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Really clear instructions- thank you.

Also im canadian can i send to Canadian copy shop or print 8 1/2 x 11 page?

I can lengthen to maxi length? Mefium length linen?

Your video is useful , really Appreciate it .

The scraps could be used for pockets. I make something similar and always add pockets!

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I ordered an online pants pattern described as "high waisted", and I am short waited as well. After making I really liked the wide elastic waistband, legs, inseam pockets, BUT it was far too high waisted. I watched your video & removed 1 1/2'' from the rise, front & back, based on the fact that I could roll the entire waistband of 1 1/2 " over on itself to what seemed like the right fit. I had recently purchased a plastic grid ruler & followed your brilliant demo to remake the pattern. I omitted the inseam pockets to focus on the fit of the rise & instead made patch pockets for the back. Complete success on my 2nd try of this pattern & I cannot thank you enough.

This was extremely helpful!! I have a qrap skirt pattern that curves in the front, and I want it to be a lityle but longer, but i dowsnt have any lengthen or shorten lines. I didn't know what would happen if I added to the bottom. Thank you for such a clear explanation!!

Great video!

I have made your pattern and love your tutorial on this method. Do your have a tutorial on a facing on a sheath dress with a small opening in the back.

Thanks for your video. I bought a Janome in the 70s, when I first left school and I absolutely loved it. It never failed me. But I brought it in for a service a few years ago and was told it was too far gone and it couldn't be repaired, I was devasted. I bought the Janome DC2101, which has great reviews, but I hate it. So I've decided to buy a new machine so I'm researching machines and thinking seriously about what I dislike about this machine as I hope it will give me guidance on what I want and need.

Thanks for this. How do you finish your seams? I would be afraid that the drape (especially in knits) would be effected. Do you have a similar video about 'colour' blocking a striped pattern to make it multi directional?

How do I attach a facing to a skirt with pockets and a waistband. Please please help. It's my very first time sewing.

Very clear and concise, thank you for clarifying what my manual wrote! I really appreciate it!

Thank you, it did not occur to me to use my button sewing function to do this! Thi was a well done video

So nice to see this video. I have a white FW that my mother gave me in 1968, and I'm still using it. I have the button hole attachment, but just made bound button holes before then. I don't have the zig zag attachment, but pinking shears are a great substitute to keep raw edges from raveling. You are lucky to have had such a generous aunt. Cheers from Oklahoma!

Too fast if you’re trying to teach

Your explanation and demonstration are super and I appreciate that you share this technique. Over several decades I've probably sewn at least a mile of gathered seams using your double-basting thread technique with a couple of twists: 1) I learned to find the mid-points between the center and side seams on both bodice or waistband, pinning there. Then found the midpoints between those. This ensured that my gathers were evenly distributed. I used lots and lots of pins while distributing those gathers. 2) Rather than stitching on the bodice side, I stitched on top of the bottom line of basting (I'd stitched that evenly at 5/8"). With so many pins and the gathers, visible, I never needed to baste. This approach ensured that the fabric was smooth under the presser foot and I never had a problem with lower fabric creeping into the seam. If any basting stitch showed after sewing the seam, it was easy to remove. This approach guarantees the smoothest, most evenly distributed and pleat-free gathers you could hope to find. A similar approach works for gathers in sleeves, though fewer dividing points will be involved there.

Great instructions. Easy to follow

Thanks!

Do you have a video on how to adjust the crotch depth front & back on a one piece pant pattern. No one seems to have done a video on this. I did follow this video for the 2-leg patterns and they came out great. Thank you..Also, if you do not know how, might you know of a video that I am overlooking.? Thanks again.

Thank you so much for the tutorial, I truly do appreciate it. Currently, I am working on a crop top pattern, and it requires me to understitching. Your video was very helpful.

I hope you can help me with this …I have some blouses that I like very much. I like collars to stand erect. I would like to see if I can open up the collar and put an interfacing to make the collars stand up. Can I do that? I am not the best seamstress but I feel I could make this happen perhaps if you can make a suggestion how I go about making the collars stand up to some,blouses that I own. Thank you in advanced.

Hii , do i need to increase the waist size in the pattern to add elastic? For example my waist is 26inches so how much do we increase?

you should not move your hand so much when you are talking. it is very distracting from what you are saying

This toturial exist

Thanks so much for this, I adjusted a pattern to accommodate a big butt and for the first time, it fit perfectly 😊

Very helpful. Thsnks

I love this 😍😍

This is very helpful. Thank you!

Your directions for elastic casing are so much clearer than Butterick’s!❤Thank you!

Minute 13:12 🥰 Cute cat alert 😃❤️!

Also a lot of older mechanical machines are more heavy duty than the cheaper newer machines. If you want to hem jeans and have a low budget for example it often makes way more sense to get a machine from the 70's or 50's than to buy a new machine for under $300. Older machines more often have metal parts inside that can withstand a lot of stress. New machines have nylon insides that are prone to getting bent out of shape. The old machine probably won't have an automatic buttonhole and will only have two stitches, but you can do an amazing amount with just a straight stitch and a zig zag. And you so often can get them for free and the only cost is just to get it serviced if it hasn't been used in awhile

This tutorial is very helpful, thank you very much.

That was a much easier way than I had been doing. Thank you.

Lovely tutorial. I have a pattern for a child’s hoodie. The front has two pieces with the pocket in between. The problem I have is I now have to top stitch the seam and the pocket. I cannot figure out how to topstitch the hidden pocket without stitching the opening up. Any help would be appreciated.

I really love your Explanation Thank you.

Very good explanation

One of the best explanations! Thank you 😊 so much for the video!

Great tutorial! I especially appreciated the tip on pinning parallel to the seam line. It's small things like that that are often skipped over in tutorials, and yet they often make things easier and result in a better finished product.

Thanks for the terrific tutorial. When stitching in the ditch, we should only sew through the bias strip and the seam allowance, not through the garment fabric?

❤ just found your channel and I love it, could I use this product to make iron/ sew on patches?

Hi. Is there a way I can lower my crotch on my home made pattern so the pants don’t rub on my vagina??? My skin is very sensitive.

Thanks so much for this refresher! It's been a few years since I've done much sewing and this was a great explanation and tutorial. Thank you!

Excellent tutorial for someone who has never sewn with plaid fabric. Thank you!

чтобы заправить нитку в иглу,надо опустить лапку,а игла должна быть в крайнем верхнем положении.если вы будете соблюдать это правило,проблем не будет.удачи

Thank you, super helpful!!

I have enjoyed doing your approach on a pant pattern with 2 leg patter pieces, however, I have not seen anything on You Tube showing how to do this on a ONE PIECE pant pattern. Can you help. Thank you.

Do you HAVE to (in my case) shorten BOTH the front and the back pattern pieces? I always find the front rise is a bit too long for me in many pants I make but the rear seems fine. Can you shorten the front without shortening the back? Will this cause logistic errors in construction?

Thank you! Your video was very helpful 😃