Even though these are relatively simple, they were done so precicely and thoughtfully that they look amazing. Very very well done, im going to try this method this week
Without exaggeration; this is one of the best videos on UA-cam. It's not unnecessarily long, the pacing is great, the choice of music is delightful, the content is incredibly helpful and easy to follow, your demeanor is nice, not too hyper but also not too tiring *and* there's an adorable animal. Literally Perfection.✨
THE BEST tutorial for these! I'm a newbie to sewing that's been trying and failing to make a workable pattern for some gaiters. This is exactly what I need
Did you mark and cut the back of the leg too? I did not see you doing it while you had the plastic wrap on. But the later steps indicated that there was a cutting line as well. Sorry if the question is stupid, I try to understand how to replicate the steps.
@@TheHBSeamstress thank you, I did that too after another cut just made sense and after I watched another, similar video - it looks so fast and easy when you do it, but it indeed was a lot of try-on involved, haha - I made a mockup yesterday and next weekend I'll try with the good fabric. Fingers crossed!
Even though these are relatively simple, they were done so precicely and thoughtfully that they look amazing. Very very well done, im going to try this method this week
ive been needing a pair of these to keep my shoes compliant for the renn faire -- thank you for such a helpful tutorial :3
Without exaggeration; this is one of the best videos on UA-cam.
It's not unnecessarily long, the pacing is great, the choice of music is delightful, the content is incredibly helpful and easy to follow, your demeanor is nice, not too hyper but also not too tiring *and* there's an adorable animal.
Literally Perfection.✨
Thank you very much 😊 that is really nice of you to say.
@@TheHBSeamstress Gladly^^
OK. I've been motivated! These look great. I'm going to make a pair of black leather!
They are so beautiful! And your rabbit is super adorable. :)
These look great!!
That was a really concise and straight forward description. Thank you
You're welcome 😊 happy to help.
Such a lovely little corner of the internet
Thank you 😊 glad you think so.
Thank you for sharing this video with us, its really helpful and informative, wishing you all the best.
THE BEST tutorial for these! I'm a newbie to sewing that's been trying and failing to make a workable pattern for some gaiters. This is exactly what I need
Thank you 😊 glad that you think so.
Wow they look awesome! I want to make some!
Thank you 😊 it was not hard at all, so i totally recommend doing that. But pick better buttons then I did. 😉
That was awesome
Super cool!
Thank you 😊
They turned out great!
Thank you 😊
Did you mark and cut the back of the leg too? I did not see you doing it while you had the plastic wrap on. But the later steps indicated that there was a cutting line as well. Sorry if the question is stupid, I try to understand how to replicate the steps.
I think I did, yes. But I think I cut it after laying it flat. 😊
@@TheHBSeamstress thank you, I did that too after another cut just made sense and after I watched another, similar video - it looks so fast and easy when you do it, but it indeed was a lot of try-on involved, haha - I made a mockup yesterday and next weekend I'll try with the good fabric. Fingers crossed!
Crossing all the fingers! 😉🤞
That's awesome nice job
Thank you 😊
@@TheHBSeamstress if you do custom work let me know. I'm in the market for some gaiters
I've been looking for gaitors that don't have elastic around the bottom, thank you! Do you have any problems with them riding up as you walk?
No not really, because they fit my leg. They do if I run in them, but it's not a problem. 😊
do you have a pdf pattern for this
No I don't, all legs are different that's why I never made one. 😊