I agree with you. I feel l’m making it twice, HOWEVER, there have been numerous times that I wish I had. Especially when I have use fabric that I really liked. The fit hasn’t been an issue; I didn’t like the way I looked in the garment! For that reason i now make a wearable mulsin for certain patterns, not all patterns. I do it mainly for dress patterns. I’m only 5’2” with a “healthy “ mid section and some dress patterns I have made, I just didn’t like on me. But for those dresses I’m now reusing the fabric for something else, so all isn’t lost. By the way I love your channel, it’s informative and humorous at the same time 🌸

You did a fabulous job. I do make muslins because of fit and fabric. I’m full busted and short waisted, so that makes for fitting challenges. Also it’s a trial run to practice skills I’ve never tackled before. On my table now is, Charm Sewing School’s Lillian Jacket which is a ode to Lili Ann suits back in the day. Once I get the fit right, I plan on “coping”/“recreating” several of Lilli Ann suits. The details in those suits give me life so, a muslin gives me a chance to practice and make mistakes without wasting fabrics I would have used to make the final garment.

Good to see you again. Love the dress ❤.

Hi. I really like your outfit that you have on. The color looks great on you. Thank you.

Nice dress looks great on you. I need to start making muslin. I made Mimi G wrap dress with 10 pattern pièces and I made a mess.😂 But I learned some new skills. Thanks for sharing.

I make muslins all the time, wearable muslins. The main reason is to test the fit. Secondary reason, to practice new procedures and sewing methods. Fortunately I have a muse that always takes whatever I sew. So the first make is always a wearable muslin... 😮😅😊

Although I do have the Vogue 2000, I also just purchased your Jiffy pattern and some pink knit fabric to make a muslin-hoping it turns out as nice as yours did. keep your inspirational videos coming! Take care.

Hi Terri. I never have nor will I ever make a muslin for myself. Call me stubborn or stupid. Or a rogue. I just want to get to the fun part. When I sewed for others, I made muslins for them. But I learned to measure the pattern pieces, tissue fit and make adjustments. Like Stelly, I'm full busted and short waisted and usually make those adjustments before I start and then make a few tweaks as I go along. Of course, I've had a handful of uh-oh's (like my attempt at a corset earlier this year) but have I learned my lesson? Nope🥴. As my mother used to say, "Every spoil is a style!" The corset is now a purse. So I venture forth with seam ripper in hand. LOL!!! I love this pattern and you did a great job with it. Maybe a sling back shoe would work. In the Fall, it's going to look good with a pair of boots.

You look great in that very wearable muslin!❤ I make a version of a muslin...no pockets, one sleeve, no facings, much shorter.. out of old scraps...it always looks horrendous!😳 Certainly not wearable! 😅

You did a great job on your dress muslin. I had the same pattern and gave it away years ago after making it once because when I sat down the dress skirt didn’t cover me, it revealed everything because I’m pear shaped. If I had made a muslin perhaps I could have addressed that issue. Wish I had kept the pattern anyway. Didn’t know about muslins when I was younger.

Love it great job 👏🏾

It's wonderful to see another one of your videos. yes, I pretty much always make a muslin these days. I have to as I have a middle- aged body and pattern companies, commercial and independent don't really make patterns that fit our bodies right out of the package. Muslins are time consuming, BUT, once you get a really good fitting one, you can use parts of it to hack other patterns, and know beforehand that the sewn item will fit. I love that fabric of your muslin, and that dress is very very flattering on you. I can't understand why you plan not to make that dress again.What about in a denim or \warm knit jersey for winter. Either way, thanks for this video.

Hi. First time viewer. Haven't even got through your introduction and already agree with you. I don't like to make muslins. Time consuming, costs and who got time to make the dress twice. I have made a lot that fit right out the envelope but when I see vintage patterns that are not my size I always wonder if I do a muslin can I make the adjustments? Hhhmmm??? You are my exact measurements so I have to follow you to see what I can learn. Now back to the video. Oh by the way, you muslin is adorable on you. Ok. I love your fabric and anybody that does not sew but that mentions the print upside down should just get the sideeye. I love how your dress came out and if you don't think you will make it again, maybe I can buy it from you (in my begging voice). I am not really a wrap dress girlie but the V2000 got me feeling left out and since I can't find in my stores and NOT paying the price online, maybe you are my saviour to try it out.

So gud to see you Terry. The muslin looks gud 👍🏿. I make muslins when I have time. I pick out 2 fabrics for the garment in question. The final fabric and a fabric I would like the garment in, but not precious to me. Sandals would look nice. I like peep toe something with minimum foot exposure. Hubby thinks I am silly cuz I am doing pedicures all sumner long. Just me. IT FEELS GOOD 😊

You are so funny. I really like the dress but I think it needs short sleeves. You don’t want it to look like a bathrobe

You are making me laugh.

I looked the dress you’re wearing. Did you make it? If so, the pattern you used?