I hope this vid helps you to get to your perfect fit faster and more consistently! These tools have been a HUGE IMMENSE IMMEASURABLE confidence boost for me because I don't worry as much about "will it fit?" or panic that I can't afford any mistakes because I only bought the exact amount of fabric needed to do it once perfectly (whyyyyy do we do this to ourselves) Function of Beauty linked here if you're looking for it! cen.yt/functionwithwendy to get 20% off your custom formula ✨
Tip from a fashion designer. Bodice blocks always have darts ending right on the "peaks of the boobs", to not draw attention to these peaks or get a bullet bra effect, always shift darts that land on boob peaks a 2cm or so away from said peaks. Don't know if you knew this already but there yo have it.
i work in a fabric store and a good way to keep patterns for a long time is to use a type of interfacing! Its actually called like a pattern interfacing and its like a mix between paper and fabric, its thin, lightweight, can be folded and last a long time. Its just a tip i havent seen many people talk about and i only learned about it since working there
Your Instagram post sold this video! It's soooooooo perfectly fitted, I haven't even finished the video but I *KNOW* you nailed it. Also gurllllll, your earrings are always in point! Really appreciate the sample size of testers you went through to test the kit hahaha
I've been trying to make a basic bodice block for two days, and I'm screaming out of frustration! This video could not have come at a better time! THANK YOU!! Now I feel energized and like I can do this! You're the best!
I love the Lutterloh system, and have used it for years. The one thing to keep in mind is that it works better the closer your body is to being evenly proportioned (because it's based on a standardized human proportion, a la DaVinci Man). So you will have to make adjustments for individual body quirks like a large bust, swayback, long/short waist, etc. OTOH, you generally have to do that for any commercial pattern anyway, and commercial patterns are often graded to larger/smaller sizes from the core block in ways that distort proportions more the further off the standard size they get. Because of that, you usually get quite a bit closer to your own body shape with the Lutterloh system on the first go than you would with a commercial pattern. But a multi-measurement custom block will fit best since it captures all those quirks to begin with. So generally speaking, a Lutterloh pattern will end up somewhere between a custom block and a commercial pattern (and usually closer to the custom block, unless you are a significant proportional outlier).
This was such a timely video for me as I've just acquired my mother's Golden Rule book from Lutterloh two days ago. Hers is full of patterns from the 50's or 60's (I've been trying to get my hands on it for the last three decades or so!) and it's nice to see that while some alterations are likely to be needed, it's a useable system.
I love how the top turned out. You have great taste when it comes to choosing what you will make, colours and styles. Since I am not a sewer (I don't mean the sewer where water goes down into the waste), I can admire your work and hear, blah, blah, blah... knowing I can come back here when I get to where I can make something for myself. The final result for one was/is stunning and suits you, beautifully. Well done. Thanks for doing the comparison with three people of differing sizes. Very scientific.
Ugh this turned out amazing!! There's something so satisfying about perfectly tailored clothes that gets me, I may have to make my own pattern even though I've never sewn something from scratch before!
hey wendy! love your videos! I wanted to add a tip my sewing teacher taught me for bias tape on points like the front one. cut your bias tape in a v shape so that the middle point is the lowest point and conned two v's right sides together for a crisp right turn in your bias tape :)
DEAR WENDY .....I ORDERED THE KIT TODAY .......SO EXPENCIVE BUT AS A DRESS MAKER I KNOW IT WILL WORTH IT 100% LOTS PATTERNS IN ONE BOOK .......AMAZING THANK YOU , THANK YOU , THANK YOU NEVER KNEW ABOUT THIS KIT I USE BURDA PATTERNS ....THEY ARE OLD SCHOOL STYLE 🤣🤣TAKE CARE ....LOVE YOUR CHANNEL X
Wendy, I've been watching you for years and admiring your skills and creations from the sidelines. But today I bought my first sewing machine. I'm scared and giddy and just wanted to say thank you. Your recommendations helped me pick my machine. I'm very intimidated but even more excited!!!
I’ve just started to get serious with sewing like 3 days lol, and you can’t believe how helpful this is!! I know this is all stuff I can probably learn on my own from watching other videos and reading various blogs, but you just make it so easy to follow and are honestly such a huge inspiration💛💛
Usually I feel anxiety watching sewing videos but you somehow make it very calming and like a forgiving humble environment Im really grateful that i found your channel
You explain this process so clearly and straightforward! I’m still very new to sewing and this was super helpful. I love that you tested the bodice on 3 people for data point analysis. Love some data science
I love how you invent your own patterns and are flabbergasted if you see the little book full of patterns. Your assistant got beautiful hands! Looks good.
Have been sewing since 2016 now (following your videos) and I just constantly get inspired by your content to try more and more complicated things! This is very helpful. Your channel is a library 👏 Thank you, Wendy.
I love this!!!!! that little book is a game changer for me, I don’t know how to read a pattern but I’m self taught and I have been making stuff too on my channel it’s really awesome not using a pattern however it hasn’t been quite as awesome when I am trying to make something for anyone other than myself I think the book method would make my whole life easier thanks for sharing 💕
This is so goooood!! I’m currently making the white cecilie bahnsen dress and I love the process so much 🤍🤍🤍 Will definitely make my own bodice blocks after it’s finished!
I have been looking at the Lutterloh System for months and just ordered it today because of your video. Thank you for all the information you provide ❣
@@lyndlsimington7562 it's going pretty well. I made a blouse with only a couple of errors. I added a separate button placket when I didn't have to. But that was my error cause it was my first time making a button down blouse. But it fits pretty good. I happy with the system.
I made the pattern using the blog method, it turned out perfect. Give it a try, I converted, shifted the darts, manipulated the pattern in multiple ways, perfect fit each time. 10/10
I'm so happy you made this video, I've been wanting to make some tops ( especially the corset you showed how to make) but I never knew how to make patterns that would fit me this video was super useful 💗
I’ve been working on the bodice pattern for days on and off because mine was not looking like yours nor the blogpost whatsoever and I felt discouraged. But I pulled through and ended up with a near perfect fit, only had to adapt the neckline and the armholes! So happy I stuck to it and followed your lead!!
Very interesting overview, this must have taken a lot of time to film given all the contruction involved. I am trying out both techniques at the moment (made myself a DIY lutterloh ruler and following their jacket top demo). After playing with both approaches over the last day or so I believe it is possible to combine them to go even faster - by simply taking the width of the finished diagram of the Inthefolds blog and scaling it according to the desired bust width (DE line = bust line = bust size/2 + ease/2, as indicated in the blog). The other dimensions seem to follow naturally ... at least for the person I am attempting to draft the bodice for. Thanks a lot for all your content BTW ! I am a beginner trying to wrap my head around all this and your channel has been a great ressource.
The fit of the final top literally had me going "WOWWW" This is an awesome video with instruction and links, thank you for making it! I've watched you fall in love with your Lutterloh kit more and more and now I know how it all began 😄
I recommend using muslin fabric for drafting samples. It’s cheap woven fabric that comes in different weights depending on your final fabric. You won’t feel so bad about wasting pretty/nice fabrics😊
Hi Wendy! After watching this video sooo many times, I actually tried drafting my own perfect fit bodice block. After 7 hours and 2 attempts (am not proud of that), i got a perfect fit block! I tried the first method and I did get the same problems as you hehe. So happy with how it turned out!
i love how approachable u make sewing!!!!! ive been following more advanced ig accts and its so !!! intimidating!!! i dont know the first thing abt pattern drafting, (ive only been tracing my existing clothes so far) but this has made it feel so so approachle
inspo! I was looking at the in the folds blog to make my bodice block. Glad i randomly landed here to see and get an idea of how it turns out! Will definitely be giving it a try. Thanks Wendy!
I'm so grateful for this tutorial, I've been trying so hard to make a 'perfect fit' pattern to finally make things that properly fit me. But I was a bit intimidated. This is very helpful, Thank youuu 🙏
As I’m getting back into sewing this video will be extremely useful. In the past I always had an issue with fit and it discouraged me enough to make me stop sewing altogether.
I’ve never learned so much from just one video!! I’m in the beginning stages of teaching myself flat pattern drafting and I feel like I just leaped ahead in terms of know-how. Also, bias tape has confused me in the past and know I have a better understanding. On top of that the end result is incredible!! Fantastic video!
the final outcome was so gorgeous!! it was also really nice to see those whole process of making a perfect fit pattern. thank you so much, wendy & team
Love what you make as always!😍😍😍 A little trick I figured out a few weeks ago, you can buy erasable pens that actually disappear with the heat of the friction, so they actually go away with a little ironing 😊 it work great and allows you to make super precise lines or mark itty bitty hole on fabric for the darts♥️
Really awesome! I actually used that little booklet before and made my first pair of shorts! I wonder where it is now! Makes me want to get it out again. I really enjoyed this video!! As usual! Never a dull moment with Wendy!!
Just finished making my bodice block from the blog and made a sample shirt, it turned out great i just have to adjust the neckline - Thanks,this video was helpful and hopefully after this i can make the corset
Such a great video! I love the detail she goes into and how she’ll show her mistakes and how to fix them as part of the processes, it creates a lot of learning opportunities that I really appreciate. Also A++ for going the extra mile and testing the techniques on different body types.
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I hope this vid helps you to get to your perfect fit faster and more consistently! These tools have been a HUGE IMMENSE IMMEASURABLE confidence boost for me because I don't worry as much about "will it fit?" or panic that I can't afford any mistakes because I only bought the exact amount of fabric needed to do it once perfectly (whyyyyy do we do this to ourselves)
Function of Beauty linked here if you're looking for it! cen.yt/functionwithwendy to get 20% off your custom formula ✨
Thank you so much for making this video! I love it!
Can you make a video on how to make fleece shorts??
You should attempt to make a transformation dress made out of thrifted items
Could you please make a diy video in how to transform a sleeping bag into a onesie? Like the Selkbag ones :)
Tip from a fashion designer. Bodice blocks always have darts ending right on the "peaks of the boobs", to not draw attention to these peaks or get a bullet bra effect, always shift darts that land on boob peaks a 2cm or so away from said peaks. Don't know if you knew this already but there yo have it.
Her voice is like lavender essential oil, I feel so relaxed
Even my husband pauses to watch her videos! 😁 and he's a manly-man contractor type of guy. 😁
Its like almost asmr. Not whispering but sounds like it
Watch me in my clothes making channel and DIY 🥺🖤🖤
that's exactly what it is!! love
Omg perfect explanation !!
"I'm self taught and I've been making stuff." - Wendy 2020
😊so encouraging
I relate to that... 🖐 hahahaha
That sentence is the essence of gen z, it's not even a joke there's studies that show that gen z prefer learning things by them selves
Wow, what an inspiration💕
@@melinahysko7613 Gen X does too 😉
i work in a fabric store and a good way to keep patterns for a long time is to use a type of interfacing! Its actually called like a pattern interfacing and its like a mix between paper and fabric, its thin, lightweight, can be folded and last a long time. Its just a tip i havent seen many people talk about and i only learned about it since working there
How do we get it?
@@aaliyahi.7493 You can try ordering it online or going to your local fabrix/craft stores !
Whaaaaat!!!! Thats so cool!
Kendall Jenner’s waist in the thumbnail caught my eye. But I’m really here for Wendy!
is this... youtube catfishing? 😂
dw honey, Kendall had a surgery to get that waist
Joe Heller kendall has always been skinny the only thing she got was lip fillers and a face lift, her body hasn't been touched
@@fate.88 oh sweeties, she had multiple surgeries both on the face and the body, just look it up
@@joeheller7581 there is such a thing as a - diet and work out plan, just saying
Your Instagram post sold this video! It's soooooooo perfectly fitted, I haven't even finished the video but I *KNOW* you nailed it. Also gurllllll, your earrings are always in point! Really appreciate the sample size of testers you went through to test the kit hahaha
thank you!!!
I've been trying to make a basic bodice block for two days, and I'm screaming out of frustration! This video could not have come at a better time! THANK YOU!! Now I feel energized and like I can do this! You're the best!
It turned out sooooo good Wendy! ❤️❤️❤️
It's so refreshing to see Julia in a video! Hoping to see more cameos of her in the future!
As always, you nailed it, Wendy! Such a perfect fit!! 👌
My late husband was a wonderful pattern maker. He worked for several high end labels. He was awesome!
The paris georgia dress is actually made out of stretchy fabric, that's why it's so form-fitting.
that is a great detail to point out thank you
So Wendy actually did this on hard mode, even more impressive 🤓
I just tried making this and I used a non - stretchy fabric.. The fit is perfect but I can't get it on 😂😭
@@emilietoubkin8560 girll u gotta sew on a ziper
I love the Lutterloh system, and have used it for years. The one thing to keep in mind is that it works better the closer your body is to being evenly proportioned (because it's based on a standardized human proportion, a la DaVinci Man). So you will have to make adjustments for individual body quirks like a large bust, swayback, long/short waist, etc. OTOH, you generally have to do that for any commercial pattern anyway, and commercial patterns are often graded to larger/smaller sizes from the core block in ways that distort proportions more the further off the standard size they get. Because of that, you usually get quite a bit closer to your own body shape with the Lutterloh system on the first go than you would with a commercial pattern. But a multi-measurement custom block will fit best since it captures all those quirks to begin with. So generally speaking, a Lutterloh pattern will end up somewhere between a custom block and a commercial pattern (and usually closer to the custom block, unless you are a significant proportional outlier).
This was such a timely video for me as I've just acquired my mother's Golden Rule book from Lutterloh two days ago. Hers is full of patterns from the 50's or 60's (I've been trying to get my hands on it for the last three decades or so!) and it's nice to see that while some alterations are likely to be needed, it's a useable system.
oh my godddd julia is so adorableee we stan an assistant queen
I love how the top turned out. You have great taste when it comes to choosing what you will make, colours and styles. Since I am not a sewer (I don't mean the sewer where water goes down into the waste), I can admire your work and hear, blah, blah, blah... knowing I can come back here when I get to where I can make something for myself. The final result for one was/is stunning and suits you, beautifully. Well done. Thanks for doing the comparison with three people of differing sizes. Very scientific.
Ugh this turned out amazing!! There's something so satisfying about perfectly tailored clothes that gets me, I may have to make my own pattern even though I've never sewn something from scratch before!
hey wendy! love your videos! I wanted to add a tip my sewing teacher taught me for bias tape on points like the front one. cut your bias tape in a v shape so that the middle point is the lowest point and conned two v's right sides together for a crisp right turn in your bias tape :)
this is to help with the "valley of swethearts" :)
DEAR WENDY .....I ORDERED THE KIT TODAY .......SO EXPENCIVE BUT AS A DRESS MAKER I KNOW IT WILL WORTH IT 100% LOTS PATTERNS IN ONE BOOK .......AMAZING THANK YOU , THANK YOU , THANK YOU NEVER KNEW ABOUT THIS KIT I USE BURDA PATTERNS ....THEY ARE OLD SCHOOL STYLE 🤣🤣TAKE CARE ....LOVE YOUR CHANNEL X
Wendy, I've been watching you for years and admiring your skills and creations from the sidelines. But today I bought my first sewing machine. I'm scared and giddy and just wanted to say thank you. Your recommendations helped me pick my machine. I'm very intimidated but even more excited!!!
So glad you shared this! I love that you're showing more challenging projects lately but still make them super simple to follow😁
I know everyone put their thumb up to their nose when Wendy said they were the same length 😆
Someone please comment if their thumb to nose ratio is a major mismatch
@@withwendy My thumb is longer than my nose, the tip of it ends up above the middle of my eye! But I do have really long thumbs though (:
My thumb to nose ratio is an absolute mismatch.
I do have longe fingers and a long thumb. And I'm the proud owner of an Asian nose.
@@withwendy mine is in line with my eyebrows, I do have very long fingers
I have a really small nose, so my thumb is not even even close to the size of my nose 😂😂😂😂
I’ve just started to get serious with sewing like 3 days lol, and you can’t believe how helpful this is!! I know this is all stuff I can probably learn on my own from watching other videos and reading various blogs, but you just make it so easy to follow and are honestly such a huge inspiration💛💛
This top is just perfect !!! Speechless
Usually I feel anxiety watching sewing videos but you somehow make it very calming and like a forgiving humble environment
Im really grateful that i found your channel
i love how she wore the blue top from the thrift flip
You explain this process so clearly and straightforward! I’m still very new to sewing and this was super helpful. I love that you tested the bodice on 3 people for data point analysis. Love some data science
I love how you invent your own patterns and are flabbergasted if you see the little book full of patterns. Your assistant got beautiful hands! Looks good.
Have been sewing since 2016 now (following your videos) and I just constantly get inspired by your content to try more and more complicated things! This is very helpful. Your channel is a library 👏 Thank you, Wendy.
"'Valley of Sweethearts', that really does sound like a book."
You are maybe thinking of the 'Sweet Valley High' book series?
Also Valley of the dolls! I haven’t read any of these books though 😅
@@withwendy valley of the dolls is so so good!!!
I love this!!!!! that little book is a game changer for me, I don’t know how to read a pattern but I’m self taught and I have been making stuff too on my channel it’s really awesome not using a pattern however it hasn’t been quite as awesome when I am trying to make something for anyone other than myself I think the book method would make my whole life easier thanks for sharing 💕
She has such a nice, soothing voice.
I end up listening to her without understanding the whole thing.hahaha
I’ve tried making a bodice block before and failed miserably. I might give it a go again with the Wendy approved link. Thanks for re-inspiring me!!
I luv ur content Wendy u inspire me to start sewing
patiently waiting for the sewing machine i ordered, cant wait to remake your pieces!! Deffo adding this one to my faves ^^
wendy gets better and better! great video so worth the wait!
This is so goooood!! I’m currently making the white cecilie bahnsen dress and I love the process so much 🤍🤍🤍 Will definitely make my own bodice blocks after it’s finished!
This is so helpful and the end product is gorgeous 🦋🤍
Omg i've been waiting for this vid...i've alway wondered how to make ur projects, but didn't really know how to measure and make a bodice for myself
I'm so happy I got this done for you all!! That bodice class I took was so key so I have to pass along the gains!
&pay for my
Wendy I love you. You are so patient and calming, and watching your videos makes me want to sew so badly.
I have been looking at the Lutterloh System for months and just ordered it today because of your video. Thank you for all the information you provide ❣
How are you going with the system? I have ordered but am waiting for it to process and deliver.
@@lyndlsimington7562 it's going pretty well. I made a blouse with only a couple of errors. I added a separate button placket when I didn't have to. But that was my error cause it was my first time making a button down blouse. But it fits pretty good. I happy with the system.
I made the pattern using the blog method, it turned out perfect. Give it a try, I converted, shifted the darts, manipulated the pattern in multiple ways, perfect fit each time. 10/10
julia is so pretty and cool looking! i hope they're comfortable with showing up on these videos more often bc 🥺🥺
I'm so happy you made this video, I've been wanting to make some tops ( especially the corset you showed how to make) but I never knew how to make patterns that would fit me this video was super useful 💗
Wendy: This is from Paris Georgia..
Me who have no idea: No that's LORDE SAVIOUR MELODRAMA
LITERALLY
Lol but also... I wish we could have new music from her!
@@withwendy Istg she needs to save 2020s music industry
Was just talking about Pure Heroine with someone yesterday.
Lorde is my queen and I’m so excited for her to release more music. Both of her albums are perfect places.🤧❤️
I’ve been working on the bodice pattern for days on and off because mine was not looking like yours nor the blogpost whatsoever and I felt discouraged. But I pulled through and ended up with a near perfect fit, only had to adapt the neckline and the armholes! So happy I stuck to it and followed your lead!!
Very interesting overview, this must have taken a lot of time to film given all the contruction involved.
I am trying out both techniques at the moment (made myself a DIY lutterloh ruler and following their jacket top demo).
After playing with both approaches over the last day or so I believe it is possible to combine them to go even faster - by simply taking the width of the finished diagram of the Inthefolds blog and scaling it according to the desired bust width (DE line = bust line = bust size/2 + ease/2, as indicated in the blog). The other dimensions seem to follow naturally ... at least for the person I am attempting to draft the bodice for.
Thanks a lot for all your content BTW ! I am a beginner trying to wrap my head around all this and your channel has been a great ressource.
Wendy and Julia are the perfect duo!
wow the end result was amazing, you're one of the main reasons why i have motivation to sew. Love your videos and your clothes jaja
The fit of the final top literally had me going "WOWWW" This is an awesome video with instruction and links, thank you for making it! I've watched you fall in love with your Lutterloh kit more and more and now I know how it all began 😄
I’m obsessed with your channel your style everything !!! Much love 💕
Hey Wendy, do you have any plans to try DIYing the famed strawberry dress?
I recommend using muslin fabric for drafting samples. It’s cheap woven fabric that comes in different weights depending on your final fabric. You won’t feel so bad about wasting pretty/nice fabrics😊
I’m honestly too intimidated to even start. Wendy is a goddess!
I HAVE BEEN SEWING FOR YEARS BUT THIS KIT IS AMAZING NEED TO GET IT ASAP🥰THANK YOU XXX
Hi Wendy! After watching this video sooo many times, I actually tried drafting my own perfect fit bodice block. After 7 hours and 2 attempts (am not proud of that), i got a perfect fit block! I tried the first method and I did get the same problems as you hehe. So happy with how it turned out!
i love how approachable u make sewing!!!!! ive been following more advanced ig accts and its so !!! intimidating!!! i dont know the first thing abt pattern drafting, (ive only been tracing my existing clothes so far) but this has made it feel so so approachle
Too cute love how this turned out! Finally ordering my sewing machine can't wait to start!❤️
inspo! I was looking at the in the folds blog to make my bodice block. Glad i randomly landed here to see and get an idea of how it turns out! Will definitely be giving it a try. Thanks Wendy!
Okay but you look amazing in that one shoulder top !!
the effort you put into these videos 🥺
the instructional quality of this video was just *chefs kiss*
I'm so grateful for this tutorial, I've been trying so hard to make a 'perfect fit' pattern to finally make things that properly fit me. But I was a bit intimidated. This is very helpful, Thank youuu 🙏
As I’m getting back into sewing this video will be extremely useful. In the past I always had an issue with fit and it discouraged me enough to make me stop sewing altogether.
Hi Wendy!! Wonderful vlog.. What a great outcome.. I’m amazed at how well the second block turned out w/just one bust measurement....
💜💜💜🧵🧵🧵
The finished product looks exquisite!!!!
I’ve never learned so much from just one video!! I’m in the beginning stages of teaching myself flat pattern drafting and I feel like I just leaped ahead in terms of know-how. Also, bias tape has confused me in the past and know I have a better understanding. On top of that the end result is incredible!! Fantastic video!
The pink woven fabric for method 2 is soo pretty!
Your tutorial are so clear 😍 i'm not so good at english but with your videos i understand everything!
So obsessed with this video! I always love seeing other sewers drafting techniques and I learned some new things in this one!
the final outcome was so gorgeous!! it was also really nice to see those whole process of making a perfect fit pattern. thank you so much, wendy & team
Love what you make as always!😍😍😍 A little trick I figured out a few weeks ago, you can buy erasable pens that actually disappear with the heat of the friction, so they actually go away with a little ironing 😊 it work great and allows you to make super precise lines or mark itty bitty hole on fabric for the darts♥️
This little top is beautiful, love the colour. Classic, this could be worn for years.
can we just appreciate julia’s hair for a minute
The finished product looks so fabulous! I cant stop coming back to this video!
Really awesome! I actually used that little booklet before and made my first pair of shorts! I wonder where it is now! Makes me want to get it out again. I really enjoyed this video!! As usual! Never a dull moment with Wendy!!
Omg it turned out so cute!
Oh God your final result is AMAZING
I love Julias hair so much
Wow the top came out literally so well! It looks amazing!
Sewing is so fun and let’s u be so creative. I’ve recently bought a sewing machine and have no idea where to start, but this video was so helpful
Absolutely adorable! Complicated for beginners but still adorable!
I typed in "sweetheart neckline top sewing" because I wanted to do this exact same top and I found you! This is awesome
I know it’s off topic, but just really love how to peg board looks! It’s so cute!! I remember watching you paint it and I just love how it looks!
The end result is jaw dropping
I literally am hemming a pre-loved skirt that we will be selling as I was watching the video. I think I'm going to have a new project!
Only Wendy can get me to pause my editing just to watch her
This video is BOMB 💣! I’m in the middle of making an evening dress that needs a fitted bodice and this video helps so much!
I don't know why this was recommended to me, but I actually found it fascinating and also her voice is so soothing I feel like I could fall asleep.
Julia's hair cut is beautifull!!!
This is the only time on my phone when i purposefully switch out of dark mode. The vibez are just so✨calming and light✨
Wow the top came out so pretty, I love it
Just finished making my bodice block from the blog and made a sample shirt, it turned out great i just have to adjust
the neckline
- Thanks,this video was helpful and hopefully after this i can make the corset
wow that top actually fits perfectly at the end
This top came out amazing!! The binding just makes it pop and look so chic. Well done! 💖💖
Such a great video! I love the detail she goes into and how she’ll show her mistakes and how to fix them as part of the processes, it creates a lot of learning opportunities that I really appreciate. Also A++ for going the extra mile and testing the techniques on different body types.
Your earrings are gorgeous! 😍
When working with bias tape and curves it helps to iron the bias tape into a curve first! It will help prevent the ripples
Subscribed! This is the first sewing video that actually helps me 😍
The top looks amazing and you are so pretty!!
SO COOL! Thanks so much for this. I just bought the Lutterloh kit because the idea of it blew my mind!