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Sew Awesome
Добавлен 4 янв 2015
Pattern drafting and clothing construction demos.
Drafting the Fly Front Zipper
How to Sew the Fly-Front Closure: ruclips.net/video/OdH7Exc0J_o/видео.html
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Sewing the Inverted Box Pleat
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How to Sew Knife Pleats: ruclips.net/video/7Fenehjwob4/видео.html
Sewing the Hong Kong Finish
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Finding And Cutting Bias on Fabric: ruclips.net/video/NgBmSCIBLmY/видео.html
Sewing Knife Pleats
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How to sew the Box pleat/Inverted Box pleat: ruclips.net/video/rO-aFusJmWU/видео.html
Finishing the Bodice: Structured Bodice Complete! Part 3 of 3
Просмотров 2875 месяцев назад
Creating a Sleeveless/Strapless Structured Bodice Series 1. Draping a Princess Seam Sleeveless Strapless Bodice: ruclips.net/video/togwczVle04/видео.html 2. Sewing the Bodice Muslin (also shows how to layout fabric & mark body balance lines): ruclips.net/video/75JhoNE5n8E/видео.html 3. Cutting, Prepping, & Sewing the Bodice Lining: ruclips.net/video/3Eew6tfnQ8o/видео.html 4. Boning the Structur...
Finishing the Bodice: Handwork at Center Back, Neckline, and Hem Part 2 of 3
Просмотров 1095 месяцев назад
Creating a Sleeveless/Strapless Structured Bodice Series 1. Draping a Princess Seam Sleeveless Strapless Bodice: ruclips.net/video/togwczVle04/видео.html 2. Sewing the Bodice Muslin (also shows how to layout fabric & mark body balance lines): ruclips.net/video/75JhoNE5n8E/видео.html 3. Cutting, Prepping, & Sewing the Bodice Lining: ruclips.net/video/3Eew6tfnQ8o/видео.html 4. Boning the Structur...
Installing the Closure: Hand Pricking the Zipper into the Bodice Part 3 of 3
Просмотров 1035 месяцев назад
Creating a Sleeveless/Strapless Structured Bodice Series 1. Draping a Princess Seam Sleeveless Strapless Bodice: ruclips.net/video/togwczVle04/видео.html 2. Sewing the Bodice Muslin (also shows how to layout fabric & mark body balance lines): ruclips.net/video/75JhoNE5n8E/видео.html 3. Cutting, Prepping, & Sewing the Bodice Lining: ruclips.net/video/3Eew6tfnQ8o/видео.html 4. Boning the Structur...
Installing the Closure: Adjusting the Zipper Length Part 2 of 3
Просмотров 1135 месяцев назад
Creating a Sleeveless/Strapless Structured Bodice Series 1. Draping a Princess Seam Sleeveless Strapless Bodice: ruclips.net/video/togwczVle04/видео.html 2. Sewing the Bodice Muslin (also shows how to layout fabric & mark body balance lines): ruclips.net/video/75JhoNE5n8E/видео.html 3. Cutting, Prepping, & Sewing the Bodice Lining: ruclips.net/video/3Eew6tfnQ8o/видео.html 4. Boning the Structur...
Finishing the Bodice: Adjusting and Pinning the Lining, Neckline, and Hem Closed Part 1 of 3
Просмотров 1325 месяцев назад
Creating a Sleeveless/Strapless Structured Bodice Series 1. Draping a Princess Seam Sleeveless Strapless Bodice: ruclips.net/video/togwczVle04/видео.html 2. Sewing the Bodice Muslin (also shows how to layout fabric & mark body balance lines): ruclips.net/video/75JhoNE5n8E/видео.html 3. Cutting, Prepping, & Sewing the Bodice Lining: ruclips.net/video/3Eew6tfnQ8o/видео.html 4. Boning the Structur...
Installing the Closure: Fitting the Bodice for the Zipper Part 1 of 3
Просмотров 1925 месяцев назад
Creating a Sleeveless/Strapless Structured Bodice Series 1. Draping a Princess Seam Sleeveless Strapless Bodice: ruclips.net/video/togwczVle04/видео.html 2. Sewing the Bodice Muslin (also shows how to layout fabric & mark body balance lines): ruclips.net/video/75JhoNE5n8E/видео.html 3. Cutting, Prepping, & Sewing the Bodice Lining: ruclips.net/video/3Eew6tfnQ8o/видео.html 4. Boning the Structur...
Finishing the Bodice Neckline: Hand Tacking the Bias Facing Down Part 3 of 3
Просмотров 1475 месяцев назад
Creating a Sleeveless/Strapless Structured Bodice Series 1. Draping a Princess Seam Sleeveless Strapless Bodice: ruclips.net/video/togwczVle04/видео.html 2. Sewing the Bodice Muslin (also shows how to layout fabric & mark body balance lines): ruclips.net/video/75JhoNE5n8E/видео.html 3. Cutting, Prepping, & Sewing the Bodice Lining: ruclips.net/video/3Eew6tfnQ8o/видео.html 4. Boning the Structur...
Finishing the Bodice Neckline: Sewing the Bias Facing on by Machine Part 2 of 3
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Finishing the Bodice Neckline: Sewing the Bias Facing on by Machine Part 2 of 3
Finishing the Bodice Neckline: Prepping the Bias Facing and Bodice Neckline Part 1 of 3
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Finishing the Bodice Neckline: Prepping the Bias Facing and Bodice Neckline Part 1 of 3
Finishing the Bodice Hem: Edge to Edge
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Finishing the Bodice Hem: Edge to Edge
Constructing the Structured Bodice: Sewing the Bodice Outer Shell Fashion Fabric
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Constructing the Structured Bodice: Sewing the Bodice Outer Shell Fashion Fabric
Constructing the Structured Bodice: Cutting out the Fashion Fabric and Interfacing
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Constructing the Structured Bodice: Cutting out the Fashion Fabric and Interfacing
Adding Lingerie Straps to the Lining
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Adding Lingerie Straps to the Lining
Adding More Support to the Neckline: Hand Tacking the Bias Interfacing to the Lining
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Adding More Support to the Neckline: Hand Tacking the Bias Interfacing to the Lining
Adding More Support to the Neckline: Sewing the Bias Interfacing to the Neckline
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Adding More Support to the Neckline: Sewing the Bias Interfacing to the Neckline
Adding More Support to the Neckline: Pinning the Bias Interfacing to the Neckline
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Adding More Support to the Neckline: Pinning the Bias Interfacing to the Neckline
Adding More Support to the Neckline: Prepping the Bias Interfacing
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Adding More Support to the Neckline: Prepping the Bias Interfacing
Cutting, Prepping, & Sewing the Bodice Lining
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Cutting, Prepping, & Sewing the Bodice Lining
Boning the Structured Bodice Lining
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Boning the Structured Bodice Lining
Boning the Structured Bodice Lining: Added Support
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Boning the Structured Bodice Lining: Added Support
Thankyou - this would be particulary good for unstable fabrics. Good clear expllanation.
Glad it helped! It would be a very good technique to use with fabrics that are hard to work with.
Thanks very informative tutorial
Gald it was useful.
Nice video
Thank you.
Is there difference between interlining and underlining
No. They are the same thing.
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You're welcome.
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Loving the work so far😂
Thanks!
I love the detailing i had problems in corset making
Hopefully these videos help.
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Just what I needed. Thanks.
Glad to be of service.
Thank you so much for this wonderful video! What foot you used on your sewing machine please?
The foot is just a regular two toed foot. The machine I am using is a Bernina 1008.
Love your vids.
Thanks for watching!
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You're welcome! 😃
Brilliant tip folding under the dart tip! I always have a problem with it tearing there. Can’t wait to try it out. Thank you 🙏🙏
Hope it helps!
This is beautiful
Thank you!
Can you explain why you chose to hand stitch the zipper in instead of using a machine? Is it just to get the seam closer to the zipper? Thank you!
For two reason: This is a couture garment, so whenever possible I try to use hand sewing techniques when doing finishing work. Also, the prick stitch looks better aesthetically, than a row of machine stitching would, in my opinion.
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Muchas gracias por todo ese conociendo tan valioso❤❤❤🎉🎉
You're more than welcome! Thank you for watching!
Amazing! How would you put this together if it were a sheer looking bodice?
If it was sheer, it would remove a lot of the layers. You would no longer need the lining or interfacing layers. You would also want to use some kind of ribbon to create the boning channels. The boning would be applied directly to the fashion fabric. You could also clean finish the neckline and bottom edge with a bias binding.
Thank you for this lesson. I'm working on drafting my own bodice block for a Vest. I drafted for my upper bust, then gave the front a FBA that still had no shape. Then I used your technique of closing up the waist dart and transferring the dart volume into the bust. Wow, I've got shape in the right spot!
We love contour!
Currently using the WDF Vincent “Cutter’s Guide” from the early 1900s to draft a shirt pattern. Did I know what the “button stand” was before today? No. Did a couple British sewers/sewists explain it’s just the button placket? Yes. And now, here you are, showing me exactly how to fold AND sew it, just like magic, unlike the lot of them! Thank you so much for your help, from a costuming fellow! (Perhaps next I will try my hand at those mystical flat-front/fronted/dress shirts…)
Thank you for sharing your story with us. Glad we could be a small part of it!
Really enjoyed this series, thank you. I just need to make a sloper now!
Glad you enjoyed it! Here's a great book to help you make your slopers: www.amazon.com/dp/160901944X/?coliid=I3Q24VLB72QPV3&colid=4LN53BD9L7HR&psc=1&ref_=list_c_wl_lv_ov_lig_dp_it
This is always my go to way to do a front button placket on casual shirts ~ so tidy, and super easy. Thanks for sharing your method.
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Very helpful video ~ Thank you. Is there a standard width for back pleats? Is it based on the size of the pattern, or a personal choice?
As far as I know, there is no industry standard, but individual companies may have a specific size pleat that they prefer to use. Whatever you deem necessary should suffice.
@@sew_awesome_now Thank you for your kind reply.
Thank you
My pleasure.
I do a lot of sewing, since watching your videos, I incorporate a lot of your techniques which only make the garments I make better. Clients are always pleased, however, it's the little additions that I add from watching you that give the garment that extra touch!! Thank you. 🥰
Thank you so much! I'm happy the videos are helpful to you. And it really is the little things {understitching, clipping. etc) that make the garments batter. 😄
Fantastic thank you
Thank you for watching!
Enjoy your videos. Very detailed, which is very helpful. Also the camera work is good. Perfect timing! Just got my granddaughters bridesmaids dress to change from small to extra small. I have worked in a bridal and dance custom shop and sewn for six decades, but not so much the last ten years. The dress is well made; however, the brand has covered the plastic boning with lining side seam allowance and sewn …through… the plastic boning on the side seam. Impossible to pick out! Finally used a razor, but still nearly impossible. So, appreciating your placement of boning. …..Just a side note from experience and classes. Claire Schaefer instructed to run threads through bees wax and then ironing the thread before hand work. Been doing this for many years…no thread tangles. Also, the custom bridal shop always left one inch hem allowance and side seams, clipped just half way allowing for alterations especially on bridesmaids dresses. One more thing, I struggled on your site to find the proper sequence of posts, nevertheless, I found them at the perfect time. Tomorrow, on that bridesmaid dress, should go a little easier. Thanks for your excellent videos and good luck with your sewing business.
Thank you for watching and for your thoughtful feed back. You defiantly have a wealth of knowledge to share, considering experience. The way non-custom dress are constructed can make it very difficult to alter. But that's what happens in the industry when garments are made on a mass produced level. I've used beeswax before and it definitely stops the thread tangles but I always worry about getting the wax residue on the expansive fabrics I'm working with, so I deal with the tangles. I agree about the clipping but when I'm making a custom piece, I want clip all the way yo the stitching so I can get the most contour out of the seam as possible, giving perfect fit. I need to organize my videos better, but on most series like this one, I do have all the videos linked, in order in the discretion below the video. Thank you again for watching and sharing your experiences with us!
Very enjoyable lesson, and it show what a lot of hard work and expertise goes into making a garment like this.
Thank you for watching! 😊
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Really really nice!! What book(s) would you recommend to be able to make one, besides watching you again of course.
Unfortunately, I don't have any book recommendations for building a bodice like this. Everything you've seen me do in this structured bodice series I learned while working in the industry.
I should have asked this 2 videos back, what are you using for the interfacing? Is just plain cotton or a cotton mix?
It's called Siri. It's a poly/cotton mix, I believe. I like the medium weight. You can find it here (under "woven non-fusible"): guidefabrics.com/wp-content/uploads/2019/11/INTERlinings_list.pdf
Hi , so you don’t use iron on interfacing. ?
I prefer the woven non-fusible. Fusible could work as well. It's really about finding what works best for the structure you're trying to build.
New subscriber 🎉 you a great teacher ! Thnx
Thank you!
Exactly the tutorial I was looking for .thnx sooo much ❤
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So well explained
Thank you!
Great tips
Thanks!
Thanks for the tutorial.
My pleasure. Thanks for watching!
Super happy that the algorithm gods put you on my queue!!! 😊
Glad we should up there!
Thank you. You saved me.
Happy it helped!
How would you walk the waist seams of a corset pattern?
I'm not sure I understand the question? Do you mean "mark?" If you have a seam where the waist is, then there is no need to mark the waist as the seam already indicates where the waist is.
This tutorial is helping me immensely for my strapless princess bodice dress project. Thank you so much!
I'm glad to hear that the tutorial is helpful for your strapless dress project! Thank you for sharing, and best of luck with your sewing. I should have the rest of the videos up for this project by the middle of July...
Nice video! Very clear explanation. What is the source of your basic sloper?
Thanks for asking. This sloper/pattern was drafted from the from the "Patternmaking for Fashion Design," by Helen Joseph Armstrong, pattern book. It's the basic bodice, skirt, and sleeve slopers. It was drafted using what the book considers "size 10" measurements. Here's a link to the book on Amazon: a.co/d/4kBExtv
Thanks for the quick response! I will check that out!
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I love your channel!! You should post more🙌🏻🙌🏻👏🏻
Thank you! I'm trying. Hard to find the time to film and edit these.😂
Just watched all 6 of these. Brilliant. Thank You
Glad you enjoyed them.
Very clear instructions, thank you for posting👍
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So helpful!!!
Glad it helped!
thank you so much the video was very helpful and clear 💗
Thank you! Glad it could be of help.