Subscribed ❤ You’re a master. I learned a lot!! I have to say I had to go back a few times to get where the values were coming from and if they were constant values or obtained from the measurements. If I may leave a suggestion to make it easier, maybe showing a summary (a chart or written in lines) of the names and measurements to be used, and the constant values to add on each letter. Or maybe a generic drawing with a legend saying what measurement is used where. Being used to the metric system, and English being a second language, it makes it a little harder to follow so this would make it even awesomer 😂Thank you so so much again for teaching me!
So glad I found you. You make drafting so easy. Now I am not intimidated by Helen....Armstrong's book. Thanks to you. Didn't realize I have such a treasured book at my disposal. Thanks again.
I would love to see a princess line dress, front and back, please thank you! Enjoyed your sleeve, and I'll watch your body slope pattern, thanks for sharing.
Wow incredible, your tutorial is perfect. I was confused between bicep and sleeve cap height but your teaching has made me to know the difference. I'm truly grateful. Thank you so much. Please can you make tutorial on how to draft wrap dress.
I am confused about the 10 inch bicep and 14 inch sleeve, but am so glad uou explained how to find cap height. No one has explained that in the dozens of sleeve videos ive watched.
Thank you for watching and I'm glad I could help clarify the concept of finding cap height! It's always great to know that my videos are providing valuable information to my viewers.
Oh yeah it can be super confusing. Sometimes they do not say to do things they just have it in a picture somewhere. My goal is to create a better pattern drafting book one day.
oh, this is an amazing resource! i really struggle with translating written instructions into actions so this is unbelievably helpful! thank you for such clear, precise instructions. You really made this feel simple and achievable!
This is great to hear! Thank you. I think trying to read a pattern drafting book can be really hard unless you already know what’s going on in the design. I’m here to make it easy!
Thank you for showing the markings so well. ❤ I am finally able to make a sleeve for my daughter's dress that we are usung as a pattern for another, but need a long sleeve for instead of a ruffle as a sleeve.😊.I watched another tutorial, but it didnt mention how to the sleeve for the existing bodice, and they didn't show how to write the lines. I appreciate the visual explanation that you did! ❤
I can't tell you how much I needed this video! Something I'd like to see you do in the future is redo your pencil skirt tutorial. I was looking at some of your older videos (my goodness how far you've come!), and I'd really like to know more about making pencil skirts. Someone asked me to make some for them, and I'm not very good at it. I'd like to know more!
Thank you so much. . I have same book 2nd edition bug I'm so intimidated by all those numbers. YOU MADE IT EASY. Thank you for sharing your talent and knowledge with us. Greetings from California ❤ God Bless you and your family 😊
Tracing the bodice on the sleeve pattern is genius, I didn't think about that before! I struggled with unfitting sleeve cap, made it complicated to sew on the bodice and it made the sleeve look ugly from the inside, will try this technique next time! Tysm ❤❤❤
Yay! I'm so glad you found this tip helpful. Tracing the bodice on the sleeve pattern really does make a difference. Keep up the great work and happy sewing!
THANK YOU SO MUCH FOR THIS VIDEO!! I copied a dress bodice I already had that was sleeveless and wanted to add sleeves to the pattern. I'd never done sleeve drafting before and was a bit intimidated that I wouldn't be able to get it to work. I tried 4 times to draft a sleeve from a few other websites/blogs, but something just didn't seem *quite right* about them, and it turned out they were missing the sleeve cap measurements! I followed your instructions, and while I'll need to adjust the sleeve cap height (which I found your other video on how to do just that!), I was able to draft a sleeve that looks exactly how I wanted to! 🎉👗
I love the drafting videos! Did you ever release an online class for purchase? I'm out of WA State but wishing there was more of this content from you. I love your style and way of teaching! @@SewAnastasia
Hi, first of all, thank you very much, I really like your content! I didn't understand where the 10 inch size was reflected. The circumference of the arm is larger than usual. I would appreciate your help
Guess she wants to know how you use the bicep measurement of 10". in making the sleeve pattern because from your video your bicep measurement turn out to be 14 inches
Great video. Can you talk about symmetrical vs asymmetrical sleeve caps (shape)? If I followed correctly we have two different opening lengths on the front and back of the garment but the sleeve draft splits the added numbers evenly. Help in understanding this would be greatly appreciated. Thank you.
You’re awesome, Allow me to describe my perfect dress pattern that I hope to create with your help. Ok imagine a full circle skirt that’s slightly below the knee, connected to a bodice that is form fitting with a crew neck (both front and back) and elbow length sleeves that are form fitting as well. Oh and a back invisible zipper that goes from the top to hip without creating a full seam down the back of the skirt. Let’s do this!
I love your video's you make it so much easier. Question, you first labelled C as sleeve cap then referred to it as bicep. Does it really matter? I do think they were different measurements though no?
The bicep line is the bottom of the sleeve cap. Hope that helps. I ramble & talk a lot sometimes lol 😂. The worst part of design & sewing is that everything has like 4 different names but they are the same thing. I will have to watch the vid again to fully answer your question though. Thanks for watching!
Thank you for this, it was very helpful. I did mess it up when you gave the formula for the arm scye (not sure I spelled that correctly) as when you said to add a quarter I thought you meant a quarter of the measurement, not a quarter inch! Ended up with a massive sleeve with way too much to ease in. Went back and did the math for your measurements and realized my mistake. Second try ended up much better.
I misunderstood too, so looked for someone else wondering what the quarter was of exactly and found your comment !! Easily misunderstood I think. Thanks🙂
I made your sleeve for a bridal gown-it fit beautifully! On her arm and in the original arm hole. Now the shoulder strap won’t stay up. Any suggestions?
I am going to redraft a sleeve from an existing pattern with this. The instructions are very clear, thank you. I have one question. It seems like most of the ease is in the front sleeve cap. Is there a way to move some of the ease to the back sleeve cap?
thank you for the video, it was very helpful. Did we end up using the bicep measurement that we took at the start? or just make the bicep line from our magic number derived from the armcye? ❤
I think we just used the armhole measurement. You can always go back and make just the bicep bigger if you need that. I have a video on it actually. Happy drafting :)
Hi how do we add ease to this? I want a basic sleeve but will it not be too tight if I just use my measurements. I’m plus size so hate having things tight on my arms.
This sleeve actually turns out fairly loose. You can always add more room to it through the slash and spread technique though. So this way you are keeping the arm hole measurement the same but making it bigger through the arm. Hope that helps. Thank you for watching.
Yeah I did the whole thing and the sleeve is 3” too narrow. The measurements don’t make sense. Maybe it’s only for super thin people like most of the design books
4:08 by now because of all the blubber, you scared away the beginners. Instead of explaining.how to get the measurement of a back armhole and explain why the front is different, you are blubbering about how SCARY complicated the book description is, meaning that's where you scare the beginners into.a frenzy. Why do these videos if you want to rather address a mirage of unrelated info then maybe the title should reflect "not beginner friendly"! Again just TMI on unrelated things, vs. too little info on why the back armhole has different measure than the front.
Thank you for making this easy to understand! This is the best explanation I've ever heard. THANK YOU!!!
That is awesome to hear. I hope you share it with all of your sewing friends. :)
Subscribed ❤ You’re a master. I learned a lot!! I have to say I had to go back a few times to get where the values were coming from and if they were constant values or obtained from the measurements. If I may leave a suggestion to make it easier, maybe showing a summary (a chart or written in lines) of the names and measurements to be used, and the constant values to add on each letter. Or maybe a generic drawing with a legend saying what measurement is used where. Being used to the metric system, and English being a second language, it makes it a little harder to follow so this would make it even awesomer 😂Thank you so so much again for teaching me!
@@paulamendes5907 Thanks for watching!
Finally the best explanation from youtubers. Thanks!
Thank you! Please share with your sewing friend’s :)
Thanks for the video! How can we adjust the curve if the gap between front/back bodice measurements is wider than 2 inches?
Good question! Here is a video on that. ua-cam.com/video/fMR7M8iJcX4/v-deo.htmlsi=kH06dQV0BEOtarDI
Oh how I wish we all could just use the metric system (hello from Norway 🇳🇴) 🙈 love your videos though ❤️
Awww 🥰 thank you 😊
Yesss! I was struggling with the measurements too!
Same
My gosh, you're a life saver!!!
woohoo! Happy to help!
So glad I found you. You make drafting so easy. Now I am not intimidated by Helen....Armstrong's book. Thanks to you. Didn't realize I have such a treasured book at my disposal. Thanks again.
Anytime! I’m going to start creating slot of original designs that are not in the book too so keep an eye out :)
Great! Thanks.
Am so gland I found you ❤️ it thanks.
Very welcome 🤗 Thank you for watching.
Thanks for showing how to walk the bodice pattern to transfer the notch positions
👏👏👏
I would love to see a princess line dress, front and back, please thank you! Enjoyed your sleeve, and I'll watch your body slope pattern, thanks for sharing.
I will add it to my list !
Wow incredible, your tutorial is perfect. I was confused between bicep and sleeve cap height but your teaching has made me to know the difference. I'm truly grateful.
Thank you so much.
Please can you make tutorial on how to draft wrap dress.
You are so welcome! A wrap dress is a great idea! I will add it to my list.
Best description I’ve seen. Thank you!
Very welcome 🤗
I am confused about the 10 inch bicep and 14 inch sleeve, but am so glad uou explained how to find cap height. No one has explained that in the dozens of sleeve videos ive watched.
Thank you for watching and I'm glad I could help clarify the concept of finding cap height! It's always great to know that my videos are providing valuable information to my viewers.
13:20 I am so thankful to have found you- I was struggling with the HJA book instructions, you’ve taken away all the fear. Thank you!
Oh yeah it can be super confusing. Sometimes they do not say to do things they just have it in a picture somewhere. My goal is to create a better pattern drafting book one day.
This is great work, well detailed and easy to understand. Lots of love.
Thank you! Cheers!
When drafting the sleeve, how would you decrease the amount that you would need to ease in?
I have a video about changing the cap ease. How To Adjust Sleeve Cap Ease Pattern Drafting Tutorial!
ua-cam.com/video/fMR7M8iJcX4/v-deo.html
oh, this is an amazing resource! i really struggle with translating written instructions into actions so this is unbelievably helpful! thank you for such clear, precise instructions. You really made this feel simple and achievable!
This is great to hear! Thank you. I think trying to read a pattern drafting book can be really hard unless you already know what’s going on in the design. I’m here to make it easy!
I subcribed. I find ur ur pattern making looking easy.and the way u showed how to check if the sleeve fits is sow useful. Like showing how it fits.
Thank you so much!!!!
This is an awesome teaching video. I alter bridal gowns/formals and am asked to make sleeves frequently! You taught me a lot with fit!
So happy to hear
Thank you for showing the markings so well. ❤ I am finally able to make a sleeve for my daughter's dress that we are usung as a pattern for another, but need a long sleeve for instead of a ruffle as a sleeve.😊.I watched another tutorial, but it didnt mention how to the sleeve for the existing bodice, and they didn't show how to write the lines. I appreciate the visual explanation that you did! ❤
I have been trying to do this forever. It never comes out right. Thank you for sharing this
I hope it turns out this time! Let me know if you have any questions
You're my hero :)
Awww thanks.
I can't tell you how much I needed this video! Something I'd like to see you do in the future is redo your pencil skirt tutorial. I was looking at some of your older videos (my goodness how far you've come!), and I'd really like to know more about making pencil skirts. Someone asked me to make some for them, and I'm not very good at it. I'd like to know more!
Thank you 😊 I can totally make more pencil skirt videos!
Now I can see where my mistakes are. Your tutorial is perfect 🙏👍❤️thank you 🙏
Thank you for watching.
Can you show pattern adjustments for petites / series
Great idea. Also check out some of my other sleeve pattern drafting videos & fitting videos. Some of those might be useful.
Wow this tutorial is unique, thank you so much. Its really helpful.
Thanks for watching 🤩
I really enjoyed this video. I like your pattern drafting series. I look forward to seeing what you do next
I am happy to hear this. Thank you for watching. I am excited to start creating more designs with the blocks now.
Thank you!❤
You're welcome 😊
Good morning as always great class. I would love a plus size bell bottom pant
Thank you & I will add it to my list!
Thank you so much. . I have same book 2nd edition bug I'm so intimidated by all those numbers. YOU MADE IT EASY.
Thank you for sharing your talent and knowledge with us.
Greetings from California ❤
God Bless you and your family 😊
Glad it was helpful! Thank you for watching. ❤️❤️❤️
Tracing the bodice on the sleeve pattern is genius, I didn't think about that before! I struggled with unfitting sleeve cap, made it complicated to sew on the bodice and it made the sleeve look ugly from the inside, will try this technique next time! Tysm ❤❤❤
Yay! I'm so glad you found this tip helpful. Tracing the bodice on the sleeve pattern really does make a difference. Keep up the great work and happy sewing!
Very instructive!!! I. Love it!!!
Thank you for watching! 🎀
Very detailed video. Weldone
Thank you
THANK YOU SO MUCH FOR THIS VIDEO!! I copied a dress bodice I already had that was sleeveless and wanted to add sleeves to the pattern. I'd never done sleeve drafting before and was a bit intimidated that I wouldn't be able to get it to work. I tried 4 times to draft a sleeve from a few other websites/blogs, but something just didn't seem *quite right* about them, and it turned out they were missing the sleeve cap measurements! I followed your instructions, and while I'll need to adjust the sleeve cap height (which I found your other video on how to do just that!), I was able to draft a sleeve that looks exactly how I wanted to! 🎉👗
This is super exciting!!! Woohoo 🥳 It feels so good to make your own clothes :)
Thank you! Great tutorial ❤
Very welcome. Thank you for watching 💗💕
Love this!!!
Thank for watching
I love the drafting videos! Did you ever release an online class for purchase? I'm out of WA State but wishing there was more of this content from you. I love your style and way of teaching!
@@SewAnastasia
Thanks for the Tutorial. Will try it in the near future. 😍
Thank you so much for this video!
You are so welcome! Thank you for watching.
Hi, first of all, thank you very much, I really like your content! I didn't understand where the 10 inch size was reflected. The circumference of the arm is larger than usual. I would appreciate your help
What’s your question ?
Guess she wants to know how you use the bicep measurement of 10". in making the sleeve pattern because from your video your bicep measurement turn out to be 14 inches
Great video. Can you talk about symmetrical vs asymmetrical sleeve caps (shape)? If I followed correctly we have two different opening lengths on the front and back of the garment but the sleeve draft splits the added numbers evenly. Help in understanding this would be greatly appreciated. Thank you.
Hi, Yes. I can make a video about it. Thank you for watching.
Great tutorial! I was wondering where you used the bicep measurement in the pattern?
You’re awesome
Awww thanks 😊
You’re awesome, Allow me to describe my perfect dress pattern that I hope to create with your help. Ok imagine a full circle skirt that’s slightly below the knee, connected to a bodice that is form fitting with a crew neck (both front and back) and elbow length sleeves that are form fitting as well. Oh and a back invisible zipper that goes from the top to hip without creating a full seam down the back of the skirt. Let’s do this!
Sounds great! Did you make it yet?
Fantastic thanks so much 😊
You’re welcome 😊
Thank you so much 💕
💕 welcome
I love your video's you make it so much easier. Question, you first labelled C as sleeve cap then referred to it as bicep. Does it really matter? I do think they were different measurements though no?
The bicep line is the bottom of the sleeve cap. Hope that helps. I ramble & talk a lot sometimes lol 😂. The worst part of design & sewing is that everything has like 4 different names but they are the same thing. I will have to watch the vid again to fully answer your question though. Thanks for watching!
Thank you so much for this video. I really learnt a lot. Just wondering what happened to the original bicep measurement, where does it come in?
It is around c-f
Can you make one without a slopper?
Yes. You just need to measure some sort of arm hole for it to fit into.
Thank you for this, it was very helpful. I did mess it up when you gave the formula for the arm scye (not sure I spelled that correctly) as when you said to add a quarter I thought you meant a quarter of the measurement, not a quarter inch! Ended up with a massive sleeve with way too much to ease in. Went back and did the math for your measurements and realized my mistake. Second try ended up much better.
Oh good. I am glad you figured it out. Happy drafting.
I misunderstood too, so looked for someone else wondering what the quarter was of exactly and found your comment !! Easily misunderstood I think. Thanks🙂
@@drew8958 Glad my mistake helped you out. :)
I made your sleeve for a bridal gown-it fit beautifully! On her arm and in the original arm hole. Now the shoulder strap won’t stay up. Any suggestions?
The shoulder strap? Can you put in a ribbon with snaps to catch this strap? Is it a bra strap?
@@SewAnastasia not an issue with her bra. Added a sleeve to a 1” shoulder strap gown. The weight of it pulls it off her shoulder
I am going to redraft a sleeve from an existing pattern with this. The instructions are very clear, thank you. I have one question. It seems like most of the ease is in the front sleeve cap. Is there a way to move some of the ease to the back sleeve cap?
Yes there is. You can re balance it however you like at the top. Thats a whole new video though. I will add it to my list.
thank you for the video, it was very helpful. Did we end up using the bicep measurement that we took at the start? or just make the bicep line from our magic number derived from the armcye?
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I think we just used the armhole measurement. You can always go back and make just the bicep bigger if you need that. I have a video on it actually. Happy drafting :)
I had to subscribe to your channel. It's a wealth of information.
Thank you :) I'm happy you are enjoying it :)
May i ask? What do i do if I do not have the french curve ruler?
Maybe use a bowl?
@@SewAnastasia thanks for the suggestion!
@@Felix_uzumaki.01 for sure
From G how much to bring down? Cant figure out what u said on that, tq
3/8
How do you measure if there is no armhole in the pattern?
Measure your bicep & sleeve cap
Hi how do we add ease to this? I want a basic sleeve but will it not be too tight if I just use my measurements. I’m plus size so hate having things tight on my arms.
This sleeve actually turns out fairly loose. You can always add more room to it through the slash and spread technique though. So this way you are keeping the arm hole measurement the same but making it bigger through the arm. Hope that helps. Thank you for watching.
How do o calculate cap height
Underarm to top of shoulder on the outside of the arm
From 8:50, can you please say the measurement in cm/mm, please, "G,H,K,L,M,N" in mm please , G= mm, H= mm , K= mm, L= mm, M= mm, N= mm"
You can convert it if you use the Google calculator
How do you sew in the ease ma’am?
Check out my video on that here ua-cam.com/video/D2N6yDfggoI/v-deo.htmlsi=uc7VWh2ZDYL6JId-
I will like to see wrap dress
Sounds great! I will add it to my list.
The bicep line was 7+7=14 and measurement was saying 10 thats where i got lost
Hummmmmm
My question exactly. Do we even need to take that measurement?
Yeah I did the whole thing and the sleeve is 3” too narrow. The measurements don’t make sense. Maybe it’s only for super thin people like most of the design books
Pattern draft hi low skirt
I will add it to my list!
Good tutorial. Thank you. (But it would be even better without the annoying background music)
Ok. Thank you for watching.
4:08 by now because of all the blubber, you scared away the beginners. Instead of explaining.how to get the measurement of a back armhole and explain why the front is different, you are blubbering about how SCARY complicated the book description is, meaning that's where you scare the beginners into.a frenzy. Why do these videos if you want to rather address a mirage of unrelated info then maybe the title should reflect "not beginner friendly"!
Again just TMI on unrelated things, vs. too little info on why the back armhole has different measure than the front.
Cool thanks! Let’s sew your free video on it then