The modelist is a light worker and this is rare where a super talented person shares his knowledge and passion with us. Thank you as I don’t need to go to school to learn both pattern drafting and proper sewing. Keep inspiring us
This is remarkable. Thank you. This is the clearest, most elegant explanation of the order of operations I've ever seen. - Cathy (&, accidently, Steve), Ottawa/Bytown/Pimisi
@@kristerre1753 Both lines of gathering stiches on the sleeve head - they're both made within the seam allowance and not on the stitch line? Should the threads be removed after the sleeve is inserted? Thanks! - Cathy (&, accidently, Steve), Ottawa/Bytown/Pimisi
@@stevezytveld6585 with both the cases of gathering stitch in seamline or gathering stitch only in seam allowance, after seaming the gathering stitches should be removed, as it's acts as basting stitch to ease up the operation of assembling sleeve head to AH round (armhole round) . By removing it the gathers will fall relaxed and further stabilised through clipping and ironing to get clean joinery.✨
The modelist is a light worker and this is rare where a super talented person shares his knowledge and passion with us.
Thank you as I don’t need to go to school to learn both pattern drafting and proper sewing.
Keep inspiring us
You did an absolutely fantastic job on this set-in sleeve, thank you!
A work of art. Thank you
Thank you sir for the video tutorial . God bless you .
im learning pattern making on my own and this information is invaluable to me, thanks.
Tqvm for sharing. The best & very clear tutorial ❤️
Such a helpful video!
9:24 *mind blown* I have so much to learn :/ Thanks for this tutorial!
This is remarkable. Thank you. This is the clearest, most elegant explanation of the order of operations I've ever seen.
- Cathy (&, accidently, Steve), Ottawa/Bytown/Pimisi
Amazing as always
Fantastic precise in detail information ! thank you and congratulations! you touch The perfection!
you are amezing! bravoo!!
Thank you❤️
Thank you, for this demo. I learned a better way. All your videos are so informative and well done.
Amazing!!
Nice
Thank you
Hello, thank you so much for this tutorial. Could you please let me know the brand of the weights that you use for pattern making ?
Where have you gone ? You are missed 😢
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What is the advantage of using two lines of stitching to gather the ease? I've only ever seen it done with one.
Two lines will make even gathers, so that we can easily spread the ease and make it stable.
@@kristerre1753 Oh I see. Good to know, thanks!
@@kristerre1753 Both lines of gathering stiches on the sleeve head - they're both made within the seam allowance and not on the stitch line? Should the threads be removed after the sleeve is inserted?
Thanks!
- Cathy (&, accidently, Steve), Ottawa/Bytown/Pimisi
@@stevezytveld6585 with both the cases of gathering stitch in seamline or gathering stitch only in seam allowance, after seaming the gathering stitches should be removed, as it's acts as basting stitch to ease up the operation of assembling sleeve head to AH round (armhole round) . By removing it the gathers will fall relaxed and further stabilised through clipping and ironing to get clean joinery.✨
@@kristerre1753 You Tube University, indeed. Thank you so much Krist. That's a wonderful explanation.
Can I ask what you make for living ?
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