Thanks Julija, good tips as always. I use colour catchers in the wash too, and then save them to use as a tearaway stabiliser on small embroidery tasks.
Love color catchers! Good tip. Will your course cover how to deal with a large abdomen and narrow shoulders? I have back luck with tops. I’ve made several toiles and the fit is still off. I need help!-Claudia
In the course I show classic T-shirt patternmaking method, where front and back pieces are the same, so it’s a more simplified version than, for example, building a pattern block for woven garments. Every line in this technique is measured on body - for example, to draw shoulders, we measure shoulder width and shoulder angle from waist center to shoulder tip, so we get a very custom shoulder fit for each person🤗
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Thanks Julija, good tips as always. I use colour catchers in the wash too, and then save them to use as a tearaway stabiliser on small embroidery tasks.
Reusing colour catcher as stabiliser is such a great idea - very smart and resourceful!🤩👍
Same here😊
Alternative to colour catcher sheets... sacrificial towels (I now have a selection of pastel towels that used to be white!).
Thank you very much for your very valuable advice, keep watching your videos
Very interesting sewing and washing advice, thank you.
Great tips. I always keep color catchers on hand.
I never regretted adding a color catcher, but I have regretted not using one - such a useful item!🤗
Please make a separate video on how you attach the collar (tip nr 2)
Yes, good tips, thank you!
Happy to hear you enjoyed these tips!🤗
Thanks so much! I always find your tips very useful!
I’m so glad to hear this!❤️
Thanks great information
Very glad to hear this!🤗
Love color catchers! Good tip. Will your course cover how to deal with a large abdomen and narrow shoulders? I have back luck with tops. I’ve made several toiles and the fit is still off. I need help!-Claudia
In the course I show classic T-shirt patternmaking method, where front and back pieces are the same, so it’s a more simplified version than, for example, building a pattern block for woven garments. Every line in this technique is measured on body - for example, to draw shoulders, we measure shoulder width and shoulder angle from waist center to shoulder tip, so we get a very custom shoulder fit for each person🤗
Always great content, thanks.
I bought your tee shirt class / instructions. I can’t find it now
You should get an email with welcome to the course and course link - please check email (and spam folder - sometimes email goes there)🤗
It showed up! Thank you
I track layers when I'm serving and there might be an issue
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