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@@YaJagoff unfortunately I don't have a tutorial on inserting sleeves. There are generally 2 methods - sewing the sleeve tube and inserting it into the side arm hole (traditionally done with suit jackets, dresses, dress shirts, etc) or lining up the top middle of the sleeve shoulder with the top shoulder seam on the torso of the garment; sew it into place before closing the side seams. Then once the sleeve is attached sew one long seam from the wrist along the under side of the sleeve all the way along the side seam and down to the bottom of the garment (traditionally done with raglan style sleeve garments). I used the raglan sleeve insert method when I made the Ninja turtle costume as well as the Jedi rob. I think I go into further detail in those videos on inserting that style sleeve.

Ahhhh. Got it. Thanks so much for this!!! And thanks for taking the time to reply. I am a novice sewer… know just enough to get through my granddaughters Halloween costumes each year 😂

@@YaJagoff good luck on your dinosaur costume 😊

Thank you for the recommendation! I'll definitely​ check out Gertie's Charm Patterns.

@@carmenbosch9652 I bought it at JoAnn fabrics. It's a polar fleece and I have seen it in stock this year at my local shop. Should be available online.

@@danicabrunner7359 because I made this out of thick and very soft polar fleece I didn't add a lining. But yes, I think you could use any cotton fabric you like. Know that quilters cotton will be more stiff even after washing. While brushed cotton will be soft and have less structure. Good luck!! ☺️

@@AMullllllllll if I remember correctly it took me an afternoon for the base. Then I think I double checked the length of arms, legs, and body on my son that evening. Then finished hemming. I think if you have all the pieces, read through the pattern before starting, and you know length measurements - it shouldn't take more than a few hours. This is a lovely quick jumper to assemble. Good luck on your project!

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It's a black and brown herringbone brushed cotton fabric from JoAnn fabrics. Soft and cozy and a bit thick for warmth.

That's a fabulous tip! Especially for using a pattern again later! Thank you!

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In my high school, the mantra was, "What God has forgotten, fill in with cotton." - Class of 1969

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Sure. Thank you so much for watching and following along with me!

It is absolutely the fabric that's helping it stand up so much. Even with the stiffer fabric I had to occasionally fluff the side piece throughout the wedding. If your fabric isn't stiff enough on its own you can always starch it - or if you really wanted to go crazy you could add a thin wire to the outer hem ☺️

Thank you @@ladyalexandriaj for those tips! I considered the wire, but spray starch never even crossed my mind! I finished the dress and I absolutely love it.

For this dress I didn't use a specific pattern. I made a pattern myself based on pictures of dresses my niece said she liked. I tried to outline the steps I took in order to get this look. Simplicity 4764 is a child's pattern that would get a similar look to this - but won't be exactly the same. Hope this helps. Thank you for watching and commenting

Since making this video I've found that using a sponge roller or pin curl works best for my bangs. And both yield a very authentic look

Socks! Brilliant 😃 I'll have to try that as my hair gets longer ❤️

Thank you so much for watching and commenting! I wish you well with your sewing journey - both hand sewing and maybe in the future machine sewing. ❤️

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I feel that way about crotchet and more difficult knits. I'd have to trade a sewn item for a beautiful crotchet or lace made item 😄 We've all got the things that make sense to us ❤️ Thank you so much for watching!

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@ladyalexandriaj Your welcome.

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Thank you! I was so thrilled to realize everything matched so nicely.

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Thank you. This was a really lovely pattern to make. Very straightforward. I highly recommend it.

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Thank you so much for watching and commenting! I hope your dress comes out wonderfully!

Thank you so much Aunt Beth! For watching and for all of your amazing positive support! ❤️❤️❤️❤️

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According to Mrs Depew's instructions/website seam allowance is included in these lingerie patterns. I followed this and did not add additional seam allowance.

Thank you so much for watching and commenting! I'm so glad you found this helpful ☺️ wishing you well and your little Dino lover too 🦖

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Just finished his costume. I also altered it so the shoe covers were detached, we live in very we Scotland

@@Righamc Thank you for watching all the way from Scotland! I'm so excited for your Dino 3yo! My little still wears his costume - I hope your little Dino loves his as well ❤️🦖🦕

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Thank you so much for watching and commenting ☺️ I think having different pattern makers can be a great way to find the right path for many different people! Vogue steps were all out of order for me who learned with Simplicity, McCall's and Ann Adams 25+ years ago. Now, as I'm trying to expand my sewing knowledge, it's very interesting to see the differences between the different pattern makers and the changes each made throughout the years. 😊

@@ladyalexandriaj Thankyou. I do appreciate what you say x

There was quite a bit about these instructions that surprised me. I think the thing I find most disappointing is that patterns written like this could definitely have a negative impact on new sewists. If things are too confusing people may become discouraged and simply give up.

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Oh a bolero would be very cute with this and fit with the decades which inspired this. I'll have to see if I have any large pieces left. I mostly had scraps at the end.