Thanks man for your tutorials. Almost everything I know about sewing; I learned from you. you are a very great teacher. And again I just want to thank you.
Thank you for this tutorial. I've been trying to find a way to make a sleeve pattern and this tutorial seems to answer my problem. You make it seen easy. Thank you for sharing.
luckily I have the same height as you Ken and same size!! I have no problem following your tutorials :) so far I'm loving my new look!! thank you so much ken!
Thank youvery much i learn the technique the way you did.i waste lots of patern paper by practiceng of it, through your demonstration i got perfect.👍👍👍👍❤️
I noticed that a lot of my jeans need some sort of work and I feel like it's time for me to get a machine so I can learn for myself instead of always going to a tailor. I also want to start making simpler garments like t-shirts. I saw your video on what type of machine to look for for beginners, but if I'm working on a lot of denim is there anything I should be looking for in a machine? I just want to make sure before I get something that doesn't work for me.
Yoooo thats whats up. This will help me a lot in the future just made my first shirt yesterday and will be uploading a video sometime soon. Keep it up.
How do you make sure the S curve is going to match the armhole on the body of the Tee shirt? It looks like you traced the curve pretty randomly...? Also I know the back of a Tee is slightly wider and the front slightly narrower; this to allow for arms motions. But you just trimmed the back of the sleeve pattern "to differentiate between the back and the front". isn't there a better way to trace this pattern based on the front and back of the body of the Tee?
for the front you measure from the top point to the bicep line and divide it into 1/4ths. the one closest to where the sleeve attaches to the bodice you mark 3/8in above the line, for the last fourth closest to the bicep line you mark 3/8in below the line. Make an S curve from the apex to the first mark, curve downward through the middle mark, then curve back upward to pass through the lower mark (essentially you have one curve above the line and 1 curve below the line of equal lengths that looks like a sine wave). For the back, measure the same, but divide it into 1/3rds. 3/8in above first mark, 3/4in below the (halfway point between the last mark and the bicep line. Then follow the same steps with starting on the curve on top, passing through the first mark, then curving downward through second mark, passing under the line including the halfway mark, then back up to the bicep line. This is much easier with a french curve, but it can be done freehand also.
I'm having trouble reading the math. Is it armhole = measurement times 2 and sleeve length and width is divided by 2 and then add 2 inches? Just want to make sure
I am new to all of this, when I was in middle and high school. I made clothes and costumes, but not the "proper" way. So I found some of your videos and have an enormous question or favor to ask of you. I wish to be a version of Harley Quinn for Halloween and just have the dress to wear it. Lol sooo.... the dress I am speaking of is from the Batman and Harley Quinn animated movie. If you haven't seen it please watch it. (Only if you wish to help me out) Her dress she is seen wearing I have yet to find a cosplay or pattern for it, so I broke it down into sections. She has a short puffed sleeve, with a V-neck typeish breast section connected to a V-waisted bodice, then finishing with a ruffled/gathered/fluffy skirt that is kind of short. I like how you explain things in a clear voice and pronounce everything clearly as well and I could really use your help BECAUSE I WOULD LOVE TO MAKE THIS DRESS by the mid to end of October. I love your videos, thank you so m uch for even reading this because it's so long. LOL my bad.
Hey #kenandrewdaily no disrespect intended when I said "let's get into the sewing" but I (like a lot of ur subscribers) look forward to all ur let sews & all the Kool stuff u make. I kno that it ain't easy to put out videos but I'm anxious to see more thankz for all ur teaching skilz "my boy kenandrewdaiily & remember to keep it daily" ✌🏼
Only thing that knocks me off is not actually seeing the measurements. When you do videos it will be alot helpful to say your measurements as you go that way we know if we're doing it right or not.
Hi sir Kenandrew can i make a request..can you do the pattern of how to cut surgical gown use in hospital..plssss sir i am.a frontliner here in the Philippines and we want to make some surgical.gown and iam the one who will make a surgical.gown..
That's the worst S-Curve I've ever seen, and people love it. Or they know it's wrong and explain in the comments what you missed, or didn't describe, or did wrong. It's unfortunate you take one of the hardest things to learn, making and inserting sleeves, and you rush through it, leaving out literally all the relevant information.
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I've been looking for a sleeve pattern drafting for several years, this one smashed it easy and straight forward. Keep posting those useful tutorials
The best teacher yet. Whoa! Thanks 😊
I've been watching lots of videos on how to make an arm pattern but yours is so easyyyyy it made me understand easily!!!!! Thank you so much ❤❤❤❤
If you are drafting the "s curve" free handed how would you know whether it is correct or not?
So easy to follow. Get right to the pattern....love it!
Ooh its not everyday u see a guy take up sewing, but thats awesome!
Thanks man for your tutorials. Almost everything I know about sewing; I learned from you. you are a very great teacher. And again I just want to thank you.
Man I LOVE YOU!! I swear I had a dream that I was going to watch this vid today and I'm so happy to come across. I'm starting a new tee today
i ve watched sleeve pattern cutting for a white. this is about the easiest. Thanks for uploading.
cool video👌👌. For the curve , I would just use a French curve.
I subscribed the moment he jumped .lmao
Keep pumping these out bro!! I can't wait to see what after the long sleeve. Keep these coming man.
Thank you for this tutorial. I've been trying to find a way to make a sleeve pattern and this tutorial seems to answer my problem. You make it seen easy. Thank you for sharing.
luckily I have the same height as you Ken and same size!! I have no problem following your tutorials :) so far I'm loving my new look!! thank you so much ken!
Good job dude!🙋
now please explain how it is sewn on to the shirt! Im so confused!
Thank youvery much i learn the technique the way you did.i waste lots of patern paper by practiceng of it, through your demonstration i got perfect.👍👍👍👍❤️
have you heard of a french curve? it's very useful in making patterns.
Hey! Just a question: why would you divide the length in half when it is not part of your symmetry? As it is in the middle...
I really love those kinds of videos :) Thanks a lot !
Awesome video. Thank you for the help.
Can you do more patterns.. im a beginner sewer and i need help making patterns for my clients
Hi i like very much the video .I would like to tell us where do you find out this ruler ?thank you
Very useful for me..Easy to understand..thank you👍
I noticed that a lot of my jeans need some sort of work and I feel like it's time for me to get a machine so I can learn for myself instead of always going to a tailor. I also want to start making simpler garments like t-shirts. I saw your video on what type of machine to look for for beginners, but if I'm working on a lot of denim is there anything I should be looking for in a machine? I just want to make sure before I get something that doesn't work for me.
Yoooo thats whats up. This will help me a lot in the future just made my first shirt yesterday and will be uploading a video sometime soon. Keep it up.
yo ken ytm bro!! always killing shxt bruh!! keep it up man!! always informative!
Does your pattern include seam allowance? If yes, what is the SA?
How do you make sure the S curve is going to match the armhole on the body of the Tee shirt? It looks like you traced the curve pretty randomly...? Also I know the back of a Tee is slightly wider and the front slightly narrower; this to allow for arms motions. But you just trimmed the back of the sleeve pattern "to differentiate between the back and the front". isn't there a better way to trace this pattern based on the front and back of the body of the Tee?
for the front you measure from the top point to the bicep line and divide it into 1/4ths. the one closest to where the sleeve attaches to the bodice you mark 3/8in above the line, for the last fourth closest to the bicep line you mark 3/8in below the line. Make an S curve from the apex to the first mark, curve downward through the middle mark, then curve back upward to pass through the lower mark (essentially you have one curve above the line and 1 curve below the line of equal lengths that looks like a sine wave). For the back, measure the same, but divide it into 1/3rds. 3/8in above first mark, 3/4in below the (halfway point between the last mark and the bicep line. Then follow the same steps with starting on the curve on top, passing through the first mark, then curving downward through second mark, passing under the line including the halfway mark, then back up to the bicep line. This is much easier with a french curve, but it can be done freehand also.
I'm having trouble reading the math. Is it armhole = measurement times 2 and sleeve length and width is divided by 2 and then add 2 inches? Just want to make sure
GREAT JOB!
If you have time. can I send you pictures of certain clothes and can you do a tutorial on how exactly to do it?
I am new to all of this, when I was in middle and high school. I made clothes and costumes, but not the "proper" way. So I found some of your videos and have an enormous question or favor to ask of you. I wish to be a version of Harley Quinn for Halloween and just have the dress to wear it. Lol sooo.... the dress I am speaking of is from the Batman and Harley Quinn animated movie. If you haven't seen it please watch it. (Only if you wish to help me out) Her dress she is seen wearing I have yet to find a cosplay or pattern for it, so I broke it down into sections. She has a short puffed sleeve, with a V-neck typeish breast section connected to a V-waisted bodice, then finishing with a ruffled/gathered/fluffy skirt that is kind of short. I like how you explain things in a clear voice and pronounce everything clearly as well and I could really use your help BECAUSE I WOULD LOVE TO MAKE THIS DRESS by the mid to end of October. I love your videos, thank you so m uch for even reading this because it's so long. LOL my bad.
Hey #kenandrewdaily no disrespect intended when I said "let's get into the sewing" but I (like a lot of ur subscribers) look forward to all ur let sews & all the Kool stuff u make. I kno that it ain't easy to put out videos but I'm anxious to see more thankz for all ur teaching skilz "my boy kenandrewdaiily & remember to keep it daily" ✌🏼
Thank you ,you helped me to make my dress ,thank youuuu
Thank you for this, great vid.
When doing the measurements on the armhole what does "Measurement *2" mean? Do I add 2 inches or multiply it?
American Senpai *, means multiply. + is addition
I love this thank you!
Could you make a tutorial of a jacket like the red black green supreme leather down jacket
Thank you. Really useful guide
Thank you for indicating the front from the back.
You're great! ✌️♥️
Thanks its helpful ☺️
thank you, this helps, the easy way
very good love it
Because our old surgical gown jas already broken that s why we need to make many gown..can you do me a favor sir..thats honna be a big help to us
for everybody do u take 3" dn
thank you!!
I've seen all your videos, and cool when you put new videos, however it takes a lot to u post new videos.
Only thing that knocks me off is not actually seeing the measurements. When you do videos it will be alot helpful to say your measurements as you go that way we know if we're doing it right or not.
Hi sir Kenandrew can i make a request..can you do the pattern of how to cut surgical gown use in hospital..plssss sir i am.a frontliner here in the Philippines and we want to make some surgical.gown and iam the one who will make a surgical.gown..
why 3 inches from the top?
Julius Lugo good question
Julius Lugo i figured it out its for the s mark
I believe he was measuring from the top of the shoulder.
It depends to the measurement like P,S ,M, L.
THANK YOU!
thank you bro
you are so awesome
nice
thanks
Wow you are wow thanks a lot
dude....the same way u make short sleeve patterns u make long sleeve ones now lets get into the sewing dude !!!! c'mon !!!
he's already done videos about sewing
+ZekeIAG 🤐
Basics are always good to refresh yourself on
+EndOfOurDays 😒👍🏼
You're very fast
That's the worst S-Curve I've ever seen, and people love it. Or they know it's wrong and explain in the comments what you missed, or didn't describe, or did wrong. It's unfortunate you take one of the hardest things to learn, making and inserting sleeves, and you rush through it, leaving out literally all the relevant information.
What did he do wrong?
Wrong draftin
I think you’re too fast. Can you pls slow down.
Toooo fast
That looks terrible.