How do you make that?

Quite a few questions I get centre around how expensive something is priced at which leads onto how easy/difficult/time consuming/fast it is to make an item of clothing.
I don't have a video camera so had a go at taking photos at each stage of the construction of a reversible pinafore dress. I missed a few steps out as it's kind of difficult to take a picture while both hands are needed on the item in question.
Managed to put one together anyway, hope you enjoy seeing how it is done.

https://flipagram.com/f/cXhI2Es005

(hopefully the link works, need to get it on you tube really)

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