As usual with your tutorials another fantastic piece from you. Also like how you DON'T trim the corners you fold them back on them selves. Very professional. I learn things from every one of your tutorials and I thank you so much for teaching us out here. You are the best teacher I have found on You Tube....
The tutorial is professional and precisely . I have been looking for this kind of video until today I found you , I feel so excited to go back watching to all your tutorials . Thank you for sharing.
I'm Also thankful for Diane doing these tutorials I have seen a lot and have to agree with you she is the best I have found on You Tube. And also I'm going through watching every tutorial she has put on here.
Your direction is perfect. You say it once and simply therefore easy to follow. I find others say the one thing 4 different ways or whatever abd it gets tiresome. Im glad i found your chanel.
Such beautiful work. And by that i mean attention to detail, precision, & allowing the beauty of the style & fabric to show, even thru this screen! Lovely!
Kudos! You're really rendering a fine service by demonstrating this technique so clearly. I've never quite grasped this before, but I now think I can do it. Thanks so much, and I love the French sous titres.
Merci beaucoup, madame Deziel! Vos explications sont superbes. J'ai essaye ca pour la premiere fois, et ca marche! Je vous adore, je vous remercie du fond du cœur.
Thank you! For my sewing class we made a pencil skirt without a vent and the skirt can be tight when sitting down. Im currently working on a second one with a vent so wanted nice clear concise instructions and this was perfect.
this is incredible, thank you for making this tutorial available!! I am drafting a skirt but am too confused too draft the lining vent area myself so I will download your pdt and work it into my skirt pattern!
Your tutorials are the best I have ever seen. Thank you for sharing your knowledge. I’m looking for a video on pants. I have a problem adjusting the crotch size. I’m petite and I find it not so easy to do it.
Hello Linda, I don't have a video on that subject yet, but I suggest you remove horizontal, moving the crotch point in only on the back piece. You are right, the crotch is as difficult as a cup to adjust. Diane
Bonjour! Un grand merci pour ce tutoriel si bien expliqué. Je souhaiterais que la fente arrière de mon vêtement (une robe) soit inversée par rapport à ce qui est présenté ici, c'est à dire que le rabat soit sur la gauche quand on regarde le modèle fini. Comment dois-je préparer mes gabarits? Inversion en miroir? Encore merci!
Hi Diane Thank you for this video it is so helpful and easy to follow. You are a good teacher. Could you please explain the measurements used to draft the lining pattern pieces, this would be very helpful. Thank you so much.
Thank you for this tutorial. The finish is so professional! I'd like to ask if you would consider making the pattern pieces downloadable so that people can sew along with your tutorial. Many thanks.
Thanks Diane for this tutorial, it was very helpful.However,you didn't explain how you cut the vent lining pieces.Also how do I sew a lining to a suit two piece sleeve vent please.Thanks in advance.
thank you so much for this detailed and clear explanation could you please tell me on which side of the pattern should be the empty corner right or left?
the empty corner is the top one and we usually overlap right over left for women. This is all around the body so if you look at the back of a garment, it's the opposit, left over right
Hi Diane! it was a great tutorial & I loved it from start to end. Is there any chance you could show us how to develop the pattern for this sleeve vent? thank you so much in advance :D
this is an amazing tutorial, but where can I get the pattern pieces for this sample? or is there a commercial pattern for a lined jacket that I could use?
Super tut just like all the others. I was wondering about your pressing surface. Is that a cork sheet? Merci beaucoup Diane. Please continue your great lessons!
Thank you so much for your brilliant tutorial! You are an amazing teacher! regarding this video, I cannot understand how much shorter is the lining compared to the main fabric?
Wonderful! My only problem is with the sequence of putting the whole garment pieces together when we got a vent at the back. For me the hem is the last thing I sew in a lined jacked-without a vent-while in your tutorial it was sewn before the sides were sewn together. I'd be thankful if you give some info on it. ♡
Hello Sama, I know lined jacket is pretty difficult, and there is so many step. There is not one way, but the way that make more sense to you AND make it easier. 1. I usually sew 2 complete garment 1. self with under collar, and 2. lining (all inside, with facing and top collar) 2. Than I start attaching them together from the top going down. collar neck sleeve bottom, tack armhole and shoulder center front, both than, If there is back slit, I would sew the slit, before closing the hem. It's easier for manipulation From this point, I always keep the 2 layers wrong side to wrong side, and sew in many steps if I have to, but the idea is not to have to turn out the complete jacket by a little hole. This would wrinkle the jacket, and it's so hard to press. sew as much has I can the hem open about 15 cm on one of the sleeve lining seam ( about 5 cm down from the armhole seam) By the hole, pull the hem part that is not sew, and sew it. Close the sleeve lining. I hope this could help. Diane
Hi Diane, I had a question for you. How did you draft this vent? How much is the hem, and did the lining have a hem allowance also? How come in some jackets the lining is just drafted to the finished line. Are all seams 1cm?
Thank you so much for the great video! May I ask what do you mean by "if you're working with a full garment....leave the rest of the garment to finish later."? Does that mean to just attach the hem about 5cm from vent opening and then proceed to construct the other parts of the garment, then return to complete the vent? If it's convenient for you, I would love to see how that is done as most dresses are fully lined and have invisible zippers on the CB. Thanks again for the comprehensive video. This is the best method I have seen on RUclips!! So neat and professional!
Hello SuperModerngranny, I have to make some more video on the tailor "complete assembling" But for now, It's always easier to sew all the more complicate or delicate area first , before the contour and full hem, so you have more room to manipulate it. For example here, if your jacket is all sewn, you would be working all this in the inside "between lining and self", inside a little hole that you have to keep at the hem. In full lined skirt and dress, I usually dont attach the hem to give more movement and avoid pulling lining. So the lining is hem separately, and the length is covering the self unfinished, overlock or bias edge of the self. I only attach the slit self to lining and of course, lining to self at the zipper area. Diane
Hi Diane. Can i apply this to the bottom waist dart? I mean, the upper waist dart will be closed, but the lower waist dart will become a sort of a pleat.
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As usual with your tutorials another fantastic piece from you. Also like how you DON'T trim the corners you fold them back on them selves. Very professional. I learn things from every one of your tutorials and I thank you so much for teaching us out here. You are the best teacher I have found on You Tube....
The tutorial is professional and precisely . I have been looking for this kind of video until today I found you , I feel so excited to go back watching to all your tutorials .
Thank you for sharing.
I'm Also thankful for Diane doing these tutorials I have seen a lot and have to agree with you she is the best I have found on You Tube. And also I'm going through watching every tutorial she has put on here.
Your direction is perfect. You say it once and simply therefore easy to follow. I find others say the one thing 4 different ways or whatever abd it gets tiresome. Im glad i found your chanel.
Such beautiful work. And by that i mean attention to detail, precision, & allowing the beauty of the style & fabric to show, even thru this screen! Lovely!
again, it's my pleasure
As usual, beautiful, clean and professional work, with excellent instruction.
Spectacular. Your sewing tutorials can't be beat. Love them!
Fantastic Diane. What a very helpful and amazing tutorial and so easy to follow. Thank you also for emailing me the pattern pieces. So grateful xx
Thank you so much, I have been trying to find a tutorial that showed this process. Your video is so professional and clear to understand.
This is the best video of back vent sewing in the whole internet. Very useful!
The tutorial is professional and precisely .Thank you so much Diane.
Sometimes, I'd rather watch you sew than sew, myself! You're a fabric magician! 😊 Thank you for the wonderful education! 💜💛💚💙💜💛💚💙
Your tutorials are very good, I enjoy your work it is really helpful.
Thank you so much for sharing knowledge.
Extremely helpful and clear! You saved my blazer :)
that's fine sewing, everything so sharp!
Kudos! You're really rendering a fine service by demonstrating this technique so clearly. I've never quite grasped this before, but I now think I can do it. Thanks so much, and I love the French sous titres.
I WOULDN'T SKIP the commercial break for your video 🙅 I've been searching for this kind of tutorial, it's very helpfull 😣❤❤❤
Your tutorials are fantastic. Thank you so much Diane. God bless you.
You're a goddess and you just saved my project with this video. Thank you so SOOO much for all your fantastic tutorials!
Thank you very much Diane... This was really the tutorial that I needed to prepare myself for my exam!! Big Hug!
this tutorial saved my project! Thank you so much!!
This tutorial has been incredibly useful to me. Thank you very much for posting it.
your tutorials are very informative , clear and easy to follow. please keep it up
Just perfect! Thanks so much, the back vent on my dress came out wonderful because of your very clear tutorial.
Merci beaucoup, madame Deziel! Vos explications sont superbes. J'ai essaye ca pour la premiere fois, et ca marche! Je vous adore, je vous remercie du fond du cœur.
this is the only video that I can understand easily. Thank you very much.God bless!
Very detailed and good camera work. I'm going to attempt a sport coat for my son. Thank you for your time and attention to detail.
So grateful for this, thank you. Excellent instructions!
Thank you for this! It's a big help. I can't wait to watch your other videos now. :)
Very professional technique & very easy to understand. Thks for the tutorial. God bless you for your generosity 😘
You are so experienced. I am amazed
Amazing tutorial 10/10 so easy to follow
Thank you! For my sewing class we made a pencil skirt without a vent and the skirt can be tight when sitting down. Im currently working on a second one with a vent so wanted nice clear concise instructions and this was perfect.
Thank you so much, I will try and daft the lining like that.
Excellent work. Thank you
Очень нравятся Ваши уроки. Спасибо Вам огромное за МК.
Сложный узел, буду несколько раз пересматривать. Спасибо большое за Ваш труд, у Вас можно многому научиться при желании шить.
Wonderful thank you very much
Your videos are professionals
Excellent video, thank you! I just made my first lined vent following this and it's perfect 👍
easy to follow instructions.. thank you very much for the tutorial..
this is incredible, thank you for making this tutorial available!! I am drafting a skirt but am too confused too draft the lining vent area myself so I will download your pdt and work it into my skirt pattern!
Yes watch this one Taillor sleeve vent with lining DD
Beautifully done.
Thank you so much! Very clear and step by step! It was extremely helpful and informative 👍🏻😘🤗
It's perfect tutorial.thank you very much 🙏😚
Thank you so much. Your tutorial is great !.Now sewing seems much easier.
This has helped me alot. I will start using this method from now on
great tutorial, thank you for sharing🙂
This was fantastic. Thank you.
Really u r veryyyy good teacher
Excellent tutorial thank you so much
Muchas gracias bien explicado .. thanks
Your tutorials are the best I have ever seen. Thank you for sharing your knowledge. I’m looking for a video on pants. I have a problem adjusting the crotch size. I’m petite and I find it not so easy to do it.
Hello Linda,
I don't have a video on that subject yet, but I suggest you remove horizontal, moving the crotch point in only on the back piece.
You are right, the crotch is as difficult as a cup to adjust.
Diane
miss Diane tank you I am happy for letting with you God bless
Thanks a lot. This's the best vedio. so perfect!
Very nice
thank you video posting i was looking for coat side open video tutoral
Thanks you very much, have been helpful for me.
Very. Nice done
Bonjour! Un grand merci pour ce tutoriel si bien expliqué. Je souhaiterais que la fente arrière de mon vêtement (une robe) soit inversée par rapport à ce qui est présenté ici, c'est à dire que le rabat soit sur la gauche quand on regarde le modèle fini. Comment dois-je préparer mes gabarits? Inversion en miroir? Encore merci!
i'm making a few wool coats and i want to put a lined slit. thanks for this. i need to practice though.
It is really good video, thank you!
Hi Diane
Thank you for this video it is so helpful and easy to follow. You are a good teacher.
Could you please explain the measurements used to draft the lining pattern pieces, this would be very helpful.
Thank you so much.
Would love to know how you made true pattern for these :)
Hi Diane, could you use this method as a sleeve vent, with buttons of course, instead of the mock sleeve vent? It would make a jacket more couture.
Great video, thank you!
Hello Diane, lovely tutorial, very detailed, could you please make a tutorial on how to cut the right vent lining
Thank you for this tutorial. The finish is so professional! I'd like to ask if you would consider making the pattern pieces downloadable so that people can sew along with your tutorial. Many thanks.
Write me an email at dianrdeziel@gmail.com I will send it to you.
+Diane Deziel I would love this too as this is a great tutorial. Is the email correct dianr or should it be diane at the beginning? Thank you again.
Just email me at dianedeziel@gmail.com I will send it to you
hi, I know you posted this a long time ago but is it still possible to get this? thanks for the fantastic tutorial
Hi Diane would it be possible to get the email of the pattern for this
Thank you
I would like to see how you drafted this pattern
hi diane -i would also like to see how you drafted this pattern
that's amazing.
Excellent video thank you.
Merci beaucoup !
Excellent! Thank you.
Thanks Diane for this tutorial, it was very helpful.However,you didn't explain how you cut the vent lining pieces.Also how do I sew a lining to a suit two piece sleeve vent please.Thanks in advance.
Than you Excellent
Awesome!
Thank you . Do you have pattern for a jacket with functional buttonholes on a sleeve with a lining?
Excelente trabalho👏👏👏👏
Thank you for the video. Could you please help me getting the patterns for the video so I can follow your instructions?
Love the video. Thank you..
thank you so much for this detailed and clear explanation
could you please tell me on which side of the pattern should be the empty corner right or left?
the empty corner is the top one and we usually overlap right over left for women. This is all around the body so if you look at the back of a garment, it's the opposit, left over right
thank you!
Merci Beaucoup pour le partage!
Hi Diane! it was a great tutorial & I loved it from start to end. Is there any chance you could show us how to develop the pattern for this sleeve vent? thank you so much in advance :D
this is an amazing tutorial, but where can I get the pattern pieces for this sample? or is there a commercial pattern for a lined jacket that I could use?
Super tut just like all the others. I was wondering about your pressing surface. Is that a cork sheet? Merci beaucoup Diane. Please continue your great lessons!
Yes, it's just a cork sheet that I place on a section of my pattern table, but I usually press on my Ironing bord.
Great tutorial. Can you show how to sew a lace dress please
Exquisite!
This sewing machine sounds so pleasing to my ear! What is it? Also, this is a great video, thank you so much!
Have you ever done this for Jacket Sleeves?
Hello, may i ask what is the hem allowance for the lining and the main fabric? are they the same?
Thank you🙏
What is your iron brand name please …
Supeeeeer !! Merci beaucoup !!
Thank you so much for your brilliant tutorial! You are an amazing teacher! regarding this video, I cannot understand how much shorter is the lining compared to the main fabric?
For this one the lining is 3 cm shorter so the lining is fold at 2.5 cm and the fabric at 4cm
thank you very much indeed :-)
Wonderful!
My only problem is with the sequence of putting the whole garment pieces together when we got a vent at the back. For me the hem is the last thing I sew in a lined jacked-without a vent-while in your tutorial it was sewn before the sides were sewn together. I'd be thankful if you give some info on it. ♡
Hello Sama,
I know lined jacket is pretty difficult, and there is so many step. There is not one way, but the way that make more sense to you AND make it easier.
1. I usually sew 2 complete garment 1. self with under collar, and 2. lining (all inside, with facing and top collar)
2. Than I start attaching them together from the top going down.
collar
neck
sleeve bottom, tack armhole and shoulder
center front, both
than, If there is back slit, I would sew the slit, before closing the hem. It's easier for manipulation
From this point, I always keep the 2 layers wrong side to wrong side, and sew in many steps if I have to, but the idea is not to have to turn out the complete jacket by a little hole. This would wrinkle the jacket, and it's so hard to press.
sew as much has I can the hem
open about 15 cm on one of the sleeve lining seam ( about 5 cm down from the armhole seam)
By the hole, pull the hem part that is not sew, and sew it.
Close the sleeve lining.
I hope this could help.
Diane
@@DianeDezieltoolfully Thank you so much. It was more than helpful. 💖
I would like to buy the pattern of the vent but I can not find it on your Etsy Shop.
Hello Coralie
All the free PDF in my WIX SITE : dianedezie7.wixsite.com/toolfully
Direct link; dianedezie7.wixsite.com/toolfully/free-download
Diane
@@DianeDezieltoolfully thanks very much
Hi Diane, I had a question for you. How did you draft this vent? How much is the hem, and did the lining have a hem allowance also? How come in some jackets the lining is just drafted to the finished line. Are all seams 1cm?
Thank you so much for the great video! May I ask what do you mean by "if you're working with a full garment....leave the rest of the garment to finish later."? Does that mean to just attach the hem about 5cm from vent opening and then proceed to construct the other parts of the garment, then return to complete the vent? If it's convenient for you, I would love to see how that is done as most dresses are fully lined and have invisible zippers on the CB. Thanks again for the comprehensive video. This is the best method I have seen on RUclips!! So neat and professional!
Hello SuperModerngranny,
I have to make some more video on the tailor "complete assembling"
But for now, It's always easier to sew all the more complicate or delicate area first , before the contour and full hem, so you have more room to manipulate it. For example here, if your jacket is all sewn, you would be working all this in the inside "between lining and self", inside a little hole that you have to keep at the hem.
In full lined skirt and dress, I usually dont attach the hem to give more movement and avoid pulling lining. So the lining is hem separately, and the length is covering the self unfinished, overlock or bias edge of the self. I only attach the slit self to lining and of course, lining to self at the zipper area.
Diane
Hi Diane. Can i apply this to the bottom waist dart? I mean, the upper waist dart will be closed, but the lower waist dart will become a sort of a pleat.
May I ask, is the lining longer than the self fabric at the vent ? If it is then how much ? Thanks in advance ☺️
May I ask, would you do this before attaching the lining to the main fabric?
You are amazing .. thank you mom for sharing