Full Flare Sleeveless Baby Frock with round neck | Easy Cutting & Stitching Tutorial

Hello everyone, welcome to Creative Craft Studio ✨ In today’s video, I’m going to show you how to stitch a beautiful full-flare sleeveless baby frock with a V-shaped yoke design. This dress has a soft flare, comfortable fit, and elegant yoke detailing, making it perfect for all-season wear. I’ll explain cutting, measurements, and stitching step by step, so beginners can easily follow along. Let’s begin 🧵✂️ Dress Identification (From Image) • Dress type: Full flare baby frock • Neckline: Round neck with V-shaped yoke design • Sleeves: Sleeveless • Closure: Back button / hook • Fit: Loose & comfortable • Flare: Full gathered flare • Style: Everyday wear, all-season frock • Age worn: 4 years • Measurements used: 3.5 years baby girl Measurements Used (3.5 Years Baby Girl) • Full length: 23 inches • Chest round: 22 inches • Waist round (yoke joint): 21 inches • Shoulder width: 9 inches • Front neck depth: 5.5 inches • Back neck depth: 1.5 inches • Neck width: 6 inches • Yoke length: 7 inches • Armhole depth: 5.5 inches ✨ Add 1 inch margin for stitching ease and comfort. Materials & Tools Required Materials • Dress fabric – 1.5 meters • Lace for V-yoke – 1 to 1.25 meters • Matching thread • Buttons or hook (back closure) • Thin interfacing (optional) Tools • Measuring tape • Fabric scissors • Tailor chalk • Pins • Sewing machine • Iron Cutting Instructions (Step-by-Step) Step 1: Front Bodice with Yoke • Fold fabric and mark front bodice • Draw round neckline and V-yoke shape • Cut carefully maintaining symmetry Step 2: Back Bodice • Cut back bodice with shallow neckline • Add extra margin for back opening Step 3: Skirt Panel • Use full fabric width for skirt • Cut according to required length • This gives the frock a full flare look Stitching Process (Detailed) Step 1: Yoke Decoration • Attach lace neatly along V-shape • Top stitch for a clean finish Step 2: Join Bodice • Stitch front and back bodice at shoulders • Finish neckline with facing or bias strip Step 3: Armhole Finish • Neatly finish armholes using bias tape Step 4: Skirt Attachment • Create even gathers on skirt • Attach skirt to bodice for full flare Step 5: Back Closure • Add button or hook at back opening Step 6: Final Finishing • Hem the frock • Iron properly for professional look Styling & Wear Ideas • Comfortable for summer & layered winter wear • Suitable for daily wear, outings, playtime • Easy movement due to full flare If you like this full-flare frock tutorial, 👍 Like the video 🧵 Subscribe to Creative Craft Studio 💬 Comment if you want more full-flare baby dress designs 🔔 Turn on notifications for new tutorials Your support means a lot ❤️ #babyfrock #fullflarefrock #cuttingandstitching #babydresstutorial #easysewing #sewingforbeginners #creativecraftstudio #babygirlfrock #diybabyfrock