Got the knack of sewing flawlessly? Why not become a pro dresser with it! If you ask me, Disney has been quite misleading with its ideas of making dresses. Pick any princess, and you will see how they sing, and birds and mice do the stitching, sweeping and fixing. Simple dresses are all hard work and concentration with no place for mistakes! Well, it's not all harsh as well if you are blessed with the magic hands that work perfectly with needle and thread. Here are some pro tips from dressers worldwide that will help you get your job done perfectly. Choose The Suitable Fabric- One thing you should never compromise on is the fabric. If the material is rough or too thin, it will break away, making your sewing project useless. Also, make sure you consider the weather, daytime, and occasion when the dress will be worn. Measurements Should Be Perfect- For a beginner, taking measurements can be tricky, but the dress won't look as good as you imagined without the correct fittings. If you are making for a particular person, make sure you take the proper measurements before stitching it up. Select The Pattern- Before committing to the dress, make sure you understand the pattern well. Then, design it with a pen and paper yourself and see if you know the workings of the curves and stitches to be done perfectly on your actual project. Make A Muslin First- Muslin cloth is like a test drive for sewing. No matter how much you crave to cut through the actual fabric to make your dress, start with the muslin and practice the adjustments and stitching before you lay hands on the primary sewing material. The Direction Of The Grain- This mistake is made by professionals as well! Understanding the grain of the fabric is crucial while sewing garments. If you cut across grains, you will risk the unravelling of your garment. Make sure you double-check before running your scissors on the cloth. Iron The Clothes Before You Sew- Ironing the fabric stretches it out, making sure there is uniformity in stitching. Keep your iron table handy, and every time you feel the dress crumbling make sure you run the iron in low mode on the dress. Try On The Dress- While stitching, make sure you try the dress and understand the feels of it. The more you try it on, the better you will appreciate the fitting and shape of the dress.