How to create a controlled flare skirt by strategically marking and cutting the fabric to concentrate the flare on the sides while keeping the front straighter, a technique useful for flattering different body types in wedding dresses.

This guide demonstrates how to draft a knit t-shirt pattern from a fitted bodice block pattern. It covers converting the bodice block into a basic t-shirt shape, adjusting for stretch at the neckline and bust, and drafting a sleeve. Additionally, it shows how to create an oversized t-shirt variation by slashing and spreading the pattern pieces.

In this guide, I teach how to drape a basic straight skirt on a dress form, incorporating darts to achieve the desired fit.

In this guide, I introduce how to create a controlled flare skirt, which allows you to determine where and how much flare you want in specific areas of the skirt. I also prepare the muslin for draping.

How to properly tape and measure a dress form in preparation for draping. I explain the essential lines that need to be marked, such as the center front, bust, waist, hip, side seam, and others.