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Remind me what exactly you've tried?

I accept your bloody sacrifice.

Check the settings at the bottom right of the video. It looks like a little gear wheel. You can play it at a slower rate.

Glad you like them!

Oh, I don't design patterns, this one is made by Jo Mina, a German designer. I know people make patterns in Illustrator, Inkscape, Affinity Designer, so if you know one, you can adapt to another too. Look at @SunnyMountainPatterns videos, and possibly ask for more sources, as she has designed patterns herself in the past.

@@TechieSewing oh okay

Thank you for watching, and happy serging :)

Glad it's helpful :)

I'm using the manufacturer recommended and provided tools and supplies. Please stop spreading bad advice on my channel :)

Great! Happy serging :)

She is the absolute best!!!

@@Linneydenise Thank you ^_^

Which one, the extended version?

It's cool indeed! :)

Thanks! I definitely won't miss all that constant folding to divide the seams :)

Glad to hear that! Happy serging :)

Thanks for the idea! Now to get it really dirty to then show the cleaning better :)

@@TechieSewing I have not sewn for ages. Have forgotten a few crucial threading points, got it wrong four times. Then found your video. Fantastic help! Thank you so much!

@@jane_7193 Glad to help :)

Great! Happy serging :)

Thanks, I appreciate the comment :)

Glad to help! Come back with questions, here or on Discord :)

No idea; never worked with vinyl.

Thanks :)

What?

Thanks!

Yeah, I haven't thought about it myself, but with layers more people would just project from Inkscape, changing the colours and rotating the canvas on the fly. I'll install Inkscape to my projecting pi too.

Awesome video Marta, thank you so much for the shout out too ❤

No, they don't work the same, or I wouldn't have to do montage :) I've tried just now and it only selects touched objects regardless of that option in the toolbar being checked or not.

@@doctormo My pleasure :)

Yeah, I really like this one!

Glad you like it! I love the new version too :)

Yes, that's what I do throughout the video?

All snapping options on, except for: * perpendicular; * tangential; * both Alignment options I only change these if I need perpendicular or tangential, otherwise I just switch it on and off as needed.

I didn't make the pattern, is available commercially (but this one is free). Pattern designers use different programs: Inkscape, Illustrator, Affinity Designer, specialised drafting software like Wild Ginger, or opensourse like Seemly2D and Valentina.

Thank you too! Comments like this one keep me going :)

You are welcome! Quick and easy is my speciality ^__^

With File>Save as?

Glad it helps :)

I doubt that, it has to be quite thin and plastic that thin won't last. They are also quite cheap, like about $1.5.

You can set the paper size in File>Document properties. You can set the desk colour there too, to be able to see the page borders. I think I show in this video how to select sizes and move them to a separate layer and unfold. It is not always possible depending on how a particular pattern was made, but usually it is. These days I use PDFStitcher to assemble patterns though, it's a separate software that does that in a semi-automatic way.

Good, good :)

That's odd. Come to Discord, show me screenshots/screen recording, and we'll diagnose the problem.

Glad to help! I've learned quite a lot from unrelated tutorials myself too :)

Hope this helped you to thread the machine easier :)

You should be able to adapt the tutorial to Designer :) Look at tutorials by ProjectorSewing too, I saw one about new Knife tool if you got Designer 2: ua-cam.com/video/RDvkJKRyiO0/v-deo.html . I haven't watched it but it's there :) Inkscape developers are working on improving Mac performance this year as before no developers had Mac computers to test on. They are thankful for crash reports too but that's a bit involved process :)

Yeah, I'm good at promising things. With both air raid sirens and now long power cuts, I'm struggling to even edit a video I have most of material done for already. That's going to be size blending one. But I think knock knee is an easy one (I don't really remember, but isn't it just moving both an inseam and outseam in the same direction?), if you know your way around Inkscape already, I could do a screen record without commentary for you in Discord.

Thanks, I've adapted the technique after seeing it in a video about another software. Took some experimenting as it's done differently in Inkscape. Using the whole sleeve should be totally fine too. I measure with headphones wire when I must measure by hand, and then pinch the end and hold it against my cutting mat edge. That's the only remotely precise method I can accomplish, so I prefer to rely on Inkscape. But why can't you break the path? It's probably grouped or clipped. The Status bar in the bottom should tell you if that's a group, you'd need to ungroup until it's Path because most Path operations will only work on Paths.

@@TechieSewing I gave up for now on the pattern i was trying and moved to another - it has many fewer nodes and I was able to quickly copy and measure the path. So it may not have been me!

@@thecpikas Some patterns are a pain, that's true. But you could come to Discord and share screenshots if you want, much easier to troubleshoot there. Or I think so by the experience of other servers as there next to none people in mine ;)

Me too! Glad my videos are helpful and thank you ^_^