What Everyone in Fashion Needs to Know About Grain Lines!
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 5 ก.ย. 2024
- Length Grain, Cross Grain, and True Bias for Fashion Design!
In this video I show you the lengthwise grain, crosswise grain, and the true bias for fashion design. First, I show you the grain lines on the flat with muslin. Then, I demonstrate it on the dress form. Lastly, I show you the two main grain lines, the lengthwise grain and the crosswise grain in a ruffle on the dress form.
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Wonderful demonstration, I really enjoy your class and do you have online classes I can take. This is the fist time I really understand how the fabric works. Most people do not explain it as you did. Thank you and stay blessed.
Hi there, thank you for your kind words. You can join my patreon account. My French Draping classes at www.patreon.com/susaneliascouture
Susan, you are amazing, thank you for your generosity in sharing your considerable knowledge. I wish I'd found you years ago!!
Thank you so much for explaining this so thoroughly and carefully. I am a beginner patternmaker currently taking a draping class, and this is unbelievable helpful, as it can get confusing at times. A tip I learned...the WEFT goes LEFT to right/right to left, when your fabric is lengthwise in front of you. That usually reminds me on exams :).
Please continue to make your amazing videos, you are an awesome teacher!
Thank you. I never really understood bias and cross grains before. Draping always seemed intimidating.
Step by step as you learn essential tools it will be less and less intimidating. Thank you for watching. I hope you subscribed and keep watching:).
The most concise and practical information on grain lines ! Thank you. I'm so glad I found your channel. I'm not a designer but I do sew and am happy to discover why fabric behaves the way it does.
Another really interesting video in your channel! Fashion is just an emerging hobby i discovered in my end 30s 😂 and im trying to watch all your basic videos, torso, notcher, allowance, etc. They're so informative!
@@Alihijazi993 Thank you for watching. I’m so glad you are learning. I just wanted to let you know that I just posted five new virtual classes that you can attend by zoom in my website. Go check them out and see if this interest you. eliascouture.com/store
I really appreciate the time, information, and detail you put into these videos. They are extremely helpful. Thank you.
Excellent video, you really explain things well. These sorts of things you are teaching are the difference between homemade looking clothing and professional looking. They are helping sooo much. Please upload more of these helpful videos. I would love TO SEE A VIDEO of your fashion sketch design, to the draping, paper pattern cutting and finished article.
This was such a helpful explanation! I never understood before why it mattered - I just thought if the pattern fits on the fabric it's good enough! THis showed me the ways to work *with* the fabric's natural inclination
I'm glad this helped you!
Thank you, Susan.
I am learning a lot from your teaching.
NOW I actually understand grain lines and why they are important. THANK YOU for the detailed information. I'm trying to teach myself to sew garments. I think your channel will help in my journey. #NewSubscriber
Thank you very much for this great video as it contains important information . I'm a fashion designer for many years and still always love reviewing professional stuff again and again. it is a kind of inspiration for me. With best regards from Israel
Wow! Thank you do much. I thought grain for granted; answers a lot of fitting issues.
Best!
I truly love fashion and learning all the terminology and everything about it. Your videos are extremely helpful.
Anyway you can do a video on ease? How Does one figure out the amount of ease a finished garment will have? I think this information should be printed on the patterns.
Hey Susan, this is your new subscriber. Just loved the way you taught here. Perfectly understood. I request you to teach on the importance of Horizontal Balance lines and their importance coz I feel u are a great teacher. Thanks for the vedio.
Thank you for your praise and comment! Please check out my Patreon account, in this platform, I go into more detail about these subjects..www.patreon.com/susaneliascouture I would love fr you to join:).
interesting video and make things explain very nice
and make us understand the difference Thank you
Thank you so much for your teaching is clear explanation and easy to remember and to follow which i am learning the different which i have never thought effect can show. I am still learning how to sew from video which the techique one can achieve it
You are an excellent teacher
This was an awesome lesson.Thank you so much!!I have a dream to become a fashion designer since I was a kid :)
For more of a structured course on Fashion Design draping please go to my Patreon account www.patreon.com/susaneliascouture I would love for you to join:).
Brilliant, absolutely brilliant and totally mesmerizing! Just like all your other tutorials.
Excellent video. All my years of sewing I have never actually tried making a garment on the crosswise grain not knowing the affect that has on the fabric. Beautiful. Thank you
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Thanks! Very interesting
Amazing thank you x
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Really interesting!
Just found your videos! I'm learning so much! Thank you! Subscribed!
Love your channel enough to upgrade my dress form. I’m making an historic tucked and corded petticoat. Would it be best to cut on the cross grain with ticks and cording running perpendicular to the crossgrain? Or cut it on the lengthwise grain allowing for easy side openings for pocket openings?
Very interesting, thank you
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loving all your video's thank you so much
Bianca Harris thank you:). Have you checked out my vlogs yet that I have started. If not I would love to see you there.
susaneliascouture yes loving them and eagerly awaiting the next episodes. Hoping to join your subscription service soon too!
Thank you so much! This is the exact reason why I work so hard on these videos. I really appreciate you!!!
Check! Although I had heard teachers talk about the Grain Lines I didn't understand the Warp and Weft before!
I was looking at your Channel and didn't see.... Have you done a video on draping with the Bias?
I'm working on a Cape (without a pattern) and am hoping to add welt pockets.
Thanks so much!
Thank you
girl you rock.
Hello! My question(s)... the differences 'structurally' of knit & woven? Then the draping differences? My last question... the definition of 'ease' on both of knit & woven?
I really hope you'll dedicate a video to these. It would help a lot! 😊😊😊
Sorry for the delay, you can request a video on this on level two of my Patreon account.
www.patreon.com/susaneliascouture here is the link, I would love for you to join:).
I love your blause 😍🤗
It is a simple pattern... You can ask me to demo that on my Patreon account. Please check it out when you get a chance..www.patreon.com/susaneliascouture
Hi Susan, such a beautiful top you're wearing can you show us how to patternmake a top like that with the armscye fullness?
Awesome video Susan learned a lot! I was wondering how you made the ruffle?
Thank you for your complement and question! Making a basic ruffle is just cutting a piece of fabric the same width all the way down, parallel to the salvage. If that makes sense? I may do a video on the three different ruffles in the future:).
Excellent demonstration. Thank you! I have a quick question about pulling the grain line - Can you pull a grain line on knits, as well as wovens? Or, is that method used exclusively on wovens?
Hi Dawn,
You can only pull a grain on plain woven fabric only. Thank you so much for your praise and question!
Hi how do you accommodate for sagging breast on a dress form? Thanks