Wow! Just completed a yoke using your method. I like it so much more than the burrito method or the old-fashioned way of slip stitching the inside yoke piece at the shoulders. Amazing. Thank you so much for this tutorial.
After a google search for yoke construction I found this wonderful video. I was so impressed that I went to the website to see what lessons were there. I'm hooked! Can't wait to put into action all the great lessons & idea projects!
I was utterly lost at the yoke steps of Vogue 8759, my second ever pattern (I gave up in despair on opening the first ever one) and Professor Pincushion came to the rescue again with this wonderful video. Pincushion is the single most useful channel on RUclips for any subject, and I use RUclips a lot to learn all kinds of different things. Thank you PP !!!
Being new at sewing and working on my first shirt, i was at a total loss coming to ataching the yoke. This wonderfull and extremely clear video got me right back on track. Thanks!
Only 474 Likes? Come on! This was an awesome lesson. Clear, easy to understand and follow. This was compliments of our dear, cute and conscientious Professor Pincushion. Bravo, I like your style.
Making my first button shirt. Could not get top or tail of the yoke part of the pattern. Your wonderful clear explanation and demonstration cleared up all my confusion and I have just successfully sewn my first yoke and yoke facing to the back and fronts of the shirt. Thank you so much PP. Tina from the UK.
Professor Pincusion, Your tutorial videos are great help. I would like to request, if you show me how to cut step by step the yoke nighties (night wear) for large size. Thank you very much, safia
It holds it in place and should hide the stitching, giving a better finish. However I find it better to take the needle under a stitch rather than through the fabric as my stitches show if I do that!
Another great tutorial! I would like to know if I join the monthly premium will the shirt tutorial will be shown completely step by step. I would love to learn to sew a complete outfit such as this shirt. Thanks!!
you can definitely do that, but because you already have an understitch, you'll have two rows of stitching so it's a little trickier to get it to look neat.
Wow! Just completed a yoke using your method. I like it so much more than the burrito method or the old-fashioned way of slip stitching the inside yoke piece at the shoulders. Amazing. Thank you so much for this tutorial.
After a google search for yoke construction I found this wonderful video. I was so impressed that I went to the website to see what lessons were there. I'm hooked! Can't wait to put into action all the great lessons & idea projects!
I was utterly lost at the yoke steps of Vogue 8759, my second ever pattern (I gave up in despair on opening the first ever one) and Professor Pincushion came to the rescue again with this wonderful video. Pincushion is the single most useful channel on RUclips for any subject, and I use RUclips a lot to learn all kinds of different things. Thank you PP !!!
aw, thank you so much! I'm so glad we could help and I hope you were able to finish your project :)
Being new at sewing and working on my first shirt, i was at a total loss coming to ataching the yoke. This wonderfull and extremely clear video got me right back on track. Thanks!
so glad you tackled the yoke! enjoy your new hobby and new shirt :)
Only 474 Likes? Come on! This was an awesome lesson. Clear, easy to understand and follow. This was compliments of our dear, cute and conscientious Professor Pincushion.
Bravo, I like your style.
thanks so much for the kind words :)
You saved my life with this tutorial. Thank you!
Making my first button shirt. Could not get top or tail of the yoke part of the pattern. Your wonderful clear explanation and demonstration cleared up all my confusion and I have just successfully sewn my first yoke and yoke facing to the back and fronts of the shirt. Thank you so much PP. Tina from the UK.
yay! I'm so glad it worked out for you :D
Hi, Toba. Love this yolk tutorial. Thank you so much for sharing. Keep them coming. Hugs
I like your nails! I had to say that I loved this tutorial thank you very much.
I am following your lecture but I need more explanation of how to measure and cut the yoke pls.
This video saved me!!!!! Thanks sooooooo much!!!!!
Thank you for another great video! And those are the coolest fingernails yet!
Professor Pincusion, Your tutorial videos are great help. I would like to request, if you show me how to cut step by step the yoke nighties (night wear) for large size. Thank you very much, safia
What is the purpose of the slip stitch when you are going to top stitch?
Funny I just asked this same exact question today
yes why
It holds it in place and should hide the stitching, giving a better finish. However I find it better to take the needle under a stitch rather than through the fabric as my stitches show if I do that!
Great tutorial! Did you finish the armholes with bias tape? Is there a video for that?
How to stitch a yoke and sleeves?
So is this a double yoke
Another great tutorial! I would like to know if I join the monthly premium will the shirt tutorial will be shown completely step by step. I would love to learn to sew a complete outfit such as this shirt. Thanks!!
gladtidings4all Not yet, but for the next couple of weeks are tutorial are with this shirt so hopefully it'll help you out. Thanks!
Nice video
Informal good!
I want ladies night dress color
good
tanx
What pattern is this?
+Melody Chellis McCall's 6649
I wonder of you can see the slipstitch on the right side?
Britt van Ieperen not if you only grab a little bit of fabric and you're using a matching thread color.
Professor Pincushion okay, thanks so much for the amazing tutorials. keep going !
slip stitch is the hardest option, why not just top stitch.
you can definitely do that, but because you already have an understitch, you'll have two rows of stitching so it's a little trickier to get it to look neat.
Very poorly explained, just not enough info for a first time shirt sewer!!