Make straps for a doll’s dress the quick and easy way with today’s YouTube Shorts video #Sewingtutorial #SewWithMe

 

I just returned from my vacation in Arizona, California, and Nevada. When I got back, I had a partially finished video tutorial showing how to make a long, strappy, purple sun dress for Skipper, but I discovered that today’s video (which I wanted to reference in the purple sun dress video) had never been posted to YouTube as a Shorts video before. I thought I’d already posted it, but I hadn’t.

So I’m backtracking! I’m posting this video which shows how to make straps the easy way, so I can later reference this YouTube Shorts tutorial in future tutorials, like the purple Skipper sun dress one.

I wish I could switch the thumbnail because, while I do mention “fold your strap in half like a hot dog” in the video, I think the thumbnail that YouTube automatically picked is a little misleading! But I haven’t been able to figure out how to create thumbnails for YouTube Shorts.

If anyone has any insight into how to switch that wacky hot dog thumbnail, please leave your tips in the comments section below.

A beautiful platinum blonde Skipper from the 1980's models a strappy yellow sundress with a full, short skirt. She stands in a room with a mottled blue wall behind her and a white floor under the plastic white flat shoes that she wears. The logo reminds us to visit Chelly Wood dot com for more free printable sewing patterns for making doll clothes for Skipper dolls.
Please visit ChellyWood.com for free printable sewing patterns for making doll clothes to fit dolls of many shapes and all different sizes.

And if you want to make the little yellow sundress, this link should help.

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