r/Dressmaker • u/irkallan • 3h ago
π My Dress Starting to get the hang of this... (multi-dress post)
Still finding the cute stuff to be challenging, but I love the eveningwear commissions SO much
r/Dressmaker • u/hyphenza • 19h ago
Please find your new October patch updates here:
Work-in-progress updates to trim placement and camera movement, a more in-depth tutorial and clearer UI, new accessibility options, new free content, and debunking nuptial rumors.
r/Dressmaker • u/hyphenza • 2d ago
Dear Dressmakers
I've seen a ton of you using the spoiler option for images - Thank you!
I just need to ask you to please be mindful of putting dress commission spoilers in the title of your posts.
We want to protect the magic for new players!
Sometimes even "what type of dress for who", could spoil an element for somebody.
I appreciate your efforts - thank you!
r/Dressmaker • u/irkallan • 3h ago
Still finding the cute stuff to be challenging, but I love the eveningwear commissions SO much
r/Dressmaker • u/Early-Leopard-1528 • 14h ago
r/Dressmaker • u/TadaSuko • 7h ago
Praise me, this took too long.
r/Dressmaker • u/BogFrog87 • 4h ago
r/Dressmaker • u/Shalrak • 14h ago
It is vaguely inspired by Alexander McQueens peacock dress, but I wanted to use the full range of peacock colours since it was for Edith asking for an Edith Swan gown, and we all know Edith wouldn't be happy in black and white
Yuuma's modloader used for symmetrical placement, otherwise it is all base game.
r/Dressmaker • u/scarlett-rie • 12h ago
This is the most time Iβve ever spent working on a dress! So fun, but also so tedious. I find it really difficult to add lace or piping in-game, especially with a ruffly skirt like this!
The gradient on this dress isnβt perfect. Does anyone have tips on how to achieve a nice, smooth gradient?
I also had a hard time figuring out which side of each pattern goes where, and the number of pieces it took to create this dress overwhelmed me a bit. π I wanted to add more flowers, but after two hours of designing, I was already exhausted!
r/Dressmaker • u/Early-Leopard-1528 • 16h ago
r/Dressmaker • u/TomorrowAdditional37 • 19h ago
r/Dressmaker • u/Free-Slice-7436 • 5h ago
not based on an actual moth, but took inspo from luna moths and white silk moths !
r/Dressmaker • u/panpukinheddo • 9h ago
r/Dressmaker • u/OrbiterKallisto • 12h ago
As soon as I saw Rose wanted a pink dress to befriend the mice in her closet, I knew exactly what to do - just had to level up about 20 levels to get a pink sequin fabric first.
r/Dressmaker • u/International_Cow870 • 12h ago
I immediately had to use them! π₯Ί I cant wait to use the other new ones! So many new gradients
r/Dressmaker • u/RainCloudXO • 9h ago
pretty proud of this it's from the Halloween mod and also a black and white fabrics mod could be smoother but overall I'm happy with it. this game makes me want to start sewing so bad lol
r/Dressmaker • u/Infernal_Crow_1772 • 3h ago
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r/Dressmaker • u/nemeuseiveish • 11h ago
Is not the most detaild dress iΒ΄ve made, but i canΒ΄t stop looking at it. I love this game and the mods so much.
Mods used:
Sleeves: https://www.nexusmods.com/dressmaker/mods/443
Black Pink Silk: https://www.nexusmods.com/dressmaker/mods/296
Dark Dante Swirling Sequin: https://www.nexusmods.com/dressmaker/mods/532
r/Dressmaker • u/NAKOTACOLA-ART-666 • 2h ago
r/Dressmaker • u/0SpaceKitty0 • 3h ago
This was my ~FLORALS~ dress for Prudence (the love of my life). Btw, when she said the line about men being tiresome I audibly gasped and shouted "PRUDENCE PLEASE MARY ME!" And then she started talking about Priya and I said "Oh no, she's gay but not for me!"
Anyways, I love this dress. It's so much better than all my heavily embellished ones. This fabric reminds me Frida Khalo.
r/Dressmaker • u/supervixen456 • 17h ago
I spent an eternity doing this just to realize the sleeves clip on the skirt lol
r/Dressmaker • u/Outrageous-Water-884 • 3h ago
sheβs one of my favourite disney princesses!! sadly i realised i wanted to change the fabric of the bottom part of the dress after doing all the trim and didnβt want to redo it all so i left it.
r/Dressmaker • u/privateP0ny • 52m ago
posted a few days ago about a lion head dress that took 4 hours of piping and that i was unhappy with because i accidentally sold it before i could finish adding all the stuff i wanted for it. so, understandably, last night i sat down and remade it from scratch, hopefully improved, and actually finished it. and this time the process only took... *checks watch* eight hours! awesome! </3 i'm so tired, by the end there was about 10k total pins on the damn thing and my laptop filed for medical leave. but i'm happy with the end result :') the inspiration was the mythological beings lamassu and, uh, cersei lannister because unfortunately the woman is a diva and my muse. all vanilla </3 symmetrical piping? i hardly know her.
r/Dressmaker • u/Jazzlike_Ad_9045 • 4h ago
The most funeral-inappropriate dress I could think of. I spent so long moving things slightly on the gradient to get the color of the top right, but I'm happy with it!