I love your suggestions! Thank you. I’m excited to get my kit, and I think I need to try the dress and the floral cover pattern hack you did, I hope you do many more reviews and tutorials
I copy the pattern before I use it - front and back and copy a back piece for each of the pieces in the pattern then attach it to the pattern piece I'm cutting out. Then I use a zip lock bag to put the picture and pattern pieces together and write up what I did to make it work for me.
Just come across your site. Loved your video. It’s given me more confidence to use the Lutterloh system. I do like the casual coat you have made from the dress pattern.
Hi, can you tell me with the Lutterloh patterns is EASE built in for movement or do I need to add extra centimetres? Love your tutorials very helpful thank you.
Just come across your site, wonderful especially as I’ve just ordered my Lutterloh kit. Loved your take on the dress pattern and if that pattern is in my pack I will defo try your tweet.
Sorry, I have not made the blue coat. Coats have more sewing, so make sure you know all the steps before you start. Look how they make coats from other UA-camrs it will really help you understand the process ok . Good luck
@@lifestylesew thank you for the advice I have a pattern for a coat I’m going try follow the instructions for that one and see how it goes. I’m definitely going to do a mock up as well
Definitely do a mock-up its a must. Dont forget to do any adjustments on the pattern before you start. I once forgot to do my round back adjustment and the garment was unwearable, it happens to us all. ha
Hi there. Was wondering what size paper you started with for a top? I ran out of length. Hate wasting a lot of paper and was trying to land on same basic guidelines. I don't have a huge place to draft, unfortunately. Thank you
Hi Kay, I use 62cm wide. I also hate to waste paper. I do tape larger pieces together and draft on it. Smaller pieces I also keep for doing adjustments.
I really enjoyed the time you gave us, thank You. I just found your site and watched just this video of yours and subscribed.
Thank you Jane, Im so glade you enjoyed it. Gwendoline
So funny. I’m rewatching this video and just plucked that long red floral dress #175 into my draft next pile before I started watching!
Thank you for this. I was looking for a quick and simple jacket for summer. Loved it.
You are so welcome!
I love your suggestions! Thank you. I’m excited to get my kit, and I think I need to try the dress and the floral cover pattern hack you did, I hope you do many more reviews and tutorials
The dress pattern you were saying is really easy to fit (261) is from supplement 302
Thank you Gwendoline
I copy the pattern before I use it - front and back and copy a back piece for each of the pieces in the pattern then attach it to the pattern piece I'm cutting out. Then I use a zip lock bag to put the picture and pattern pieces together and write up what I did to make it work for me.
Just come across your site. Loved your video. It’s given me more confidence to use the Lutterloh system. I do like the casual coat you have made from the dress pattern.
Love your hack & the reminder that it’s ok to add some shaping.
Hi, can you tell me with the Lutterloh patterns is EASE built in for movement or do I need to add extra centimetres? Love your tutorials very helpful thank you.
Hi Jenny, ease is built in already for you.
Just come across your site, wonderful especially as I’ve just ordered my Lutterloh kit. Loved your take on the dress pattern and if that pattern is in my pack I will defo try your tweet.
Thank you so much!
Thank you for great tips -- again!
Glad you like them!
Love your video
I want to do the blue coat at 13.44 have you tried to make it? if so how was it
Sorry, I have not made the blue coat. Coats have more sewing, so make sure you know all the steps before you start. Look how they make coats from other UA-camrs it will really help you understand the process ok . Good luck
@@lifestylesew thank you for the advice I have a pattern for a coat I’m going try follow the instructions for that one and see how it goes. I’m definitely going to do a mock up as well
Definitely do a mock-up its a must. Dont forget to do any adjustments on the pattern before you start. I once forgot to do my round back adjustment and the garment was unwearable, it happens to us all. ha
@@lifestylesew I won’t forget 😁
Hi there. Was wondering what size paper you started with for a top? I ran out of length. Hate wasting a lot of paper and was trying to land on same basic guidelines. I don't have a huge place to draft, unfortunately. Thank you
Hi Kay, I use 62cm wide. I also hate to waste paper. I do tape larger pieces together and draft on it. Smaller pieces I also keep for doing adjustments.
Thanks for another great video! 👍
Thanks for getting the info for everyone