Wow! You explain so clearly what you are doing and why, you make something that at first seems difficult so simple.... amazing. Thank you so much for being generous with your time and knowledge, I am very grateful and appreciative. Bless you 💐💗
Thank you your instructions are so clear and the demonstration was fantastic!!! I am a newbie but catching on quickly but your video helped me to understand the neckline and how the front and back relate to each other. So much more........thank you!!!
Your tutorial was very educational and I would like to thank you very much. I will try your technics. I have been trying to do a boat neck collar just like the one which is in your video. Thanks again. Thumb up!!
Thank you so much for that! I have a really simple shift dress pattern that I like to sew at least once every summer but I never quite successfully managed to change the neckline. Now I have some beautiful coral Javanaise at home at it's totally going to get a new neckline ☺ Thank you for your great videos ❤
Thank you for this video! It is very educational. I would like you to comment or post a video recommending techniques to avoid or reduce the instances when the front neckline have a gaping. . Also, and not related to this particular video, I LOVE the garment on the mannequin and would love to see a video with the construction of such collar.
Also, about the collar I did the video here Wide shawl collar th-cam.com/video/nKITL61UT8EW/w-d-xo.htmlide shawl collar part2 th-cam.com/video/K-ZPf6afyDkD/w-d-xo.htmliane
@@DianeDezieltoolfully Thank you Diane. I will look for that video. I've been following you for some time now. You are amazing! I love your techniques, the quality and your styles. I have made some of them with good results. I appreciate your postings and always look forward for the notifications. Though hardly access Facebook. Thanks again!
Thank you Diane, this video was a treat! I have a question for you, there is no video or blog posts on the subject of making a French seams sleeve, is that something you would be willing to show us? I love using French seams, but it gets tricky with a set in sleeve. Thank you.
Hello Jessica, I understand your concern, french seam is pretty hard to do in curve line, like for a set in sleeve that have curve lines and ease, some time it's not even possible, so frequently, there is more than only one seam allowance finishing in the garment. If you still want to try an armhole, your french seam must be tiny, 1st seam 3mm or 1/8 inch (I recommend you overlock) so the seam is even, and close. Than the 2nd seam 4mm or 3/16. Diane
Hi Diane can you pls show how you made the cardboard tool when measuring your bust circle. I went through your videos and can't find instructions on how to do that.
What alterations would you do for a v neck and v back bodice. As the shoulders fall off in my muslin toile what have I done wrong 🤔 your teaching is perfect 🤗
Hello Wendy, Yes V neck in back & front will "always" fall, unless it's a fitted knit, you did nothing wrong. we usually add at least one little strap in the back like this. unikwe.com/collections/tops/products/every-memory-cross-back-top Diane
good morning i ve learened so much with your amazing videos, can you pls disscuss and help us sewing a chanel style jacket , ?? with trimings and lining thnx so much
Thank you Diane for your wonderful tutorials, they are very much appreciated 😊 If I may ask a question...does it matter if the neckline is not necessarily at a 90 degree angle where it crosses the shoulder line?
Hello Wendy, I really have to make a video for a camisole For now, from your t-shirt bloc; 1-you could raise the under arm points about 1 cm 2-and yes you could use the sweetheart neck line, but I would lower it a bit 1 to 2 cm, because it's stretch fabric 3-and from the 2 points of the sweetheart neck line, connect to the 1/2 shoulder 4- the back is usually straight from one under arm point to the other 5- for the straps, measure from the point of the sweetheart neck line to the 1/2 shoulder and continue the back until the straight line of the back bodice (4) Diane
Hello ma'am, thank you again for this tutorial. I had an error on a v neckline I did. Just as you explained I drew a straight line through and truly the neck is falling outward. How can I correct this error now as the garment is fully sewn?
Hello Oyinkansola Kusamotu If you are patient, you could un sew the neck and cuve a bit before re sewing it. Now that you know, you see the little mistake, but most people they don't notice. Diane
Hello Nana, If you have an apparent zipper, you must first remove parallel do center front or back 1/2 the width of you zipper, than add your normal seam allowance at the neck and the width of the zipper tape at the center front or back. If the zipper is not apparent, than we usually put 2 cm at center back or front, and you must do a jug for this seam allowance, at the top part. Diane
Hello Marwasameer1, To do a turtleneck with the basic block bodice, first it depend if you have an opening. If not, you must do the neck big enough to go over the head. Maybe 2.5 cm center front 3cm at shoulder and 1 cm at center back, than I would try the top part. If you have an opening, from the basic neck, you don't need to enlarge much maybe 1cm center front 1.5 at shoulder and 5mm at center back, but it also depend on the style. Diane
@@DianeDezieltoolfully I will be making a dress and I will attach a zipper at the center back so I don't need to worry about it fitting the head. Where exactly would I add the 1 cm at center front? Is it to the circumference of the neckline or to the height of the neckline? And the 1.5 cm at the shoulder? Thank you for your generous help and information.
You are a genius! It is very rare for one with your talents to share so precisely and freely your skills with others. Thank you so much.
Thank you for again offering us all one of your great videos!
Wow! You explain so clearly what you are doing and why, you make something that at first seems difficult so simple.... amazing. Thank you so much for being generous with your time and knowledge, I am very grateful and appreciative. Bless you 💐💗
You’re AMAZING and a pleasure to watch and listen to. Thank you for sharing your vast knowledge on this subject xx
Thank you your instructions are so clear and the demonstration was fantastic!!! I am a newbie but catching on quickly but your video helped me to understand the neckline and how the front and back relate to each other. So much more........thank you!!!
Your tutorial are amazing, mathematical, precise, easy to follow. I'm your big fan. Thank you for your generosity, for teaching us your secrets 😘😘
i love mama… best teacher 😘😘
Your videos are the best i've come upon yet! so clear and easy to follow thanks:)
Diane, I just wanted you to know that my husband knows the name of all of my favourite
TH-cam teachers. He knows your name best!
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Your tutorial was very educational and I would like to thank you very much. I will try your technics. I have been trying to do a boat neck collar just like the one which is in your video. Thanks again. Thumb up!!
You are awesome at teaching pattern drafting. I’m learning so much from you. Giving me the confidence to experiment. Thank you x
Thank you so much for that! I have a really simple shift dress pattern that I like to sew at least once every summer but I never quite successfully managed to change the neckline. Now I have some beautiful coral Javanaise at home at it's totally going to get a new neckline ☺
Thank you for your great videos ❤
Cher Madame Deziel, j´adore votre videos. Merci beaucoup!!!
Thank you for sharing your knowledge you must be blessed 🙌 🙏
Your tutorials are AMAZING
Thank you so much for your excellent tutorial. You have explained so clearly and I can now confidently alter one of my patterns exactly as I want
Love the idea of tracing the bust on the pattern. That helps! Do you know what you draw for a C cup? I will listen again.
Fantastic explanations, thank you!
Brilliant as usual Diane, you are an excellent teacher!
Wow , fantastic video thank you ❤️
Fantastic tutorial! Thank you for sharing that! Subscribed and thumbs up! 👍❤
Thank you for this video! It is very educational. I would like you to comment or post a video recommending techniques to avoid or reduce the instances when the front neckline have a gaping. . Also, and not related to this particular video, I LOVE the garment on the mannequin and would love to see a video with the construction of such collar.
Very good idea!
Diane
Also, about the collar I did the video here
Wide shawl collar th-cam.com/video/nKITL61UT8EW/w-d-xo.htmlide shawl collar part2 th-cam.com/video/K-ZPf6afyDkD/w-d-xo.htmliane
@@DianeDezieltoolfully Thank you Diane. I will look for that video. I've been following you for some time now. You are amazing! I love your techniques, the quality and your styles. I have made some of them with good results. I appreciate your postings and always look forward for the notifications. Though hardly access Facebook. Thanks again!
Thank you so much Diane. Do you always have seam allowance at 1cm all around the pattern? Thanks.
Fabulous tutorial thanks. If you want a v neck front and back what extra adjustments need to be done ?
Thank you Diane, this video was a treat! I have a question for you, there is no video or blog posts on the subject of making a French seams sleeve, is that something you would be willing to show us? I love using French seams, but it gets tricky with a set in sleeve. Thank you.
Hello Jessica,
I understand your concern, french seam is pretty hard to do in curve line, like for a set in sleeve that have curve lines and ease, some time it's not even possible, so frequently, there is more than only one seam allowance finishing in the garment.
If you still want to try an armhole, your french seam must be tiny, 1st seam 3mm or 1/8 inch (I recommend you overlock) so the seam is even, and close. Than the 2nd seam 4mm or 3/16.
Diane
Excellent! I wonder if you could do a video on working either armscye?
Thank you.
Hello diane do we have to make any changes at the armhole for drafting a deep back neck depth?
un grand merci pour vous madame 💖💖💖
Hi Diane can you pls show how you made the cardboard tool when measuring your bust circle. I went through your videos and can't find instructions on how to do that.
Amazing thanks very much
Diane thanks for all your amazing tutorials .... can I clarify on the v neck version did you remove the front shoulder dart before hand? Jayne x
Yes. The pivot dart video shows how to eliminate the shoulder dart
Hello! Where did you get the white paper you were showing in this video?
شكرا جزيلا شرحك مفهوم جدا و مفيد تحية من الجزائر
Thank you!
Thanks for your efforts
Good morning
thank you very much. I want to ask how we will calculate the Diameter of the circle. thank you very much.@@@
Hello Sou,
for a B cup, the radius is about 7.5 cm so the diameter 15 cm. Than add or remove 5mm to the radius for each cup size.
Diane
Thank you
I love your work
What alterations would you do for a v neck and v back bodice. As the shoulders fall off in my muslin toile what have I done wrong 🤔 your teaching is perfect 🤗
Hello Wendy,
Yes V neck in back & front will "always" fall, unless it's a fitted knit, you did nothing wrong.
we usually add at least one little strap in the back like this.
unikwe.com/collections/tops/products/every-memory-cross-back-top
Diane
good morning i ve learened so much with your amazing videos, can you pls disscuss and help us sewing a chanel style jacket , ?? with trimings and lining thnx so much
Hello Baboukis,
A Chanel style would be a good idea.
Diane
Is there no need to remove some excess at the enlarged neck to avoid gaping?
amazing helped me so much thank you new subscriber!!!!!
Thank you, it is very useful 🙂👍
Thank you Diane for your wonderful tutorials, they are very much appreciated 😊
If I may ask a question...does it matter if the neckline is not necessarily at a 90 degree angle where it crosses the shoulder line?
Hello Fullbobbin,
It doesn't matter, it just have to be a nice continuous line.
Diane
Thank you Diane!
Diane would you use the sweetheart neckline as starting shape for a strappy/camisole top ???
Hello Wendy,
I really have to make a video for a camisole
For now, from your t-shirt bloc;
1-you could raise the under arm points about 1 cm
2-and yes you could use the sweetheart neck line, but I would lower it a bit 1 to 2 cm, because it's stretch fabric
3-and from the 2 points of the sweetheart neck line, connect to the 1/2 shoulder
4- the back is usually straight from one under arm point to the other
5- for the straps, measure from the point of the sweetheart neck line to the 1/2 shoulder and continue the back until the straight line of the back bodice (4)
Diane
Is it possible to change halter neckline to straps???
New subscriber, thank you
Hello! can you share how to decrease a v neckline
This is really great! Question - how did you know the bust circumference? I tried to find a chart but
Buenísimo tutorial .
very nice work
Hello ma'am, thank you again for this tutorial. I had an error on a v neckline I did. Just as you explained I drew a straight line through and truly the neck is falling outward. How can I correct this error now as the garment is fully sewn?
Hello Oyinkansola Kusamotu
If you are patient, you could un sew the neck and cuve a bit before re sewing it. Now that you know, you see the little mistake, but most people they don't notice.
Diane
All right then. Thank you
Thanks for sharing . How do you add seam allowance to a v neckline that is cut in two. Thanks.
Hello Nana,
Is it a cut in the center front? and could it be a self fold facing?
Diane
It is a cut to the center front.. With a zipper. Thank you
@@DianeDezieltoolfully it could be an opening at the centre front or back and it has a zipper inserted.
Hello Nana,
If you have an apparent zipper, you must first remove parallel do center front or back 1/2 the width of you zipper, than add your normal seam allowance at the neck and the width of the zipper tape at the center front or back.
If the zipper is not apparent, than we usually put 2 cm at center back or front, and you must do a jug for this seam allowance, at the top part.
Diane
Hello my wife is interested in joining your online class, what's the requirement?
Thanks
I was wondering what I would need to do to make a turtleneck with the basic block bodice.
Hello Marwasameer1,
To do a turtleneck with the basic block bodice, first it depend if you have an opening.
If not, you must do the neck big enough to go over the head. Maybe 2.5 cm center front 3cm at shoulder and 1 cm at center back, than I would try the top part.
If you have an opening, from the basic neck, you don't need to enlarge much maybe 1cm center front 1.5 at shoulder and 5mm at center back, but it also depend on the style.
Diane
@@DianeDezieltoolfully I will be making a dress and I will attach a zipper at the center back so I don't need to worry about it fitting the head. Where exactly would I add the 1 cm at center front? Is it to the circumference of the neckline or to the height of the neckline? And the 1.5 cm at the shoulder?
Thank you for your generous help and information.
Pls can you do a square neckline madam?
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I love you very much and hope you give me. translation to Arabic please
Hello EA,
I wish I could.
Diane
@@DianeDezieltoolfully thank you very much I am from Egypt 🇪🇬
Can you translate the video into Spanish? Thank you :)
Hello Ricardo,
I wish I could, but my Spanish is very poor, I only know basic.
Diane