This definitely is as clear as it gets without getting into the geometry and anatomy of 2 piece sleeves. I’m in the bespoke suit journey and as you know everyone in that world tends to have their own style and tricks and secrets. I am seeking to nail down a small armscye (or as they call it in the trade high armhole) but also having enough movement with the sleeve so that when the arm is raised up the jacket remains fitted to the body. Some insights would be helpful. Is it simply having a small armscye and a larger sleeve at the bicep or sleeve cap or height or a mix of all of them? Or it’s relationship of small armscye and a sleeve with more ease? Thanks in advance.
Hi, when you have a small armhole depth (higher underarm), if your bicep is bigger, the sleeve cap height will be low. Definitely, this gives bigger mobility and comfort. However, sleeve shape will not be nicer than a high sleeve cap sleeve on a formal suit. You have to negotiate between mobility (comfort) and style (looking).
Hello, thank you for this very good tutorial, probably the best I've seen on this subject. I would like to have a sleeve with a lot of ease, I read here and there that 5 to 6 cm would allow to have a nice crown on the top of the sleeve, what in French is called the "cigarette" or roping in English I think. I was wondering how to modify the pattern to get this large amount of ease and if you could tell me. Thank you very much for your help and your excellent videos.
Hi, let me make sure if I understood your question clearly. You want to have 5-6cm ease on the sleeve armhole, so you want to make your sleeve crown higher. Is it correct?. First I think 5-6cm is too much. It depends on the fabric and sewers technique, but I think 4cm is enough. Because you have ease only on the top part of the crown. If the body armhole length is 12cm (only top part) and your sleeve armhole length is 12cm+4cm ease, stitching together without gathered is not easy. And the other question, did you ask me how to modify the existing pattern? Or how to draft with a lot of ease? Please let me know. Thanks 😊
@@PatternStudio101 You have understood perfectly what I am trying to do. If you think that 4 cm of ease will be enough I can make a test with this value. If you have a technique to draw the sleeve this way from scratch or if there is a way to modify the sleeve design of this video to have this big ease I would be very happy to know it! Thanks a lot. Enzo
@Low Poly Process You can follow this video to draft 2-piece sleeve. And instead st 2:50 -3:50, you can do & or even . Then you will have a lot of ease. One thing, keep in mind that bicep will be wider when you do that. If you want to keep the bicep, then sleeve cap height should be higher.
Great, thank you vert much, I will make some test as soon as possible ! I would like to thank you once again for your amazing tutorial, they are truely helpfull for me, have a nice day. Enzo
Yes, any kind of coats or blazers. I have 3 different ways of 2-piece sleeve pattern making videos. Watch them and choose one the most easy way. Thank you 😊
Please one more question Ma'am. What should be the difference in the length of sleeve between the fabric and linen. Should they be the same length or half of an inch ?
The under sleeve hem should be inside of the top sleeve hem. So two out seams should be similar angles. It doesn’t have to be the same but similar angles.
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This definitely is as clear as it gets without getting into the geometry and anatomy of 2 piece sleeves. I’m in the bespoke suit journey and as you know everyone in that world tends to have their own style and tricks and secrets. I am seeking to nail down a small armscye (or as they call it in the trade high armhole) but also having enough movement with the sleeve so that when the arm is raised up the jacket remains fitted to the body. Some insights would be helpful. Is it simply having a small armscye and a larger sleeve at the bicep or sleeve cap or height or a mix of all of them? Or it’s relationship of small armscye and a sleeve with more ease? Thanks in advance.
Hi, when you have a small armhole depth (higher underarm), if your bicep is bigger, the sleeve cap height will be low. Definitely, this gives bigger mobility and comfort. However, sleeve shape will not be nicer than a high sleeve cap sleeve on a formal suit. You have to negotiate between mobility (comfort) and style (looking).
I think this can work if you go with a pagoda sleeve head when you opt for the mobility but also want that nice look of a higher sleeve head
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Hello, thank you for this very good tutorial, probably the best I've seen on this subject.
I would like to have a sleeve with a lot of ease, I read here and there that 5 to 6 cm would allow to have a nice crown on the top of the sleeve, what in French is called the "cigarette" or roping in English I think.
I was wondering how to modify the pattern to get this large amount of ease and if you could tell me.
Thank you very much for your help and your excellent videos.
Hi, let me make sure if I understood your question clearly. You want to have 5-6cm ease on the sleeve armhole, so you want to make your sleeve crown higher. Is it correct?. First I think 5-6cm is too much. It depends on the fabric and sewers technique, but I think 4cm is enough. Because you have ease only on the top part of the crown. If the body armhole length is 12cm (only top part) and your sleeve armhole length is 12cm+4cm ease, stitching together without gathered is not easy.
And the other question, did you ask me how to modify the existing pattern? Or how to draft with a lot of ease? Please let me know. Thanks 😊
@@PatternStudio101 You have understood perfectly what I am trying to do. If you think that 4 cm of ease will be enough I can make a test with this value. If you have a technique to draw the sleeve this way from scratch or if there is a way to modify the sleeve design of this video to have this big ease I would be very happy to know it! Thanks a lot. Enzo
@Low Poly Process You can follow this video to draft 2-piece sleeve. And instead st 2:50 -3:50, you can do & or even . Then you will have a lot of ease. One thing, keep in mind that bicep will be wider when you do that. If you want to keep the bicep, then sleeve cap height should be higher.
Great, thank you vert much, I will make some test as soon as possible ! I would like to thank you once again for your amazing tutorial, they are truely helpfull for me, have a nice day. Enzo
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Can I use exact this pattern for a tweed coat for men?
Yes, any kind of coats or blazers. I have 3 different ways of 2-piece sleeve pattern making videos. Watch them and choose one the most easy way. Thank you 😊
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Can I also use this pattern for women blazer ?
Of course you can!
Please one more question Ma'am. What should be the difference in the length of sleeve between the fabric and linen. Should they be the same length or half of an inch ?
At 7:00 my under sleeve hem length makes it so that the point is outside (to the left) of the top sleeve hem length - is this incorrect?
The under sleeve hem should be inside of the top sleeve hem. So two out seams should be similar angles. It doesn’t have to be the same but similar angles.
How much ease should be left for gathering?
There's no gathering. Are you talking about sleeve cap ease?
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