This is so well explained. Thank you. I've been trying to draft one and getting frustrated. This is so helpful and so clearly illustrated. Thank you so much. Hi to you from Kingston, Jamaica! 🙂
Thanks you so much for your excellent explanation! I've been wanting to learn to sew for over 10 years. Now with your help I've drafted my very first basic skirt block and a-line skirt patterns. So excited to finally make something! Sending you my best wishes!!
You are discipline. A thorough tutor you are with a touch of simpliplicity. You've got a fan here already. It makes to me that what determines the wideness of the skirt at the length is the width of the dart at the top. Thank you for the tutorial. 🎉❤ However, I didn't see the part covering the waist band. That's a tricky one actually. I hope you do a tutorial on that too. Best wishes
Really awesome and clear demonstration. I always thought that drafting patterns is some crazy witchcraft, but you make it look so easy and elegant I want to do it right away! Thank you for sharing, you lovely human being :)
I always find it very very difficult to understand and draft.....partterns. But This is the most simplest form of illustration have found. Many thanks to you. Your school is simple for me.
I think I did explain all that in this video, watch again, I'm sure you will notice it, if not let me know exactly what's confusing you so i can try and help. Thanks for watching.
Thanks soo much. This is a life saver🥰🥰🥰. But just one question 🙏Please are the dart measurements same for both front and back? Because after closing the dart , you got two different measurements at the bottom🙏
What I'm not understanding from all these tutorials on A-Line skirts is that once you create the dart, it makes the waist smaller. How can we account for this and ensure our waist measurement is correct? Do we just add the half dart measurement to the outside?
If you took your measurements correctly for the basic skirt pattern you shouldn't have any problems with the waist fitting because the fat has it's own value which is added to your waist measurement.
Thank you for making sewing easy. Well demonstrated. I sure will make one. One question. Since the dart is closed, are there going to be any dart in the skirt?
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This is so well explained. Thank you. I've been trying to draft one and getting frustrated. This is so helpful and so clearly illustrated. Thank you so much.
Hi to you from Kingston, Jamaica! 🙂
Thanks you so much for your excellent explanation! I've been wanting to learn to sew for over 10 years. Now with your help I've drafted my very first basic skirt block and a-line skirt patterns. So excited to finally make something! Sending you my best wishes!!
You are so welcome!
You are discipline. A thorough tutor you are with a touch of simpliplicity. You've got a fan here already. It makes to me that what determines the wideness of the skirt at the length is the width of the dart at the top. Thank you for the tutorial. 🎉❤ However, I didn't see the part covering the waist band. That's a tricky one actually. I hope you do a tutorial on that too. Best wishes
Thanks for watching.
Really awesome and clear demonstration. I always thought that drafting patterns is some crazy witchcraft, but you make it look so easy and elegant I want to do it right away! Thank you for sharing, you lovely human being :)
Thank you so much! Evelin.
This was a fantastic tutorial! Thank you for sharing!
Welcome Aryana.
Yours is more clearer. Thank u
This explanation is beautiful 🎉❤❤❤ u are d best
Easy to follow and understand. You really do a wonderful job. Thank you so much and best wishes. I love your tutorials
Thank you so much! Martha.
I always find it very very difficult to understand and draft.....partterns.
But This is the most simplest form of illustration have found. Many thanks to you. Your school is simple for me.
Glad it was helpful! Thanks for watching Praise.
Very clear explanations and very useful. Thank you.
Glad it was helpful!
thank you so much for this, so easy and precise especially for an amateur like me
You are welcome Yodele, thanks for watching.
Straight forward simple explanation
Thanks Alejyn
It would have helped immensly if you had explained how you measured your front and back for us clueless ones like me, thank you
I think I did explain all that in this video, watch again, I'm sure you will notice it, if not let me know exactly what's confusing you so i can try and help. Thanks for watching.
Thank you sooooo much 💛
You are so welcome Alia.
Thanks .. well demonstrated
You are welcome!
Thank you so much 👏👏👏
You're welcome Mlesh
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You're welcome 😊 Ella!
Thanks soo much. This is a life saver🥰🥰🥰. But just one question 🙏Please are the dart measurements same for both front and back?
Because after closing the dart , you got two different measurements at the bottom🙏
Yes but the front darts are shorter than the back ones. Thanks for watching Yvonne.
Well demonstrated 👏👏
Thanks Spiwe
What I'm not understanding from all these tutorials on A-Line skirts is that once you create the dart, it makes the waist smaller. How can we account for this and ensure our waist measurement is correct? Do we just add the half dart measurement to the outside?
If you took your measurements correctly for the basic skirt pattern you shouldn't have any problems with the waist fitting because the fat has it's own value which is added to your waist measurement.
Thanks 🙏🏾
Any time!
Thanks so much
You are welcome Fae, thank you for watching.
Great video, thank you so much!!!one question though, why did you extend the side seam by 2.5 cm in the back pattern?
It just makes the skirt look more balanced, I added this amount to both the front and back skirt patterns.
Thank you for making sewing easy. Well demonstrated. I sure will make one. One question. Since the dart is closed, are there going to be any dart in the skirt?
Thanks for watching Amicus but there won't be any darts in this pattern anymore.
thank you. Appreciate
Why don't we mark seam allowances on the sides of the front peice and on the one side of the back peice?
Seam allowances are already included from the basic skirt used in making the a line skirt so for me I use notches to mark the seam allowances
@@Sewmate21 oh thank you so much!!