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Thank you! You are a treasure trove of information.

Janet, these concepts seem so obvious (now!) that I wonder why I never figured them out myself? I've been sewing for many years and have bought hundreds or thousands of cute/interesting/stylish patterns--but I've never sewn them up. Probably because instinctively I knew that starting from scratch and sewing the whole thing would have resulted in fitting failure. Going forward my approach is going to change. Thank you!

I would like to know how to change commercial pattern seam allowance of 5/8 to 3/8 or 1/4. Especially collars or collar stands

So, if I want to make a ‘regular sleeve cap’ instead of an extremely puffed sleeve, where should I match the two sleeves )assuming from your demo I would be sure both on straight of grain and aligned at underarm to copy the more standard sleeve??

Where can i get the book?

That white fabric is really pretty.

So glad I found Janet.

Excellent, thank you

So helpful! But what if you remove bigger chunks and the difference when redrawing the sleeve cap is so big it’s hard to eyeball it back into place??

Shirt Maker Express pattern & Craftsy class are the best way to learn how to sew a shirt - highly recommend! Still watch and use it to this day!

Found the link to purchase this pattern 😁

I like this better than the temu duo i bought.

Please clarify. I have a light weight jersey knit. What can I use in place of the silk organza? Thank you.

Using crayons is clever!

Thank you for another great video. I hope the pant sloper is coming up soon. Penny

Thank you for the color button question. Victoria Burton

For the challenge, does the garment have to be photographed on a person, or can it be on a hanger. I am thinking of making a shirt for my sister in another state and it would be difficult to get a picture of her wearing it. I love you shows and have learned a ton. I’ve watched every one, some many times. I have made two shorts and the Express Jacket.

Catching one live! Yeah!!

Your Crafty classes are excellent! I learned so much making that jacket.

That’s awesome!😋

My button hole maker is absolutely HORRIBLE. Brother Inovis machine, it’s not a great machine!

Janet, how do you make different sizes of button holes? Thank you for sharing!🙏

Thank you for the dart advice

Where do we get the purple pattern. Hope its not a pdf

How do I get my Craftsy classes from years ago of yours? I had so many that I no longer have access to even though it said I owned them😢. I loved your classes.

I've had a double mastectomy and do not wear protheses. Would I need to shorten the Jacket Express in front to make it hang even all around?

Thank you, very inspiring!

I got myself a 401A and restore it!!!! Couldn't be happier to make buttonholes!!!! Thank you so much for all the info!!!!!

Boye made knitting needles but I don’t know what the product is Perhaps a stitch holder?

I wish I'd seen this a year ago when you made this vlog!

So happy to have found you❤😂

Hi, I would love to know how to hem a corduroy dress skirt. What width? Double turn?

I used these gadgets with the 4 nails. I used them to knit long cord.

That was really helpful. Thankyou.

Hi. The spool with nails on is what we in Danish call a knitting doll. Used to come in the shape of a woman. It was used for knitting round cords.

Yep the four nails are to make I-cord

Question what about a bias skirt hem. Loved the video Watching from 🇨🇦. Wish the hemming sheet was on your web site so I could copy. During pricing shipping to canada

what kind of sewing machine is that?

The four nails in a wooden bobbin is called a Knitting Nancy. Commercially made they’re still available here in France.

The nails were used to hold the thread, like a loom, I used to watch my Great Grandma with one

Thank you. I earned about crimping! Excellent! ❤

Four nails ..making woollen cords ..

Question, I'm converting a curved hem to a straight around hem. Is there anything I need to do to make it hang perfectly?

not watching live, but felt compelled tocomment on the circular wire .....I believe it is the component of an old canning jar that attaches the glass lid. It could have been removed to make the glass top an easily lifted lid, not a flip lid.

I think the Boye item is a yarn keeper. You put your ball of yarn on it and you can knit away!

Four nails in spools made cords. Like knitting icords

That ring is to a small plastic embroidery hoop I used to have. Oops, no, I didn’t see the little upper piece. After doing some research, I think it is to an embroidery hoop. Boye is a name associated with those.

Missed live but glad to see you now!

I have that exact machine, It was my mother's. I never used the buttonhole attachment - just the zigzag stitch. I will look for the buttonhole attachment

Thank you for adding a way to make adjustments without help. I often have no one to help!