A bubu gown with a V neck line

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greetings everyone. today I saw this bubu gown for my client and I decided to share it with you guys. this is the same rapper, I used to sew the shirt and trouser I shared with you the other time.
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‎This measurement is just for the front, but I folded the front and back all together. The V-neck shape is for the front part, so for the neck I'm attaching a black material to the V-neck part. I will show you that later. For the back part, it's not the same as the front. I just go down by 2 inches and 3 inches for the width same as the front. And if you look very carefully at the measurement, there isn't a different cutting for the hand. The hand comes with the cutting of the clothes together. Also, it is a bubu gown.
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‎This sewing is not hard, so after this cutting, what I need to do is to sew them and stitch on the shoulder lines. After stitching on the shoulder lines, I will go on and make my ironing and prepare to put the neck part.
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‎After I ironed it, this is how it looks. You can see the V-neck is showing very clearly. What's next is for me to put my neck part, and this is the black material I'm using to round the neck. It is 3 inches wide, and for the length, I'm going to measure my neck circumference round and add an extra 2 to 3 inches allowance.
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‎This is how I'm going to stitch it around my neck, and it is going to stop at the bottom of the V part. The allowance will also be at the edges, at the bottom edge, for me to fold it in.
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‎I'm done stitching, and I have made my ironing, and this is how it looks. The next step is for me to increase my hand length. For the hand part, the shirt comes together with the hand measurement. It is like armless, but the wideness of the shirt covers the hand part.
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‎What I did here was I cut the same material about 3 inches and attached it to the hand part and sewed it straight. Stitching it straight increased the hand length a little bit.
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‎This is another part I cut for the pocket. It's 9 inches in length and the same width. This is four pieces because it is four pieces that I'm going to use to fix the pocket. What I'm going to do here is attach them on every side of the clothes.
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‎After that, when I'm stitching, I'm going to stitch around them to form my pocket.
‎When I'm done with my stitching, I will go ahead and do the finishing at the bottom. I folded the bottom about 2 inches because I added 2 inches for the folding.
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‎After that, I made my ironing, and this is the outcome.

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