Hi Carol, your Haskell Shirt is beautiful, the fabric is just perfect for it 👏👏. Thank you for sharing this great information. I am really interested in seeing the Kineton dress👍👍. Take care 💕
Well, figuring that all out and having your ideas confirmed has to be exciting! (for people who sew, anyway 😄 - it's exciting to me!). Congratulations on a beautiful first pass at the blouse - I'm looking forward to seeing that dress - I think it will be lovely on you!
Thank you for the clear demonstration. Have you ever watched Lifting Pins and needles? Karina has a tutorial on vertical measurements that is similar..
Hi Carol, thank you for a most informative video 😊. This has helped add to my fitting knowledge enormously. Your blouse is beautiful and I think the dress looks most promising. Happy sewing. 🌸
I have been searching endlessly for months now looking for this information. Thank you do much for sharing. The next thing i would like to know is how exactly did you move the dart? I have been struggling with darts since i started doing bodices. Again thank you for sharing.
It's been a bit since you asked if any of us knew of a pattern for a nice button down with Asymmetrical hem dipping on the sides instead of the front and back. Butterick just dropped one that looks similar for a knit fabric. It's B6997.
I’ve spent the last month trying to learn how to draft a custom bodice sloper in an online course that will remain nameless (not Sloper School-I haven’t had time to continue with that after making up the initial dress sloper)-and it’s been so frustrating! I’m on my third bodice mockup and the fit in the back still isn’t right. You’ve inspired me to take a break and sew up a Haskell shirt. I didn’t have the best luck with the Melody Dolman, but I think the Haskell will work better for me. Great video!
Never tried doing a self drafted bodice but I've used a Vogue sheath dress pattern bodice as my sloper for years. Any close fitting bodice pattern with waist and bust darts will work and 90% of the work is already done, you can adjust it.
I just found your channel. Please share where you learned this bodice fitting technique. I would love to dive in. I have been trying to get a good fit for a while and it hasn't worked for me yet.
Awesome! Thank you! Let know if you make up the pattern and how it looks! Our weekly zoom sewing circle has a lot of Cashmerette Club members and we make up a lot of the patterns. It's great to see how others sew up the pattern; the fabric they choose, etc. Would love to see how yours turns out!
Hi Carol, your Haskell Shirt is beautiful, the fabric is just perfect for it 👏👏. Thank you for sharing this great information. I am really interested in seeing the Kineton dress👍👍. Take care 💕
Thank you! You too, Karen!
Well, figuring that all out and having your ideas confirmed has to be exciting! (for people who sew, anyway 😄 - it's exciting to me!). Congratulations on a beautiful first pass at the blouse - I'm looking forward to seeing that dress - I think it will be lovely on you!
Very enlightening! This will help me tremendously.
Thank you for the clear demonstration. Have you ever watched Lifting Pins and needles? Karina has a tutorial on vertical measurements that is similar..
Hi Carol, thank you for a most informative video 😊. This has helped add to my fitting knowledge enormously. Your blouse is beautiful and I think the dress looks most promising. Happy sewing. 🌸
I have been searching endlessly for months now looking for this information. Thank you do much for sharing. The next thing i would like to know is how exactly did you move the dart?
I have been struggling with darts since i started doing bodices. Again thank you for sharing.
Thank you! Great information. Thanks for sharing. New subscriber.
These videos are so helpful! I love your Haskell Shirt and the fabric you picked for the Kineton Dress is very nice.
It's been a bit since you asked if any of us knew of a pattern for a nice button down with Asymmetrical hem dipping on the sides instead of the front and back. Butterick just dropped one that looks similar for a knit fabric. It's B6997.
Thank you for sharing this information! I am definitely going to take my measurements like you demonstrated. Thank you, thank you!!!!
You made that look easy! Which pattern drafting book were you referencing? I am excited to see how your dress turns out, too.
I’ve spent the last month trying to learn how to draft a custom bodice sloper in an online course that will remain nameless (not Sloper School-I haven’t had time to continue with that after making up the initial dress sloper)-and it’s been so frustrating! I’m on my third bodice mockup and the fit in the back still isn’t right. You’ve inspired me to take a break and sew up a Haskell shirt. I didn’t have the best luck with the Melody Dolman, but I think the Haskell will work better for me. Great video!
Never tried doing a self drafted bodice but I've used a Vogue sheath dress pattern bodice as my sloper for years. Any close fitting bodice pattern with waist and bust darts will work and 90% of the work is already done, you can adjust it.
Voila!!! Wonderful for you! So exciting!
Thanks for the tips! I have a large bust too! Great info
Hi Marty! I'm glad you liked the info.
Yay!!! I am cutting out my rhapsody blouse pattern😅😅😅
Polly, do you have a video that shows you doing a sway back adjustment. I would love to see that.
I just found your channel. Please share where you learned this bodice fitting technique. I would love to dive in. I have been trying to get a good fit for a while and it hasn't worked for me yet.
Really enjoyed this! Now to check out the pattern. Logging into my Cashmerette acct soon! Love the pattern!
Awesome! Thank you! Let know if you make up the pattern and how it looks! Our weekly zoom sewing circle has a lot of Cashmerette Club members and we make up a lot of the patterns. It's great to see how others sew up the pattern; the fabric they choose, etc. Would love to see how yours turns out!
Silk isnt vegan, but your shirt is lovely. Would be great in cupro.
Is it too late to join in Jean making Zoom tonight? I looked for info and couldn’t find.
Hi. It's not too late. Please send an email to pollysews22@gmail.com and I'll send you the zoom link.