This is exactly how they do it in professional factory production. Your videos are all in professional method yet achievable. I’m very much impressed. I’m not a westerner, don’t live in US or EU or Australia…etc., and to be honest, don’t get me wrong. I’m not want to be rude. But I think People from outside western societies are better at sewing. Why? Because there’s NO commercial patterns. If we want to sew, we need to actually start from scratch. Not just lay out patterns and do whatever instructed. And there’s no time for something quirky like burritos method. Those seamstresses that I know gonna say just “roll it”.
wow this is so obvious!! how have i never thought to do this instead of spending all the time rolling my shirts inside the yoke. feel so dumb after seeing how straightforward this is haha.
Haha! I know exactly what you mean! When I was new to sewing shirts there wasn’t any easy method for this step and you were supposed to turn under the edge on the inside and top stitch. I was terrible at that! So I figured this out. i was determined! I felt like I was cheating so I didn’t even tell the women who sewed around me at the fabric shop 😂 until one was like... Seriously. How did you do this? And then I admitted my shortcut. And I’ve never stopped using it.
You have made me very happy today, I was baffled by the instructions in my pattern, but you've helped me unravel it the confusing instructions. Thank you so much. Best wishes xxxx
I am not wedded to the burrito method as I have only done it once. This was super clear and quick. One thought: I think I will staystitch first-not that I have always done it, but I know I should and I have been trying to do it when I do necklines especially. Thanks for sharing this method!
Bravo! That is such an elegant and neat way to attach the yoke. Thank you
Thank you!
Beautiful and easy. Thanks much!!
You are so welcome! Thanks for watching!
Oh yes. that looks much faster. thank you1
Thanks for watching Blair!
This is exactly how they do it in professional factory production. Your videos are all in professional method yet achievable. I’m very much impressed.
I’m not a westerner, don’t live in US or EU or Australia…etc., and to be honest, don’t get me wrong. I’m not want to be rude. But I think People from outside western societies are better at sewing. Why? Because there’s NO commercial patterns. If we want to sew, we need to actually start from scratch. Not just lay out patterns and do whatever instructed. And there’s no time for something quirky like burritos method. Those seamstresses that I know gonna say just “roll it”.
Thanks for watching.
I've been doing the burrito method but will definitely give this a try. Great tutorial! Will check out your collar video next. Thanks much!
You’re on a roll!
wow this is so obvious!! how have i never thought to do this instead of spending all the time rolling my shirts inside the yoke. feel so dumb after seeing how straightforward this is haha.
Haha! I know exactly what you mean! When I was new to sewing shirts there wasn’t any easy method for this step and you were supposed to turn under the edge on the inside and top stitch. I was terrible at that! So I figured this out. i was determined! I felt like I was cheating so I didn’t even tell the women who sewed around me at the fabric shop 😂 until one was like... Seriously. How did you do this? And then I admitted my shortcut. And I’ve never stopped using it.
Wow just tried this great result. Thanks.
Yay! Glad it helped!
I have no trouble with the burrito method, but will give yours a try. Thanks
Neat!
You have made me very happy today, I was baffled by the instructions in my pattern, but you've helped me unravel it the confusing instructions. Thank you so much. Best wishes xxxx
Glad I could help! Happy sewing!
Clear and concise. Looking forward to being able to join the live sewing podcasts!
That will be fun!
I am not wedded to the burrito method as I have only done it once. This was super clear and quick. One thought: I think I will staystitch first-not that I have always done it, but I know I should and I have been trying to do it when I do necklines especially. Thanks for sharing this method!
I’m trying to get more consistent stay stitching too!
IME the burrito method really stretches out bias edges when pulling it through, so I'm excited to try this method on my next shirt. 😊
Nice!
Ingenious!
Thanks for watching! 😊
Love it
🙌🏼
Thanks for this. I watched the burrito method over and over again. It made me dizzy. I tried, I can't do it. This I can do!!!!!!!!!!!!
Wonderful! It’s funny how one method works better for us than another. Whatever works, right? 😊
Thanks
Thank you for the super chat, Julie!! 💖
I love this!
Thanks!
How would you finish neck edge off without a collar.
One of the Neckline finish videos would have a good solution: Binding on the Inside, binding on both sides or a facing.
Would this be called the Saremy Duffy method? 😊
This is the “I will not hand sew my yokes under any circumstances” method 😂 since that what’s they did in the 90s!
They still do it in factories.