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How to make a Tutu

Submitted by Trisha-admin on Tuesday, 19 August 200820 Comments

I have seen a lot of inquirers on how to make tutus, etc. so i brought over some information from my site to share with y’all!


How to make a Tutu Wand (how to make a fairy wand) Newest*

Tutu Instructions  (These show good pics!)

Tutu Instructions site 2

Tutu Instructions site 3 (these are good!)
How to make a Tutu Halter Dress
How to make a Ribbon Waiste

This is the one I made~ Make sure you scrunch your tulle together really well to have a really full tutu! Also, to add to these instructions since it isn’t listed, 6 inch tulle works really well, not the big tulle you find on the bolts. Premeasure your tulle out and it has to be about 22-24 inches in length so when you fold it in half, it hangs long enough. To measure your waist, make sure you measure your model and then take off about 2-3 inches of elastic..I know that sounds drastic, but as you put on the tulle and tighten it, it stretches the elastic out and makes it bigger..so if you don’t take down the waist size before, your waist will end up really big and you will be taking it half apart. Trust me, I did it twice.

Make sure you add some embellishments like sparkles or pom poms when your done! I added flowers to mine!

Oh, and if you are really adventurous….
try instructions on ruffled socks
How to make a Pillowcase Dress

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  • Amber totally said:
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    WOW that is great, I was thinking about buying my daughter who just learned to stand up a dress from a boutique, they wanted like 25 dollars but I’m sure I could make one alot cheaper thanks again.

  • Krystal totally said:
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    It’s that easy! I know what I will be making for the little girls on my Christmas list this year! Thanks!

  • Jen totally said:
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    I cannot believe that this is so easy. I spent $60.00 on eBay to have a tutu custom made for my daughter. When I received it, I realized that I probably could have done it myself. Now, after reading your instructions, I KNOW that I could have done it myself. I was going to have another made for her 2nd birthday… not anymore… I’m off to the craft store this weekend. Thank you so much!!!!

  • Joell'e totally said:
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    Thanks so much for your help my SWEET 16 is comming up real soon and i was thinking really hard on something diffrent i could do and i decided that i wanted my outfit to involve a TUTU, but not just any TUTU, one of my own because i hardly ever buy my cloths and or accessories, i make them b/c i love being diffrent and since i could not every store that actually sells fashion TUTU’s want an insane price for them, i made the decision to make my own, and all the other websites give me the “run around” about a whole lotta nothing. I was just ECSTATIC when I saw your site. AND ONCE AGIAN ->THANKS!

    4RM: Joell’e FASHION EXTRAORDINAIRE!

  • Kelly totally said:
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    Thanks so much for this, I was trying to find someone to make me one, but ran out of time. You’re awesome =)

  • Jess totally said:
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    Really a nice tutu.

    You are invited to visit my sewing blog
    http://kidsislands.blogspot.com/

    Thank you and best regard

    Jess

  • Emily totally said:
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    Hello!!! Im 16 and a normal size 10. How much knetting will i need- in meters? xxxx

  • some tutu website i found - Hip Girl Boutique Free Hair Bow Instructions--Learn how to make hairbows and hair clips, FREE! totally said:

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  • Estee totally said:
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    I just wanted to say *thanks* for this!! I have been looking all over the web for instructions on how to make a tutu and now I am ready to rock! Thanks!!! :)

  • Abby totally said:
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    Oh mah gawsh.
    These instructions are just what I need!
    Im having a halloween party with lots of my friends and my best friend has the cutest outfit *Bumble bee*
    And I just love the tutu on her’s so now I can totally have one too :]
    Whew! The last time I tried to make a tutu my sewing machine like almost had a heart attack so Im’a stick with the “No-Sew” Directions.
    <3

  • Sam totally said:
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    Thank you very much for the great sites. I need to make a tutu for myself (a 20 year old) and could not find anything suiting online. I need a black and yellow adult tutu, and I don’t have a sewing machine, so the “no sew” site was a great help. Thanks again!

  • Tutus totally said:
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    Those are great pics of tutus.

  • Marielle totally said:
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    Thank you so much for posting this. I am a college student and dont have money to buy a store baught tutu for clubing and raving. this is going to be such a big help!!!

  • Yasmine totally said:
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    Thanks for the links!
    I love purple! but I didnt have enough purple on hand so i just used all the colors i had(blue/pink/purple/white) i dont like too many colors but for my first time, i think i did a pretty decent job! i cant wait for my daughterto get up from her nap!

  • Koren Reyes totally said:
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    LOVE the purple tutu. I think I’ll have to make one for my baby clients.

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