Sewing a full flare
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I am all smiles right now and that's the feeling I get when people tell me my dress is beautiful, it gives me joy unspeakable.
Flare is a style that will never go outdated and that's because every era comes with a vibe to include it in almost every attire to give you a nice look, flare is worn by both young and old which comes out very lovely, then if you know how to rock it, it's a goal!!! Some people want their flare not full, others want theirs to be full, that's the category I am, I love to play with my fabric and make the 360 glaring , before I use to avoid wearing a full flare because I think it wont look nice on me due to my slim nature, back then when I didn't have a high esteem of myself, but now for as long as it is comfortable.
To me whatever one wears that makes one comfortable is fashionable, once you are convenient in the style and you carry yourself with poise.
Its very easy to cut a full flare and once you understand the folding you are good to go.
First of all I spread out my fabric.
I folded it into two and made it into a triangular form. I will still cut out the arm hole, shoulder and neck, from the upper part, (it doesn't have half length).
I measured out the gown length that I want, which is 40 inches, I left out the 1 inch for folding the down making it 41 inches.
I measured out my desired width(how wide I want it to be) I did it in a spherical way.
After cutting out the full flare, I replaced the upper part with material.
I cut out the sleeve
I designed the upper part by putting stone.
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