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ThePatternLine
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Covering high-end sewing techniques and construction, and creating timeless, high quality garments.
Learn more by exploring tutorials and journal on thepatternline.com
Learn more by exploring tutorials and journal on thepatternline.com
How to make a bias camisole with a baby hem neckline
This video covers an alternative method to finishing a Wooster bias top that's covered in the instructions. It requires a lot less fabric but does not provide as much coverage as a top with lining.
You can purchase the pattern here:
thepatternline.com/product/wooster-bias-top/
Timecodes:
00:00 Intro
00:47 Getting ready for bias top
02:40 Applying fusible tape to bias neckline
03:59 Attaching side seams & making spaghetti straps
05:09 Reviewing steps for neckline finishes
06:15 Finishing neckline with baby hem technique
10:58 Attaching straps, finishing hem
For more high-end construction techniques and tutorials, check my website: thepatternline.com/tutorials/
Find what I'm working on currently on my Instagram:
thepatternline
You can purchase the pattern here:
thepatternline.com/product/wooster-bias-top/
Timecodes:
00:00 Intro
00:47 Getting ready for bias top
02:40 Applying fusible tape to bias neckline
03:59 Attaching side seams & making spaghetti straps
05:09 Reviewing steps for neckline finishes
06:15 Finishing neckline with baby hem technique
10:58 Attaching straps, finishing hem
For more high-end construction techniques and tutorials, check my website: thepatternline.com/tutorials/
Find what I'm working on currently on my Instagram:
thepatternline
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Making your own fusible tape for bias necklines
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You probably already know that you need to stabilize bias necklines, but what kind of fusible should you use? How can you make a tape from a piece of very light weight fusible? This video addresses these questions, and how I make my own fusible tape. This is a supplemental video to the following bias patterns: The Wooster bias top: thepatternline.com/product/wooster-bias-top/ The Crosby bias dr...
Making better spaghetti straps for bias tops, camisoles and dresses.
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This video is supplemental material to my Wooster bias top pattern, which you can purchase here: thepatternline.com/product/wooster-bias-top/ and Crosby bias dress pattern, which you can purchase here: thepatternline.com/product/crosby-bias-dress/ Here's a guide to making two types of thin, professional-looking spaghetti straps you can find on lingerie camisoles, or slip dresses and tops. These...
How to make a bias slip skirt using luxury RTW construction techniques
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This video is supplemental material to my Mercer bias skirt pattern, which you can purchase here: thepatternline.com/product/mercer-bias-skirt/ Here's a step-by-step process of making a bias skirt, from choosing the right fabric to a more precise method of cutting slippery fabrics, and putting together a classic slip skirt that you can wear year-round. For more high-end construction techniques ...
Overview of Bonded Trench Coat based on Bottega Veneta Fall 2019 coat
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In this part 2 video I discuss techniques used to make my recent bonded trench coat: raw edges on collar and lapel, flat fell seams, gathered waistline, main bonded parts using web glue, inner raw edges finished with seam sealing tape, and grosgrain binded armhole and waistline detail. For more high end construction techniques and tutorials, check my website: thepatternline.com/tutorials/ Find ...
Bonded Trench Coat based on Bottega Veneta Fall 2019 coat
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Trench coat is a great essential wardrobe piece, and in this Part 1 video I go over details of my recent creation using a combination of sewing and bonding techniques. For more high end construction techniques and tutorials, check my website: thepatternline.com/tutorials/ Find what I'm working on currently on my Instagram: thepatternline
Shirt Making Part 2
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In this Part 2 I finish the shirt with side slits and double cuff. General knowledge of shirt making will be helpful to follow along, but even beginners might find some useful methods and techniques to use on your next shirt creation. You can replicate these details on already existing pattern, or as an alternative, get a shirt you like from a thrift shop, take it apart and use it as a pattern ...
Shirt Making Part 1
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In this video, I go into a detailed breakdown of making an experimental shirt with side slits and double cuff (to try this double cuff, download your template here: drive.google.com/file/d/17KmFjeygawZ5yqOGAf3jsu5WU-ie0sjw/view?usp=sharing) General knowledge of shirt making will be helpful to follow along, but even beginners might find some useful methods and techniques to use for your next shi...
Working with double cloth fabrics: constructing darts
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Ever wonder how those double faced coats and jackets are made? In this part three of the double cloth tutorials you'll find how the darts are constructed, so you can implement these techniques on your next project. For more high end construction techniques and tutorials, check my website: thepatternline.com/tutorials/ Find what I'm working on currently on my Instagram: thepatternl...
Working with double cloth fabrics: constructing seams & intersections
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Ever wonder how double faced coats and jackets are made? Part two of the double cloth tutorial covers seam construction and intersections. Even though it's a pretty time consuming technique, it yields a very high end looking garment, and with practice you can make your own MaxMara-like coat. For more high end construction techniques and tutorials, check my website: thepatternline.com/tutorials/...
Working with Double Cloth (double faced) fabrics: finishing edges
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Ever wonder how those double faced coats and jackets are made? In this part one of the double cloth tutorial you'll find how the edges are constructed, so you can implement these techniques on your next project. For more high end construction techniques and tutorials, check my website: thepatternline.com/tutorials/ Find what I'm working on currently on my Instagram: thepatternline
Dress smocking: encasing elastic or rope
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Add interesting smocking details to a dress or a skirt with round elastic or thin rope using side zipper foot (also called presser or cording foot) Find more sewing tutorials and garments analysis at thepatternline.com/ Discover what I'm currently working on at thepatternline
I've worked with bias-cut viscose crepe skirts before. It suits and stretches better for smaller sizes. On the other hand, Silk Charmeuse works for all sizes I think.
I think the problem with viscose crepe fabrics is that they are all so different, where is silk charmeuse is pretty consistent.
Danke sehr , genau das habe 😂ich gesucht
Very useful video thank you. I don’t understand if you add an allowance to the pattern
Yes, I do add seam allowances to the pattern. I work with 7mm (1/4”) for all seams. For fabrics that fray, you can increase seam allowances to 1cm (3/8”)
Thank you this is so useful especially your other video on sewing darts with this fabric. No one has done a video on this I still have questions on it but the video is gold.
What kind of scissor do you use to peel fabric layers?
Just small snipping scissors, also called thread scissors
What's thebname of the tool you used to turn the strap?
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Can you sew bias cut seams on a serger instead of french seams?
You can, though in better made clothing sergers are mostly avoided
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Can you please make a video on making a bottom or sleeve bottom ham. I know that you should divide layers and then close them into themselves, but I see the problem on working on spots where you meet the vertical joining seam (such as side seams, or back seam, sleeve middle seam..)
Thank you very much
I just realized that this skirt has no back darts. I've seen some with darts. How do i know if I need a pattern with darts?
I like taking advantage of the bias and eliminate darts if possible. There could be different reasons why darts were put into the pattern, but from experience, and feedback of many others who have made this pattern, you can avoid them.
Hi! Thank you for the video ❤ very useful 🙏 I wanted to ask where did you get such big tissue paper? Or you just put together a couple of small sheets? 🤔 It looked like one big piece though…thank you for sharing!
I have a continuous tissue paper on a roll that I've purchased at Midtown Paper NYC. They do have a pretty good website and carry a lot of great products!
@@thepatternline8278 Got it, thank you! Will check them out!
great tutorial! when closing the edges, do you go through the fabric or only the staystich guide with your needle?
I catch a little bit of fabric as well as my stay stitch line!
It looks so good! Hard work but worth it! I was wondering if there is a video how to put a leather trim on double side wool?
Thank you Julia! Yes, I think it’s worth it as well. As far as leather, I haven’t really thought of it: I’ll try to put it on my radar and see if I can find examples in the Ready-to-wear market
Your bias skirt is so beautiful! Thank you for sharing your luxury techniques!
Thank you! Glad it’s helpful!
beautiful skirt !!
Thanks ❤
Great skirt! Unclear about hem. Is hem just top stitched or folded over and stitched a second time?
In this version I just did stay stitching, but I also use baby hem with ban rol as an alternative finish. Both work great, but with thicker fabrics like in this video, stay stitching made more sense.
Great skirt! Unclear about hemming. Is it stitched once or folded and stitched a second time? Thanks for clarifying:-)
There is a first stitch that is done on the face side of the fabric, then the ban roll is folded twice, and the second stitch is securing everything in place. I hope this makes sense )
Your technique is wonderful! However, I couldn’t find this ban roll anywhere. Can you give me the link to find it? Thank you.
If you are based in United States, you can find it on Wawak site (as well as many other sewing supplies that are priced very well). I’ve also seen it on Amazon as well.
Very professional sewing, thank you. No puckering, ideal seams. Have one of your pattern (silk cami). Amazing instructions.I made a mistake, did not buy enough silk charmeuse for cami.
My apologies for the late reply! Thank you for your purchase, and hope you’ll get to make this top over and over again!😍
This is Double lined fabric ??
This fabric is made by bonding 2 layers together, and called either double faced, or double cloth. Many times you can see it with different colors on each side. Hope this helps!
About the tension can you give some information. Should it be tight or loose?
It shouldn’t be tight! Smaller stitches with a slightly looser tension: the idea is that when you make your first stitch of the French seam on the side, and let it hang, it doesn’t pull the skirt up.
What was your total seam allowance at the waist seam?
From 1/4” to 3/8” will work very well!
I'm just loving that fabric!
Such a beautiful skirt and material, both of them. I can't sew but I would love to have a couple of these skirts in my wardrobe. I wish I could find a good seamtress who know how to make this skirt.
I think with the pattern and these instructions it’s easier to find someone)
Thanks for the amazing video😍. But what if we want to cut a longer skirt. Does it have a lot more fabric?
With longer bias skirts and narrow fabrics, you would have to add a joining seam. As far as fabric consumption, it depends on the size made, total length, and width of the fabric.
Great tutorial. Thnx!
Thank you for this video. I learned a lot!
Glad to hear!
This is so well explained! I usually struggle with just written instructions, and this helped a bunch to understand the whole process. I will definitely buy the pattern and give it a try now that it isn't as scary 🥰
So glad to hear this! I myself prefer video instructions to written ones.
Dónde se compran los patrones?
@josefinaramos7139 on my website: thepatternline.com/product/mercer-bias-skirt/
Are you selling the pattern for this coat? 😍
Short answer is no. I’m trying to gauge an interest in these, as time consuming products usually don’t do so well.
This seriously is great but it would be even more helpful if this wasn’t sped up! It was hard to see some of the steps. I even wanted to see a bit of the hand sewing in real time so I could judge the spacing between stitches.
Hello Emily, and sorry for the late reply. You can read/ see detailed pictures of this process on my website under working with double faced fabrics.
Hi, checking if my understanding is correct: So after stitching the 3 layers, you end up with two strips of allowances: 1 allowance of 3 layers, and 1 allowance with a single layer plus a permanent guideline. You then trim the 3 layered side shorter than the 1 layered side, so that the 1 layered side can wrap around the 3 layered side. Then you stitch the 1 layered allowance to the main coat fabric to keep it wrapped. On the allowance side, the stitching goes thru the guideline, not the allowance itself. On the main coat fabric side, the thread does thru the fabric itself.
Yes, the only thing that’s permanent is the stay stitching line that’s used as a guideline for the final hand stitching.
HI, great video.QUESTION: do you put the hand-finished-side seams on the outside of the garment or the inside???
Hello Trudi, I apologize for the late response. I put the hand worked stitching lines on the inside of the garment as a rule, but if you’re making a truly reversible garment, then it doesn’t matter!
Thank you for this amazing video. One question, if you could please help me out. If i want to make this same skirt but much longer, how would I do that? I want to avoid making it wide, so I want the same width as in the video. I tried this earlier and my skirt became wider and wider at the bottom, but I wanted it to be as tight as in the video. Thanks!!!
2 things u you oh can do: 1st just adding a slit, but you’d have to be pretty careful sewing it since it’s in the bias. 2nd: when lengthening the skirt, you want to measure the circumference of your step at that lengthened point (wherever it falls), and that’s the opening you want to target. Good thing with bias, unless it’s really wide, it still falls pretty straight, so it will look like a column visually, even if it’s not. Of course, don’t expect it to look like a true column like skirt)
I am so pleased to have stumbled onto your channel. This skirt is something I have thought about for a long time , but I had no idea how to proceed. Thank you!
So glad it’s useful!
Подскажите форма этой юбки трапеция?сколько см ширина по низу ?
It’s and a-line skirt. The sweep (bottom opening) depends on the size)
Absolutely stunning and beautifully made! You are so talented! This is not an easy garment to make. Love it!
Thank you, and no, it wasn’t! I had pinpricked fingers for days after 😂
Fantastic tutorial! Thank you so much 😊
Any time! I love sharing what I know
This is definitely the most beautiful tutorial on this topic! Thank you for sharing your knowledge! Your channel is one of a kind and I appreciate very much the quality and taste of the garments you show. 🙏❤️
Thank you for this comment! It’s definitely one of the best ones I got so far!😀
@@thepatternline8278 Oh that makes me happy! You deserve many more 🤩
Hi there! Beautiful skirt! How could you do this so that the elastic wont touch the skin at all? I find elastic really irritating on my skin so i want to cover it!
The sure way to cover elastic would be lining the whole skirt: if you follow the above process while attaching elastic to 2 layers instead of one, you’ll end up with elastic between the 2 layers. Hope this helps!
Beautiful!,,
Great tutorial! What is the name of the white tape you used? I’ve never seen that before!
It’s called a ban roll! Usually used in waistbands, but it’s great for hemming either tiny hems or even wider shirting hems
Thank you for the instructions, so clear!
Glad it’s helpful! Looking forward to seeing your version)
Please make more videos like this!! I wanted to have a simple luxurious bias cut skirt like this for a very long time. I will buy the pattern, thank you so much.
Thank you! I am videotaping some construction details for bias pieces, since I have a mini collection of bias patterns, but wanted to start with a skirt, since it's the easiest one to make
Yes, yes please do make more videos like this. Explanation, cutting and then sewing. This was a fabulous video with everything necessary within it.
Amazing video!! Thank you so much for making technical sewing understandable!!
My pleasure! I'm glad there is appreciation for it
En dónde puedo comprar los patrones?
Beautiful🥰
Thank you :)
I like it with the belt,
I think that the collar is fine.