How to Sew an Inset Sleeve
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- Sewing inset sleeves doesn't have to be tricky and we're here to show you each step of the way.
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I really appreciate you using different colored fabric to see. You verbal and can review view instructions are spot on. I thank you for being so detailed and using simple instructions . I get intimidated when I read the instructions.
Thank you so much. The pattern I am working on is labelled "Easy" for beginners but the sleeve instructions were horrendous so I came here looking for a clear explanation - Professor Pincushion never lets me down 😊
always glad to help! :)
Love this tutorial. Inset sleeves are the reason I've never attempted a full blouse.. lol!!! You've made me feel comfortable enough to contemplate doing one...lol!!! Thanks again, awesome tutorial!!
You are an absolute gem! Such a gifted instructor. Your directions are impeccable and clear. Thanks so much for doing these videos to help us new sewers out. 😊
I have not learned anything new (I have been sewing for over 40 years) but.........you are reminding me of all the things I learned in sewing class (40 years ago) that I forgot!!! and that means I am sewing better ------ THANK YOU
Thank you! I never would have figured it out based on the pattern directions. Plus, you gave us some extra tips. Prof. Pincushion never disappoints!
Thank you. Really good and helped me. I'm new to sewing and was struggling with sewing sleeves.
Love all your videos!!!!! THANKS FOR BEING MY SEWING TEACHER
Such a great tutorial! I’ve been struggling with sleeves and this helped soooooo much!!!!
What an excellent video! Doctor Pincushion i absolutely love your videos, you have a knack for explaining things in the easiest way. Now im looking forward to practicing this.
Thank you! You saved me a great deal of confusion and frustration with this clear, patient tutorial.
Dara Albert Watch How to Crimp and Put in a Sleeve on TH-camr Joy Bernhardt's channel. SEW easy a child could do it!!!
Thank you! I learned a lot from watching! This was so much easier than I thought it was gonna be.
Thank you so much! First time I’ve sewn sleeves and it was a success!!
this is the best tutorial on this topic I have seen on TH-cam
Great video with super clear instructions! I am working on a Grainline "Scout Tee" and my first project ever. Your video was a huge help. Thanks!
glad to help! :)
Not a fan of easing. I always dread doing sleeves. It's the DMV of sewing to me.
Thank you so much!! Your tutorial really helped me for a beginner 😊👍🏽🧵
So helpful! Best explanation I have found..thank you!!
Easiest instructions I've ever seen. Been sewing my whole life, & am visual learner, so truly appreciate your patient, step-by-step teaching.
One thing still alludes me... have now gotten Brother sewing machine, but cannot figure out machine's needle threading mechanism ... will you consider doing video on this subject? Thanks so much!!
do you mean how to thread your brother machine? Is it a newer model? Usually if you do a search on the model number, sewing machine companies have created their own videos to show how to thread and use it. I don't own a brother and each machine is a little different in their threading process.
Thanks for answering!
I've looked up the model # on youtube & found an instructional for my model... however, the woman teaching held her hand in front of needle the whole time, and so was not good instructions.! I'm talking about the built-in needle threader that swings down , captures the thread & pushes thread into needle before you let it go... looks very simple, but just cannot get it to work for me,. I find as I get older, threading my machine's needle is becoming more difficult... again, thanks for answering.
oooooh...the needle threader! Yes, most days I can do it but even I sometimes cannot get that little thing to work. it can be so annoying, so I get it! Ok, I'll put it on my list :)
Wonderful! Thank you again so very much.
Thanks so much! Your videos are excellent. I'm a new sewer and was able to insert the sleeves on a costume first try.
nice! If you can do sleeves then you can do anything :)
This was so very informative. Thank you very much!
Super helpful
I just sewed in my first sleeve after many failed attempts! Thank you!!
yay, so glad it worked out better for you :)
As with any other challenge, your observation skills during, improved with each attempt, making the task become more familiar to and easier for you.
You did it courageously!
Thanks for this. Yes I'm slowly getting better on these 🙂
Excellent explanation! Thank you!
Hello from France you are the best teatcher I've ever s'een thanks a lot.👏👏👏
This was so helpful! Thank you!
Ugh!! You just so helpful! Thank you 🙏🏽 ❤️
Thanks for your help and good experience
LOVE your dress in this video!! i need it!!
thank you! my sleeves came out perfect!!
Very helpful! Thank you!
This is a lifesaver thank you!
SO well done!!
Great tutorial .thank you
great tutorial
wOW! amazing tutorial..
Nice tutorial , I"ve learned a lot, easy to understand. Now i can add up sleeve on my beautiful sleeveless dresses that i cant wear. thank you
It just takes practice, but you can do it!
Thank you!
A big thank you 🙏👍
good job I liked it thanks
i'm trying to sewing a sleeve and i honestly have no idea what i'm doing. this helped a lot, at least in terms of the steps!
3:48 I do a hand sewn blind hem for tucked in hems. I think it looks neater than machine sewn folded hems.
Thanks from a visual learner.
How do I avoid getting pleats when sewing the sleeve?
Well explain
good tips
I loved one of your subscribers comments.... Visual learner.. That's me also. This tutorial is the easiest I've seen and thank you. May I ask could I use this to put sleeves in a bought sleeveless garment?
I would say yes but the biggest issue is that your ready-to-wear garment probably doesn't have much seam allowance left around the armhole so you might have to play with the sleeve pattern to get something to fit and then your seamline might not be at the should but a little more in.
Still having trouble? Worry no more! Watch How to Crimp and Put in a Sleeve on Joy Bernhardt's channel. You will never have to fuss with putting in sleeves again. Perfection!! Makes life sew easy, and I am not related to Joy in any way except a fan of her sewing channel!!
Thank you 🙏🏾 🇿🇦
so I have a quick comment / question if you had done the basting thread in red it would have really shown up on the video because at some point I am guessing that you had 4 rows of thread. Two in the basting and to in the regular Stitch is that correct? And I really did not know about the puckering not extending past the baste line, that was very helpful
You make this look so easy and yet I still mess up😕 but thanks for sharing!!!🎉👍🏾
don't worry, I don't think putting in these sleeves are easy. It's always tricky to get them in nice, you just have to keep practicing :)
can you show how to stitch high low pleated skirt... thanks
With no backstitching, does that mean to remove the bobbin? Or is there a specific setting on the machine?
Thank you! Is there a way of finishing the armscye seams (other than using pinking shears or a serger)?
serger or overcast is the easiest. You can also do a bound finish with thin bias tape.
I was hoping to see you sew in sleeve to show which side are you sewing from inside or underside side of sleeve which side makes it easy because am always catching my sleeve cap w tucks and have to take out
I think I always sew the armhole seam, looking the bodice fabric...so I guess that would be the outside. I'm just constantly feeling through the fabric to make sure I don't have any big wrinkles but sometimes I don't know until I flip the sleeve out at the end. For the most part, I don't have any issues but it does happen sometimes. You're not alone!
Ft his is the method I learned in school, and is the method the Big 4 pattern company suggest in their instructions. It's a good method, and with some tops, it's the only one that works. Personally, I prefer to set the sleeve in, then sew up both the side seam and the sleeve. That way, I have less of a chance of catching the wrong fabric in the wrong sleeve. (I think that's more of a comment on my poor attention to detail, rather than the technique.)
It's good to learn about what works best for you :D Thanks for sharing!
Hi Prof, how would you suggest I translate the technique to leather garment? With leather, especially heavy duty leather, I obviously can't do a parallel basting stitch to pull the thread, I basically only have one chance right? how do I secure, since i can't pin either?
yeah, doing the sleeve in leather is going to be tricky. That's why a lot of the times you may have a leather bodice, but the sleeves themselves will be fabric. You may just have to ease them in by hand and instead of pinning, use clips to hold it into place before sewing it. you can use clips like these: www.walmart.com/ip/24545444?wmlspartner=wlpa&selectedSellerId=0&adid=22222222227018393168&wl0=&wl1=g&wl2=c&wl3=40942565312&wl4=pla-78881469272&wl5=9021433&wl6=&wl7=&wl8=&wl9=pla&wl10=8175035&wl11=online&wl12=24545444&wl13=&veh=sem
Thanks for the video but is there a way to avoid easing and still get a perfect fit.
if there is, I haven't discovered it yet :(
can you please show me how to alter a pants
Wouldn’t you find sewing the sleeve to the armscye easier if you laid it out flat, sew on the sleeve, and then sew side seams?
How would you insert a lining for the sleeve? Is it necessary?
we actually have a tutorial on doing a sleeve lining: th-cam.com/video/GbW4hAdAuiQ/w-d-xo.html
This might be a dumb question. I have an arm hole and sleeve cap that are the same size, can I still do an in set sleeve without the ease.
hmmm....I've never come across that but if it fits, I would give it a try. Maybe just put it in with a basting stitch and then try it on to make sure you still have complete mobility with your arm. If it works, then you a regular stitch. :)
Is there a particular reason that the sleeve should be put in this way rather than sewn in flat before the sides of the bodice are sewn?
there are different types of sleeves. Kimono sleeves are sewn flat so there might just be an overarm and underarm seem. This technique is for the inset sleeve which is probably the most common type.
the marker that you use on the material, is it washable? Just in case I made an error.
The fabric markers are either water soluble (disappears with water) or disappearing ink, (disappears after 48 hours). I usually use the disappearing ink (purple ink) for most of my projects because it just shows up better on camera but if you set your project down too long, you can lose your marks. I wouldn't use the blue/water soluble pen if your fabric is not allowed to get wet or dry clean only. I've accidentally gotten water mark stains because I didn't realize I had that kind of fabric. You can find these pens in the notions department at any fabric store. :)
Thank you. That was so very helpful.
Does anyone know what’s the “pinking cheer” (in the auto-generated subtitle) at 9:00 for fabric that tends to fray a lot?
pinking shears. They look like scissors, but the blades are zig zag's. This helps prevent fraying on raw edges. You can get them at your fabric store.
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How come she didn't show how to sew it on the machine!!!
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