Thank you for this! It was so easy to follow! The man that was teaching me at the shop I currently work at didn't like recreating mitred sleeves, so he would always just convert it to a different style. I always wanted to just keep the look of the sleeve but mitres intimidated me. I can't believe how not-hard it is to shorten sleeves this way. I just did a blazer for a customer and it came out amazing!
That is so clear well executed and explained well thank you for sharing this video I have a coat to finish so that is what I am going to do. Happy sewing 🤗
I never liked the cross over corners, especially on vents. While i knew that there is a way to mitre it, i never totally understood how. Thanks for the explanation!
Thanks so much, I really enjoyed, I try to make sleeve like that I saw few from some people but i didn’t understand, now I looked when you did I was amazing I think I will try do that tomorrow thanks 🙏
You literally explained it better than my college sewing instructor. No offense to her, but her way and the only other TH-cam video on this was too complicated 😥
You make it seem so simply but after trying two hours, I still can’t get it professionally done. Please do a video on a men jacket that is being re- mitered. It will also be helpful if you will show how to reattach the lining after the miter. Thanks
Hello, perhaps you can advise me on a problem I have had a few times. The top vent is not sitting flat on the bottom vent. There is a fold of material about 1 cm next to the 3rd button up from the cuff. What am I doing wrong and what can I do to fix it? Thank you for any help you can offer
Jamie, here's something you might understand, though it's too esoteric for the usual 'mitering' tutorial. I've made a morning coat. I want to edge it like Prince Charles has on his morning coats. There are two miters per side, the point on the collar above the notch, and the point of the lapel. My binding looks like his, but is poly, not silk. It's 1"wide, and will be pressed in half so it covers the edges on both sides (like the 1936 morning coat I acquired years ago). I was thinking of using fabric glue to hold it in place, instead of pins, which I fear would distort the line. But the miters have me stymied. Any suggestions? Thanks from Southern California.
By chance I happened on your excellent tutorial! The "r" & "e" are transposed in the title word "miter". Its probably the reason it has not received many views on the great tip!
@@spx8jkbEnglish-French spelling. However, I've watched many tutorials by British as well as E/W Indians who include English ruler measurements (inches) more often than metric. Everyone loves convenience. Just a heads up - we, Americans, are big time mass consumers of everything as well as love getting paid, subscribing & promoting others to get paid for good & easy to find tutorials! This is an excellent well deserving tutorial ...
I looked up this video from a while back and was watching it about an hour ago. I commented on it, saved it, and just now when I came back to it it's like a totally different video.
For me, this is the Best Tutorial Video for Shortening and creating Mitered Corners on my Suit Sleeves. Thank you!
Absolute perfection! Simple concise instructions. Love it thank you mate.
Thank you. I appreciate your lesson. The sound of your voice is good and timing is great!
Best explanation I've seen of how to do a mitred corner...
Thank You.
Your explanation was so clear and it's easier than I thought.
Oh ! Thank you so much !! I finally understood how to do it, even if I don't speak English !!!! very very well explained 👍🏾👍🏾
Thank you for this! It was so easy to follow! The man that was teaching me at the shop I currently work at didn't like recreating mitred sleeves, so he would always just convert it to a different style. I always wanted to just keep the look of the sleeve but mitres intimidated me. I can't believe how not-hard it is to shorten sleeves this way. I just did a blazer for a customer and it came out amazing!
Thank you just starting on a blazer and needed this very much and beautifully explained and person knows what he is doing when he can explain it well
Thank You Jamie, well explained in the simplest way
Clearly explained and helpful. Now I just need to figure out how to apply this to a suit sleeve alteration.
Excellent tutorial straight forward and easy to understand. Thanks so much. 👍
Great tutorial for a mitered vent on a jacket sleeve!
Thanks
Thank you so much for making this so simple.
Thank you for sharing this. It was clear and easily understood.
That is so clear well executed and explained well thank you for sharing this video I have a coat to finish so that is what I am going to do. Happy sewing 🤗
I never liked the cross over corners, especially on vents. While i knew that there is a way to mitre it, i never totally understood how. Thanks for the explanation!
great video...exactly what I needed to learn...so easy to follow your instructions...........
Howard Goldstein , great explanation. A real light bulb moment, thank you.
That was a beautifully clear explanation; thank you.
Thanks so much, I really enjoyed, I try to make sleeve like that I saw few from some people but i didn’t understand, now I looked when you did I was amazing I think I will try do that tomorrow thanks 🙏
Thanks Mitred I really enjoyed the way you do I will learn more about tailor,
Thank you so much for this tutorial. It is going to help me a lot
What a wonderful video! Thanks alot 👍
I just prefer to do them by hand. They come out absolutely perfect everytime and its a little quicker than fiddling and trying to get it right imo
Mitred hem, Genious! Thank you!
Thank you very helpful
Brilliant! Love it!
You literally explained it better than my college sewing instructor. No offense to her, but her way and the only other TH-cam video on this was too complicated 😥
Thank u a million times.
You make it seem so simply but after trying two hours, I still can’t get it professionally done. Please do a video on a men jacket that is being re- mitered. It will also be helpful if you will show how to reattach the lining after the miter. Thanks
Hello, can you tell me please which interfacing you use. Which companies you recommend. Thank you.
Thank you,easy to understand
wow great! Thank you !
Great video, thanks. Can you post a link to your blog?
Thank you .. this is great!
Thank you
Hello, perhaps you can advise me on a problem I have had a few times. The top vent is not sitting flat on the bottom vent. There is a fold of material about 1 cm next to the 3rd button up from the cuff. What am I doing wrong and what can I do to fix it?
Thank you for any help you can offer
Jamie, here's something you might understand, though it's too esoteric for the usual 'mitering' tutorial. I've made a morning coat. I want to edge it like Prince Charles has on his morning coats. There are two miters per side, the point on the collar above the notch, and the point of the lapel. My binding looks like his, but is poly, not silk. It's 1"wide, and will be pressed in half so it covers the edges on both sides (like the 1936 morning coat I acquired years ago). I was thinking of using fabric glue to hold it in place, instead of pins, which I fear would distort the line. But the miters have me stymied. Any suggestions? Thanks from Southern California.
Hi, drop me an email so we can discuss. Go to my blog and use the contact form
@@spx8jkb I'm very out of touch with what is to most people, basic technology. Mind telling me how to find your blog? Cheers.
@@RealDapperDude google maledevonsewing
Thank-you!
how can i do this with a liner
good work
👌🏾❤️
By chance I happened on your excellent tutorial! The "r" & "e" are transposed in the title word "miter". Its probably the reason it has not received many views on the great tip!
Mitre is English miter is not
@@spx8jkbEnglish-French spelling. However, I've watched many tutorials by British as well as E/W Indians who include English ruler measurements (inches) more often than metric. Everyone loves convenience. Just a heads up - we, Americans, are big time mass consumers of everything as well as love getting paid, subscribing & promoting others to get paid for good & easy to find tutorials! This is an excellent well deserving tutorial ...
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Can you please do it with a lining. I can't understand how to sew the hem this way with lining.
You must sew the lining separately after the mitred corner
Aha so that's how the Men's sleeve jacket is done. TU
now if only we knew how they did the other side of sleeve that folds over this ;-)
It's usually a straight seam 😊
En español por davor
I clicked on this video about an hour ago and now its a totally different person and video. WTF?
Okay what happend to Jamie Kemp in the first video that I clicked on??????
Your first comment is still there? I'm still here....
@@spx8jkb This original video had a woman in it explaining it
I looked up this video from a while back and was watching it about an hour ago. I commented on it, saved it, and just now when I came back to it it's like a totally different video.
@@linda5208 how weird....
After 3 failed attempts and 3 priced jackets I come to understand the foldings.
Thank-you!
Thank you