Thank you for your tutorial on making knickers, my problem with bought ones besides the fit is I am allergic to the elastic so all my elastic has to be encased and lately all the shop styles have exposed elastic.
@@joannemcmillan9201 Joanne I also have trouble with the side seams if they are sewn with anything other than cotton thread, I get a red welt at the seamline
I have the same issues. I am indeed allergic to latex so elastic must be encased and item is tossed once the fabric gets worn bare spots exposing the elastic. But that usually takes a good while to happen
@@joannemcmillan9201it was them Jewy mannerisms, causes deceptive trustworthiness of strangers you know. & perceived untrustworthyness of other names from the bible; I only spend time watching people who seem familiar in some way (unless they’re attacking like a pathogen or a phagocyte)…I suppose the next tv episode is on the first testament 🤔; who’s the real Christian and who’s Adam & Steve. Oh look, and who’s Ky, never know if they meant Keizer , or some feminine menopause product. Somebody did appear to be reducing her softness on my account, but unfortunately she prefers the bogus zeitgeist of the family echo disguised as an elitist class system full of really nice popular people 🤨…gotta kidnap a soft voice before the shank of course.
I don’t understand when manufacturers decided to change the gusset location so far back. Also when they decided to add spandex to everything. Thanks for this course.
I am so glad I found your video. All my underwear needs to be exchanged. As Irefuse to pay for good quality, my knickers are sliding off my hips and looking more and more horrible. I pray I don't have to go to the hospital with this knicker wardrobe. This situation will change soon. I will get the most beautiful knickers ever 😂.
using burrito method for the 2 piece gusset can make things less awkward to put together. ive found i can pin the front and back gussets then sew them without having to resposition the pieces.
I would like to add a 4th option that I use: Lay them/move them flat into each other (you overlay the seams, and trim afterwards) and zigzag with a very thick (almost like a buttonhole) zigzag stitch, so it looks nice. This way you don't have folded seam allowances that add bulk. This is handy if you have extra gusset layers if you make the gusset into an integrated pantyliner. I added a water resistant fabric and an extra layer of gusset fabric to have more fabric for absorption.
I love this video because of the contrast in colors. I’ve seen so many videos that don’t use contrasting colors and I can’t even see what is what. I hope to run across a video of how to do a V neck. Thanks!
Thank you so much for these instructions! I’ve made 1 pair before but I couldn’t figure out the gusset correctly nor could I manage the elastic in the legs. Now the gusset makes sense so I’m sure the elastic will too. Your teaching style is exactly what I need. Thank you so much!!
Love this series! Your explanations are clear and easy to follow. I have been struggling to find comfortable underwear and this is really helpful. Thanks so much.
question: is it possible to instead draft only a front and back piece, so that they overlap to create a gusset? the back one goes all the way to the front of the crotch, and vice versa.would that be more difficult to stitch than the double gusset? btw, I'm a hand-sewer, I anticipate this project will be very annoying to stitch regardless because of the jersey, but how does one do a zigzag stitch by hand?
I would like to thank you for your hard work and sharing with us your experience.😊 I am a new subscriber and l would like to say all your tutorials are amazing. Can't wait to see your next tutorials
Very clear and helpful tutorial! I'm seriously considering purchasing the course prior to the expiration of your special offer. I have purchased other courses on how to make your own patterns and I must say, your approach makes it seem much easier to to understand and pick up this skill. Well done!
Thank you so much for this course, it makes so much sense and I LOVE that you explain the logic behind the pattern drafting so that we can figure out exactly what we need to change up to achieve the fit we want. I have a question and I apologise if its a silly one but: Why do we need to make a gusset and why do the front and back have to be two separate pieces? Could I cut front and back in one piece like how you did for the test pair in part one, then cut two of them and layer them. And then sew both of them together?
I really like these videos! As soon as my newborn baby let's me I will try making some 😊 One question though, why don't you cut front and back and outer gusset as one piece? Would it be hard to sew the inner gusset in place then?
@@camie44 you could try it out and see how it looks? It might work for you. This is what we teach. Trying things out, experimenting. Getting creative! Glad you like the videos!
Totally off topic but you remind me of Tove Lo. 😂 I drafted a panty block several years ago and have never bought undies since. Nothing beats the perfect pair for you. No digging, creeping, crawling,rubbing,chafing, or just bad fabrics ever again. my favorite is 1 front, 1 back, 2 gussets one white cotton or linen lining, one fashion fabric, and burrito method clean finish both seams.
If so, wouldn't it then be better if the inner layer would be sewn in in a way you can easily take them out and exchange? That would mean I don't have to sew a new pair because of slight discolouration just put in a new gusset.
@@arkdefohow do you hold on to your knickers if they look like they’ve been cut out with a Bosch jigsaw? I mean there doesn’t technically have to be an extreme hip to waist ratio to make somebody a gusset for their discharge does there? If that’s their thing I suppose the term honesty is the best policy would reap a decent salary? It’s just that sprinkling slug pellets around emotional time vampires doesn’t appear to be that appreciated, despite being a huge investment of time? And there was I, thinking you were just bombing the matrixal beauty as though it were a joyful sweets dispenser. Must remind myself to watch out for ‘I’m a clever priest’ numbers to pick out of the back of his school shirt. Gotta work Nader about these type of males who introduce themselves as hello, I’m Anne 👀
This is soooo well explained. Perfect speed. I am still working my way through video 1. I am at test undie number 4 now. Do you offer pattern classes in person?
@@keepthesummeralive glad to hear you are working through those tests! A really important stage to crack that code. We don’t teach in person however our online platform also has a community hub for students. It’s a great way to share!
This series is absolutely life changing. Too bad it came to my eye 2 days after me purchasing a panties sewing pattern 😂😂😂 Also just a quick thing. Could you please try improve your sound volume? I had the video on maximum and could barely hear you. Thx
Thank you for your tutorial on making knickers, my problem with bought ones besides the fit is I am allergic to the elastic so all my elastic has to be encased and lately all the shop styles have exposed elastic.
This is the first time I have heard of the with the exception of me.
Hi there, the next episode covers both exposed and hidden elastic.
@@joannemcmillan9201 Joanne I also have trouble with the side seams if they are sewn with anything other than cotton thread, I get a red welt at the seamline
I have the same issues. I am indeed allergic to latex so elastic must be encased and item is tossed once the fabric gets worn bare spots exposing the elastic. But that usually takes a good while to happen
@@joannemcmillan9201it was them Jewy mannerisms, causes deceptive trustworthiness of strangers you know. & perceived untrustworthyness of other names from the bible; I only spend time watching people who seem familiar in some way (unless they’re attacking like a pathogen or a phagocyte)…I suppose the next tv episode is on the first testament 🤔; who’s the real Christian and who’s Adam & Steve. Oh look, and who’s Ky, never know if they meant Keizer , or some feminine menopause product. Somebody did appear to be reducing her softness on my account, but unfortunately she prefers the bogus zeitgeist of the family echo disguised as an elitist class system full of really nice popular people 🤨…gotta kidnap a soft voice before the shank of course.
Actually the colourblock look seems kinda cute
I like the different colors. Not ugly at all!
Yeah and I bet when I make them for the first few times it will be easier to put together
I don’t understand when manufacturers decided to change the gusset location so far back. Also when they decided to add spandex to everything. Thanks for this course.
I am so glad I found your video. All my underwear needs to be exchanged. As Irefuse to pay for good quality, my knickers are sliding off my hips and looking more and more horrible. I pray I don't have to go to the hospital with this knicker wardrobe. This situation will change soon. I will get the most beautiful knickers ever 😂.
A temporary fix would be to take in the side seams to fit the body / fabric you have now
using burrito method for the 2 piece gusset can make things less awkward to put together. ive found i can pin the front and back gussets then sew them without having to resposition the pieces.
I would like to add a 4th option that I use: Lay them/move them flat into each other (you overlay the seams, and trim afterwards) and zigzag with a very thick (almost like a buttonhole) zigzag stitch, so it looks nice. This way you don't have folded seam allowances that add bulk. This is handy if you have extra gusset layers if you make the gusset into an integrated pantyliner. I added a water resistant fabric and an extra layer of gusset fabric to have more fabric for absorption.
I appreciate all the detail you’ve provided.
I love this video because of the contrast in colors. I’ve seen so many videos that don’t use contrasting colors and I can’t even see what is what. I hope to run across a video of how to do a V neck. Thanks!
Thank you so much for these instructions! I’ve made 1 pair before but I couldn’t figure out the gusset correctly nor could I manage the elastic in the legs. Now the gusset makes sense so I’m sure the elastic will too. Your teaching style is exactly what I need. Thank you so much!!
Love this series! Your explanations are clear and easy to follow. I have been struggling to find comfortable underwear and this is really helpful. Thanks so much.
question: is it possible to instead draft only a front and back piece, so that they overlap to create a gusset? the back one goes all the way to the front of the crotch, and vice versa.would that be more difficult to stitch than the double gusset?
btw, I'm a hand-sewer, I anticipate this project will be very annoying to stitch regardless because of the jersey, but how does one do a zigzag stitch by hand?
I was also wondering this!
Great series! Need to start making my own as finding high waisted French cut in mY size is different
Love the method with then separate gusset piece!
This was very well explained. I’m looking forward to seeing how to do the elastic.
I would like to thank you for your hard work and sharing with us your experience.😊 I am a new subscriber and l would like to say all your tutorials are amazing. Can't wait to see your next tutorials
Very clear and helpful tutorial! I'm seriously considering purchasing the course prior to the expiration of your special offer. I have purchased other courses on how to make your own patterns and I must say, your approach makes it seem much easier to to understand and pick up this skill. Well done!
Thank you so much for this course, it makes so much sense and I LOVE that you explain the logic behind the pattern drafting so that we can figure out exactly what we need to change up to achieve the fit we want. I have a question and I apologise if its a silly one but: Why do we need to make a gusset and why do the front and back have to be two separate pieces? Could I cut front and back in one piece like how you did for the test pair in part one, then cut two of them and layer them. And then sew both of them together?
Absolutely fantastic content and teaching!
Love these tutorials!! Thank you. Can’t wait to check out the course.
I really like these videos! As soon as my newborn baby let's me I will try making some 😊
One question though, why don't you cut front and back and outer gusset as one piece? Would it be hard to sew the inner gusset in place then?
@@camie44 you could try it out and see how it looks? It might work for you. This is what we teach. Trying things out, experimenting. Getting creative! Glad you like the videos!
Totally off topic but you remind me of Tove Lo. 😂 I drafted a panty block several years ago and have never bought undies since. Nothing beats the perfect pair for you. No digging, creeping, crawling,rubbing,chafing, or just bad fabrics ever again. my favorite is 1 front, 1 back, 2 gussets one white cotton or linen lining, one fashion fabric, and burrito method clean finish both seams.
Thank you!💖
Thank you!
I know this is a silly question, but why do you need a gusset?
You should have two layers in the crotch. IMO cotton is the best.
Our skin is an organ and needs to breathe.
@@MEME-ou4eb the double layer is for discharge.
If so, wouldn't it then be better if the inner layer would be sewn in in a way you can easily take them out and exchange? That would mean I don't have to sew a new pair because of slight discolouration just put in a new gusset.
@@danielalaatz57 you should try that out and see if it works for you 👍
@@arkdefohow do you hold on to your knickers if they look like they’ve been cut out with a Bosch jigsaw? I mean there doesn’t technically have to be an extreme hip to waist ratio to make somebody a gusset for their discharge does there? If that’s their thing I suppose the term honesty is the best policy would reap a decent salary?
It’s just that sprinkling slug pellets around emotional time vampires doesn’t appear to be that appreciated, despite being a huge investment of time?
And there was I, thinking you were just bombing the matrixal beauty as though it were a joyful sweets dispenser. Must remind myself to watch out for ‘I’m a clever priest’ numbers to pick out of the back of his school shirt. Gotta work Nader about these type of males who introduce themselves as hello, I’m Anne 👀
This is soooo well explained. Perfect speed. I am still working my way through video 1. I am at test undie number 4 now. Do you offer pattern classes in person?
@@keepthesummeralive glad to hear you are working through those tests! A really important stage to crack that code. We don’t teach in person however our online platform also has a community hub for students. It’s a great way to share!
Thanks :)
This series is absolutely life changing. Too bad it came to my eye 2 days after me purchasing a panties sewing pattern 😂😂😂
Also just a quick thing. Could you please try improve your sound volume? I had the video on maximum and could barely hear you. Thx
Thats strange.. maybe its fixed now but i can hear perfectly fine..
I didn't have a problem hearing, either.
Maybe it was just RUclips being RUclips
What type of fabric do you use for the gussets?
@@swaters3462 we use 100% cotton jersey for the undies & gusset.
@@arkdefoThank you! 😊
They are too far back except Boux avenue
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