You’ll love the DIY dance costumes you move in!
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Dancers are passionate about what they do, but they also know how expensive it can be. It’s not always easy to keep up with the cost of training and equipment. However, as always, your DIY skills can help and make things even cheaper! For example, mastering some basic sewing skills, such as tying ribbons on ballet shoes, is already a plus for dancers.
If you’re ready to try and take your sewing skills to the next level, try making yourself one of these new skills DIY Dance Costumes Instead of buying a brand! You’ll save money, perfect your technique, and get a new skirt, bodysuit or sweater for your next rehearsal.
1. Flowy Seamless Dance Dress
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Ballet Scoop gives you an easy pattern that actually doesn’t involve any sewing at all! As long as you take care of your measurements and make sure your lines are cut neatly, your skirt will look just the way you want it to be!
2. Fabric tube top
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If you’re looking for a quick fix for a last minute show but all you need for your favorite dance dress is a simple tube top, there are plenty of ways to customize it quickly! However, sewing and rhinestones take a long time, so BDancewear recommends adding fabric strips in several different fashionable ways.
3. Simple Spaghetti Strap Bodysuit
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Are you looking for something more exciting than a traditional black bodysuit? You can find bodysuits in stores in interesting colors and patterns, but they’re usually more expensive. Cool Chicken teaches you how to make your own from any stretch fabric you like!
4. Cross-strap bodysuit
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Do you like the idea of ββmaking your own unique bodysuit with a touch of style, but prefer to keep it black so it’s still the traditional way to go to class? Try getting creative with your shoulder straps! Roland’s World shows you how to do just that in 61 minutes.
5. DIY Chiffon Wrap Dress
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Do you love the idea of ββmaking yourself a cute little dance dress, but would you rather be able to tie and tie it than have to pull it off and walk out? Dance.net has a pattern for you! This lovely chiffon skirt has a wrap silhouette that’s slightly sheer for an extra femininity.
6. Braided Racer Back Dance Bra
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Pretty Quirky Pants shows you how to make a cute crop top out of neoprene. In addition to being cute, the top will stretch and breathe as you dance, but the material does require some specific sewing skills.
7. Classic Short Skirt DIY
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Gros Grain Fab will guide you through the process of creating your own classic tutu, just like you would see on a professionally crafted stage! You may not need a tutu like this for regular rehearsals, and you may prefer a professionally made tutu, but the DIY classic tutu is perfect for rehearsal practice.
8. Frayed Lace Ballet Dress
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If you love the idea of ββa rehearsal dress but you’re looking for something longer and more whimsical, this frayed lace dress might be just what you’re looking for! Love Maegan shows you how it’s done.
9. Swirling skirt
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Maybe it’s your child who needs the dance costume, not you? This mode will suit anyone of any size, but the way it spins is especially fun for little girls who are learning how to spin! Find out how it’s made at Hazel and Company!
10. DIY Dance Shrug
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Do you need to do some warm-up exercises before you sweat, but that’s still close to your body? Many dancers don’t like to wear baggy clothes, so the big sweaters are out! Instead, try this cute dancing shrug from Sparkly Belly, using the sleeves of a regular shirt as a guide.
11. Crochet Ballet Wrap Sweater
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Are you an avid crochet lover for your ballerina daughter? Then you have the perfect opportunity to make a cute wrap sweater to keep her comfortable while warming up for class! Check out this simple pattern from Red Heart.
12. Knit Ballerina Top
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Happy knitters, there are plenty of ballet-related dance costume styles to choose from, too! This cute little bolero jacket for kids is a great way to keep your little dancer warm before and after class, and looks cute with tights and a bun. Get the pattern from Love Knitting.
13. Intricate Knit Leg Warmers
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Speaking of knitting, Knitarelli Patterns can help you create your own dance costumes too! We love this sophisticated calf warmer that keeps your hard-working calf muscles warm between rehearsals. They look fancy, but they’re actually not that hard to make!
14. Layered Knit “Tutu”
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ok so the idea of ββa layered knit tutu may not be the most practical for experienced or professional dancers who need to warm up quickly while moving and need to see the lines of their body but for younger dancers coming Say, it must be cute! Get the pattern from Monika Sirna.
Time to put on your dancing shoes!
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