Dressmaker?

[Beckii]

I don't suppose anyone online is a dressmaker are they? As i need some advise on whether to consider this as an career option?
Thanks

[ladyalex]

I'm not a dressmaker, but I know a lot of people who would want to use the services of one.
Trouble is, I don't think they would pay very well.
Sorry if this is not too helpful.

[Pucca157]

Ummm i not a dressmaker but i see them alot online and everything selling their clothing on sites like esty.com (only handmade site.) But im not sure if you will make lots of money from it. Check out threadbangers.com they have a few episodes about people online makeing their own clothes. Hope that helps a bit.

[Ice.Maiden]

You can certainly earn quite a bit if you're able to make wedding dresses Beckii, but if you like dressmaking, why not run some clothes up and see how they sell first?

[Lil O'lady]

It's a conundrum, because ladies with lots of money expect a dressmaker to make the stuff for less, and ladies with little money get stuff from Asda that you couldn't earn a living by sitting down and making for them.
Why not try for teaching the skill at an adult class or something like that?

[thebrainy123]

dont bother, veyr seasonal work, weddings etc

work in recruitment and am telling you its really not all that

if it was a high end shop in baker street or knightsbridge then maybe but think wedding season is april to september so what you gonna do with the rest of the time?