Beautiful three step flared sleeves designed dress I made

Hello everyone, also my creative needle workers, greetings to you all and welcome to my blog

Today, I will sharing with you the process of how I made this pretty looking dress,

So last week Sunday, a woman in church approached me and asked if I could make a dress for a fellow sister in church as a present for her upcoming birthday, she wanted it to be a surprise, how I love surprises, she showed me the style she wanted for her and gave me the fabric to work with, luckily for us, I already had the birthday woman's measurements as she is my regular client.

Without further ado, let me take you through the process of how I made this simple yet elegant looking dress.

Materials/tools used
Ankara fabric
Sequin lace fabric
Cotton lining
Satin fabric
Bias strip
Zipper

Tools used are sewing machine, scissors and chalk and taperule.

Starting, I drafted my pattern, which is in form of an A-line dress, I used a bias cut for the front and a straight cut for the back

I also cut the lining fabric same way

I chalked round the neckline of the front pattern, where I will be placing the sequin fabric, next I cut out the shape on the sequin lace along with the satin fabric,

placing the satin beneath the lace, and sewed it round the marked line.

Next, I cut a long 6" strip of the ankara, folded and pleated it around the edge of the sequin lace, next, I finished it up with the bias strip.

I turned the front and back pattern with the cotton lining and joined both at the shoulder, also attached the zipper at the back

Next I cut out the pocket pattern, I already ran out of fabric at this point, so I used the lining fabric combined with ankara at the edge.

For the sleeves
I cut out a basic sleeve pattern and 3 flares using the the bicep and round sleeve measurements as the radius,

Joined all together,

And attached it to the gown.

The final look,

When I had it delivered to the owner, she was so surprised and happy and the satisfying smile and laughter I got from her made my day😊😀.

Please note: all images used in this post are mine except stated otherwise.

Thanks for visiting my blog❤❤

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