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Long Sleeve Peplum Top Tutorial + Pattern! Sewing with linen // Customize by height! // CANARY shirt
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- Опубликовано: 23 окт 2023
- It's been a journey, but I've had so much fun creating my first digital sewing pattern! I'm so excited to get more people into my designs and see what special things you all create with this pattern. The CANARY top has been a best-seller in my made-to-measure collection for almost two years now, so I know you'll love the style and the fit.
There are so many fun variations that you can do with this pattern: the collar, sleeves, and peplum all can be mixed and matched! In this video, I will only show how to do "View A", which has a band collar, peplum waist, and long straight sleeves. However, the sewing pattern includes fully illustrated instructions for the other variations, like the traditional collar, crop hemline, and butterfly sleeves!
PLUS you can make the proportions perfect for your height using my Height Adjustment Calculator here: www.charliedar...
My pattern testers suggested that this pattern be labeled as experienced beginner or intermediate.
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Wow! I love easy sewing and this couldn’t be easier.
Excellent! I love it darling! Such a great teacher!
Thank you so much!
Hi there, I just bought your pattern and can't wait to get started once I commit to fabric. I watched the tutorial this evening and it is so thorough AND your tips are excellent!
Thank you! Happy sewing!!
Brilliant tips! :)
Thanks so much for the tutorial! I love using the instructions along with a video and really appreciate the time it takes to provide both.
No problem, thank you for appreciating the time element 😂😭... haha it is a LOT to do but has been very fun to put together! Happy sewing, and let me know how it turns out!! :)
Congratulations and thanks for this helpfull video :)
Thank you! :)
What an incredible tutorial, Leah!!!!! Holy Smokes, can't wait to make this! LMAO at the end! #magician
I’ve never heard of a self-healing cutting mat that you can also iron on. What a bonus!!! I have such a small sewing space and I could absolutely use something like this. Please tell the brand/type of cutting mat this is!!!😊I just purchased the part and really forward to making this.
Oh man I wish I could say this was a self-healing cutting mat, but unfortunately it's not! It does however work perfectly for my setup, so maybe this will still be a useful info for you.. It's actually a padded cloth table covering with a ruler grid printed on it (the table and covering are Sullivans Home Hobby Table from Joanns, link below!), and then I use an electric rotary cutter that has a bottom guard so the blade only cuts through my fabric, not my padded matting below it. (Also linked below). It was a little bit of an investment but I have found this combo to be amazing for keeping the whole project on the one table!!
Table
www.joann.com/sullivans-home-hobby-table/13132808.html?gclid=CjwKCAjw1t2pBhAFEiwA_-A-NMa_ABJ8qGkmo-ThGKI4KH0CpIH2oWWon6tBG8Zhlrzb0aj2vX1OihoCJO8QAvD_BwE
Cover
www.joann.com/home-hobby-table-cover/13834643.html
Electric Rotary Cutter
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Thank you soooo much!
I love the look of this. Great design. Do you have any idea how it works over a larger bust? Without darts I'm afraid the front hemline will gape or hang visibly higher than the back, and I don't quite feel confident enough to figure out adding darts to patterns myself.
This is a great question! To be completly honest I am also very curious of the answer to this. I definitely see your thoughts! As more people make it, I hope to get some feedback from others with a large bust who have tried out the pattern and gather some of their photos and suggestions. This may or may not be useful for your decision, but I wear my long-sleeve shirt open as a jacket at least 50% of the time, and I feel more confident that way of styling it would look good on a larger bust!
I have always seen where people love linen for its softness.
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However, that doesn't seem to always be the case. I bought a little blouse from J Peterman YEARS ago. The tag says 100% Linen, Made in China (probably means fabricated there). Since linen can shrink so much, I always wash it by hand in tepid water. Yet all these years later, it still stays crunchy. Should I use hot water (it must have shrunken enough by now)? Should I wash it in the machine? Should I add fabric softener? Am I doing something wrong?
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If all linens are like this blouse, they are significantly over-rated. >_<
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I love Ms Widdicombe's entrepreneurial spirit. All the best luck to her!
Great video, ❤what kind of serger do you use?
Thank you! I have the Brother Lock 1034DX 😊
What fabric ‘scissors you using?
I'm using the Hercules electric rotary cutter (linked below) and my regular pink scissors are Singer brand!
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@@charliedarwintextiles Thanks!