I love how you're so concise yet get across so much information about variations. Also, I love that we got to see you at the seam allowances and cuff hem on this one. Thanks so much!
Just wonderful. Thank you so much. Your videos have made a big difference. They are the best I have ever come across. Thank you for your generosity and sharing.
You are such a wizard with that ruler! Cant believe you added seam allowances even along the curves so perfectly. Thank you for another simple and easy to follow tutorial. I would love to see how you actually sew the garmnets...or at least how to do collars of diferent types. Perhaps someday you would find the time?
Possibly, but sewing is not my area of expertise. There are many sewing instruction videos out there. You might also look for local sewing classes you can take.
I wanted to tell you that thanks to your video(s) about sleeves, I made my best looking/fitting sleeve yet, and I would not have figured it out from the other tutorials that I was watching before. You obviously know exactly what you're doing and I so appreciate the time you took to share it! Thank you 🙏🙏🙏
Hi Chris, your demo here is the most comprehensive I've seen yet. Starting to draft for clients so very new to made to measure. What are the differences here to a mens jacket sleeve? I work in denim and leather only and seem to always screw up the sleeve shoulder area!
Thanks David. A men's jacket sleeve can be drafted with this method quite well. Try it out. Traditionally a tailor would draft the sleeve using a complex list of formulas. I don't recommend it unless you have more tailoring and drafting experience.
Making a tuxedo coat is rather advanced pattern making. I may eventually get around to it. I suggest you get a good pattern drafting book, or take some classes.
Hi Chris... loving your teaching methods, so much easier. managed to do my first dress. I can't find the arm's eye video... do you have a link? Also can you do a video on how to make pants. thanks.
Perhaps you're searching for the wrong title. It's Drafting Sleeve Sloper, Professional Method. As I've said many times, drafting pants is challenging, even for professionals. You're probably better off starting from an existing pattern, or rubbing off a pattern from a pair of pants that fit you.
Thanks for the video, i like this method but i have a couple questions. I take 2.5 cm out of the back at pitch point on my patterns for suit jackets but, how do i adjust the sleeve pattern to accommodate this adjustment? Do i create a sloper using the altered pattern and then continue with this method or Should i draft a regular sloper before any adjustment and then alter the sleeve afterwards?
Hello, could you tell us all please the ruler and french curve type you use in your lessons. Am I right in thinking not all French curves are the same? Your videos are so inspiring. Thank you.
I use a fairly standard C-Thru ruler, available at most craft and sewing supply stores. The French curve is made by more than one company, but you may have to order one online. It's available alone, or as part of a set. Look for the number "6" shape. It's the one you'll get the most use out of.
I'm working with a store bought pattern that shows the 2 pieces of sleeves exactly as you demo. My problem is my upper arm needs more room and also the chest/arm area in front pulls because it's tight. How can I adjust the sleeves to fit my upper arm and not have any pull in the chest area?
Sorry for the late reply. You can add width to the upper and under sleeve patterns. This will make the sleeve cap longer, so you'll need to either ease in the excess, or shorten the sleeve cap height to remove the extra length.
Thanks for this video. I’ve used all of your previous tutorials and they’ve always given far superior results to others I’ve tried. It’s always exciting to get a notification of a new upload from your channel. Will you be doing a woman’s trouser tutorial in the future?
Lots of requests for a pant sloper. If I can simplify the draft while maintaining good results, I'll show one. Still in the testing stage, and may be for a while.
Hello Mr. Satorial, Many thanks for excellent teaching. Would you consider a tutorial for 'inward rotation of the elbow'? My long sleeve twists when arms are relaxed - the underarm seam aligns with the base if the thumb instead of the center if the inside wrist. Th sleeve pulls against the elbow. Very twisty and uncomfortable. PS - my goldens are happy when your little dog barks :-) Alberta
I love this but I have a question because I'm totally new to this. When you are tracing the under sleeve, are you tracing the inner seam allowance lines or the cutting lines?
thank you.. it is just too many lines on the upper sleeve patter, that if it was done with different color makers would not be confusing to me. But i will try it until i get it right..lol
Thanks Kamal. Most of pattern drafting I'm demonstrating is from body measurements, so they should work with a wide variety of body types. For a fuller waist, you may need to leave out waist darts, and add extra at the side seams.
Ok guy ,Please don't make me laugh now, you think that is a 2 piece tailored sleeve ? it has to be born a 2 piece , not manipulated into one. That s why on 98% of women suit jkt./ coats the sleeve sucks , cause womenswear pattern makers make it the same way you do. That is a freaking shirt sleeve split in 2
Hi John. There are many ways to draft a two piece sleeve. This is only one of them. I am familiar with the formula method for making a man's suit sleeve, but it is very complicated, and definitely not for beginners. I have, however used this draft method to make women's jacket sleeves very successfully.
I am working on blazers for a female client. I this two piece sleeve, fitted her yesterday and she was very pleased with the results. It hung very well on her arm and it is really flattering. She was so pleased with it compared to the one I had earlier drafted from a book by Aldrich. Thank you so much Christopher
I love how you're so concise yet get across so much information about variations. Also, I love that we got to see you at the seam allowances and cuff hem on this one. Thanks so much!
I'm glad. I hope you find it useful.
Just wonderful. Thank you so much. Your videos have made a big difference. They are the best I have ever come across. Thank you for your generosity and sharing.
This is the best tutorial I have ever seen: you made this so easy to understand and follow what you are doing! Hooray!
I'm glad you like it.
Absolute best! I made a perfect sleeve after so many previous failed attempts and when I was on the verge of giving up!
Wonderful! I'm glad it worked for you.
You know Mr. Sartorial this sleeve technique is more useful than you’re letting on! Had I known of you sooner I’d have saved a few bucks on books! 😊
You haven’t been buying the right books. It’s a classic method.
Great to see a new video. Really appreciate your clarity and direction. Would so love if you can also do a men's bodice sloper some day... Cheers
I'm planning to show a man's shirt draft soon. Thanks Mark.
Thank you so much. I've always wanted to learn this. I tried it and it came out perfectly
I'm glad it worked for you.
Hurray! I missed you CrisSartorial! Thank YOU!!
Kind of you. I'll try to speed the next one along.
Another stellar tutorial!
I love your work you should upload videos more often. Your videos are well explain step by step. Thank you
Thank you, Mr. Satorial. You always make drafting so easy!!! Thumb's up.
Thanks again.
You are such a wizard with that ruler! Cant believe you added seam allowances even along the curves so perfectly. Thank you for another simple and easy to follow tutorial. I would love to see how you actually sew the garmnets...or at least how to do collars of diferent types. Perhaps someday you would find the time?
Possibly, but sewing is not my area of expertise. There are many sewing instruction videos out there. You might also look for local sewing classes you can take.
Thank you for the Tutorial. well illustrated and easy to understand.
I'm glad you liked it.
Thank you sir it was so helpful. 💓💓
Thanks for this lesson, so easy to understand and practical too.
I'm glad you liked it.
@@christophersartorial7671 thanks, and I am so willing to learn more from you...
I wanted to tell you that thanks to your video(s) about sleeves, I made my best looking/fitting sleeve yet, and I would not have figured it out from the other tutorials that I was watching before. You obviously know exactly what you're doing and I so appreciate the time you took to share it! Thank you 🙏🙏🙏
Hello from France !
Thank you for the time and your knowledge you give to us….
I hope you are doing fine
God bless you !
Very kind of you. Vous etes bien aimable.
Hi Chris, your demo here is the most comprehensive I've seen yet. Starting to draft for clients so very new to made to measure. What are the differences here to a mens jacket sleeve? I work in denim and leather only and seem to always screw up the sleeve shoulder area!
Thanks David. A men's jacket sleeve can be drafted with this method quite well. Try it out. Traditionally a tailor would draft the sleeve using a complex list of formulas. I don't recommend it unless you have more tailoring and drafting experience.
Thank you very much . God bless you. I will try it today
The dog was giving good advice in thw background 😂
You heard my dog barking. I also have a problem keeping my cat from jumping up onto my drafting table.
Sir you are great
Waiting for more videos
I saw good graphics.
I am doing a lot of research as a women's wear patterner.
Thank you, So clear instruction.
I hope it works for you.
@@christophersartorial7671 Of course it will work for everyone but we are sad that not getting your valuable videos for long long time.Regards.
Thank you very much for this video.I would like to learn how to cut a professional Ladies tuxedo coat,I hope you upload a video of it.
Making a tuxedo coat is rather advanced pattern making. I may eventually get around to it. I suggest you get a good pattern drafting book, or take some classes.
Hi Chris... loving your teaching methods, so much easier. managed to do my first dress. I can't find the arm's eye video... do you have a link? Also can you do a video on how to make pants. thanks.
Perhaps you're searching for the wrong title. It's Drafting Sleeve Sloper, Professional Method.
As I've said many times, drafting pants is challenging, even for professionals. You're probably better off starting from an existing pattern, or rubbing off a pattern from a pair of pants that fit you.
Thanks for the video, i like this method but i have a couple questions.
I take 2.5 cm out of the back at pitch point on my patterns for suit jackets but, how do i adjust the sleeve pattern to accommodate this adjustment? Do i create a sloper using the altered pattern and then continue with this method or Should i draft a regular sloper before any adjustment and then alter the sleeve afterwards?
Sorry for the late reply. I'm not sure what you mean by "pitch point", but I suggest you draft a sleeve sloper to use with your suit jackets.
Hello, could you tell us all please the ruler and french curve type you use in your lessons. Am I right in thinking not all French curves are the same? Your videos are so inspiring. Thank you.
I use a fairly standard C-Thru ruler, available at most craft and sewing supply stores. The French curve is made by more than one company, but you may have to order one online. It's available alone, or as part of a set. Look for the number "6" shape. It's the one you'll get the most use out of.
Thank you! This was very helpful.
Thank you for sharing brother 🙏
I'm working with a store bought pattern that shows the 2 pieces of sleeves exactly as you demo. My problem is my upper arm needs more room and also the chest/arm area in front pulls because it's tight. How can I adjust the sleeves to fit my upper arm and not have any pull in the chest area?
Sorry for the late reply. You can add width to the upper and under sleeve patterns. This will make the sleeve cap longer, so you'll need to either ease in the excess, or shorten the sleeve cap height to remove the extra length.
Thanks for this video. I’ve used all of your previous tutorials and they’ve always given far superior results to others I’ve tried. It’s always exciting to get a notification of a new upload from your channel. Will you be doing a woman’s trouser tutorial in the future?
Lots of requests for a pant sloper. If I can simplify the draft while maintaining good results, I'll show one. Still in the testing stage, and may be for a while.
That would be great thanks
Good
Hello Mr. Satorial,
Many thanks for excellent teaching. Would you consider a tutorial for 'inward rotation of the elbow'? My long sleeve twists when arms are relaxed - the underarm seam aligns with the base if the thumb instead of the center if the inside wrist. Th sleeve pulls against the elbow. Very twisty and uncomfortable.
PS - my goldens are happy when your little dog barks :-) Alberta
I have the same problem…twisting of the sleeve. Would like to know how to fix and avoid that.
Thanks Chris it was great,for me exselent.thank you very much.
You're very welcome Ileen.
Terimakasih pak Chris. Tidak sabar menanti tutorial berikutnya.
My apologies for not understanding you. I know French and Spanish rather well, and a little Japanese.
I am Indonesian. Terimakasih mean thank you.
You're very welcome. The only Indonesian I know is the happy birthday song I frequently hear on cruises.
Thank you so much! So easy and profesh
I'm glad you like it.
I love this but I have a question because I'm totally new to this. When you are tracing the under sleeve, are you tracing the inner seam allowance lines or the cutting lines?
I'm tracing on what will be the sew lines. As you saw, I later added seam allowances to both pieces.
@@christophersartorial7671 thank you very much. I was able to get my pattern made. I have not seen it yet.
can we apply this type of sleevesin mens blazer? Sir
Sorry for the late reply. Yes, you can use this draft for a men's blazer, although tailors use a different method of drafting from formulas.
Thank you.. I just sew it
great!
Again thank you.
Thanks
Make a vedio on blazer pattern and explain technically
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I'll have to get one of my Korean friends to translate.
What s the seam allowance i should mark? In mm
The amount of seam allowance is up to you. 10 mm is typical, plus whatever you'd like the bottom hem allowance to be.
Christopher Sartorial thx
Why did you not just add extra o.5 inches to the upper sleeve than folding the paper to trace out the lines
Do u hve sewing classes
Sewing is not something I teach. There are many sewing instruction videos on UA-cam, and you should be able to find sewing classes locally.
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thank you.. it is just too many lines on the upper sleeve patter, that if it was done with different color makers would not be confusing to me. But i will try it until i get it right..lol
U R great plz make the video abnormal size heavy stomach
Thanks Kamal. Most of pattern drafting I'm demonstrating is from body measurements, so they should work with a wide variety of body types. For a fuller waist, you may need to leave out waist darts, and add extra at the side seams.
Would you be interested in being paid to create more demonstrational videos?
It's certainly something I've considered. Send information to chrissartorial@gmail.com.
10s a lot chris..
Xx
Proportionally your elbow level is too low
Ok guy ,Please don't make me laugh now, you think that is a 2 piece tailored sleeve ?
it has to be born a 2 piece , not manipulated into one.
That s why on 98% of women suit jkt./ coats the sleeve sucks , cause womenswear pattern makers make it the same way you do. That is a freaking shirt sleeve split in 2
Hi John. There are many ways to draft a two piece sleeve. This is only one of them. I am familiar with the formula method for making a man's suit sleeve, but it is very complicated, and definitely not for beginners. I have, however used this draft method to make women's jacket sleeves very successfully.
I am working on blazers for a female client. I this two piece sleeve, fitted her yesterday and she was very pleased with the results. It hung very well on her arm and it is really flattering. She was so pleased with it compared to the one I had earlier drafted from a book by Aldrich. Thank you so much Christopher