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Frill Strap Baby Frock Cutting & Stitching Tutorial | Easy Baby Dress Sewing | Creative Craft Studio

Welcome to Creative Craft Studio! 🌼 In today's tutorial, we’ll be creating this beautiful frill strap baby frock — a perfect summer outfit with a vibrant floral touch! Whether you're a beginner or experienced, this step-by-step guide makes it super simple and stylish. Let’s begin! Materials Needed: • Cotton printed fabric – 1 meter • Lining fabric – ½ meter (optional) • Matching thread • Scissors • Measuring tape • Sewing machine • Chalk & pins • Iron for finishing • Hooks or buttons (optional for back closure) Measurement & Cutting Steps: 1. Chest – Measure and cut the bodice width accordingly 2. Length – Measure the total frock length (shoulder to hem) 3. Bodice Cutting – Mark and cut a square neckline with side seam allowance 4. Frill Straps – Cut 2 fabric strips (around 3-4 inches wide) and gather to make frills 5. Skirt Part – Cut a large rectangular piece (double the waist width for gathers) 6. Tie Straps – Cut 2 long strips for waist tie-up 7. Lining (optional) – Cut identical pieces for inner lining Detailed Stitching Steps for Frill Strap Baby Frock Step 1: Prepare the Bodice • Front and Back Pieces: Start by taking the bodice pieces (front and back) that you cut earlier based on the baby’s chest measurement and desired length from shoulder to waist. • Optional Lining: If you're using a lining, place the main fabric and lining fabric right sides together for both the front and back pieces. • Sew Neck and Armholes: Stitch around the neckline and armholes carefully. Clip the curves and turn them right side out. Press flat with an iron for a clean edge. Step 2: Make and Attach Frill Straps • Cut Frill Strips: Cut two strips (about 3–4 inches wide and 10–12 inches long) for the shoulder frills. • Hem the Edge: Hem one long edge of each strip to give a neat finish. • Gathering the Frill: On the other long edge, sew a loose running stitch and gently pull the thread to gather the fabric until it matches the desired length of the shoulder strap. • Attach to Bodice: Position the gathered strips at the top shoulder area (on the front bodice), pin them in place, and stitch securely. Repeat the same for the back side. Step 3: Stitch Side Seams of the Bodice • Place the front and back bodice pieces right sides together. • Match the armhole edges and stitch the side seams. • Overlock or zigzag the raw edges and iron the seams flat. Step 4: Prepare the Skirt • Skirt Panel: Take the large skirt panel cut earlier (width = double the waist measurement, length = waist to knee or desired length). • Make Gathers: Sew two parallel loose running stitches along the top edge of the skirt panel. Gently pull the threads to gather the fabric until it matches the width of the bodice. Step 5: Attach Skirt to Bodice • With right sides together, pin the gathered skirt to the bottom of the bodice, matching side seams. • Stitch the skirt to the bodice. Remove the gathering threads if visible. • Overlock or zigzag the raw edges to prevent frayi Step 6: Sew and Attach Tie Straps • Cut two long strips for the tie belts. • Fold each strip lengthwise, right sides together, and stitch along the edge, leaving one end open. • Turn the straps right side out and press them flat. • Attach one strap to each side seam (at waist level) to tie the frock at the back or front. Step 7: Finish the Hem • Fold the bottom edge of the skirt up by ½ inch, then fold again to encase the raw edge. • Press and stitch all the way around for a neat hemline. Step 8: Add Closure (Optional) • If you want a back closure, leave a small opening at the back bodice. • Attach a hook, button, or zip depending on your design preference. • For a simple pullover frock, you can keep the back as is if the neckline and armholes allow easy wearing. Step 9: Final Pressing • Iron the entire frock gently to give it a crisp, finished look. • Focus on seams, gathers, and the hem to ensure everything lays flat and smooth. If you enjoyed making this frock, don't forget to like, share, and subscribe to Creative Craft Studio for more beautiful and easy baby dress tutorials! 🧵 Tap the bell icon 🔔 so you never miss an update. Happy Sewing! ✂️💛 #babyfrock #diykidsdress #frillstrapfrock #creativecraftstudio #easybabydress #sewingforbeginners #kidsfrocktutorial #summerdressforgirls #sewingproject #handmadedress #babygirlfrock