IT'S BEUTIFUL!!! but i'm only a ten year old girl who just started today, so maybe i went to far ahead of myself. (also i'm using my granparents account, that's why the name is tony)
Since you’re just a beginner, you may want to start with easier projects like a pin cushion or a pillow, or if you’re really into making shirts use another video! This video does not teach you how to make the pattern, make measurements, etc. I’d recommend getting patterns from the sewing section at Walmart. Hmu with any questions you got!
It would also be helpful to avoid dark colours especially black. Any light is just absorbed and details become invisible. Also, there are so many way in which to mess up joining bias tape that way. Trust me, I have made most of them!
Press the hem on the sleeve in the flat, but don't actually hem it until after sewing the side seams. This results in a much more professional looking sleeve hem.
Why did you not stay stitch the arm holes and the neckline ? This is a must to prevent distortion and stretching of those areas. Also why a 1/2" seam when the standard is 1.5cm or 5/8" ? I'm afraid this video would be very confusing for a beginner.
Especially when sewing more stretchy material, its better to use zig zag stitch so the shirt stretches with your body. Otherwise the stitch is weak and can easily break (this happened to me and i felt upset i would have to go back and fix it). Also try to match the thread color as mucj as you can to the shirt bc if some of your stitches show because they werent close enough together each stitch, that other color will show
Easier way to sew in sleeves....before you sew in side seams! You will find it easier & will have less or no puckers to deal with! You can even sew in the sleeves without pinning too!
Yes. Thank goodness some videos assume a basic knowledge of cutting out a pattern and using a sewing machine; otherwise they would all be 60-90 minutes.
I love Angela Wolf. I wish she would do a complete sewalong on Craftsy video. Maybe an intermediate to advanced dress or slacks pattern. Like Gertie's dress or Susan Khalje's The couture dress. A nice, long class.
Great idea! Have you found the commercial bias tape shrinks the first time you wash it, after it's been applied to a garment? If so, how much? I've always made my own bias tape, but I'm getting lazy after 40 yr of sewing!!
My problem is my side seams won’t get even! Idky. Like the front of the shirt is shorter than the back of the shirt ☹️ any advice?? Because my shirt isn’t stretchy
not a professional but i i think because when you are sewing the front and back shoulders connect so i think the back will always be a lil longer before sewing
I’m mad because I don’t have a sewing machine yet(they’re legit sold out everywhere during quarantine) and I need to make my dress by July 3rd for the 4th of July. I’m sewing by hand but it’s taking way too long and I’m not skilled enough
I'm perplexed. The bias tape does not stretch so how can you sew a straight edge against a curved edge and not get puckers? Shouldn't you cut notches around all curves to prevent puckering? I learned from Professor Pincushion, Craftsy, and Sure Fit Designs, U of Fashion and others. Thanks so much for your time.
When applying bias tape to curves, you basically have to squash it a little at the inner, smaller curve (the edge of your neckline if you're binding a neckline), and stretch it out at the outside curve, and that takes care of it and helps it lie flat. With a bit of practice, you get the hang of it and just do that automatically. So you may still want to clip your curve if you're, say, using the tape like a facing and have seam alowances that you turn inside; but when you're using bias tape to bind an edge (without seam allowances at the curve you're finishing), you don't have to clip anything - indeed you shouldn't, because that would distort your curve. And bias tape does stretch because: Depending on the weave / type of the fabric, it usually does have some "give" on the bias - it's not stretch like lycra is stretch, in that the yarn / material itself does not stretch, but it does stretch as a fabric on the whole. (There are some tightly-woven exceptions, but pre-made bias tape is not made out of them, obviously.) You can test it out and see for yourself with some woven fabrics - grab it in your hands in two places along the true bias (that is, diagonally at a 45 degree angle to the grainline) and pull - in most cases, it will stretch out to some degree. Picture it like this: when the fabric lies straight, the woven yarns crossing over one another are like on a square grid (especially obvious if you're working with a plain/tabby weave). The yarns (if not stretchy in themselves) won't alow the woven fabric to stretch when they're lying straight next to one another. But when it's pulled on the bias, the interlinking yarns that create the weave will shift - it's no longer a square grid. The yarns are not stretching as such, their length remains the same, but the points at which they're interlinked are now at a greater distance from one another in the direction at which you pull. What stretches is not the yarns themselves, but the space between them. Like when you compare a diamond-shape to a square with the sides being the same length - even though the length of the sides is the same, the distance between two opposing corners is bigger in a diamond. Hope that helps you understand. :-) Ergo: fabric cut on the bias is much more pliable than a straight-cut strip of the same woven fabric. Not just in bias tape: think slinky evening dresses that hug the figure. It has some disadvantages, too - when you have seams cut on the bias (not just true bias), they can stretch out even when you don't want them to, so you have to sew them more carefully and maybe stabilise them with some fusible interfacing or some tape sewn down (not bias tape :D ) if they will be under more stress (better-made garments often have some tape sewn down along shoulder seams, which are slanted somewhat). Well, I hope this was exhaustive but not too overwhelming. :-)
First of all this is not the best pattern for a beginner because of the bias neckline and set in sleeves. This is Grainline's Scout Tee. If you are a beginner, pick a different pattern. I have heard that Itch to Stitch has great instructions. Maybe her Melrose Top? I like her patterns and have a few. Grainline's Scout is a great pattern and I love it because it is basic, a pullover, and made for a woven. Second, Grainline Studios uses a 1/2" seam allowance not 5/8" which is a standard of the big 4 pattern companies: Simplicity, McCalls, Vogue, and Butterick which dominated the home sewing industry for years. Most independent pattern companies use the 1/2" or even 3/8" to 1/4" seam allowance when drafting patterns for the home market. Grainline has great patterns but not the best for beginners because her directions. But the drafting is great. I, too, prefer doing a flat sleeve insertion. Also, I would complete the neckline while flat before sewing the side seams. It just makes it easier. I have been sewing and pattern making for 53 years. This doesn't make me an expert, just someone that has made many mistakes and hopefully learned. So that is my 2 cents. :o) Hope it helped someone.
Im making this for my furry costume bc she is a wolf that loves purple and im making this white and a purple flower skirt bc shes wholesome ans sweet and nice
I’m a ten year old girl, I started yesterday and I make stuffed animals with my hands. Can anyone give me some other ideas to do? I’m going to ask for a sewing machine for Christmas! :D
Hello! I am so glad to hear that you’re sewing and at an early age too! ☺️ How about try sewing a pillowcase...but if you can sew stuffed animals, how about sewing them a bit of hats or clothes. ❤️ Keep Safe while Sewing!
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I love watching my grandma sew her cloths. I took up sewing and now I want to show my granddaughters.
I am on my dad’s account and I am in grade 4. I watched this video for a school project and loved it.This video helped a lot
I would love to see such easy method on other kind of fabrics too...fabric like silky
IT'S BEUTIFUL!!! but i'm only a ten year old girl who just started today, so maybe i went to far ahead of myself. (also i'm using my granparents account, that's why the name is tony)
Since you’re just a beginner, you may want to start with easier projects like a pin cushion or a pillow, or if you’re really into making shirts use another video! This video does not teach you how to make the pattern, make measurements, etc. I’d recommend getting patterns from the sewing section at Walmart. Hmu with any questions you got!
Hey! It’s never to early to learn something new! Good luck
that's adorable! hope it turns out good :)
It's been two years have you been able to do it yet?
Now u are 15 years old 😊
It would also be helpful to avoid dark colours especially black. Any light is just absorbed and details become invisible. Also, there are so many way in which to mess up joining bias tape that way. Trust me, I have made most of them!
Whats the best ways to join bias tape?
I like the bound openings. So much easier than facing. Thanks. Lynn
They have very nice computerized sewing machine :)
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Thank you so much for this opportunity to learn new things!
Tysm! I needed this because I made a shirt two times and failed both times. I really need this to make a cosplay so ty for this tutorial 😁
what cosplay are u sewing?
So much easier to put the sleeve in before the side seam, hem sleeve first and sew sleeve seam and side seam together
Press the hem on the sleeve in the flat, but don't actually hem it until after sewing the side seams. This results in a much more professional looking sleeve hem.
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So true
?????? i'm only a ten year old girl beginner, I DON'T KNOW THAT!
Why did you not stay stitch the arm holes and the neckline ? This is a must to prevent distortion and stretching of those areas. Also why a 1/2" seam when the standard is 1.5cm or 5/8" ? I'm afraid this video would be very confusing for a beginner.
Simple video
Thank you ❤🎉
it looks amazing but you should have start to explain how did you come with that cuttings
I want her to show how to make that pattern!
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i know im literally 3 years late but most people just trace a shirt with the fit they want
You want to look at clothing design videos then, she bought this pattern premade; designing clothes and making them from designs are different skills
very nice and easy. thanks a lot sister
Excellent communicator! Thanks!
This was a good video and I have learned a lot.
Amazing. love your work so easy and nice
WOW thats a very helpful tutorial 😆😆
wow! this is great work
How do you stitch so straight and evenly?
Great video! Super clear! Tytyty!
So quick and easy thx!!
Especially when sewing more stretchy material, its better to use zig zag stitch so the shirt stretches with your body. Otherwise the stitch is weak and can easily break (this happened to me and i felt upset i would have to go back and fix it). Also try to match the thread color as mucj as you can to the shirt bc if some of your stitches show because they werent close enough together each stitch, that other color will show
Easier way to sew in sleeves....before you sew in side seams! You will find it easier & will have less or no puckers to deal with! You can even sew in the sleeves without pinning too!
This video/project does not look easy. Not too informative for early sewers.
Yes. Thank goodness some videos assume a basic knowledge of cutting out a pattern and using a sewing machine; otherwise they would all be 60-90 minutes.
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This is an easy project if you know how to sew.
Her stitching is very neat. don't expect the same results if you are just starting out.
It looks helpful to me...
I imagine you wouldn't start with this if you're an early sewer
very nice thanks
I love Angela Wolf. I wish she would do a complete sewalong on Craftsy video. Maybe an intermediate to advanced dress or slacks pattern. Like Gertie's dress or Susan Khalje's The couture dress. A nice, long class.
Nice and clean work :D
I am a self taught sewer, what happened to the 5/8 inch seam allowance?
Very nice thank u
If you pull the stick out of a wooden broom, can you use the backside of the broom as the tailors clapper?
Wow..awsome...
I do the neckline before i sew the sides, so that i can lay it nearly flat.
Love it 😍 ❤️
Nice video
This is where quarantine has brought me...
More sewing project please.
Thank you so mach
Thank you so much!!!!
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Angelica Cabrera dude bruh, why did u say that
Very nice computerized sewing machine :)
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thanks
A woven fabric with no zip or other opening. Is it really going to be possible to get this top on?
gillian bc my question,too.
This does not need a zip. It is fairly loose, with a large neck opening.
It will not be easy, but it does look better without a zip.
just on your head or one leg haha
Thank you for teaching
I want to learn how to stitch clothes...😂😅
Great idea! Have you found the commercial bias tape shrinks the first time you wash it, after it's been applied to a garment? If so, how much? I've always made my own bias tape, but I'm getting lazy after 40 yr of sewing!!
She's so cute "
Very nice tutorial! I Definitely look forward to making my first t-shirt! God Bless You! 😊 [John 3:16]
seriously religion in a sewing video, give us a break
This was easy thx❤
My problem is my side seams won’t get even! Idky. Like the front of the shirt is shorter than the back of the shirt ☹️ any advice?? Because my shirt isn’t stretchy
not a professional but i i think because when you are sewing the front and back shoulders connect so i think the back will always be a lil longer before sewing
i made my very first t-shirt but i sewn it by hand cause i'm still a learner
This is a really nice video
that is nice blouse😉
I’m mad because I don’t have a sewing machine yet(they’re legit sold out everywhere during quarantine) and I need to make my dress by July 3rd for the 4th of July. I’m sewing by hand but it’s taking way too long and I’m not skilled enough
Amazon!!!!!!
Such a helpful video !
I'm perplexed. The bias tape does not stretch so how can you sew a straight edge against a curved edge and not get puckers? Shouldn't you cut notches around all curves to prevent puckering?
I learned from Professor Pincushion, Craftsy, and Sure Fit Designs, U of Fashion and others.
Thanks so much for your time.
With love, Stephanie Denise bias tape does stretch
When applying bias tape to curves, you basically have to squash it a little at the inner, smaller curve (the edge of your neckline if you're binding a neckline), and stretch it out at the outside curve, and that takes care of it and helps it lie flat. With a bit of practice, you get the hang of it and just do that automatically.
So you may still want to clip your curve if you're, say, using the tape like a facing and have seam alowances that you turn inside; but when you're using bias tape to bind an edge (without seam allowances at the curve you're finishing), you don't have to clip anything - indeed you shouldn't, because that would distort your curve.
And bias tape does stretch because:
Depending on the weave / type of the fabric, it usually does have some "give" on the bias - it's not stretch like lycra is stretch, in that the yarn / material itself does not stretch, but it does stretch as a fabric on the whole. (There are some tightly-woven exceptions, but pre-made bias tape is not made out of them, obviously.) You can test it out and see for yourself with some woven fabrics - grab it in your hands in two places along the true bias (that is, diagonally at a 45 degree angle to the grainline) and pull - in most cases, it will stretch out to some degree.
Picture it like this: when the fabric lies straight, the woven yarns crossing over one another are like on a square grid (especially obvious if you're working with a plain/tabby weave). The yarns (if not stretchy in themselves) won't alow the woven fabric to stretch when they're lying straight next to one another. But when it's pulled on the bias, the interlinking yarns that create the weave will shift - it's no longer a square grid. The yarns are not stretching as such, their length remains the same, but the points at which they're interlinked are now at a greater distance from one another in the direction at which you pull. What stretches is not the yarns themselves, but the space between them. Like when you compare a diamond-shape to a square with the sides being the same length - even though the length of the sides is the same, the distance between two opposing corners is bigger in a diamond. Hope that helps you understand. :-)
Ergo: fabric cut on the bias is much more pliable than a straight-cut strip of the same woven fabric. Not just in bias tape: think slinky evening dresses that hug the figure. It has some disadvantages, too - when you have seams cut on the bias (not just true bias), they can stretch out even when you don't want them to, so you have to sew them more carefully and maybe stabilise them with some fusible interfacing or some tape sewn down (not bias tape :D ) if they will be under more stress (better-made garments often have some tape sewn down along shoulder seams, which are slanted somewhat).
Well, I hope this was exhaustive but not too overwhelming. :-)
Thanks!!!!
golly gosh....never a prettier seamstress have i seen. thank you
irrelevant
Easy instructions
not for a beginner!
awesome!!!
They have very nice computerized sewing machine :)
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😊
Your voice reminds me of michelle wolf
I lobe it to do
nice
I love when people make tutorials for first timers and use vocabulary they assume a first timer would know 🤯
Shit, I'm so confused! 😢😤
Where did you purchase your iron, it states Rowenta, but I cannot find this particular one please can you give detail thanx
Please, do you have a tutorial for making a blazer for men?
Why did you dark fabric it's pretty hard to see what you're doing when it's dark on dark
only here to learn if I will need to know
Thanks
I want to stich a top but my mother not allowing to me near the machine
So can you say how to stich a top without machine
Where did you get the pieces
Could you tell me what fabric you used? Thanks!
Follow this link: it's the Robert Kaufman Manchester fabric! craftsy.me/247VwWo
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prolly linen
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where is the pattern for the tshirt?
😢😢thought it was the "only you" song I had on the 1st episode on the new Facebook show 'Strangers'..😕😕😕😣 want it bad.
Ur lucky to a WOLF as your surname XD
whit specific presser feets that would have been much easier!!!
How do you create a sleeve
I don’t see any bust darts. Do you use bust darts?
First of all this is not the best pattern for a beginner because of the bias neckline and set in sleeves. This is Grainline's Scout Tee. If you are a beginner, pick a different pattern. I have heard that Itch to Stitch has great instructions. Maybe her Melrose Top? I like her patterns and have a few. Grainline's Scout is a great pattern and I love it because it is basic, a pullover, and made for a woven.
Second, Grainline Studios uses a 1/2" seam allowance not 5/8" which is a standard of the big 4 pattern companies: Simplicity, McCalls, Vogue, and Butterick which dominated the home sewing industry for years. Most independent pattern companies use the 1/2" or even 3/8" to 1/4" seam allowance when drafting patterns for the home market. Grainline has great patterns but not the best for beginners because her directions. But the drafting is great.
I, too, prefer doing a flat sleeve insertion. Also, I would complete the neckline while flat before sewing the side seams. It just makes it easier. I have been sewing and pattern making for 53 years. This doesn't make me an expert, just someone that has made many mistakes and hopefully learned. So that is my 2 cents. :o) Hope it helped someone.
Where to get the pattern?
How did you cut it
There is a link to the pattern in the description box
So so easy step to cut a tea shirt and make diy tea shirt with out sewing I also make one of it anigato sazuki ho
Im making this for my furry costume bc she is a wolf that loves purple and im making this white and a purple flower skirt bc shes wholesome ans sweet and nice
I’m a ten year old girl, I started yesterday and I make stuffed animals with my hands. Can anyone give me some other ideas to do? I’m going to ask for a sewing machine for Christmas! :D
Hello! I am so glad to hear that you’re sewing and at an early age too! ☺️ How about try sewing a pillowcase...but if you can sew stuffed animals, how about sewing them a bit of hats or clothes. ❤️ Keep Safe while Sewing!
I didn’t catch the pattern name and where to get it.
Scout tee pattern by Grainline studio.
Tbh im just here to get a rough image on how to sew a sir coat
Ok I need a commercial machine and fabric for 100 so I can start selling real clothes lol
U skipped like so much info I don’t get this
is this a strechy fabric??
chhavi tekwani no. Its cut on bias grain.
can you show us with measurements ,without this how to cut and how strich?
This seems more like an intermediate level video....
why in inches.. :( why man..? =((((
Very unhelpful! 😡😡
To confusing and to hard
And then the fabric not?
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Lizzard lady
Did they steal this from Craftsy?
She sounds like Hillary Clinton
First
WHOA so much not explained and done way too fast.