Fashion Design 101 | How to Make Ruffles Two Different Ways!

One of my favorite design details is ~ruffles~ so I hope you guys like this one!!!

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[allie.joy.designer]

So cool. Actually Bias Ruffles are called Flounces and Gathered ones are called Ruffles🙂

[logansmithrodrigues]

I was looking for how to make bias ruffles but didn’t know the name, so this was exactly what I was looking for!! Super easy to follow tysm !!

[karlamedinabazan]

Wow realmente ameee este video <3
Pero agradeceria si activaras el traductor al español :c 🙌🙌🙌

[florencemagnoli]

Hii, I just loove how you are willing to share all of your knowledge with us, I've learned soo much from your past videos, now I'm starting to understand a lot more about pattern making and all of that, I used to think than I had to have certain patterns in order to make the clothes that I wanted to make, but thanks to your videos now I realized that I can just simply observe and analyze the clothes in order to make a customizable pattern for myself (or anyone, really) and that's huuuge for me. You kinda opened my eyes on that! So thank youuuu.. and since I've started watching your videos I've been soo inspired

[ArtbyDiorella]

Love this video! Thank you! I learned something new again!🥰 Sleeve pattern tutorial please! ♥️♥️♥️

For future videos, please teach us how to adjust a pattern to a bigger or smaller size. ♥️♥️♥️

[violettagirl]

My inspiration designer😭 gracias muchas

[maryknst]

I recommend getting a gathering foot :) makes it so much faster

[eeshavats]

OMG WHO DOESNT LOVE RUFFLES, I USE THEM FOR EVERYTHINHGGGG

[santisanti]

Thank you, Natalia! You make everything so easy to understand. The best teacher ever!

[AndreaJosefineYoga]

Thank you so much, this is THE BEST tutorial!

[christabel]

To draw a perfect circle tie a piece of string around a marker/pencil. Hold down the other side of the string in the centre of your circle with one finger and draw around in a radial motion.

[nanjixing]

Don't even have the shirring。foot, now here u are teaching others to work Difficult by making the ruffle

[rugli]

Heyy i love your channel it has taught me so much in a matter of days. Much clearer than my first year of fashion design. I especially love the pattern making videos, in the future could you do a sleeve pattern tutorial for fashion 101 and also how to properly sew in the sleeve i always struggle with that. Much love!!!

[AlishaRenay]

Thank you so much!! The bias ruffle is exactly what I was looking for! ❤

[kiyahbeauty]

We have the same Name…which brought me to this video ❤🥰💙

[orchestrafusion]

I love the way that you explain everything. I've watched so many other sewing tutorials where I've either fallen asleep halfway through or didn't understand what was going on. You explain things so clearly and simply and your videos are well organized and edited. Thank you!

[tangorhumba]

An easy way to work out a ruffle is to measure the width or length of the garment it is to go on. For example a skirt hem might be 49 inches. Take one inch off and divide by 6. Ie = 8 (saves you doing the Pii sums ) the 8 inches becomes the size of circle you need to draw then make it whatever depth you want the ruffle to be. 😘

[IreneCasany]

I love this series!! I genuinely think all this information is so valuable! Keep up the amazing work, it is really helpful 💪❤️

[SimplyMarissaFranco]

Hi Natalia!!! I love these thanks so much !! You’re so great at explaining things clear.
Could you do a video discussing everything we need to know when working with zippers... I’m seriously afraid of them :(
Love you!!!!

[janvi]

After I secure the ruffles with a stitch and take off the gathering stitch, my ruffles still move around the thread. How do I avoid that?
Appreciate your videos a lot btw💕