Hi, this specific fabric is jersey brushed fleece (this one is polyester but there are cotton options too). You can also use a double knit fabric if you want a lighter material :)

@@laurariondet8081 Hi, thank you so much 🤗 It's our Tamara vest pattern. The video tutorial is in the process 🙈 studiorosado.com/products/women-vest-sewing-pattern?_pos=1&_sid=6b53ea958&_ss=r

@@laurariondet8081 Hi, thank you so much 🤗 It's our Tamara vest pattern. The video tutorial is in the process 🙈 studiorosado.com/products/women-vest-sewing-pattern?_pos=1&_sid=6b53ea958&_ss=r

@KatieCottingham ohh! How do you get out the chalk? I sometimes use a soap, but never a chalk. Especially if I had ironed over it, it melts in, and then it's there forever 😭

I'm so happy to hear 🤗❤️

You definitely can use that wrap detail to cover your shoulders and do sort of a cowl neck style. However, the cut and the sleeves still stay at like mid shoulder level, if that makes sense. In case if you decide to do it as a cowl neck, skip stitching on that elastic band otherwise it will be visible 🤗

I believe she drafts the patterns herself and sells them on Etsy 😊

@@chrissycrompton7585 You're welcome 🤗 So happy that it will be put to good use ❤️

Thank you 🥹❤️❤️

You're welcome 🤗

Hello! Oh, with this design is a bit tough! What kind of fabric do you have? Does it have some stretch or it doesn't stretch at all? If it doesn't stretch at all, you definitely should go for size 40, because this dress is fitted around hips. Ideally, I would recommend you to use the layer's function and leave both 36 and 40 visible. For lining this will be very easy: at the top part (bust and waist) follow the lines of size 36 and starting from the waist gradually move to the size 40. So the top part would be 36 and hips part and below 40. With the upper ruffle part it is a bit more tricky. But there as well, at the area above the waist, follow the lines of size 36. And then try to follow the lines of size 40. You should double check the length of Ruffle 1 - it should match your adjusted pattern. The lower ruffles should be cut as size 40. I hope this makes sense! Let me know if I should clarify some parts :)

Ah, and if your fabric does have some stretch (it has elastane), I would consider to risk and simply cut the size 38, but the method I mentioned above is a safer one.

@@StudioROSADO Thank you for your answer! The fabric I have chosen is chiffon so no stretchy at all. I am going to do as you told me print the pattern including the 2 versions (3 with 38 to be sure) and change the patterns according to my mesures. I will make a test version first with the lining dress to see how it fits before doing the ruffled one! Doing so, I think I’ll get the right mesures!

@@unalbaa Amazing, making a sample first is the best decision 👏

You're welcome 🤗

@@FancyRavenmoon I am so glad you like them 🥹🤗

You're welcome 🤗 this is easier 😄

Thank you 🤗

@@ReResAllsorts 🤩 Thank you!

You are so welcome! 🤗

You're welcome! 🤗

I use Adobe Illustrator :)

The seam allowance is included in the pattern. The thicker line is the pattern with seam allowance and the thinner line is the pattern without seam allowance :)

When you cut and fold the bottom line, you are in essence cutting both sides as one piece 🙂

Assume it allows for alteration if necessary

You are so sweet! Thank you 🥹❤️

You're welcome ❤️ I would recommend to print out the pattern file in a way that you leave 2 layers turned on: size M and XL. When cutting out the pattern pieces, cut out the XL upper front panel. When it comes to front middle details, redraw the side seams in a way that the side seam at the upper part starts from size XL and then it connects to side seam of size M. Work in a similar way for the back panel, at the upper/rib area draw the side seam along the size XL and then connect it to size M. For shorts and skirt panel simply cut the size M. Since this is a jersey sewing project, it should work pretty well :) It's a bit trickier with wovens. Let me know if I should explain some parts better ❤️

I am so happy to hear! 🥹 What kind of fabric did you use? 🤗

@@StudioROSADO oh for now I'm still learning to sew but hope to try your dress once i'm ready for it, immediately added to my wishlist! 🥹❤️

Ohh, hope you get through with it ❤️ Here is a short how I created the flower: kzfaq.infoMIlKYJ6SRG0?si=RKFDqqJB_vwhQP8n I freestyled it from the leftover fabric 🙈

Glad you like it 🤗