Love the color. Thank you for the tutorial.

I forgot to say Dianne how lovely you look in all your dresses, particularly the orange one. Pam in Texas.x

Great tutorial thank you.

Good sewing tutorial very clear and concise instructions. I’ve been wanting to make the Joni for a long time but didn’t quite understand the instructions in the book. I have all three of the Tilly books and I’m always reading and learning from them.

Hi Dianne I must say your videos are fantastic, clear no nonsense approach is just what I like. thankyou for not over complicating it.

Hi I just found you and I just bought that TIlly book. I'm looking forward to giving it a go thank you

Great video. The dresses look wonderful.

I love your videos Dianne, thank you. You are such an inspiration and always smiling, you are a pleasure to watch. Pam in Texas.x

Hi Diane, I have just watch your video and really enjoyed it, very clear and easy to follow.I intend buying the Tilly and the Button Book. Thanks well worth watching. 😁🤗🌼

great video yet again, i have put off making this dress because the bodice looked confusing. I have just bought the Itch to stitch book by Kennis wong there are some lovely patterns in that book

Thank you for the video, I tried to make this dress but really struggled with the twist, it was so bulky, I just couldn'tget it to sit right, i had to modify to a ruched bodice. Maybe I'll try with a lighter weight jersey

Hi Dianne from sunny Hampshire UK. Lovely videos, you are a pleasure to watch. Just finished my Joni bodice yesterday. On to skirt and finishing today!. I originally tried with clear elastic to stabilise the shoulder seams. As shown in the book. But I found the elastic very stiff straight from the roll. And didn't like the finished seam, so unpicked it and went without. I think perhaps I should have stretched the elastic repeatidly to make it softer before sewing in? Do you have any tips for sewing in elastic to seams?? Thanks for taking the time to make your videos x best wishes, Kim :)

Lovely video. Feel I can now go ahead. I have pattern and fabric ready. Is the pattern true to size? As the fabric is stretch jersey should I go for one size smaller as I want it to fit, not be baggy. Thanks.