Bless you, you’ve explained it so simply that I am at last able to follow. I’ve sewn & resewn a placket so many times the fabric is starting to disintegrate. Thank you sooooo much love 💕
Bruh, why can't every youtube video be like this? You got straight to the point, and your instuctions were so clear and easy to follow. Your method for sewing this kind of placket is the best way, I just sewed two after watching your video and they turned out great.
Thank you so much!! Thankfully I looked at your instructions first and was able to easily make a placket and complete my shirt. I got loads of compliments! I then partially looked at a few others, all were confusing and I immediately stopped. Again thank you again. Because of you I've made 2 woven shirts and have another on my table to cut out.
thank you! so simple and concise...easy to follow and execute. BTW I don't know why I find the sound of your machine so fascinatingly soothing. It has some sort of cadence to it....what brand is it?
Thanks, I'm glad you found it helpful! The brand of the machine is Typical. It's an industrial machine so the motor will have a bit more power than a domestic...That might be why it sounds more soothing :)
Thank you for the tutorial...may I ask a question? I'm a beginner...:)...why are you notch matching exactly the sleeve and binding edges?...from the first stitch it seems you are moving the sleeve away from the binding raw edges as you approach the center...I've tried this but for some reason I end up with several pleats at the center point...thanks!
@@forgetmenotpatterns I did figure it out thank you...note to self, do not ask questions without coffee first thing in the am...I cannot even understand my own question!...:)
Oh, my GOODNESS! Your tutorial should win some kind of award for being so effective! I nominate you for first place.
What a fabulous comment to get! I'm so glad you have found it helpful!
Bless you, you’ve explained it so simply that I am at last able to follow. I’ve sewn & resewn a placket so many times the fabric is starting to disintegrate. Thank you sooooo much love 💕
Bruh, why can't every youtube video be like this? You got straight to the point, and your instuctions were so clear and easy to follow. Your method for sewing this kind of placket is the best way, I just sewed two after watching your video and they turned out great.
Yippee finally found you! Thanks for guiding me through the sleeve binding!
Excellent clear and precise. The only video where we are told which sides of the fabrics to face before stitching. Thanks
Thank you so much!! Thankfully I looked at your instructions first and was able to easily make a placket and complete my shirt. I got loads of compliments!
I then partially looked at a few others, all were confusing and I immediately stopped. Again thank you again. Because of you I've made 2 woven shirts and have another on my table to cut out.
That's wonderful to hear!
Thank you! this was so much easier to understand than the video my school provided haha
So beautifully explained and demonstrated Thank you
Thank you for creating this video
Thank you, you make it look so easy.
This really helped, thank you!
Nice explanation
I finally get it! Thank you so much for this clear and simple video. Wonderful :-)
Thank you! Very helpful and clear video. Now I just need to try it!
Very clear tutorial for a versatile technique. Thank you
Thank you, I'm so glad it was helpful for you!
so straight forward and concise, thankyou!
Thank you! I'm so glad people have found it helpful.
thank you! so simple and concise...easy to follow and execute. BTW I don't know why I find the sound of your machine so fascinatingly soothing. It has some sort of cadence to it....what brand is it?
Thanks, I'm glad you found it helpful! The brand of the machine is Typical. It's an industrial machine so the motor will have a bit more power than a domestic...That might be why it sounds more soothing :)
What machine do you have?
Great tutorial! I've referred back to it a few times 🙂
Can you top stitch the side of the placket that will sit on top to help it lay flat? Or is there a reason you shouldn't?
Hi, Yes, you can top stitch it! :)
So easy to make a back button line. it is just wow
Love your video
Thank you for the tutorial...may I ask a question? I'm a beginner...:)...why are you notch matching exactly the sleeve and binding edges?...from the first stitch it seems you are moving the sleeve away from the binding raw edges as you approach the center...I've tried this but for some reason I end up with several pleats at the center point...thanks!
Hi, sorry for the late reply! I'm not quite sure I understand the question, but I hope you found your answer. Let me know if you still need help.
@@forgetmenotpatterns I did figure it out thank you...note to self, do not ask questions without coffee first thing in the am...I cannot even understand my own question!...:)
What is the recommended width to use for the binding?
Hi! I use a 4cm wide strip of binding for this technique. Hope this helps!
Thanku mam it was very helpful
perfect explanation thankyou
You're welcome!
superb
Thanks 🤗