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I fixed a dress that was too short for me in the exact same way last summer! It was pretty easy, and turned out really cute. As a nursing mother myself, I'm really looking forward to seeing what nursing-friendly fashion you will sew. It's really hard to find nursing-compatible clothing that also fits my style!

Wow, I love the dress the way you made it!!

Beautiful alterations!

I feel so nostalgic and happy coming across your channel again! I remember watching your split ends and coconut oil/haircare videos way back in the day during 2009 :')

Oh, this is so much better! It's so cute and fun. I would totally add another narrow strip of red, though 😅

Love how you didn't use a can of hairspray, or any other hair accessories. Just a natural style, exactly what I was looking for, thanks!

Could have also added some of the red to the ties in some way. Replaced them, put tassles on them, etc. But I, too, agree with the red on the sleeves! I was thinking it before you got to talking about it! 🎉

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I’m glad you added the red to the sleeves. It’s a shame you didn’t have more of that red. Personally, I think a 2nd red panel at the bottom would have still looked fine. But, overall, what a great job and enjoyable video.

Hi, if you have some red left, you could do another tier of red at the bottom and put the scalloped edge there :)

Okay the dress was cute before but its even cuter now!

Very pretty!

Outstanding!

When you try to do the scallop on the hem, you need a stabilizer under it and possibly a water soluble stabilizer on top. That would firm up the stitches and work much better.

if there is a sewing pattern out there for a similar dress I hope you'll make one as a top because I was shocked at how cute it looked as a hip length top over jeans!

I have nursed 3 babies and I wear shorts under dresses anyway. I just hike the dress up to nurse.

the olive green dress at the end is LOVELY!

I love the dresses makeover and how you repurposed a fast fashion cute strawberry dress into something more wearable to you, but feel the bottom tier should have mimicked the length of the red to make it flow a little longer. Something doesn't feel symmetrical yet I love the design and craftsmanship. Its so 80s strawberry shortcake and Shelley Duvall as Olive Oil.

You are explaining it so well. Thank you.

Btw, the khaki dress you are wearing from about 14:00 perfectly suits you!!!

Yes, it's waaaaay better now <3

I gave birth 7 weeks ago. I was medically induced at 39 weeks, due to having gestational diabetes. My doctors didn’t want me to go past 39 weeks. I had a wonderful hospital experience. My team listened to me and tried to let me have the birth I wanted. Once I was 4 cm the doctor broke my water, which really made my contractions unbearable. I had hoped to have an unmedicated birth, but I got an epidural. That turned out to be a blessing because I was able to rest until pushing. I ended up pushing for 5 hours! I never would have had the energy without the epidural. The worst part of the experience was right when the baby was near crowning there was no doctor/midwife available so I had to stop pushing and wait 45 mins! At that point my body couldn’t not push, so it felt like a very long time! But in the end I got a healthy, adorable baby that is loved so much.

I just heard this method from my 94 years old! Client after I compliment her hair she told me since she did singing her hair in her young age her hair grew crazy healthy 😮 Something new I learned today!

Maybe a scalloped lace at the bottom to get the synchronicity with the neckline that you wanted?

the original was adorable on you, but your flip is sooooo much better! i just love how it turned out!

It turned out so cute!

Maybe needs a snap closure on the V neck to stop the undershirt layer from showing?

Great job. Red sleeves was a great add on. Wear a red bead necklace with it or headband. First time watcher and now a subscriber ❤🎉

Thanks girl. I had no idea what I was doing.

I love this. I’m currently 16 weeks pregnant with our second child and I agree, the maternity dresses available are so bland and boring. I found one that I actually liked today and how it fits my bump, but the top is a bit baggy and I immediately started thinking of how I could alter it

It turned out so cute! 🍓 Adding the fullness has also made it less transparent.

Cute fix for the dress. For the problem of the embroidered scallops you need to use a rip away stabilizer on the back. It makes the fabric stay all the same tension going under the presser foot. When you done you can tear it away. Or they have some that come off with water.

Our beautiful young mom can do basically anything!

The dress turned out so nice! You can use a wash-away stabilizer for the scalloped edge because the dress fabric is thin. Before cutting the excess fabric off the scallop edge, I'd use Fray Block or similar to seal the edge.

Love this. Sleeves are now wonderful!!

Not related to this video AT ALL but I realized something, at first when you mentioned you’d keep your child out from the lenses I was like “oh wow but ok that’s her choice” And then I caught myself watching another KZfaqr that recently also gave birth and the channel changed so much, then I realized is not the content I want to watch :/ Wich is ok! Is not their fault or anything:) Basically I wanna say that I appreciate so much the fact that your content is still the same even throughout your pregnancy and post partum Wich sounds like A LOT of work!

What a good idea. There's nothing worse when nothing fits. Looks lovely.

Super charming result :)

Je accent is fantastisch, je haar geweldig....dankje voor de tutorial ❤

imagine the bow is red? or the ties? i know this is complete already and still gorgeous but the bow would be so cute red!

I could have sworn you were a deep autumn?

Cute. Glad you were able to make it into something you will use.

You did a beautiful job! 😊 Usually when combining a white piece of fabric and a darker one you need to make sure the darker fabric doesn’t “bleed” onto the white one when washing. Washing with cold water, manually and using very little amount of detergent is probably going to do the job. But if the fabric is synthetic, there are many chances it won’t “bleed”. :) Another thing I noticed is you might want to combine fabrics that are pretty much the same type; thickness and that drape similarly in order to achieve a better result. But this is a matter of personal preference …

Adding a small simple red ruffled edge to the sleeves might be cute! Having the red only on the bottom might be making it a little bottom heavy? I really like how you had it on the sleeves

que lindoo, me recuerda a los vestidos de cueca chilena 💘

I make so many tiered dresses and skirts and I like to finish my seams with bias tape. It takes awhile but the finished look is so nice.

Consider looking at Peep A Boo pattern. The Cheyenne Tiered Dress Pattern is nice.