It refused to let me like this for quite a few times! 😂 so if you saw any dislikes I apologize it may have been me TRYING to like it lol this is immensely helpful!
Thank you for this - you take the mystery out of working with commercial patterns. Plus I've just watched your video on what needle to use and that's cleared up a spot of confusion, too. Thank you.
Thank you so much for this. I just drafted a bustier pattern using metric and I was stunned to see that despite using my exact measurements to the mm that the bust was still way off. I suppose the system still makes assumptions about proportions. I think this method will work well with the bustier pieces. Thanks again 😊
Aneka , hope all’s going well in your new location. Hoping you’ll enlighten us about sloped shoulder and forward shoulder pattern adjustments. Thanks 🙏!
Hi Anita, have you seen this video: SBA (bust and waist dart) ruclips.net/video/ynNXldjno2k/видео.html SBA (bust dart) ruclips.net/video/cAag52hkr3k/видео.html You can use these for a wrap bodice. Let me know what your pattern is like and I can share if you need to change anything. Aneka x
Just found this tutorial. Thank you so much. I had a right sided mastectomy without reconstruction and have been trying to work out how to adjust patterns to accommodate for this. I I need to do a SBA for the left side and now work out how to adjust a princess seam for my right side. Not sure how this will go so wish me luck. Oh and if anyone has any ideas or links to resources I would love to hear them!
Hello! Does this affect the waist size at all? I saw another SBA tutorial where the waist in the bodice ended up smaller than the skirt waist so they didn't match up. Thank you!
I did this on a dress for my daughter to take out the bust, it fits great in the bust now, however there is now a gap on the inside portion of the strap that goes over the shoulder.
Hi Elizabeth, great news. It may be that you need to tweak the shape of the strap. If you have a fuller bust you can be more hollow in the upper chest/bust area, between the shoulder and full bust. So this could be the cause. Depending on what it looks like you could take a dart or dead dart (this is when the dart is removed across the pattern), from the shoulder piece. Or this video might help: ruclips.net/video/H9YVk2hkvC0/видео.html
Do you think this would work to sort of flatten out the bust of a pattern so a young girl could wear it? I have a small pattern that is close to the right size, but it's a women's pattern and I need it to fit a young girl with no bust. This is the only part of the pattern adjustment that's got me a little confused. I understand I'll have to grade the pattern down one size to fit her, but the bust area will still be too big. Do you have any advice?
The problem I see is that you shortened the front of the dress by 1/2 inch as well. Would you not leave it attached at the center front line and just asjust the side for the princess seam?
Hi Cindy, the front length is being shorten because this is what happens if a SBA is required. The smaller bust usually need less length to travel over it. You will have to adjust the centre front if you adjust the side front, because otherwise the pattern pieces won't fit together. You will have made the side front stitching line shorter (by doing the adjustment), so we need to shorten the front to make them fit together. Does that make sense? 😊 Aneka
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It refused to let me like this for quite a few times! 😂 so if you saw any dislikes I apologize it may have been me TRYING to like it lol this is immensely helpful!
Thank you so much for this tutorial. That was just what I needed and the mock up came out perfectly. I can't wait to cut the right fabric.
It’s wonderful to see you! You’re such a great teacher, even I understand the technique.
Thanks Gary. Really appreciate this.
Thank you for this - you take the mystery out of working with commercial patterns. Plus I've just watched your video on what needle to use and that's cleared up a spot of confusion, too. Thank you.
So pleased I could help. Thank you.
OMG, Aneka! You're back!
Yes! Lots of filming scheduled. Let’s hope I can keep it consistent!
@@MadetoSew I really hope so.
@@Firuzeh Thank you. I'm working hard on it!
Welcome back! Your tutorials are the best!
Thank you very much. Aneka x
Thank you so much for this. I just drafted a bustier pattern using metric and I was stunned to see that despite using my exact measurements to the mm that the bust was still way off. I suppose the system still makes assumptions about proportions. I think this method will work well with the bustier pieces.
Thanks again 😊
Thank you! Each of your tutorials are exceptionally well prepared and presented. I'm grateful.
Thank you so much. Aneka x
Thank you! now that I understand SBA, I will go to your FBA. Very clear and to the point! Pun intended. Hello from Florida. Stay Safe over there!
Thank you. Glad I could help. Stay safe too. Aneka
Great instructions. So easy to follow. Thank you!!!
Thanks so much Anika! Yay for us IBTC 😜
So pleased it helped!
I'm so glad you made this video, Aneka! Your tutorials are very clear and informative! :)
Thank you very much. x
Such clear concise instructions, well taught!
Thank you.
A very pretty dress.
Thanks Marian.
Aneka , hope all’s going well in your new location. Hoping you’ll enlighten us about sloped shoulder and forward shoulder pattern adjustments. Thanks 🙏!
Yes, of course. It's on the filming list. Thank you for your lovely words.
Excellent as always Aneka!
Thank you!😊
Thank you. Great explanation. Very clear. 😊
Your tutorials are amazing; thanks for all your great work. 🌸🙏🏼🌸
Thank you so much! X
You really love cowl neckline
Ha Ha, I just have a lot of these tops I made as samples for a pattern. 😃
Could you do a tutorial on how to do a sba on a wrap bodice? Thank you
Hi Anita, have you seen this video:
SBA (bust and waist dart) ruclips.net/video/ynNXldjno2k/видео.html
SBA (bust dart) ruclips.net/video/cAag52hkr3k/видео.html
You can use these for a wrap bodice. Let me know what your pattern is like and I can share if you need to change anything.
Aneka x
Great tutorial! But im curious as how will this affect the back pattern?
It doesn't affect the back pattern, as long as you don't change the length of the side seam. Hope that helps? Aneka
@@MadetoSew great! Thank you. It helps.
Just found this tutorial. Thank you so much. I had a right sided mastectomy without reconstruction and have been trying to work out how to adjust patterns to accommodate for this. I
I need to do a SBA for the left side and now work out how to adjust a princess seam for my right side. Not sure how this will go so wish me luck. Oh and if anyone has any ideas or links to resources I would love to hear them!
Thank you for that! 🥰
You’re welcome 😊
Great tutorial, can you please tell me what make your ruler is.
Hi Penny, it is this Clover one: madetosew.com/product/clover-centimetre-ruler/ Thanks, Aneka
Hello! Does this affect the waist size at all? I saw another SBA tutorial where the waist in the bodice ended up smaller than the skirt waist so they didn't match up. Thank you!
Thank you this is great.
You're very welcome!
I did this on a dress for my daughter to take out the bust, it fits great in the bust now, however there is now a gap on the inside portion of the strap that goes over the shoulder.
Hi Elizabeth, great news. It may be that you need to tweak the shape of the strap. If you have a fuller bust you can be more hollow in the upper chest/bust area, between the shoulder and full bust. So this could be the cause.
Depending on what it looks like you could take a dart or dead dart (this is when the dart is removed across the pattern), from the shoulder piece.
Or this video might help: ruclips.net/video/H9YVk2hkvC0/видео.html
Do you think this would work to sort of flatten out the bust of a pattern so a young girl could wear it? I have a small pattern that is close to the right size, but it's a women's pattern and I need it to fit a young girl with no bust. This is the only part of the pattern adjustment that's got me a little confused. I understand I'll have to grade the pattern down one size to fit her, but the bust area will still be too big. Do you have any advice?
Yes it would help, because in a children's pattern there wouldn't be darts or shaping. Let me know how you get on.
The problem I see is that you shortened the front of the dress by 1/2 inch as well. Would you not leave it attached at the center front line and just asjust the side for the princess seam?
Hi Cindy, the front length is being shorten because this is what happens if a SBA is required. The smaller bust usually need less length to travel over it. You will have to adjust the centre front if you adjust the side front, because otherwise the pattern pieces won't fit together. You will have made the side front stitching line shorter (by doing the adjustment), so we need to shorten the front to make them fit together. Does that make sense? 😊 Aneka
@@MadetoSew Yes it does. Thank you.
@@cindychamilton7609 Great news, thanks. x
Burda patterns are for a C cup