just wanted to say thank you! I'm putting together a Princess Peach gown for a pink themed fundraiser day at my school, and this tutorial has made my job so much simpler. super easy to understand, and the basic pattern saved so much trouble for an amateur like me - you're a lifesaver!
You are a life saver! I need to make slightly puffed sleeves for my rapunzel cosplay and I was dreading it cause the last time I tried to do normal sleeves I was up till 4 am, I started at 8 PM 🥴, trying to get it to work.
This video was exactly why I needed to convert the bell sleeves on a second hand dress into more flattering puff sleeves. I've been putting off the project for a while now, because I didn't know what to do. Thank you!
You Saved my Life!!! With the Puff Sleeve filled up. I need to make a sequin extra puffy sleeve but needed to have puffy look. You saved me. I was looking for these for 2 weeks. Thank you so much.
Thank you for this!! I'm making regency dresses for my sister and I to wear to a ball and was struggling trying to figure out the sleeves! Also your voice/narration is amazing! You explained it so eloquently and it was very easy to understand!!
Not a cosplayer but needed to work out how to adjust a commercial pattern to make a puffed sleeve (otherwise the top was going to be really boring) and this was perfectly explained. Thanks so much!
Thank you so much for this tutorial!! A few months ago I was working on a Garnet from Steven universe cosplay, I looked everywhere for a more rounded puffy sleeve tutorial but could not find one. In the end the sleeves did not look puffy at all, this tutorial would have been so helpful!
cristicosplay and hey, if you ever have any content ideas you may want to run by me, please do! I’m always looking for new quality content to create :)
I’m glad I found this one to! I’m working on a Pearl cosplay, and I’ve had a really hard time finding something I can sew easily (because I’m a beginner).
I've been asked to make a dress for a little girl and her mum wants like an A line with a slightly puffed sleeve so this was very helpful, thank you. I think I'm going to go for the last option and elasticated the bottom gather because it has to be comfy.
I like the Puff at the Head style! I will try it this week. Thank you for your tutorial and resources! I am not into cospay btw, but I like vintage fashion, and I plan to add a pillow case fabric onto a sleveless shirt I got while thrifting.
All the puffs. I must be like Anne of Green Gables The puffier the sleeve, the better. Thanks for the downloadable and the instructions. This will definitely come in handy!
I was just working on something today that I could have used this for, Its a really great tutorial and I’ll have to apply it to some of my future projects. Thanks!
I’ve watched TONS of videos about puff sleeves but no one explained this like you!! You have no ideia how much you actually helped me (: Thank you thank you thank you! Cheers from Brazil!
I did the Ultra Puff for my Fizzarolli cosplay and I am beyond happy with how it turned out. Thank you very much for this tutorial as well as the pattern. The thing I was dreading to sew the most turned out so well, so really thank you😊
Omg I am soo amazed by how fantastic and competent this tutorial is, you can tell that you've put a lot of care and thought into it, it's so informative and so easy to understand, thank you! You conveyed so much knowledge in less than 6 minutes, I'm so shook O.O
This is really helpful! I will use the puff at the hem for my Sapphire cosplay as well as a few other historical gown bodices. I love full sleeves since they are very feminine and charming.
OMG this video saved my life! I have been making BJD Doll clothes for years now and have never, ever been able to make a delicious puff sleeve like you have here! I don't know why i could find this video last year when I was searching but I'm here now and truly cannot thank you enough!
OOHHH I always wondered how people made the sleeves keep such a specific princess poof- I never thought to do the smaller sleeve inside and fill it! Thank you for sharing!!
Literally the best and most simple tutorial I have watched yet .... I'm a beginner and I can do this ! Thank you to the moon and back Kirilee , I'm making a DÔEN inspired cotton dress with this tutorial
OMGosh I've been searching for the answers to a super puffy sleeve and how to keep it puffed out. I'll definitely use the two sleeve method with stuffing.
omg you are so inspiring i have been wanting to sew for cosplay for years and now i finally have the courage to start. thank you so much and i cant wait to start on my first dress.
I found this video while looking for the "proper" way to out in puff sleeves and once you started the "lazy" method I started laughing because that's exactly how I do it too. Nice to know I'm not alone.
Thank you, your video is really a great help, I'm making a cosplay costume now and I didn't know what's the difference between kind of sleeves and now I know what sleeves I need for the costume 😊
I really like the ones that gather at the bottom! I'm definitely going to use some of this knowledge for making me & my friends' princess tutu cosplays
this is a very nice tutorial! I've also seen another way of keeping the puff in your sleeve and that is by sewing an additional puffed sleeve underneath made from organza or tulle. the stiff tulle should keep your sleeve in shape :)
Thank you so much for sharing those information! It really helped me :) Now that I know (theoretically) how to sew a sleeve, I need to figure out how the rest of a blouse works :D
Is it possible to hand-sew this? I'm attempting to start my first cosplay soon(right now I'm in the "digging around for car change to fund the cosplay" phase) and I don't have a sewing machine or the money to purchase a sewing machine 😅
Thank You!! o my i feel i can do these ! your tutorials are amazing ❤️⭐️ and i DO need bell sleeves! 😊 Well, for cosplay, the filled puff was my fave, but loved all.
I honestly subscribed because you made it so fun to learn! I don't need puff sleeves but I'm watching this anyway because COSPLAY hahahahahah Thank you so much for uploading this!
Beautiful sleeves and video with lots of details!, I love it!, thank you so much for sharing so generously, I feel encouraged to make sleeves now, I didn't have any clue about how to make sleeves before. Endless thanks!. 😍👍👌👏👋🙏💖💐
This is great. Thanks so much. One thing I've always wondered is how do you calculate where to put the arm hole when drafting a pattern?? And by that I mean how long somewhere it starts and curves to connect.
Thanks for this! The one with the stuffing came up, and i was like " yes thats the one" then you said cosplay right? And i laughed because thats what its for. 😂
i LOVE the idea for the stuffed puff™️ i’m thinking of making a proper motley (as in a jester outfit) and this could be pulling some major weight if i chained these together somehow
This has been sooooo helpful! I'm taking on my first sewing project (there aren't any online listings for the cosplay I want so thankfully the design is simple so making it myself shouldnt be too bad!) And I feel so much more confident about being able to get the sleeves down! My only question is: at the end you showed some examples of the sleeves on cosplays; which version was the third example (the purple with the apron)? It almost looks like a puff at the hem with maybe a slight gathering at the top but it's hard to tell with the apron and the dark fabric? It's basically exactly what I'm going for tho!
Hi! Love this tutorial for puff sleeve sewing. Btw, A friend of mine is asking if you have the pattern for the sleeves you made at 5:46? :0 Because its the perfect type of puff sleeve she is needing right now! Thank you!!
@@KirileeCosplay A follow up question from my friend~ Did you used the second method and gathered the stitch at the top and bottom of the purple maid outfit or just the bottom puff sleeve?
3:02 i do feel you should put a disclaimer about IronOn interfacing and different fabrics, namely that some fabrics have stretch and if you apply interfacing like you do, it could stretch the fabric and so distort the final look. Placing the iron on a section for a second or 2, then moving to another is the recommended method, this way you'll melt the 'glue' and avoid stretch.....but HOW can i tell Kirilee off??? i feel so bad, but it had to be done...BUT i do need puff sleeves for a project and this was very timely AS EVER with Kirilee
An interesting method! You didn’t tell me off ^_^ i probably in this case would use sew in interfacing rather than iron on but then, either way the fabric will no longer be stretchy. Not a bad thing considering that puff sleeves don’t really call for stretch as it is about adding volume- does that make sense? But nothing to stop using stretch fabric :)
@@KirileeCosplay but fabrics tend to have stretch on the bias so if u ironed in that direction you could push the fabric and so out of shape... now I agree that these are puff sleeves and not normal hanging sleeves so the distortion would be shaped in with the gathering etc.
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Time stamp:
0:19 - What you'll need
0:34 - About the free printable sleeve block
1:06 - 'Puff at the Head' sleeve
1:35 - Gathering techniques (proper way/ 'lazy lady' method)
2:44 - Interfacing
3:24 - 'Puff at the Hem' sleeve
4:06 - 'Ultra Puff' sleeve
This is also in the description :)
where to download the printable sleeve block?
On my website
@@KirileeCosplay thanks :)
ULTRA PUFF SLEEEVEE 😍😍😍😍
she has such a lovely personality! It's like that one sweet teacher you had in 1st grade
Why thank you!
just wanted to say thank you! I'm putting together a Princess Peach gown for a pink themed fundraiser day at my school, and this tutorial has made my job so much simpler. super easy to understand, and the basic pattern saved so much trouble for an amateur like me - you're a lifesaver!
I am so glad to hear that! I hope the fundraiser went well!
THATS WHAT IM DOING TOO OMG
Me too!
maybe this should be called Princess Peach gown sleeve tutorial
i’m making a princess daisy costume, omg!! ✨
NO WAY! I’ve found the right way to sew sleeves! You are definitely my favourite youtuber so far!
Hahaha! I’m so glad that I could help you out!
You are a life saver! I need to make slightly puffed sleeves for my rapunzel cosplay and I was dreading it cause the last time I tried to do normal sleeves I was up till 4 am, I started at 8 PM 🥴, trying to get it to work.
I’m so glad that I could help! Good luck!
BLESSSS im making pomni cosplay and this tutorial saved my life
I’m so glad I could help! ^_^
SAME BUDDY; SAMEEEEE
This video was exactly why I needed to convert the bell sleeves on a second hand dress into more flattering puff sleeves. I've been putting off the project for a while now, because I didn't know what to do. Thank you!
I’m so glad I could help! Good luck with your project!
You Saved my Life!!! With the Puff Sleeve filled up. I need to make a sequin extra puffy sleeve but needed to have puffy look. You saved me. I was looking for these for 2 weeks. Thank you so much.
I’m so glad I could help!
Thank you for this!! I'm making regency dresses for my sister and I to wear to a ball and was struggling trying to figure out the sleeves! Also your voice/narration is amazing! You explained it so eloquently and it was very easy to understand!!
You are so welcome! And thank you for the kind words!
Not a cosplayer but needed to work out how to adjust a commercial pattern to make a puffed sleeve (otherwise the top was going to be really boring) and this was perfectly explained. Thanks so much!
I’m so glad it could help!
Thank you so much for this tutorial!! A few months ago I was working on a Garnet from Steven universe cosplay, I looked everywhere for a more rounded puffy sleeve tutorial but could not find one. In the end the sleeves did not look puffy at all, this tutorial would have been so helpful!
cristicosplay sorry it’s late! :)
@@KirileeCosplay It's all good no need to apologize, now I know where to look when I need to do puffy sleeves again.
cristicosplay and hey, if you ever have any content ideas you may want to run by me, please do! I’m always looking for new quality content to create :)
Thats so awesome ! I wanna make one of spinel and she has puffy sleeves !
I’m glad I found this one to! I’m working on a Pearl cosplay, and I’ve had a really hard time finding something I can sew easily (because I’m a beginner).
I've been asked to make a dress for a little girl and her mum wants like an A line with a slightly puffed sleeve so this was very helpful, thank you. I think I'm going to go for the last option and elasticated the bottom gather because it has to be comfy.
That’s a super good idea ^_^ I’m glad this could help!
This is the best tutorial ever!!! I’ve been hunting for days for a simple tutorial! Thank you thank you!!
I’m glad I could help!
I like the Puff at the Head style! I will try it this week. Thank you for your tutorial and resources! I am not into cospay btw, but I like vintage fashion, and I plan to add a pillow case fabric onto a sleveless shirt I got while thrifting.
I am so glad it can help for whatever project you need it for :)
All the puffs. I must be like Anne of Green Gables The puffier the sleeve, the better. Thanks for the downloadable and the instructions. This will definitely come in handy!
You and I are in the same boat. I like a good puff sleeve!
I was just working on something today that I could have used this for, Its a really great tutorial and I’ll have to apply it to some of my future projects. Thanks!
It’s just me ah drat! I’m a little too late! Oh well, I hope it helps next day.
Kirilee Cosplay I’m sure it will, thank you 😁
Ur so fast! Shooter! Fast maker. This was great compilation! So cool there’s more ways to make puff sleeves! Thank you so much!!!
I’m glad this could help!
I’ve watched TONS of videos about puff sleeves but no one explained this like you!! You have no ideia how much you actually helped me (: Thank you thank you thank you! Cheers from Brazil!
Thank you so much!
I did the Ultra Puff for my Fizzarolli cosplay and I am beyond happy with how it turned out. Thank you very much for this tutorial as well as the pattern. The thing I was dreading to sew the most turned out so well, so really thank you😊
I'm so glad!
Fantastic! I've been searching for a good puff sleeve tutorial for a costume, and this is by far the best I've found!
Thank you so much! I’m glad I could help!
One hundred percent going to make a late Victorian dress with puffed sleeves now.
Yessss do it!
how'd it go?
Omg I am soo amazed by how fantastic and competent this tutorial is, you can tell that you've put a lot of care and thought into it, it's so informative and so easy to understand, thank you! You conveyed so much knowledge in less than 6 minutes, I'm so shook O.O
Thank you so much for those wonderful words of praise. I’m glad that you enjoyed it and got something out of it :)
The way you say puff makes my heart happy 🥰 thank you for this video, and I LOVE the idea of adding the stuffing to the sleeve for drama
I am all for adding extra drama to clothes and not to your life!
This is really helpful! I will use the puff at the hem for my Sapphire cosplay as well as a few other historical gown bodices. I love full sleeves since they are very feminine and charming.
Cool! Good luck with it
OMG this video saved my life! I have been making BJD Doll clothes for years now and have never, ever been able to make a delicious puff sleeve like you have here! I don't know why i could find this video last year when I was searching but I'm here now and truly cannot thank you enough!
I’m so glad that it could help!
OOHHH I always wondered how people made the sleeves keep such a specific princess poof- I never thought to do the smaller sleeve inside and fill it! Thank you for sharing!!
My pleasure!
Literally the best and most simple tutorial I have watched yet .... I'm a beginner and I can do this ! Thank you to the moon and back Kirilee , I'm making a DÔEN inspired cotton dress with this tutorial
My absolute pleasure! I’m glad that I could help you!
OMGosh I've been searching for the answers to a super puffy sleeve and how to keep it puffed out. I'll definitely use the two sleeve method with stuffing.
I’m so glad it could help you! ^_^
Thank you, thank you, THANK YOU!!!! I've seen those sleeve patterns everywhere but was never quite sure what they meant. This is VERY helpful.
I’m super glad that I could help ^_^
You saved my life! I have a Cosplay contest in a few weeks and I need to do a Princess Peach dress, this helped me sm ❤
I’m so glad to hear it could help!
omg you are so inspiring i have been wanting to sew for cosplay for years and now i finally have the courage to start. thank you so much and i cant wait to start on my first dress.
Good luck!
@@KirileeCosplay thank you
I found this video while looking for the "proper" way to out in puff sleeves and once you started the "lazy" method I started laughing because that's exactly how I do it too. Nice to know I'm not alone.
Not at all- and it is absolutely a great way to gather fabric
I have always loved the puffed sleeve. I feel it looks really good on a woman. I particularly like the puff at the hem and the ultra puff.
Cool!
I'VE WAITED MONTHS FOR A TUTORIAL THAT CATERED TO MY LIKING❤️ IM SOOOO GLAAAAD I FOUND YOURS💕
I’m glad you came across it :)
This was an awesome tutorial I’m gonna use the 3rd puff sleeve for my fizzarolli cosplay!
Have fun! Glad it could help!
I used this video to make a tiny sleeve puff for a cosplay, it was super easy to follow and turned out great! Thank you!
I’m super glad it could help!
Thank you, your video is really a great help, I'm making a cosplay costume now and I didn't know what's the difference between kind of sleeves and now I know what sleeves I need for the costume 😊
Awesome! I’m so glad that this could help!
@@KirileeCosplay I'm making kobato hasegawa costume for my niece 😊 thanks a lot
I really like the ones that gather at the bottom! I'm definitely going to use some of this knowledge for making me & my friends' princess tutu cosplays
Wonderful!
this is a very nice tutorial! I've also seen another way of keeping the puff in your sleeve and that is by sewing an additional puffed sleeve underneath made from organza or tulle. the stiff tulle should keep your sleeve in shape :)
Ah yes! That is also a good way! It sort of like sew in interfacing when you do it like that. The results are good!
Thank you thank you! I've never sewn sleeves before, and Catherine Parr has some intense puff... This tutorial was super helpful!
I am so glad it could help!
Are you doing a Six! Cosplay? :) love those outfits
Second time using this pattern and many more to come! I just love puffed sleeves! Thank you so much ✨
I’m so glad it could help you! Good luck with all your future projects.
@@KirileeCosplay Thank you!! Right back at you
Thank you I love the speed of this tutorial , keeps me focused!
Thank you so much!
Fantastic easy to understand tutorial ♡ Of course the ultra puff!
Thank you so much ^_^ and yeh- the ultra puff is pretty hard not to love
This is awesome. With these techniques you could change any straight sleave pattern into a puff sleave!
Exactly! :)
i can't believe how amazingly simple that is! totally rocks! thank you!
Thank you so much! Glad I could help!
Thank you so much for sharing those information! It really helped me :) Now that I know (theoretically) how to sew a sleeve, I need to figure out how the rest of a blouse works :D
I am so glad it could help you!
Genius! Love your sense of humor and your to-the-point instructions!!! 😘
Thank you so much!
This is the only video needed on this topic. Thanks! ❤
Glad it was helpful!
Is it possible to hand-sew this? I'm attempting to start my first cosplay soon(right now I'm in the "digging around for car change to fund the cosplay" phase) and I don't have a sewing machine or the money to purchase a sewing machine 😅
Yes it is :)
This was the easiest tutorial for sewing sleeves. Thank you!!!❤
Glad it was helpful!
Thank You!! o my i feel i can do these ! your tutorials are amazing ❤️⭐️ and i DO need bell sleeves! 😊 Well, for cosplay, the filled puff was my fave, but loved all.
Ah! Thank you so much ^_^ I’m glad the bell sleeves will help!
Well Done! You are the only person instructed correctly. Beautiful and thank you very much.
Glad it was helpful! xoxo
I honestly subscribed because you made it so fun to learn! I don't need puff sleeves but I'm watching this anyway because COSPLAY hahahahahah Thank you so much for uploading this!
Nawwww thank you so much! Who knows- maybe one day you’ll need a puff sleeve!
I love big puffs like effie trinket level puff. I love a dramatic sleeve. New subbie and binge watching your vids now.
Thanks for subbing! I'm glad you feel inspired! :)
im making a chemise a la reine (much more modern version) and couldn't figure out how to properly draft a sleeve pattern thank you for this video!!!
My pleasure!
Whoever you are please know I want you to appear as my fairy godmother someday. This video was so helpful and such a delight to watch.
Well my name is actually Kirilee, and thank you! I too would like to be a fairy godmother
Thank you so much for this awesome and detailed tutorial you rock!!🎉
You are so welcome!
Ahh tysm I’m working on a Mikan cosplay!! And I didnt know how to make the sleeves!
I’m so glad that they can help!
Wow all of ur videos all always so helpful!!!!! 😄
Thank you for your kind comment!
Awesome! I love the different options given, free template and it’s quick and easy. I need it for a cosplay, thanks!
My pleasure! I’m glad it was easy to understand and follow ^_^
Hey thanks for this! By any chance could you show us how to make the bodice ?
Thank you for the idea. I might do a how to drape a simple bodice in the future.
Amazing tutorial. Clear and concise!
Thank you!
You are really the hero we need in this world!!!
HAHAHAHA thank you so much
thank you so much, this helped me heaps when i had to make poofy sleeves for my cosplay
I’m so glad it could help! Thank you for taking the time to tell me so :)
Awesome!!! Glad it was short too. So helpful. Thank you.
Glad I could help
Beautiful sleeves and video with lots of details!, I love it!, thank you so much for sharing so generously, I feel encouraged to make sleeves now, I didn't have any clue about how to make sleeves before. Endless thanks!. 😍👍👌👏👋🙏💖💐
You are so welcome! Good luck with your next project!
@@KirileeCosplay Thank you very much!. 💐👏🙏👌💖
This will help with my Ordinal Scale cosplay, thank you so much
Nice!
@@KirileeCosplay actually, follow up, how would you connect this to another sleeve to make it one long sleeve arm?
THANK YOU SOO MUCH ARGSGDHFBF! I have been looking for a puff sleeve tutorial & this is even better bc it has a printable pattern! Thanks
My pleasure! I’m glad it could help!
Thanks for posting the free block. That's awesome.
My pleasure! Just trying to make it all as simple as possible.
Thank you so much your tutorial is easy to follow and it made me hate sewing a little less 🙈
I’m glad I could help
ULTRA! PUFF! YESSSSS!
Yay!
Hoping to use the ULTRA PUFF™️ for a prince gumball cosplay 🕺💃🕺💃🕺💃🕺
Which style did you use/do you recommend for a Rapunzel cosplay?
When I made rapunzel, I did the third sleeve - but I didn’t stuff it. I just did an interfacing
I prefer the first two styles. Will you or have you done a bell sleeve and cap sleeve tutorial?
Yes
You've made my day. It's interesting
I’m glad
Really enjoyed your video, thanks for sharing.
My pleasure
This is great. Thanks so much. One thing I've always wondered is how do you calculate where to put the arm hole when drafting a pattern?? And by that I mean how long somewhere it starts and curves to connect.
There is a bit of a drafting calculation but it also depends on the shape of the bodice.
Thanks for this! The one with the stuffing came up, and i was like " yes thats the one" then you said cosplay right? And i laughed because thats what its for. 😂
Glad you liked it!!
This will definitely come in handy for the Juliet sleeves I'm planning to make.
I’m glad this could help!
i LOVE the idea for the stuffed puff™️
i’m thinking of making a proper motley (as in a jester outfit) and this could be pulling some major weight if i chained these together somehow
Good luck!
Love it! I laughed at extra puff ridiculous sleeve 😂😂😂 Subscribing now!
Thank you so much doubly over
Thank you so much for this tutorial. I was wondering if you could give some advice on how to scale this pattern for 5 year old?
Reduce the base pattern down when you are printing out would be a good start or get a commercial pattern as a base :)
@@KirileeCosplay thank you! Such a helpful tutorial. We are trying to create a princess peach costume for Halloween. 😊
Love those padded sleeves!
They are super fun :)
yep, you got me 😂 Sapphire cosplay if I can do that ultra puff. Thank you for your cool tutorial!
You're so welcome!
I need this for Melanie Martinez' Detention outfit and this is EXACTLY what I'm looking for! THANK YOU!
You're so welcome! Glad I could help
stop the detention outfit is my fav TOT im doing the main school uniform but mels version
This has been sooooo helpful! I'm taking on my first sewing project (there aren't any online listings for the cosplay I want so thankfully the design is simple so making it myself shouldnt be too bad!) And I feel so much more confident about being able to get the sleeves down! My only question is: at the end you showed some examples of the sleeves on cosplays; which version was the third example (the purple with the apron)? It almost looks like a puff at the hem with maybe a slight gathering at the top but it's hard to tell with the apron and the dark fabric? It's basically exactly what I'm going for tho!
It is a double puff :)
Thank you!! Making a peach cosplay for mega Orlando 2025!! Never made a sleeve before so thank you❤
Glad it could help!
Great tutorial!
Thank you so much!
Can I put cuff on the 'puff at the head' sleeve?
Thank you
Absolutely! Cut a rectangle on the bias and you are good to go :)
@@KirileeCosplay Ok! Thank you so much :D
Great tutorial!
Thank you!
If I will use interfacing in sleeves do I need to use lining on it...bcoz of when I will wash it will goes ri8...???
You don't have to, but it make it more comfortable for you as the wearer, yes
Thanks for the video. When do we do puff sleeve by increasing cap height and when when do we cut it horizontally and open it up (your method)?
My pleasure. You extend the cap height when you are wanting to add some extra puff in the head of the sleeve
love the ultra puff!
Thanks!
This helped so much! Thank you!!
I’m glad it could help!
Can’t wait to use the last one for my amity cosplay!!
Awesome!
Hi! Love this tutorial for puff sleeve sewing. Btw, A friend of mine is asking if you have the pattern for the sleeves you made at 5:46? :0 Because its the perfect type of puff sleeve she is needing right now! Thank you!!
All of the patterns were using the same base pattern - as per the video
@@KirileeCosplay A follow up question from my friend~
Did you used the second method and gathered the stitch at the top and bottom of the purple maid outfit or just the bottom puff sleeve?
i wanna make like a princess shirt kinda Rapunzel style, would the third sleeve work with long sleeves?
Yes! I did that for mine and just added a straight sleeve at the bottom ^_^
wow this made me so happy
I’m glad it did :)
I’m using this for my bridgerton cosplay, it’s got to be ready by tonight 😳
Yay!
best tutorial ever
Thanks
3:02 i do feel you should put a disclaimer about IronOn interfacing and different fabrics, namely that some fabrics have stretch and if you apply interfacing like you do, it could stretch the fabric and so distort the final look. Placing the iron on a section for a second or 2, then moving to another is the recommended method, this way you'll melt the 'glue' and avoid stretch.....but HOW can i tell Kirilee off??? i feel so bad, but it had to be done...BUT i do need puff sleeves for a project and this was very timely AS EVER with Kirilee
An interesting method! You didn’t tell me off ^_^ i probably in this case would use sew in interfacing rather than iron on but then, either way the fabric will no longer be stretchy.
Not a bad thing considering that puff sleeves don’t really call for stretch as it is about adding volume- does that make sense?
But nothing to stop using stretch fabric :)
@@KirileeCosplay but fabrics tend to have stretch on the bias so if u ironed in that direction you could push the fabric and so out of shape... now I agree that these are puff sleeves and not normal hanging sleeves so the distortion would be shaped in with the gathering etc.