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Thank you so much!!!

Am I correct in assuming that there are 3 layers. Inner fabric, interfacing, and cover fabric? I didn’t see the 3rd layer added prior to you cutting out the pattern. Thank you for your time in providing an otherwise detailed video.

thank you for this! all the patterns that I found online were so complicated

What if you want a thicker hem like an inch collar.. would you still cut the hole at top?

Finally, a kimono video I can understand!

Lovely clear instructions, thank you😊

Great teacher. Easy followed. Thank you

Great tutorial. Thank you

Thank you very much ❤

Great idea!

Thank you so much for doing this demonstration it was REALLY helpful and you made it look so easy. I’m going to try this pattern. 😁❤❤

Great video - thanks so much! I really liked the music. You'd be amazed at how much that makes a difference between watching all the way to the end or not. And nice clear camerawork.

Thanks for this very through video. It is very helpful. Yours is the first video I have watched. that mentioned trying on the form before finishing it. I could not imagine how one would get an accurate form without trying it on. Great job!

Thank you so much

Thank you Queen. Just what I needed and very detailed instructions.

Thank you so much for your good video ❤😊

Great video and I love that you tried it on. I haven’t seen anyone else on UA-cam do that. It’s good that you did so you could make those adjustments. Just a question tho, how did you go fitting into it with the negative ease? I love that you pinned the top on the neck part with the sponge in place. It makes sense and looks easier than working on it flat, same for the armhole treatment. Good idea to modify the neck angle as well. ❤

Well detailed, will try doing mine❤

This sweater looks like a perfect fit. Thanks for sharing!

I have used all those feet ecept for the Teflon foot. At this point I don't make garments for me with zippers or buttons due to arthritis, it is difficult to fasten, but I never though of using the buttonhole foot for making holes forpull st rings - DUH Of course with the zipper foot, I can still use it for zippered bags, etc. I do use a 1/4" quilting foot since I piece a lot of quilts. Thank you.

beautiful very good job

Thank you!!! Very helpful!

one of the best sewing techniques videos! Thank you!

So nicely done!! Ok, now I think I’m ready to sew:)

You did an awesome job. Both in your dressform and video. It was very clear and helpful. Thanks.

Nicely done. Thank you.

Thankyou for the great detailed video. It has been many years since i have replaced a zipper and your video was a great refresher.

I am so glad I found your video! I purchased the pattern and is just getting ready to start this project. Having problems printing it😂. Your video is the best! I've watched many. Thank you for a great job! I love your little alterations too❤

Great, thanks 👍

Thank you so much. I just started sewing and I am so overwhelmed by how many feet there are available. Being a newbie, I don’t know what I need right now and what can wait. You really cleared up my anxiety. And now I feel like I can enjoy my new hobby on my limited budget and still make beautiful things. So appreciated. ❤

Could not agree more. I am a seamstress/quilter these last 52 years. I have around 6 feet I use for garment sewing and 2 for quilting. I do not need to spend $16k for a machine to quilt (straight line) or applique (blanket stitch). My old Pfaff and Bernina does all. Just my opinion. Cheers

great neck modification! thanks!!

Great demonstration. May I ask that you go a little more slowly in your explanations.. for example exactly how do you line up the red line with horizontal markings. Do you use the same thread as you do for your project? Many thanks.. I am returning g to dressmaking after a long hiatus. Have subscribed to follow all of your tutorials. Many thanks.

Please tell where you got that little press from !! Looks super cute and handy !

Nice and simple ! I'm definitely going to make one for myself 😊

Thank you❤

Very helpful. Thanks

Thanks! You are a good teacher!

This is very helpful! I love how you tapered the neck, I will do the same with mine. Thank you for posting this tutorial!

Great teaching! Thank you! You made the zipper much easier than others I've seen on here. The feet were so confusing,but thanks to you, I'm ready to try!😊

Thanks so much! I was able to replace the zipper you made it so easy.

Dear Dart and Sew, I have just finished my dress form lining and after watching your tutorial I fear I have joined the wrong front and back seams, could you help me please. Is the narrow lining piece joined to the front seam and the wider piece to the back seam - mine is the other way around? Thank you for your thorough tutorial - your dress form looks great!! 🌻

Your detailed video is inspirational since it is the first I've done a made-to-measure on my own body. Did you use the seam allowance as per the instructions indicated 3/8 inches ? Also you've shown a test fit on yourself (brillant it made so much sense) but how did you manage to pin it on yourself? Thanks you, love your videos.

Where can I buy straight stitch foot

Could this be sewn by hand?

How did you take in the underbust area after you tried it on? Did you move the seam altogether or did you just keep the seam where it is and just marked the dressform with the new underbust area?

Thanks so much for this tutorial! I was nervous to try replacing a zipper (I'm not a sewer), but I was able to do it with your instructions.

Thank you very much !! I needed this 😋

Any suggestions on where to find an all-purpose sewing foot - straight and zig-zag - for what seems to be a vintage machine? Got it online at an auction but it has no presser feet that I can use for regular sewing. It’s a TWI Machine, model 1430 and the presser feet are the kind you screw on. Any tips appreciated. 🙏🏻 Thanks.

THank you great tutorial!! :)