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Thanks for this video! I have Winifred Aldrich's book but your explanation is much better. I got to draft my first flared skirt easily

This helps a lot! I always have issues with cutting my fabric as a newbie in sewing/pattern making and having jagged edges.

Very nice video, but much easier to sew the band to the inside and flip it over and top stitch the bottom edge on the outside.

Thank u. Please can u do a double brest reverse collar

Great teacher, great tutorial,thank you so much!

Thank you for this wonderful tutorial. ❤

Thank you

Can you share where you got the pattern? Or Did you make it?

I love it

If you cannot cut the straps on the bias, is it ok

Very informative and clear instructions. Thank you.

Helpful😊

this actually saved my life 🙏 me andmy friends now have matching sweatshirts as we all go to different schools

Thank you 🙏 for this! Great !

This was really helpful, thank you!

Thanks my Tutor I really appreciate and understand your explanation, with the Winifred Aldrich 6th edition. I will be happy if you can explain other stand collars and how to balance fittings with garments

Thank you very much for such a detailed and well demonstrated video 💐

Thank you

Thank you!!!! I think I can finish the jacket I'm sewing for my mother in law - I might be following along step by step again. But this is very clear. Again, thank you!!

The one without looks the nicest. Thank you for the demonstration: very helpful.

Hello, I am new to your channel and I just love your tutorials. since you mentioned it could you maybe show how to make a side welt pocket for coat or jacket? not the double welt one for vests and trousers, , the big one you put on the coats side. I already watched tones of videos and none is really good for a beginner. they tend to make it with fabrics that right side and wrong side of the fabric dont defer for example and one can not know which way they are supposed to stitch...among other things. so I would love to watch a video from you since I see you are so good at what you do. thanks in advance, keep up the great work!!!

great tutorial and your voice is so soothing...let me ask you, is the lining the same length with actual coat ?in sleeves and body length I mean. I get that at the sides and upper back its not because one has to cut out the facings part but i dont know about the length. please help me on that. greedings from greece

For an experianced sewing.Why have you used white on white on an otherwise very good tutorial/ So beautiful, excellent skills.

Thank you so so much!!!

For the first line that’s drawn, you said to minus 0.5cm from that line within that size range. I know from another video that the next size range up, you minus 0.3cm. My question is how much do I minus off, if any, if my block is larger than the listed sizes?

Do we have to use the standard armscye depth measurement as the book says or can we measure our own armscye depth?

Wow this is a great video!!!

Amazing video!!! Needed this cos I’m making a crinoline skirt but using boning for my toile to see if it’s sturdy

My first time using boning and pattern sewing instructions did not go into detail. I happened onto your video. Well done and thank you for eastern Oregon, USA.

So so useful ...making my first ❤so thanks much

Thank you for the tutorial, I am trying to make a lined jacket for my friend and I think the number of times I have unpicked it has made it smaller. I will try to follow your instructions, thank you, One question you have such a quiet voice I had difficulty hearing you even at full volume.

Thanks! That was really useful. I'm a home sewist attempting a top for a Christmas doo without a pattern, rashly using a sparkly/glitter jersey/lycra fabric and adding a velvet roll collar. I have this book and couldn't believe you were talking through the very thing I want to do. My snag is the main body fabric is a bit scratchy so I'm adding the double sided velvet collar to be gentler against the skin (and therefore it's a totally separate entity to sew onto the main fabric, so where you have a satin 'facing' which is flipped out, mine would also have that satin on the side which is folded over) Might end up being too complicated but fun trying. Thanks again, this was really helpful.😊And makes me feel good to know Im seeing at level 6! 😉

Thank you for this. I'm all for hand cutting because I'm just not into fancy computer programs and needing a specific machine.

excellent video very helpful, straight forward and good insight too

How would you add loops if you didn’t want a modesty panel? Could I add them directly onto the corset between the outer layer and the lining?

Thank you very much, very easy for me to follow.

Excellent presentation.

❤ thenk you ❤ 🎉🎉🎉🎉

Thank you so much I really love the video and the details you explained are very useful and clear 💓💓💓

Thank you for this! I don’t want to invest hundreds in a cricut so this was perfect

Very good keep going pls ♥️♥️♥️♥️

This was really helpful thank you

So what’s the calculation for the over hang ? That’s why I came here. I’m still confused

Years ago (when I was very young) I was ambitious in my sewing... no fear...I can do this... and patterns from the envelope would fit. My projects I thought turned out rather nice... Winter coat, cropped jacket with coordinating pants, all my skirts, vests (lined)... it was what I could afford. Now in my 'much older' years, I am attempting another ambitious sewing project, perhaps with a lining, and scared to death... how do I make sure it will fit and all that. Thank you for this detailed outline of linings. I will arm myself with knowledge.

This 8s 200/100, God, so detailed. I'll try this pattern

Thank you

Thank you for your clear demonstration. Anyone can understand it

Thank you for this - you mentioned there is one thing that you have to do on a womenswear jacket/coat, please can you tell me what that would be. thank you

Lovely! Thank u, this video helped me a lot!

This video was very helpful. Good teacher. First video where I got total understanding and bone casing knowledge. Thank you. Very educational.