veux une !!!! 🤗

[crystasews]

This dress is ADORABLE! It was so fun to watch you make it 😄 I look forward to seeing what else you decide to share on this channel!

[phoniexthefreckledpinup]

Just adore your voice lol glade I found your channel cause I follow and love all your makes on Instagram we met once not sure if u remember at Viva East you were a jewel

[HeaftyBlast]

wow that's so pretty! i really need to make one for myself! :O

[carolineromeo]

I found your video in my search for a better way to manage the sleeve. The way your constructed the sleeve is different from the creator of the pattern. I have spent so much time trying to make the sleeve, and confused about the instructions as the require to be turned in, out, in!!!. Confused? for someone who can sew so it must be the way I interpret stuff. You make the sleeve so much easier. Just curious about the channel on bottom... did you sew two lines before passing the elastic through?

[carolineromeo]

At 11:31 I get lost. I attached the sleeve to the bodice but how does one attach the organza to lining yet closing it at the top of the bodice? I looked at the pattern creator's video and I couldn't see it clearly. Could you explain please?