Sewing Butterick 6711 Wide Neck Pullover top

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  • Опубликовано: 31 янв 2025
  • Sewing Butterick 6711 Wide Neck Pullover top
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    Hi Everyone and Welcome Back to My Bucolic Life Channel. Meet my new sewing tutorial.
    This weel is a fun top with some interesting details! the sleeves are full enough and are gathered into a band at the shoulder... and what a wide shoulder it is! I cut out this pattern by combining 3 different sizes in different parts to make sure it fits. And of course, I choose a fabric outside of the "recommended" fabric list, by doing it in a cheerful cotton flannel.
    Hope you like it!
    ~Marie
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Комментарии • 57

  • @dianemontavon5670
    @dianemontavon5670 Год назад +1

    I love the top, love the material and I can't believe that is flannel. It is too stinkin cute.

  • @christinebarker9361
    @christinebarker9361 Год назад +1

    I love that you make thing out of the fabric you like and that go's with your life. x

  • @brendajefferson5984
    @brendajefferson5984 Год назад

    This blouse is very pretty and so is the fit and the fabric and I love the neckline! Awesome sauce, Marie❤😊

  • @lisadaniellesews
    @lisadaniellesews Год назад

    Like having a good cup of coffee with a good friend every time I enjoy one of your tutorials. Funny and insightful! Wish I lived one farm over, we would be fast friends!🤩

  • @theresawagner2642
    @theresawagner2642 Год назад +5

    A perfect fit! You take the most unexpected fabrics and make the loveliest things. 🥰

  • @stellaunger8568
    @stellaunger8568 Год назад +7

    I love how your blouse turned out. Thank you for the tips on sizing. Your videos and comments on each patter you make are so appreciated. ❤️😁🌹

  • @quackie3060
    @quackie3060 9 месяцев назад

    Thank you for your great guidance. I just finished my blouse.

  • @conniehammer7158
    @conniehammer7158 Год назад

    beautiful blouse Marie

  • @karenbrosi7180
    @karenbrosi7180 Год назад +1

    I love the garments that you give tutorials. I noticed that you will wear that. piece in a subsequent video. I am wondering if at the beginning of the video, you could quickly show us the pattern you used. For instance, at the opening as you begin to speak, you show us the blouse you are wearing, give us the pattern number, and if you did a previous video tutorial. Thanks ! It has helped this old seamstress, get back on track.

    • @mybucoliclife
      @mybucoliclife  Год назад

      I'll try to remember, but I can't guarantee it 😁🤣 thanks for watching!

  • @vickytarbox9059
    @vickytarbox9059 Год назад

    Love this pattern and I want to make it. Thanks for the tutorial

  • @AnnaLennon-i4i
    @AnnaLennon-i4i Год назад

    Very cute 😊

  • @infogapamu354
    @infogapamu354 Год назад +2

    Thank you Marie for this further sewing video. Your explanations are clear, understandable and easy to follow-up. I look forward to every new video. 😃👁

  • @annecain3301
    @annecain3301 Год назад

    This is such a lovely blouse. I do like square necks. I have narrow shoulders so I would have to think about down sizing across that area and perhaps making the bias wider so the blouse does not fall off.

  • @annesullivan1171
    @annesullivan1171 Год назад +1

    It's lovely Marie. Mr Rooster wolf whistled yoy 😂❤

  • @mercedesdelcastillo8324
    @mercedesdelcastillo8324 Год назад +1

    Turned out really cute.

  • @patriciahewes704
    @patriciahewes704 Год назад +2

    Another fabulous make Marie ❤

  • @lucyall1898
    @lucyall1898 Год назад

    Looks nice.

  • @lindak8664
    @lindak8664 Год назад +1

    I love your relaxed approach to sewing. We all forget that the world really is not going to end if we don’t do it exactly like the instructions. As long as we get there in the end, it does not matter in the slightest which path we follow to get there. Your rooster agrees! 😂
    It was interesting to see how you adapted for that wide neckline. I hate necklines like that, dropping off my shoulder and bra straps showing, so i tend to avoid them like the plague. In hindsight, i wonder if that little bias strap could have been made wider to give a bit more coverage. IDK if it actually works like that, it seems to simple.
    Another great video! Food for thought on overcoming wide necklines.

    • @mybucoliclife
      @mybucoliclife  Год назад

      Could yes, I think that if the bias strip was about an inch wider it would have done the trick. Thanks for watching

  • @JoannaShoemaker
    @JoannaShoemaker Год назад

    Thought after watching this video again... In trying the binding foot, try pressing your binding seams OPEN instead of pressing them to one side. Not sure if they will help, but when quilting it will help with spreading the thickness of the seam. Just a thought.

  • @janicekenter9221
    @janicekenter9221 Год назад +2

    Marie, you made another beautiful blouse! It really does look good on you.

  • @carolinesewall9319
    @carolinesewall9319 Год назад +1

    Hi
    Your last make looks brillant was worth all the work n but of Lacey is great
    Love how u
    Never stick to fabrics new to me is going to be learning cure
    Thankz from uk

  • @st4y-c4lm44
    @st4y-c4lm44 Год назад +1

    Thank you soo much for sharing. I look forward to all your videos. Can't wait until the next one.

  • @stellaunger8568
    @stellaunger8568 Год назад +2

    I think that sleeve choice would catch on things for me. I like the length tho. Think I’ll do the same but put a loose elastic in the hem. Thanks

  • @sharongallagher3443
    @sharongallagher3443 Год назад

    Well sized. Well constructed. You explain everything clearly.

  • @karlak.7862
    @karlak.7862 Год назад +1

    I have this pattern in my stash and have been a bit worried about making it, but now I think I'll pull it out. Thanks for all the pointers and showing how to alter it.

  • @magdalenadetoffol6406
    @magdalenadetoffol6406 Год назад +1

    It’s beautiful! ❤

  • @aribella6913
    @aribella6913 Год назад +1

    What a cute print. I love it. I have a hard time wearing deep or very opened neck lines. All day long I have the bra sticking out. Looks great on you.

    • @mybucoliclife
      @mybucoliclife  Год назад +5

      I think if I make this again I would bring the neckline in even closer, so like 2 sizes smaller than my regular size on top.. because it IS really wide. Comfortable though!

    • @aribella6913
      @aribella6913 Год назад

      @@mybucoliclife I love the fabric print.

  • @VirginiaDavis-ee6js
    @VirginiaDavis-ee6js Год назад

    Beautiful top love the fabric

  • @silk_n_vintage_etc2643
    @silk_n_vintage_etc2643 Год назад

    I made this too and didn’t go down a size at the shoulder. It slips off my shoulders. I still love the make and will modify it next time.

  • @jackiturner9228
    @jackiturner9228 Год назад

    Love the top and it looks so good on you! Love the noise marker, real life sound effects 😂

  • @barbaraharsch3048
    @barbaraharsch3048 Год назад

    Another job well done... Like the way you made the pattern work for you.. That's what I need nothing on top everything belly and hips.. Been working on getting at least one pattern that fits good all over. It's hard and very frustrating.

  • @carolbarbee5653
    @carolbarbee5653 Год назад

    The fit is great looks really nice❤

  • @grandymommy4531
    @grandymommy4531 Год назад +4

    I'm wondering if one could make the bias pieces at the shoulders slightly wider to better cover the basic bra strap. It came out really nice. While it doesn't drape, it instead stands out to match the bell shape of the sleeves. I like how you are a bit of a rebel going your own way.

    • @mybucoliclife
      @mybucoliclife  Год назад

      You can always try making them wider. ☺️ Thanks!!!

  • @Venue-x2u
    @Venue-x2u Год назад +2

    I enjoy watching you, i own a 99k that needs a new base I noticed that your vintage sewing machines are resting on new wood base, can you please share where to purchase them, Thank you 😊

    • @mybucoliclife
      @mybucoliclife  Год назад +2

      My husband makes them for me. We are still learning the woodworking thing but getting better :) Have you seen my other channel?

    • @Venue-x2u
      @Venue-x2u Год назад +1

      @@mybucoliclifeI’m not aware you have another channel, I watch you from RUclips from Canada,

    • @mybucoliclife
      @mybucoliclife  Год назад +1

      @@Venue-x2u www.youtube.com/@prometheansewingmachines/featured
      It's all about remaking the old machines :)

  • @virginiakasselman5953
    @virginiakasselman5953 Год назад +1

    I got that hole punch and love it but wanted to ask where to get a leather scrap to use under it- any suggestions? Love your channel and farm life- watching you takes me back - (reminiscing). I can tell your a ‘country gal’! 👍
    I also like your method of shortening and lengthening your patterns with that folding method - gonna steal that!Happy Sewing- 🧵 ✂️ Virginia in Arkansas ❤️

    • @mybucoliclife
      @mybucoliclife  Год назад +2

      Thanks! you can use anything! Take a piece off and unused belt, a old wallet or purse you are tossing, just any scrap that is thick enough. Mine is from a leather couch I dismembered years ago...

  • @marathorne6821
    @marathorne6821 Год назад

    It's very pretty 😍 That binding foot is intriguing, I've never seen anything like it 😮 Perhaps if you'd bound the hem before sewing up the side seams...? But what do I know? 🤷‍♀️ Anyway, it's gorgeous, a "happy" little top 😊 Enjoy wearing it!

    • @mybucoliclife
      @mybucoliclife  Год назад +1

      I think my biggest trouble with the binder was when I went over a seam in my binding tape. I think that it would have worked if I had one very long strip that wasn't pieced together. Oh well,

    • @marathorne6821
      @marathorne6821 Год назад

      @@mybucoliclife I know you, Marie, you'll "figure it out"! 😊

  • @normacooper6377
    @normacooper6377 Год назад +1

    Cute fabric! Your new blouse is lovely. 🎊 Thanks for sharing your work.
    Good try on the binder foot. Mom & I tried using one at a workshop a few years ago. She’s been sewing as long as I can remember, but she was NOT impressed by that thing.😱🤣
    I like your detailed explanation of how to make adjustments to a commercial pattern to improve the fit. I’ve learned a great deal.
    Was wondering. Do you wash all your fabrics each time you buy it or do you wash it right before using it?

    • @mybucoliclife
      @mybucoliclife  Год назад

      Hello! I wash my fabrics whenever I get a chance. Sometimes I wash them early and then just put them in the cabinet and sometimes I wait until just before I use them. But I do search the cut edges before I wash them. And that way I can know if a piece of fabric is in my cabinet whether it's been washed before or not. Thanks for watching

  • @JoannaShoemaker
    @JoannaShoemaker Год назад

    I know some of your videos are older, but I am loving them & learning SEW much from you... It's been years since I've sewn garments & I want to get back into it. I really like your pattern weights, they are so cute. Where did you get them... Do you have a link? TIA!!!

    • @mybucoliclife
      @mybucoliclife  Год назад

      They are vintage. From the 80's June tailor brand. Look on eBay?

  • @maryjrucker2485
    @maryjrucker2485 Год назад

    Can I ask when you buy fabric that you like and don't have a specific pattern in mind how much do you buy,? thanks

    • @mybucoliclife
      @mybucoliclife  Год назад +2

      It's different for each fabric. In general I don't buy less than two and a half yards, in general. Also if it's going to be a dress I like to buy at least four yards if it's going to be a shirt I like to buy 3 yards. This might give me extra, it might not, but at least I know I have a piece big enough to make something. Now if it's on sale and I really like it, I might just buy the whole bolt if there's about 6 yards on it. You never know.