JEAN YOKE MAKING

This is how you would make a yoke for the
front of the back for jean construction.
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[@nonst4r]

Isnt the yoke supposed to have a dart incorporated into it

[@NOBELONEZ]

Academics says it's supposed to, but I guess you can add a dart if you want to decrease the size of the waist

[@damageGAVIN]

THAT PART!!!! THANK YOU SO MUCH!!!

[@ericw.stilesmasterbespoket3212]

UR VERY WELCOME

[@colbyboek7653]

This was so great and Informative thank you so much

[@brothercarlsen422]

Thank you! Just what I was looking for. Now I'm curious - why not just use the back pattern as is? Is is simply a style choice, or does it have a function? And if I have a dart on my original pattern, do I add that to the yoke as well?

[@mohammedabidi2232]

Great video, but what is the purpose of the yoke? Why not just incorporate it into the leg piece?

[@afroninjadeluxe]

Thank you

[@DugborFortune]

Had a vintage pattern book that made the seam curved. They said twas for dart effect on the trousers.

[@ericw.stilesmasterbespoket3212]

That is totally correct, and that also means you are a great researcher. Good Job!

[@fhuhvj2916]

At the beginning how did you determine the amount to come down on the side seam and center back line? the 2 in and 3.5 in.

[@ericw.stilesmasterbespoket3212]

Just a design, coming down 2, 3 5, 8 are all different designs, try the out, or design your own. MR. EWS