Commercial Patterns vs Sure-Fit Designs - Transform your dressmaking experience

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  • Опубликовано: 21 окт 2024

Комментарии • 9

  • @cindygrohs2282
    @cindygrohs2282 7 месяцев назад +1

    Thank you so much for the intro into SureFit Designs.

    • @ElsabeHurn
      @ElsabeHurn  7 месяцев назад

      It’s a pleasure, and thank you for watching

  • @surefitdesigns
    @surefitdesigns 2 года назад +2

    Well done explanation of the differences between Sure-Fit Designs and regular commercial patterns.

  • @engien460
    @engien460 2 года назад +1

    I love lessen you . You always compound all pros and cones for newbies so well it's so easy to start .
    For years I watch ppl showing different systems ,calculating and recalculating ,don't explaining why they make change and brash off (I know will work ) . When I have had find SUR-FIT DESIGNES I was so happy finally have all my answer for all alteration necessary for my body . I looking now for some of on line pattern makers and think 🤔...now I know witch one are worth to purchase but .. you can make your own .
    If you know basics of drawing patterns from scratch and you compair them with SFD system ...are such saver of time and so much less messing with patterns as well avoide most of issues with what we tend to do before. 💞 this is how I mark my fav videos from SFD in my YT cheat sheet - truly made with love and passion.

  • @stefanievancoppenhagen391
    @stefanievancoppenhagen391 2 года назад +1

    It's always a treat to watch your channel, thanks

    • @ElsabeHurn
      @ElsabeHurn  2 года назад

      Thank you for watching, Stefanie. I appreciate it so much.

  • @kathypariso6102
    @kathypariso6102 Год назад

    I have owned the Sure Fit system for a long time. As I have aged my figure has changed significantly. My first problem: a back and front width (between arm creases) that are almost more narrow than the Dress kit allows for but I have a larger “C” cup bustline. Additionally, I have one shoulder that is high…at the neck (due to scoliosis), because my shoulders are level. I am struggling to draw the basic sloper successfully. Do you have any suggestions?