What an excellent introduction to lutterloh. My grandmother had been using the lutterloh system since she was stationed in Germany after WWII. I grew up watching her make beautiful things with it. Unfortunately, when she passed away I wasn't able to get her collection (every pattern from the late 40s to the mid 00s). I just want to let you know that I appreciate your tutorials so much. I've learned a lot from your channel. Thank you for making this content and helping others grow their skills!
You were the ONLY person who could convince me to buy this system. Knowing that you have used it for 20 years helped me to finally purchase it. Thanks for the video!
You are so welcome. I have always liked the system but always thought it too hard to explain clearly for beginning pattern makers. Also, the limitations are in the sewing steps.
Beautiful blouse. I was introduced to if not this system, one similar to this system over 15-20 years ago. The instructor made the vest. This was in my early stages of learning to sew. Seeing it now -- years later -- I understand it better.
Thank you so much for your explanation on how to use this system. I had it for so many years and could not use it because did not know how the order of the sewing. Ended up giving it away. I bought it in the 80's, but was not able to use it. Then there was no UA-cam nor I had a CD. Thanks again Elizabeth Diaz, Florida,USA
Dunno if you guys cares but if you're bored like me atm then you can stream all the new movies and series on instaflixxer. Have been streaming with my brother these days :)
I love this top. Andrea, you make every pattern whether commerical, sew to fit, or designer easy to adjust to the body. And you said the magic word, LAZY. I need to take my time and stop being LAZY and impatient when it comes to making adjustments and sewing.
I would have never thought of making copies of the pattern- what a great idea! I originally bought this system when my first child was a toddler (1993) and had made a few things. More children came along and I thought I'd NEVER have time to make my own patterns and gave this kit to goodwill! Well, I've been struggling with resizing regular patterns over the years and now have the time to make my own patterns again; I bought the new kit, am excited to have found your channel, and am almost finished up with my first shirt. I'm looking forward to watching your other videos!
Sounds great. I have a hard time letting go of my items in sewing. Happy to hear you are back to sewing after the hiatas. thanks for checking out the channel.
This looks both complicated and easy at the same time! Lol. Love the shirt! It turned out wonderfully!!! You are the perfect person to show this system!!
Oh I just came across your video, because I found the Lutterloh system on Amazon while being bored and scrolling around. Not knowing anything about this interesting looking system, I checked youtube and am so glad that I found your video! I just ordered this system thanks to your very motivating video!!!! I will check out other videos on your channel now. 👍 Thank you so much for sharing your experience with the world!
Thank you so much for your detailed demo. My mother used this system in the 1950s in Sweden, but I only got my own kit a couple of months ago. I feel I know how to use it and my 3 garments sewn so far have been successful. However, I realised as I watched your reading of the pattern that I had missed some useful information in my own work. Looking forward to more Lutterloh videos on your channel.
Great video! I purchased the kit my first year of sewing for $3 at a yard sale. I had no idea what it was (but it looked like something I could eventually learn to use) until the ads started popping up on social media. I still wasn't motivated to use it because I didn't know it used my measurements. Your video has encouraged me to try the vest. Many thanks!
Eileen Jasper-Pottage.United Kingdom. I have just purchased this system. I normally use Butterick or other patterns with instructions. I am a little nervous about using this system as I have never drawn a pattern in all the years that I have been sewing for myself. But thank you for your video. Have now subscribed so will be watching you a lot more. Thank you.
I subscribed and starting watching your channel because sew sew live recommended you. Imagine how thrilled I am to find that you are using the lutterloh system. I just love the whole concept of this. I bought it about six months ago and have been tracing patterns and sewing muslins. I love your tip about matching the curve on the front and back pieces. Why didn't I think of that?
@@SewToFit I'm intrigued by the custom pattern claim. To test it out I have purchased fabric and measured myself, my two adult daughters and my preteen grand daughter. I plan to make matching tunic tops for all of us. It will be interesting to see if we all end up with well fitting shirts. Even if I never end up using it to make garments I feel that I'm learning a bit about pattern drafting from this system. My sewing journey is more about learning a new skill than acquiring more clothes. I love to learn. I love to make. I'm kind of a notion junky. I love the rulers, I love the measuring tape and the pins and and the binder with all of the patterns. ha!
@@nancypollard4531 I am too, a learner. I really think it is something for those who want to understand Pattern making. Mostly, because, you see the design and the pattern shape. Pattern making is hard when you aren’t sure how the pattern will shape out in the end. Good luck on the tunics. I think you will be successful on all three.
I was so wondering how you felt about this system. So glad you did a review, and that you liked it. I made my first simple blouse with the system, it came out pretty well for my first make with it. I can see how it can be a great template when sewing for others and it saves money on patterns. Hope to see you make more in the future.
Thank you for the best instructional video I have found on this system. This gave so MUCH more information than the ones using the vest. Don’t get me wrong the vest videos are a great beginning but this video takes it to the next level and explains a lot more about how the pattern pieces work together. 👍👍
Really well done! I learned so much and want to say thank you for the easy explanation. Just subscribed and looking forward to watching more of your videos.
Your blouse is lovely. Your explanations for working with the system are excellent. I had purchased this system about 25 years ago and still have the cardboard curves and tape measure; but, unfortunately, let the book get away from me during house moving.
It’s impressive how you manage to give such complicated information in such a short time. It seems a great system. I’m learning Grace Haslam’s system which seems similar but I’ll be looking at this one later too, now you’ve made it more comprehensible! Thank you.
@@SewToFit The Haslam System of Dressmaking is a system originating from the UK in the 1920s. It uses a chart ruler marked with your own measurements to produce a sloper or foundation. Then you use that to adapt to your taste or use the system with fashion booklets giving specific instructions to alter the foundation to a particular design. These booklets were produced between 1920s and 1960s, so the system is used by vintage fashion enthusiasts mainly.
I just ordered this system and really appreciate your review, especially when you mentioned your cup size, as I was wondering if I might have to make a FBA. You have a new follower. I am looking forward to watching your fitting videos.
I watched the video on the website. I don’t know if you caught your mistake or I may be wrong. But for the dots on the bottom on the cross mark where you put the pin. Aren’t you supposed to use your hip measurement which yours was 114 not the 108 bust?
Hello Paul, at 22:43, the waist is used for the bust. Any number below is used for with the hip measurement. you can reread the leaflet or the information details to confirm. Thanks for watching so detailed. I should could use someone like you to proof my vids or even edit them. There is a lot of content cut out in order to create videos alone. One reason you haven't seen more from me for this system. They expect tv, video production, which I don't have to resources to provide for the level of expectations placed on a simple UA-cam channel. Let me know if you are interested in helping.
HI I LOVE THIS VIDEO AND AND AM A BEGINNER AND I HAVE LOTS OF TALENT IN SEWING ITS MY PASSION AND I WOULD LOVE THAT BOOK BUT ITS EXPENSIVE AND I CAN'T AFFORD IT DO YOU HAVE A SPARE I COULD GET PLEASE PLEASE I BEG YOU 🙏🙏
Well, Crissy, I sure appreciate you for checking in and letting me know. I don’t have an extra to spare. Each book has different patterns. Checkout the Lutterloh facebook group and eBay. I’ve heard people find great deals.
Dear! I wanna ask that, I have a new xxl version, and have an old 1980 version for normal. I am now xxl size. Can I use the old normal version too? Or with the xxl ruler, or any advice? Thank you for your answear! Agnes.
I have a question. If a measurement is on the waist line fo I use the bust measurement or the hip measurement. Can you do a demonstration to show thst pkease
Is the Golden rule beginner set have the same patterns in them that the starter set of 280 count that they sold in 2012? Mine was in a different box. Wanted to make sure the patterns were not the same as the older version they sold.
When I bought my Lutterloh last year (2023) it did not come with a DVD, or the the plastic rulers. It came with the pattern in the book, the Styrofoam with maker, ruler, tape and two push pins and a cardboard. I was working at a glass place and had a plexiglass made to the size of my cardboard.
My body circumference three inches below my waist is my fullest area. My "hip" measurement is considerably smaller because of a flat butt/full stomach situation. Will this system require considerable adjustment for that?
That’s the system I use, but I was trying to do patterns for my daughter. The one to order from in the states is True to fit. Also “Come sew Lutterloh with me” is a website that shows with tips and system information.
I had this pattern system years ago but I couldn't understand why none of the patterns fit me. I forgot to add in my seam allowance and I forgot to add in ease!😮
Hi AD, Could you please tell me if this system mean that I do not have to do a bust adjustment? I see that Lutterloh now offers an XL and XXL System using a blue measuring tape. LOL I'm right on the Cusp having a 42" bust Cup. The new system starts at 43" bust but the patterns are not nearly as smart. Are you generally happy with the fit with the yellow measuring tape? XOX
@@momzilla9491 Don't get too excited. Even drafting your pattern from your measurements requires fitting. All of us have areas of our body that just aren't standard. Fitting is a necessary part of sewing,
@@SewToFit But I am excited. Excited means that I don't have to print PDFs, which requires my husband's computer and printer. Excited means that I can make all the basic patterns in my size with just the amount of paper needed, then tweak. Excited means that I don't have to refold commercial patterns, like a Map! Excited means that I don't need complicated math. I've been studying the FBA, Back Neck/shoulder adjust, sway back, big Buttox, big tummy so I can sew for the family for at least the last 3 years. Now, I'm ready to cut the fabric! I would get smacked for waste as a kid. Still can't shake that "your doing it wrong." I needed to wait until I knew how to do it right. I just got my Drivers License too! Just kidding! XOX
Okay. Gotcha. Definitely, this is well worth it. I think you will find it much easier and you will get to you goal faster. If it doesn’t measure out, then you could just lay the same paper Dow and use different measurements. So see your point.
Checkout the system and use my code to get 20% discount. SewFit20 Also I have many videos on this system. Here’s the play list. Lutterloh_Golden Rule ua-cam.com/play/PLeGwfW96f3jVxtTdnhxdkMcuMwtmWwYOj.html
I’m not sure I have have the blue measuring tape. But one of my subscribers did the plus size review here on the channel. Check my community tab for the video
I suspect that the "b" point on the edge of the neckline is NOT the back. B is the back piece but this isn't a back piece. It looks like the 'a' point is at upper back.
The small A, B, C etc. at the pattern edge are for order of sewing. You are correct. The larger A and B in the body of the pattern are front and back. The small V at the edge of sleeves/arm scythe denote front.
Thanks for this in-depth review of Lutterloh/Golden Rule system. I really appreciate the effort you put into really showing how detailed the system gets. I was curious if the ease amounts are suggested in the Lutterloh system? Or is that something that just comes from experience. If from experience, any book/video ideas that you can share on how to best calculate ease for this system. Thanks so much!
@@SewToFit Yaay. I am having such a hard time finding pants in the store that are not made from stretch material and that are just maybe like linen. It's just harder to find patterns for just playing cotton or linen pants.
The XL/XXL version of the system starts at 43.5" / 110 cm and ends at 67! / 170 cm. It overlaps the end of the regular system. Check out the canadian website - they have a video explaining the differences.
@@KazM-Made I am reviewing the xxl currently and not happy with the selections. That video doesn’t quite help when dealing with designs. Thanks again for your input.
GOLDEN RULES or some call it DEVINE GEOMETHRY . if you watch any Turkish sawist making pasterns they do make them by size of clients hands ( from palms to wrist ) and use this golden rules to make fast pasterns in minutes . They do not even make paper pastern just drew strait on material - it always facinate me how they know what measurement use just by looking at you . in EUROPE they do use this system "GOLDEN RULE " and you can have same system with tape and pins .
Everything you got with the system is what comes with it none of it was gifted. So please do not say you were gifted any of it because it sounds like you got these bits extra when you don't as this is the standard system that is received when purchasing the system. I know I've got it years ago.
Thanks Doris. When I bought my original system, there was no paper or extra rulers. And the extra supplements were all extra as well. My base system, which I purchased only had a box with the tape measure, a cardboard dressmaker curve and a pamphlet. Now the website has all the bundles with these items included. You were on the forward moving side of the marketing. 😁. I appreciate you looking out for me.
Awww. So did they do an exchange. Sorry to hear you are having problems. But thanks for the feedback. Make sure to mention SewToFit20 as your discount code.
What an excellent introduction to lutterloh. My grandmother had been using the lutterloh system since she was stationed in Germany after WWII. I grew up watching her make beautiful things with it. Unfortunately, when she passed away I wasn't able to get her collection (every pattern from the late 40s to the mid 00s).
I just want to let you know that I appreciate your tutorials so much. I've learned a lot from your channel. Thank you for making this content and helping others grow their skills!
Laura, I do so appreciate the wonderful feedback. Sorry about missing out on your mom’s collection. They are truly special.
You were the ONLY person who could convince me to buy this system. Knowing that you have used it for 20 years helped me to finally purchase it. Thanks for the video!
You are so welcome. I have always liked the system but always thought it too hard to explain clearly for beginning pattern makers. Also, the limitations are in the sewing steps.
my first time seein you. you are the first that i have seen who is very familiar with this system. thanks for sharing.
Thanks for watching!
Beautiful blouse. I was introduced to if not this system, one similar to this system over 15-20 years ago. The instructor made the vest. This was in my early stages of learning to sew. Seeing it now -- years later -- I understand it better.
That’s fantastic. I was considered the “Golden Rule in the 80s. I’m not sure when the name was changed, but now they are as ones I understand.
Thank you so much for your explanation on how to use this system.
I had it for so many years and could not use it because did not know how
the order of the sewing. Ended up giving it away. I bought it in the 80's, but was not able to use it. Then there was no UA-cam nor I had a CD. Thanks again
Elizabeth Diaz, Florida,USA
Thank you for your video. I recently purchased the Lutterloh System and wasn't sure where to start. You've set me on a path! Thank you again!
Just found your channel.I purchased an older lutterloh system and was hesitant. You make it easier, thank you.
I’ve been waiting for you to do this. You are a darned good teacher. Thank you for posting this. I think I’m gonna spring for the package.
You will learn plenty with this.
Dunno if you guys cares but if you're bored like me atm then you can stream all the new movies and series on instaflixxer. Have been streaming with my brother these days :)
@Finley Quinton Yea, been watching on instaflixxer for since november myself :D
Your blouse turned out beautifully. Thank you for the added tip on the facing if we wanted to have it unzipped occasionally.
I love this top. Andrea, you make every pattern whether commerical, sew to fit, or designer easy to adjust to the body. And you said the magic word, LAZY. I need to take my time and stop being LAZY and impatient when it comes to making adjustments and sewing.
No offense intended, but thanks for getting the my point. I just think we can so much more.
I would have never thought of making copies of the pattern- what a great idea!
I originally bought this system when my first child was a toddler (1993) and had made a few things. More children came along and I thought I'd NEVER have time to make my own patterns and gave this kit to goodwill! Well, I've been struggling with resizing regular patterns over the years and now have the time to make my own patterns again; I bought the new kit, am excited to have found your channel, and am almost finished up with my first shirt. I'm looking forward to watching your other videos!
Sounds great. I have a hard time letting go of my items in sewing. Happy to hear you are back to sewing after the hiatas. thanks for checking out the channel.
This looks both complicated and easy at the same time! Lol. Love the shirt! It turned out wonderfully!!!
You are the perfect person to show this system!!
Easier than you think. Thanks April.
I love this system! With your fitting courses we can have beautiful styles to make up. Thank you once again.
We are in for a treat. I really like this. Not sure why I put it away.
Oh I just came across your video, because I found the Lutterloh system on Amazon while being bored and scrolling around.
Not knowing anything about this interesting looking system, I checked youtube and am so glad that I found your video! I just ordered this system thanks to your very motivating video!!!! I will check out other videos on your channel now. 👍
Thank you so much for sharing your experience with the world!
You are welcome.
Inwant to add: you have an absolutely positive and touching aura
@@sideglance Thanks so much! Hey, how did you like the system? Did you use my Sewfit20 discount code for a 20% off.
You did an exquisite demonstration. I have been using this system for ten years and it was wonderful to see this system get a different exposure.
Thank you very much!
Thank you so much for your detailed demo. My mother used this system in the 1950s in Sweden, but I only got my own kit a couple of months ago. I feel I know how to use it and my 3 garments sewn so far have been successful. However, I realised as I watched your reading of the pattern that I had missed some useful information in my own work. Looking forward to more Lutterloh videos on your channel.
Great video! I purchased the kit my first year of sewing for $3 at a yard sale. I had no idea what it was (but it looked like something I could eventually learn to use) until the ads started popping up on social media. I still wasn't motivated to use it because I didn't know it used my measurements. Your video has encouraged me to try the vest. Many thanks!
yess, a the ads. They are really trying to get the system into folks hands.
Well Girl I took the plunge, I ordered it!!! Looking forward to doing some sewing for myself with you :)
Wonderful!
Eileen Jasper-Pottage.United Kingdom.
I have just purchased this system. I normally use Butterick or other patterns with instructions.
I am a little nervous about using this system as I have never drawn a pattern in all the years that I have been sewing for myself.
But thank you for your video. Have now subscribed so will be watching you a lot more. Thank you.
Thank you Eileen.
The blouse came out beautiful. It looks great on you!
Thank you so much for doing this tutorial. I bought this system from 2009 and have NOT used it before! I will be using it from now on. Blessings
You are welcome!
I subscribed and starting watching your channel because sew sew live recommended you. Imagine how thrilled I am to find that you are using the lutterloh system. I just love the whole concept of this. I bought it about six months ago and have been tracing patterns and sewing muslins. I love your tip about matching the curve on the front and back pieces. Why didn't I think of that?
That’s fantastic. Glad to have you here. So, what’s your thoughts 💭 on the system?
@@SewToFit I'm intrigued by the custom pattern claim. To test it out I have purchased fabric and measured myself, my two adult daughters and my preteen grand daughter. I plan to make matching tunic tops for all of us. It will be interesting to see if we all end up with well fitting shirts. Even if I never end up using it to make garments I feel that I'm learning a bit about pattern drafting from this system. My sewing journey is more about learning a new skill than acquiring more clothes. I love to learn. I love to make. I'm kind of a notion junky. I love the rulers, I love the measuring tape and the pins and and the binder with all of the patterns. ha!
@@nancypollard4531 I am too, a learner. I really think it is something for those who want to understand Pattern making. Mostly, because, you see the design and the pattern shape. Pattern making is hard when you aren’t sure how the pattern will shape out in the end.
Good luck on the tunics. I think you will be successful on all three.
I was so wondering how you felt about this system. So glad you did a review, and that you liked it. I made my first simple blouse with the system, it came out pretty well for my first make with it. I can see how it can be a great template when sewing for others and it saves money on patterns. Hope to see you make more in the future.
Thanks Debbie. I’m happy to hear it worked so far. I do hope to make several more items. Stay tuned.
Thank you for the best instructional video I have found on this system. This gave so MUCH more information than the ones using the vest. Don’t get me wrong the vest videos are a great beginning but this video takes it to the next level and explains a lot more about how the pattern pieces work together. 👍👍
Glad it was helpful!
Thanks for sharing how you use the Lutterloh System. I learned a lot about how to decipher the symbol chart from this video. 😊
Thanks Crystal. I'm happy it helped.
Thank you for a great video and explanations!
Really well done! I learned so much and want to say thank you for the easy explanation. Just subscribed and looking forward to watching more of your videos.
I'm glad it was useful. As well, I appreciate the great feedback.
Thank you so much, this is the best video for Lutterloh I have watched. Very helpful!!
Glad it was helpful!
Your blouse is lovely. Your explanations for working with the system are excellent. I had purchased this system about 25 years ago and still have the cardboard curves and tape measure; but, unfortunately, let the book get away from me during house moving.
Thank you Paula. I’m glad my explanations helped. I heard that many people have successfully found the system on eBay.
Just found you and glad for it! New to pattern drafting but love it!
Fantastic
It’s impressive how you manage to give such complicated information in such a short time. It seems a great system. I’m learning Grace Haslam’s system which seems similar but I’ll be looking at this one later too, now you’ve made it more comprehensible! Thank you.
Well that is such a kind thing to say. I really appreciate it. Never have heard of the Grace Haslams system.
@@SewToFit The Haslam System of Dressmaking is a system originating from the UK in the 1920s. It uses a chart ruler marked with your own measurements to produce a sloper or foundation. Then you use that to adapt to your taste or use the system with fashion booklets giving specific instructions to alter the foundation to a particular design. These booklets were produced between 1920s and 1960s, so the system is used by vintage fashion enthusiasts mainly.
@@jamiecampbell2637 Andrea@sewtofit.com
Best tutorial on the web ❤
Can’t wait to buy OMG!
I just ordered this system and really appreciate your review, especially when you mentioned your cup size, as I was wondering if I might have to make a FBA. You have a new follower. I am looking forward to watching your fitting videos.
Glad I could help!
Thank you so much! Great video!!!
Beautiful blouse! Thanks for the information!😋
Thank you! 😊
Love this video❤your instruction was much clearer than the original video. How can I get this system..?
pickup your system using my Discount:
SewFit20 at Lutterloh Systems, www.lutterloh-system.com
Shoot! I was set to order the system and it's out of stock. Hope it's available soon.
Well, Debbie Stuttgen, I sure appreciate you for checking in and letting me know.
Does the small patterns pop out or do I have to trace them?😊
Shown in the video. You can’t pop out
I watched the video on the website. I don’t know if you caught your mistake or I may be wrong. But for the dots on the bottom on the cross mark where you put the pin. Aren’t you supposed to use your hip measurement which yours was 114 not the 108 bust?
Hello Paul, at 22:43, the waist is used for the bust. Any number below is used for with the hip measurement. you can reread the leaflet or the information details to confirm. Thanks for watching so detailed. I should could use someone like you to proof my vids or even edit them. There is a lot of content cut out in order to create videos alone. One reason you haven't seen more from me for this system. They expect tv, video production, which I don't have to resources to provide for the level of expectations placed on a simple UA-cam channel. Let me know if you are interested in helping.
HI I LOVE THIS VIDEO AND AND AM A BEGINNER AND I HAVE LOTS OF TALENT IN SEWING ITS MY PASSION AND I WOULD LOVE THAT BOOK BUT ITS EXPENSIVE AND I CAN'T AFFORD IT DO YOU HAVE A SPARE I COULD GET PLEASE PLEASE I BEG YOU 🙏🙏
Well, Crissy, I sure appreciate you for checking in and letting me know. I don’t have an extra to spare. Each book has different patterns. Checkout the Lutterloh facebook group and eBay. I’ve heard people find great deals.
Merci pour ces explications mémé si je ne parle pas Anglais votre vidéo est très claire 😍
You are so pretty and so SMART!!! Thanks for showing us this :)
Very good; considering. Thank you!
How do you get the s system, thank you.
Good heavens! Originally took classes and purchased Kit from “Minnesota Fabrics” in the 90’s.
That is awesome!
Great video!
Dear! I wanna ask that, I have a new xxl version, and have an old 1980 version for normal. I am now xxl size. Can I use the old normal version too? Or with the xxl ruler, or any advice? Thank you for your answear! Agnes.
pickup your system using my Discount:
SewFit20 at Lutterloh Systems, www.lutterloh-system.com
Does it tell you how many yards of fabric per project? Thank you for your video.
Yes. Check beneath each design, it’s in centimeters.
I have a question. If a measurement is on the waist line fo I use the bust measurement or the hip measurement. Can you do a demonstration to show thst pkease
Hey Joy. That is mentioned in the guide that comes with the system. I put you request on my list.
Is the Golden rule beginner set have the same patterns in them that the starter set of 280 count that they sold in 2012? Mine was in a different box. Wanted to make sure the patterns were not the same as the older version they sold.
Not sure. You’ll need to follow up with the company. I only did a review on the book I received. Thanks 🙏 for checking out the video.
Thanks, yes, I did contact the company prior to commenting. I did finally hear back from them. My set is different from what they sell now.
Great review. Mine arrived today and I can't wait to get started
Awesome. I’m on to the next dress 👗.
When I bought my Lutterloh last year (2023) it did not come with a DVD, or the the plastic rulers. It came with the pattern in the book, the Styrofoam with maker, ruler, tape and two push pins and a cardboard. I was working at a glass place and had a plexiglass made to the size of my cardboard.
Is it best to have a dress form?
A dress form save a lot of time.
Mine didn’t come with the learn-pattern making in minutes leaflet. Trying to get a copy.
Good deal, please checkout my membership for more instruction and help. www.patreon.com/Sewtofit
My body circumference three inches below my waist is my fullest area. My "hip" measurement is considerably smaller because of a flat butt/full stomach situation. Will this system require considerable adjustment for that?
I'd use my lower tummy. The part larger than your hips.
AD, does it include trouser/pant patterns, too?
Oh yes, lots of pants 👖. I’ll need to check the styles in detail, but definitely a variety at first glance.
Hello Lucy. I have the pants coming next week.
@@SewToFit - I'll be there, AD!
That’s the system I use, but I was trying to do patterns for my daughter. The one to order from in the states is True to fit. Also “Come sew Lutterloh with me” is a website that shows with tips and system information.
Awesome. I saw the "come sew with me in the their group. I'm glad its helpful.
I always learn something new and really useful. tyso much
You are very welcome.
I had this pattern system years ago but I couldn't understand why none of the patterns fit me. I forgot to add in my seam allowance and I forgot to add in ease!😮
Hello, can you use this system to make your clothes that you already have fit you better?
Your guess is as good as mine. Everything has to be fitted.
Hi AD, Could you please tell me if this system mean that I do not have to do a bust adjustment?
I see that Lutterloh now offers an XL and XXL System using a blue measuring tape.
LOL I'm right on the Cusp having a 42" bust Cup. The new system starts at 43" bust
but the patterns are not nearly as smart.
Are you generally happy with the fit with the yellow measuring tape?
XOX
I am happy with the yellow. Bust may need tweaking, but all-in-all the garment does cover your circumference.
@@SewToFit Just a bust tweak! Now that good news. I am so tired of all the commercial pattern twerking. LOL
Thanks
@@momzilla9491 Don't get too excited. Even drafting your pattern from your measurements requires fitting. All of us have areas of our body that just aren't standard. Fitting is a necessary part of sewing,
@@SewToFit But I am excited. Excited means that I don't have to print PDFs, which requires my husband's computer and printer.
Excited means that I can make all the basic patterns in my size with just the amount of paper needed, then tweak.
Excited means that I don't have to refold
commercial patterns, like a Map!
Excited means that I don't need complicated math.
I've been studying the FBA, Back Neck/shoulder adjust, sway back,
big Buttox, big tummy so I can sew for the family for at least the last 3 years.
Now, I'm ready to cut the fabric!
I would get smacked for waste as a kid. Still can't shake that "your doing it wrong."
I needed to wait until I knew how to do it right.
I just got my Drivers License too! Just kidding!
XOX
Okay. Gotcha. Definitely, this is well worth it. I think you will find it much easier and you will get to you goal faster. If it doesn’t measure out, then you could just lay the same paper Dow and use different measurements. So see your point.
How do you measure for fabric purchase?
I’ll add a video. But the short answer is the number next to the style is the fabric length.
What lutterloh pattern are you wearing? I want to make that. Thanks.
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Sorry for someone new what do you mean I will have to “trace the small pattern around”?
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For this system, what's the largest bust and hip size the ruler consists of?
I’m not sure I have have the blue measuring tape. But one of my subscribers did the plus size review here on the channel. Check my community tab for the video
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I suspect that the "b" point on the edge of the neckline is NOT the back. B is the back piece but this isn't a back piece. It looks like the 'a' point is at upper back.
The small A, B, C etc. at the pattern edge are for order of sewing. You are correct. The larger A and B in the body of the pattern are front and back. The small V at the edge of sleeves/arm scythe denote front.
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Im 6 ft 2 in. Do I have to adjust for my height? Im a little confused.
Yes you will need to do some lengthening after you finish designing.
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I've been hearing about this system and wondering if it worked. 🤔, may give it a whirl.
It’s really a teaching system. You just need to take time to understand the numbers.
Great vídeo!
Thanks for this in-depth review of Lutterloh/Golden Rule system. I really appreciate the effort you put into really showing how detailed the system gets. I was curious if the ease amounts are suggested in the Lutterloh system? Or is that something that just comes from experience. If from experience, any book/video ideas that you can share on how to best calculate ease for this system. Thanks so much!
I’ll be visiting that issue in future videos. What I see so far, is the ease is minimal.
Thank you thank you for doing this video. If you have time can you please do their pants.
I already have a pair on my radar.
@@SewToFit Yaay. I am having such a hard time finding pants in the store that are not made from stretch material and that are just maybe like linen. It's just harder to find patterns for just playing cotton or linen pants.
@@barbra429 the system is like any other pattern.m, however. You still need to work out the crotch curves.
@@SewToFit True, thanks.
Lazy...lol! Love the use of the hip ruler to add seam allowance.
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I've seen this pop up on Facebook ads. I have a tummy and large butt. Will this work for the curvy girls?
The full figure is good. But I think the xxl system is limiting but full of potential.
The system for curvy girls will definitely give more room/ease. But it does not come with a wide variety of styles as the original system.
The XL/XXL version of the system starts at 43.5" / 110 cm and ends at 67! / 170 cm. It overlaps the end of the regular system. Check out the canadian website - they have a video explaining the differences.
@@KazM-Made I am reviewing the xxl currently and not happy with the selections. That video doesn’t quite help when dealing with designs. Thanks again for your input.
@@KazM-Made Karen. I’m curious, do you own the xxl system yourself.
GOLDEN RULES or some call it DEVINE GEOMETHRY .
if you watch any Turkish sawist making pasterns they do make them by size of clients hands ( from palms to wrist ) and use this golden rules to make fast pasterns in minutes . They do not even make paper pastern just drew strait on material - it always facinate me how they know what measurement use just by looking at you .
in EUROPE they do use this system "GOLDEN RULE " and you can have same system with tape and pins .
Good to know. Thanks Engie.
The Golden Rule is another name for the Lutterloh System - they've been in business since 1935 and started in Germany.
@@KazM-Made yes , Karen we are aware. Thanks so much for the additional clarification.
Everything you got with the system is what comes with it none of it was gifted. So please do not say you were gifted any of it because it sounds like you got these bits extra when you don't as this is the standard system that is received when purchasing the system. I know I've got it years ago.
Thanks Doris. When I bought my original system, there was no paper or extra rulers. And the extra supplements were all extra as well. My base system, which I purchased only had a box with the tape measure, a cardboard dressmaker curve and a pamphlet. Now the website has all the bundles with these items included. You were on the forward moving side of the marketing. 😁.
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Been looking to buy this took the plunge after watching your channel. Came today was very excited till I opened it to find it was not in English 🥲
Awww. So did they do an exchange. Sorry to hear you are having problems. But thanks for the feedback. Make sure to mention SewToFit20 as your discount code.
@@SewToFit they send me the English version so now sorted xx