HOW TO MAKE A CAMISA PT.1 | BARO'T SAYA TUTORIAL | FILIPINIANA | TRAJE DE MESTIZA | LA MODÉLISTE
Channel: LA MODÉLISTE
Date: 2023-05-15

Welcome back to my vlog, where we continue our Filipiniana Series by delving into one of our national costumes, the Baro't Saya, also known as Traje De Mestiza in Spanish.
The Baro't Saya is the national dress of the Philippines, which combines elements from pre-colonial native Filipino and Spanish clothing or garment styles. The name Baro't Saya literally means "Shirt and Skirt" and is a traditional outfit worn by women.
In addition to the Terno, which we covered in my previous tutorial, the Baro't Saya has another popular variant known as the Traje de Mestiza or Maria Clara Gown.
In this tutorial, I will demonstrate how to create the Baro or Camisa and the Kerchief or Panuelo in Spanish, which are essential parts of the Baro't Saya outfit. So let's get started!

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00:00 - introduction
00:27 - baro / camisa pattern making
05:02 - low cap sleeve pattern making
09:13 - sewing the camisa
18:10 - baro or camisa mockup
18:55 - end of the video


BARO'T SAYA PATTERN MAKING & SEWING FULL TUTORIAL | MARIA CLARA | FILIPINIANA | LA MODÉLISTE
https://youtu.be/-wYk_AhITdw


TERNO SLEEVE OR FILIPINIANA SLEEVE TUTORIALS 
https://youtu.be/SE4uBiE3-gM

BASIC SLEEVE PATTERN MAKING | SET IN SLEEVE/ DARTED SLEEVE | BASIC PATTERN MAKING | LA MODELISTE
https://youtu.be/WcyLE_EXx3Q

And to those who are new to my channel, I have separate videos for the BASIC SKIRT, BASIC BODICE PATTERN MAKING, and CIRCLE SKIRTS tutorials for more detailed pattern drafting and formulas.

BASIC BODICE BLOCK | PATTERN DRAFTING LESSON | DENNIC CHUNMAN LO METHOD https://youtu.be/TtL-vYwzDy0

BASIC SKIRT PATTERN MAKING | PATTERN MAKING BASICS https://youtu.be/1NOkcCvwWqI

CIRCLE SKIRT PATTERN MAKING | QUARTER, HALF AND FULL CIRCLE SKIRTS | PATTERN MAKING BASICS https://youtu.be/MvuJ3qJ2FHE


If you have any questions please don’t hesitate to drop your comments in the comments section!

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Video Edit: By yours truly! 
Shot with:
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Edited on:
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