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How To Make A Tutu

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CraftyGuides commented on 18 Jul 2010
@milly1mel I have written full color picture instructions available from my ebook on my website. There's 10 variations total in addition to wrapping waist with satin and adding flowers. If you know the basics of sewing, I also have a Easy Sew tutu ebook that shows how to make a filled tutu with the flowers floating at the bottom of tutu. I hope to release video tutorials on those versions, but at this time, I only have the full color written version. It's easy to understand! :)
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CraftyGuides commented on 20 Oct 2012
How long do you want the tutu to be. I imagine above the knee right? Measure from your waist to the area you want the tutu to end. Multiply by two to get your total measurement for each strip. Add an additional 2" to that measurement to compensate for the knot you will be making. The total number of strips based on a 24-30" waist, you'll need 96-120 strips of tulle. You will need about 4 rolls of tulle or 19 yards of tulle from the bolt (the kind you get from the fabric store)
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CraftyGuides commented on 26 Mar 2011
@voice4truth The no sew part of the tutu is when you tie the strips on. But you can make a completely non sew tutu, from the construction of the waistband to the finished tutu, by using a stretchy headband. The only problem with this is getting a headband that fits the childs waist. Most headbands will fit childs waist, but may be too large for a baby or too small for an adult.
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CraftyGuides commented on 22 Feb 2012
@megfrump99 There's really no way to know if it's soft. But having some stiffness to it is best because when it's too soft, it starts to fray and tangle up too easily. Look for the 100% nylon tulle that's made in the USA. The online websites that have "Made in The USA" usually have the better quality tulle with just the right amount of stiffness/softness. Hope this helps!
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CraftyGuides commented on 22 Mar 2011
@JAZZMINE14 I just seen your message. I know it's a late response. :( Elastic can be purchased at craft store or fabric store. The elastic comes in a package enough for a few tutus. Amount to use depends on the size of the girls waist. The length is tough to say as you will have to measure from waist to the part you want it to end.
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Megan Frump commented on 22 Feb 2012
HI! I am curious, if I am looking to order the tulle on-line, how do I know if it's soft? I know that they make different kinds. I look up soft tulle, but don't see anything that ensures me it's soft... wonder if you can help me with this. They have so many more colors on-line than in the stores... Thank you!!
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CraftyGuides commented on 21 Apr 2012
I wish I could add more videos, but at this time, I don't have access to a video camera. :( I sell the flower filled tutorial in my Easy Sew Ebook and the empire waist can be found in my non sew tutu ebook at my website. Website can be found in description. Thanks!
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CraftyGuides commented on 21 Feb 2012
@RemixxGlamGal Yes you can do with lace, ribbon.. However it depends on the lace... it's possible it might fray at the edges. But It's worth a try! I think that would look cute! :) I'm not sure about the mesh... maybe the stretchy mesh material will work
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CraftyGuides commented on 22 Jan 2012
@girlsrox2009 This can be 100% non sew if you use a stretchy headband for the waistband. This option may not work completely for all waist sizes as headbands vary in width. You may also use thinner elastic and tie both ends together.
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CraftyGuides commented on 27 Oct 2010
If you want the tutu hitting mid thigh, it will probably be about 13"-14" (26" -28" total). I'm 5'6" and measured 15". You should measure her from the waist to mid thigh or longer to get an exact measurement. Hope this helps.
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Ester Tataje commented on 26 Oct 2010
I know you said 11" (23" total) for length, but what would you recommend if I want to make the tutu for a teenager who is 5'5"? Thanks for doing this video! GREAT WORK! Will be purchasing your PDF files in the near future!
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JAZZMINE14 commented on 21 Feb 2011
Where do we get the elastic or waist band at? & the tule . what about that. where do we get that. and how much do we get. its for a teenager. 5"6 tall. need help. please help. I need to make a tutu in less than a week.!(:
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CraftyGuides commented on 31 Oct 2010
@SmiLebxtChh I don't have any video on it, but the peacock is the same technique as the triple layer/turkey tutu that I show in my ebook. There's step by step photos with the written instructions next to the photos. :)
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CraftyGuides commented on 17 Mar 2011
@thokha02 The only way to make a petal filled tutu is to either glue petals throughout the layers of a non sew tutu or to sew a petal filled tutu which can be found in my Easy Sew version of my books.
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CraftyGuides commented on 24 Jul 2011
@AhManosa The list of the basic tutu is found at the beginning of the video. If you want to learn more about other supplies needed for the other styles of tutus, you can find that in the ebook. :)
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CraftyGuides commented on 16 Oct 2012
You can buy at a fabric store, in the Michael's Craft Store Bridal Area (quality is not the greatest) or do a search online using the terms, "roll of tulle", "tulle ribbon", "tulle spool".
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kriptonitekaya commented on 01 May 2011
I am in roller derby and my first bout is coming up this weekend, I would like to make a tutu for my derby outfit. My waist is 28 inches, how much tulle do you think I'll need? -Kaya :)
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Hayley Walton commented on 03 Dec 2010
Thank you sooo much!! I use to use the ribbon to make my tutus and then I went to use the 1" elastic and I couldnt figure out for the life of me how to tie it on! Thank you xoxo

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CraftyGuides commented on 16 Mar 2012
@thehamiltontwins Sorry for the late response. If you're just starting, then it might take you up to 3 hours each tutu. Cutting tulle takes the longest. Save time by cutting thick cardboard to length you want your tutu to be and the width of the cardboard should be about 8-10 inches. Tape one end of the tulle to one of the cardboard edges and wrap around the cardboard until you empty about a 1/4 of the tulle roll. Use sharp fabric scissors and cut one end the tulle through multiple layers.
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Robin Emerson commented on 31 Jan 2012
Thanks, I'll try that. My husband came up with an idea as well, just don't know how it will work either. He said why not double the elastic and just sew it together in about four places to keep it together but leave in the stretch. I am going to try both ways. If that doesn't work, the larger sizes will just have to be made on ribbon instead. I don't want my product to suffer because there is too much tulle. I recently did a 48" waist. Cut the elastic 5 in short,then sewed. Never again.
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CraftyGuides commented on 24 Feb 2012
@maqsizu Hello again, the non sew ebook I have for sale shows how to make a turkey tutu aka triple layer technique, which can be used to make a peacock tutu... just change the colors. I also show how to make a regular tutu dress and an empire waist tutu dress. For the imperial tutu, you can follow the onesie tutu technique in the Easy Sew ebook by sewing the tulle layers to the lycra bodysuit. But you do need to sew. Or just make a regular tutu and wear it over a bodysuit. :)
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CraftyGuides commented on 19 Dec 2012
There's a video on youtube that shows how to make a pancake tutu.You're talking about the ballerina style that flairs completely to the side right? You can make a regular tutu using the instructions in my video and then buy some wire that you can find in hardware or craft store. It will probably cost you $10-$15 to make. I can't add a link but if you type in "pancake tutu" in the youtube search, it will pull it up. The thumnail is a photo of a pretty yellow tutu.
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Robin Emerson commented on 27 Jan 2012
Very professional. I agree with the double knotted tulle. It makes a much fluffier tutu that stand out and I have no complaints from my customers. Lately, I have had several orders from adults waning tutus and find that the elastic stretches horribly with as much tulle as I put on mine. Triple layers. Do you have any ideas on how to keep the elastic from stretching so much? I have been sewing up and down on my elastic to fortify it. Any other idea?
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CraftyGuides commented on 28 Jan 2012
@miamichild59 I've never tried making an adult tutu using more than one layer. I think you might want to start off cutting the elastic a few inches more than the waist measurement and sew the ends together. Once you have the desired amount of knots tied on, then you can cut the elastic down. I believe that will keep the elastic from overstretching. This is just a theory for larger waist sizes. I would love to hear if this works for you. :)
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CraftyGuides commented on 10 Aug 2012
I would cut the elastic a couple of inches shorter than the measurement. Let's say it's 56" from one end of the tray to the other side. You would cut the elastic about 53". I would also hand sew extra long ribbon on each end of the elastic so you're able to bring it around to the back of the chair and tie a nice bow. I would also add some adhesive velcro or double stick tape to the tutu and the high chair to keep it from slipping off.
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katmackphotography commented on 22 Apr 2012
Im a photographer and I am getting more newborns. I am going to make tutu-strips!!! ( so you can just lay them over the baby instead of trying to put them "on" the body. I think I will only need about 12 inch strips which will allow me to experiment with different fabrics. I live the peacock!!! I even have some feathers!!! matching head bands!
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CraftyGuides commented on 18 Jul 2010
@graacceee Sorry for the late response! I'm using 3/4". One inch is not too big. The width of the elastic determines how thick the waistband will look. There's a lot of customers of mine that using 1.5" and some that use less than 1/2". It all depends on how you want it to look. I think 3/4" is pretty standard and safe.
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MyLuckyBlackRose commented on 23 Nov 2010
I used strips of a bunch of garbage bags, with some ribbon tied at the top for some pazzaz! I also used this elastic that can e adjusted. Its realy pretty because with the bags you already have a whole bunch of layers and all you do is just poof it out[: its really pretty, i made it for my little cousin for thanksgiving
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CraftyGuides commented on 20 Oct 2012
I missed your comment until now. Sorry! You can add just three tutus on top of each other or you can use the triple layered tutu technique from my ebook. I wish I could explain the technique, but it's in the ebook and there's a lot of steps and a lot of photos that I can't post in the youtube comment section.
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CraftyGuides commented on 10 Oct 2010
@mireillemt All tulle will feel pretty scratchy. You just have to make sure you're not purchasing the tulle with the large netting. For a liner you can use a slip underneath the tutu. Or you can take lining fabric of some kind and sew underneath the tutu at the waist.
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Susan Chambless commented on 10 Aug 2012
Could you make a video ir tell ne how I can make highchair tutu? I really need help on how big the waist band should be. I neasure & my highchair is 56 inches but to me thats alot! You xan post it on here or email me at Chambless2006@Hotmail or Gmail.com
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CraftyGuides commented on 19 Mar 2010
My ebook has the exact measurements... You can get exact measurements by measuring child from waist to the point you want it to end at. :) 1 year old would probably be 8-10" long...just an estimate...don't have my size chart in front of me right now.
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CraftyGuides commented on 25 Feb 2012
@mschippie656 If you're using the slipknot technique, it's pretty good at staying tied. I've never had trouble with the slipknots coming untied or loose, even when kids are running around in it. The double knot technique will definitely stay on.
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Ester Tataje commented on 26 Oct 2010
I know you said 11" (23" total) for length, but what would you recommend if I want to make the tutu for a teenager who is 5'5"? Thanks for doing this video! GREAT WORK! Will be purchasing your PDF files in the near future!
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CraftyGuides commented on 16 Mar 2012
@thehamiltontwins Repeat with the remaining tulle roll. You'll have tons of tulle to work with and just sit down in front of the TV and tie your tulle to the waistband. 33 is a lot but it's possible to make by Tuesday.
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CraftyGuides commented on 24 Feb 2012
@maqsizu @maqsizu I don't show how to make a four layer tutu only because it will be too bulky at the waist. The only way to achieve a 4 layer tutu is to sew. I do show the triple layer tutu in the non sew ebook. :)

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loveatfirstsight423 commented on 11 Nov 2012
i have a friend that gets them for me so i do not know sorry. i know that she sells them though if you would like to buy one.
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loveatfirstsight423 commented on 11 Nov 2012
do you have a fabric in mind you would like instead?
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Anitra Young commented on 10 Nov 2012
Do u make tutu not using tulle

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lala123123123123123 commented on 17 Feb 2012
thank u for sharing u are wonderful!!! one question..tying double knot is it just one of them or you have to go through the whole dresss top part and knot once more to make it double knot thanks
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clothespindolls commented on 11 May 2012
Hi, thanks for watching! Glad I could be of assistance! Feel free to send me a link to your pics, I did not see your recent video on your channel. thanks and have a great day!
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clothespindolls commented on 27 Apr 2012
Hi, thank you for watching and subscribing. I would say you should measure her from her waist to the length that you want it to be. 12 - 15 inches should be about right!
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Chey Bertos commented on 03 Aug 2012
hi! thank you so much for this tutorial!!! It's so helpful! Now I'm planning to do my daughter's tutu dress for her birthday! I'm so excited for it! God bless!
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antoinette sutton commented on 27 Apr 2012
i have a question im making a tutu dress for my 6yr old she is tall so how long do my tulle have to be
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clothespindolls commented on 03 Aug 2012
Glad I could help! feel free to post pics on Facebook . com / sugarplumdollsfriends
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lavioleteira72 commented on 15 Feb 2012
THANK YOU teacher ! I love the sweet way to teacher us !!! God Bless You !!! Zelia
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Sasmita Behera commented on 10 Dec 2015
Excellent tutorial.. going to make one for my daughter for sure . Thank you
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clothespindolls commented on 13 Jan 2012
Yes, that should work very well! Be sure to post pics on sugarplumdolls com
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laura arregue commented on 11 Mar 2013
I love your ok! lol thanks for sharing !!
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clothespindolls commented on 12 May 2012
Thanks for sharing the pics! Awesome!!!!
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lala123123123123123 commented on 17 Feb 2012
thank u for sharing u are wonderful!!!
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Ash'Lee Hughes commented on 26 Oct 2012
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Raelynn Mayberry commented on 21 Jun 2012
How long is an average dress

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