Making this shirt for my Stage Makeup and Costume class and the collar/ facing part had me pulling my hair out. Your video was what I needed to wrap my mind around it. Thank you.
I am a quilter so I noticed right away that your fabric has women quilting, That fabric is EVERYTHING! The way you cut your pattern pieces is called "fussy cutting" in the quilting world. I love it!
This turned out really really amazing! Button ups are hard to construct. Especially from those Simplicity patterns. So confusing. But you made it cropped and boxy which is so unique and special! I’m actually jealous of your collar. Mine are always a struggle loll
Dude, you didn't make this for my intended purpose but it's helped tremendously. I've done barely any sewing in my life, picked it up in the last two weeks with an old hand crank and decided for some reason to try this shirt. None of the terminology in the pattern makes sense to me, and having this video to follow along has answered all of the questions I've had. Your shirt looks great, too. Cheers!
Thank you!!! Doing my first attempt and I cannot figure out what these dang written instructions are saying!!! Your explanation definitely helped and was the only one I found that made sense to me. Bravo.
I'm new to sewing but am going to try making a button up soon. I really really appreciate your positivity, and I think your shirt turned out great. The way you explained things is really helpful!
Hahaha The collar!!! I’m glad I found you because now I know what it’s supposed to look like!!!😜🤣👍🏽 I got it in! But can’t wear it out!! For my first practice collar I chose pjs for a kiddo! next time I know what it should be looking like!!
Thank you so much for showing your process! I'm in the middle of making the same pattern for my boyfriend's shirts. I could not figure out the collar, and this helped so much!
Looks great! I love making shirts and after making thousands of them I still have things to perfect in terms of construction, so yours defenitely looks great!
I got so used to like using homemade patterns that commercial patterns are harder and making shirts even harder. There aren't very many sewing channels geared toward like guys and stuff so I appreciate it. I have made the same mistake so I just added a zipper and it kinda worked?
Thank goodness you made this video! I purchased a pattern Simplicity S9157 which is missing the instructions and I have no clue how to put this shirt together. I am hoping to get the instructions from the manufacturer but they are not in full operation and employees are working remotely from home due to Corona. If you could do a little more on this particular shirt pattern you used or show the instruction sheet for construction of the shirt, I would truly be forever thankful. (it is really a great shirt pattern and fun to use a variety of fabrics and prints with!) I would very much enjoy learning more about constructing the men's shirt with the interfacing on the front shirt instead of the usual fold over edges of fabric we usually have for them. The finish was very nice and it looks like the collar lined up well.
Many years ago, I had a boyfriend who had worn through a Calvin Klein button up shirt, I mean, the fabric was literally shredding. He would not throw it away because he couldn't find another similar to it and he just loved that shirt. I called Calvin Klein, and they basically laughed in my face that I was looking for one of their shirts from 10 years ago-- "lady, we don't even have last season's items." So I decided to sew a replacement. I got a Vogue Perry Ellis pattern and did 2 at the same time, because although I was a very experienced sewer, I had never done that kind of thing before, and wanted to make sure I ended up with at least one decent shirt. I'm sure the pattern, being designer Vogue, was much better than this Simplicity one (my late children's designer aunt swore by Vogue and McCalls patterns, with Butterick as a second, and did not think much of Simplicity. Now they are all the same company.). But what really made the difference was that I got the book "Shirtmaking", by David Coffin. You really have to READ it, not just browse for hints. But those shirts looked very professional, and the boyfriend was puzzled as to "why did you cut out the tags?" Can't tell you how much I recommend that book for anyone thinking of making a button up "Oxford" style shirt.
I was checking out this video to get an idea of how difficult making a shirt for my wife would be and tbh I didn’t understand a thing but I wanted to say this is such a cute shirt and you did really well lol. I love your whole style, I hope you keep making videos!!
Just found and love you! I cut my first button up shirt fronts too narrow too but I got around it by adding an extended placket and you’d never know 😉 You could’ve added tabs and buttons like you did on your sleeveless vest maybe?
I am really inspired by your vids, thank you for creating such contents but I wish there's simplicity pattern or any pattern here so that I could try that too hahaha. Anyways, continue making vids🧡 fan all the way from the Philippines 🇵🇭
Silly question, but how do you like your sewing machine? I have a sewing machine that is constantly sewing with loose tension is up as high as it could be and it’s still so loosely even with the tension on the highest number any suggestions or any opinion as to how I can fix this
Sewing makes you a perfectionist, you did really well. Keep the momentum, don't stop posting videos.
That's true
Making this shirt for my Stage Makeup and Costume class and the collar/ facing part had me pulling my hair out. Your video was what I needed to wrap my mind around it. Thank you.
I am a quilter so I noticed right away that your fabric has women quilting, That fabric is EVERYTHING! The way you cut your pattern pieces is called "fussy cutting" in the quilting world. I love it!
That collar turned out great!! I appreciate your explanation because I've had trouble with them too :)
The pattern of this fabric is a piece of art ! You can just hang on the wall and watch it🤩 Great job as always !
Dude, that's BALLER as hell. Love that pattern!
Cute! Love the mods you did to the pattern. The pattern of the fabric is forgiving too!
This turned out really really amazing! Button ups are hard to construct. Especially from those Simplicity patterns. So confusing. But you made it cropped and boxy which is so unique and special! I’m actually jealous of your collar. Mine are always a struggle loll
Dude, you didn't make this for my intended purpose but it's helped tremendously. I've done barely any sewing in my life, picked it up in the last two weeks with an old hand crank and decided for some reason to try this shirt. None of the terminology in the pattern makes sense to me, and having this video to follow along has answered all of the questions I've had. Your shirt looks great, too. Cheers!
Thank you!!! Doing my first attempt and I cannot figure out what these dang written instructions are saying!!! Your explanation definitely helped and was the only one I found that made sense to me. Bravo.
I'm so glad you made this video! I'm trying to make this shirt at the moment as well and really struggling so it was nice seeing how you did it
I'm new to sewing but am going to try making a button up soon. I really really appreciate your positivity, and I think your shirt turned out great. The way you explained things is really helpful!
Hahaha The collar!!!
I’m glad I found you because now I know what it’s supposed to look like!!!😜🤣👍🏽
I got it in! But can’t wear it out!!
For my first practice collar I chose pjs for a kiddo! next time I know what it should be looking like!!
I love your videos. Can you please do a really detailed video for beginners explaining step by step.
I am really struggling with this pattern 😢
Thank you so much for showing your process! I'm in the middle of making the same pattern for my boyfriend's shirts. I could not figure out the collar, and this helped so much!
U are now my art/ sewing teacher
Looks great! I love making shirts and after making thousands of them I still have things to perfect in terms of construction, so yours defenitely looks great!
Mate, just in time, I'm about to try this for 1st time - cheers.
I got so used to like using homemade patterns that commercial patterns are harder and making shirts even harder.
There aren't very many sewing channels geared toward like guys and stuff so I appreciate it. I have made the same mistake so I just added a zipper and it kinda worked?
You did so well! The shirt is dope and you are adorable 😍
Great job. Looks good for your first attempt.
Thank goodness you made this video! I purchased a pattern Simplicity S9157 which is missing the instructions and I have no clue how to put this shirt together. I am hoping to get the instructions from the manufacturer but they are not in full operation and employees are working remotely from home due to Corona. If you could do a little more on this particular shirt pattern you used or show the instruction sheet for construction of the shirt, I would truly be forever thankful. (it is really a great shirt pattern and fun to use a variety of fabrics and prints with!) I would very much enjoy learning more about constructing the men's shirt with the interfacing on the front shirt instead of the usual fold over edges of fabric we usually have for them. The finish was very nice and it looks like the collar lined up well.
Many years ago, I had a boyfriend who had worn through a Calvin Klein button up shirt, I mean, the fabric was literally shredding. He would not throw it away because he couldn't find another similar to it and he just loved that shirt. I called Calvin Klein, and they basically laughed in my face that I was looking for one of their shirts from 10 years ago-- "lady, we don't even have last season's items." So I decided to sew a replacement. I got a Vogue Perry Ellis pattern and did 2 at the same time, because although I was a very experienced sewer, I had never done that kind of thing before, and wanted to make sure I ended up with at least one decent shirt.
I'm sure the pattern, being designer Vogue, was much better than this Simplicity one (my late children's designer aunt swore by Vogue and McCalls patterns, with Butterick as a second, and did not think much of Simplicity. Now they are all the same company.). But what really made the difference was that I got the book "Shirtmaking", by David Coffin. You really have to READ it, not just browse for hints. But those shirts looked very professional, and the boyfriend was puzzled as to "why did you cut out the tags?" Can't tell you how much I recommend that book for anyone thinking of making a button up "Oxford" style shirt.
I was checking out this video to get an idea of how difficult making a shirt for my wife would be and tbh I didn’t understand a thing but I wanted to say this is such a cute shirt and you did really well lol. I love your whole style, I hope you keep making videos!!
Now I understand the collar trouble for my jumpsuit
such a dope fabric
Just found and love you! I cut my first button up shirt fronts too narrow too but I got around it by adding an extended placket and you’d never know 😉 You could’ve added tabs and buttons like you did on your sleeveless vest maybe?
I love this! Good job :)
I'm doing my first project from a pattern now, it's a really similar pattern so this video is so helpful!! wish me luck mine can turn out this well!
this is so cute I'm in love with the fabric!! great vid too always find myself inspired when I watch your stuff :))
shirt came out great!
I love the fabric! also love the channel :')
Just found you on tik tok! Love ur style and omg ur so TALENTED!!! Immediate subscription and notification belllll!!!!!
ALSO the button up on your tik tok NEEDS matching pants!!!!!
I really wish i could do stuff like this
nice
I really love the fabric, will u put buttons on your next shirt?
I am really inspired by your vids, thank you for creating such contents but I wish there's simplicity pattern or any pattern here so that I could try that too hahaha. Anyways, continue making vids🧡 fan all the way from the Philippines 🇵🇭
This is sooooo cute
Silly question, but how do you like your sewing machine? I have a sewing machine that is constantly sewing with loose tension is up as high as it could be and it’s still so loosely even with the tension on the highest number any suggestions or any opinion as to how I can fix this
Where does one get these patterns?
Where did you find your pattern at ?
this is toughhh
I sew this and it was the worst pattern. I admire you for attacking this pattern over and over again, until you get it right.
This is 🔥 where did you get the shirt pattern from?
JoAnns!
Do you have any good server recommendations?
How long did this take you?
lol I'm the 80's 90's Generation and the Smiley Generation
Are you for real ?