Hi Liesl, I have watched your video on inserting the sleeves but I am not clear on if you have sown the hem of the sleeves before attaching to the dress. I would like to see a video on how to cut out and attach sleeves from beginning to end. Can you help me. I am not clear on what to do next. Thank you again for your video.
As she was sewing the sleeve in, I wanted so much to move that darn jar she had at the left-hand side of the machine where the bodice was all bunched up against it, didn't you? 😊
Here’s physics: without virtually the shorter fabric being stretched, its just not possible to sew a larger fabric to a shorter one without puckering. I’d really like to know how to do it with leather.
Watch UA-camr Joy Bernhardt's How to Crimp and Put in a Sleeve step-by-step tutorial too. Joy's shows a great, EZ technique called "crimping" where you put your finger behind the presser foot to ease the sleeve into the armhole. Easy peasy!!!!!!!
Thank you so much for your tutorials; they have immensely been helping me with my first solo sewing project form a pattern!
She is truly the only person I can listen to teach on You Tube!
YAY!
Thanks so much Liesl!!! I adore your Oliver and Lisette Patterns!!!! Just found you teaching us here, you are THE BEST!!!!
Hi Liesl, I have watched your video on inserting the sleeves but I am not clear on if you have sown the hem of the sleeves before attaching to the dress. I would like to see a video on how to cut out and attach sleeves from beginning to end. Can you help me. I am not clear on what to do next. Thank you again for your video.
Another great video! Please know that we appreciate you sharing your experience with the masses. :)
You saved my life. Im new at this thank you 😊 so much 💓
As she was sewing the sleeve in, I wanted so much to move that darn jar she had at the left-hand side of the machine where the bodice was all bunched up against it, didn't you? 😊
OMG! I never even saw a jar. LOL! Had to watch again to see it.
Shes a very good mentor now i know how to start thankyou.
Thank you for this. I just started sewing again and my sleeves were coming out crooked.
That was really helpful.
Thanks. Sewing the arm area first will solve the problem I’m having.
So helpful, thank you so much
Very helpful..
Thankyou
Thanks, You just helped me out.
Merci beaucoup
Is helpful thanks
Thanks so much. Sleeves - my biggest problem.
Stretch knit neckbands has to the the absolute worse😩....wondering if there is a technique like this for neckbands🤔
What do you do if the sleeve is too small for the arm hole?
thank you!
Thank you!!!!
Here’s physics: without virtually the shorter fabric being stretched, its just not possible to sew a larger fabric to a shorter one without puckering. I’d really like to know how to do it with leather.
I have always hand stitch my two rows of basting stitch to put in the sleeve. I do not trust machine basting.
If I did not know what I was doing with sleeve cap ease I really would be none the wiser
hello mam thank you
Watch UA-camr Joy Bernhardt's How to Crimp and Put in a Sleeve step-by-step tutorial too. Joy's shows a great, EZ technique called "crimping" where you put your finger behind the presser foot to ease the sleeve into the armhole. Easy peasy!!!!!!!
Thanks I did not know it was called crimping. Opened up a new world.