I'm so glad I came across your tutorial -- so very easy to understand and apply. Am in the process of drafting a jacket and decided to do raglan sleeves. But had no idea how to do them until now -- thank you so much for sharing this!
You make it look very simple! But, apparently, I am simple-minded for sewing. Can you do a video showing this on a mannequin or doll to show how you are moving fabric around? Im trying to mentally rotate the pieces; its like smoke and mirrors. Also, the pattern im starting with has mismatched notches (front and sleeve). How do i determine where the notches should be? Do you have videos on how to lengthen (from shoulder seam to side seam) an armhole?
Love... love... your tutorials....been hooked on my Tv screen since morning and still not tired of watching.I wish i can forward a video for you so you could show us how to draft that pattern.Thank you for sharing your knowledge with us...😘💋❤️
I would love to see you draft a bralette and a bustier pattern. After seeing your tutorials and how well you explained the drafting I will be using your methods. I am watching all your tutorials today as it is raining here in the Caribbean.
Merci beaucoup pour votre tutoriel. Vos explications sont simples agréables et faciles à comprendre. Pour la partie manche, vous tracez deux lignes parallèles de chaque côté de la ligne de milieu. Cette mesure de 3 cm est-elle une valeur fixe pour toutes les tailles ? Merci déjà pour votre réponse. Bonne continuation ! Thank you very much for your tutorial. Your explanations are simple, pleasant and easy to understand. For the sleeve part, you draw two parallel lines on either side of the middle line. Is this measurement of 3cm a fixed value for all sizes ? Thank you already for your answer. Best wishes !
For it to look flattering everytime just go with 1/3 of your back neck and a 1/3 of your front neck on your block, if I'm to give specific measurements I think anything from 3cm to 5cm would be good according to your own preferences. I hope I gave you a satisfactory answer. Thank you for watching.
Hi. May i know. The two parallel lines 3cm are both because of you took out back and front necklines 3cm each? If i take out 5cm front and 3cm for back neckline, does it mean i need to make a parallel line of 5cm and 3cm? Hope you can answer this asap. Thank youu
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I'm so glad I came across your tutorial -- so very easy to understand and apply. Am in the process of drafting a jacket and decided to do raglan sleeves. But had no idea how to do them until now -- thank you so much for sharing this!
Best instructions on a raglan sleeve! Thank you ❤
Thanks for watching.
this is a great tutorial, thank you!
thank you for helping me with a raglan sleeve pattern, very good instructions thanks .
Welcome Hazel thanks for watching.
You are a truly gifted teacher. Your explanations in all your tutorials are so easy to follow. May God continually bless your gift and your channel.
Thanks for watching.
Great tutorial; I subscribed straight away ❤❤❤. The music was over power your voice. I wish it was a bit lower. Thank you for sharing
Best raglan tutorial
Thanks for watching
Wow, this is nice, thank you so much for this tutorial. It is very helpful.
You are welcome Carol thanks for watching.
Well explained. Thanks
Glad you liked it🙏
You make it look very simple! But, apparently, I am simple-minded for sewing. Can you do a video showing this on a mannequin or doll to show how you are moving fabric around? Im trying to mentally rotate the pieces; its like smoke and mirrors. Also, the pattern im starting with has mismatched notches (front and sleeve). How do i determine where the notches should be?
Do you have videos on how to lengthen (from shoulder seam to side seam) an armhole?
Love... love... your tutorials....been hooked on my Tv screen since morning and still not tired of watching.I wish i can forward a video for you so you could show us how to draft that pattern.Thank you for sharing your knowledge with us...😘💋❤️
Wow, thank you for watching Jenny I appreciate.
@@Sewmate21 you're welcome.
I would love to see you draft a bralette and a bustier pattern. After seeing your tutorials and how well you explained the drafting I will be using your methods. I am watching all your tutorials today as it is raining here in the Caribbean.
I will put it in my future plans thanks once again.
Thank you so much for your clear explanations and instructions. English is not my first language so although I liked the music I found it distracting.
Welcome Sabine.
Thank you for this valuable video tutorial . Please also show us how to sew the garment . 👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍
You are welcome Ramona. I will certainly do sewing tutorials on raglan sleeves. Thank you for watching.
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Merci beaucoup pour votre tutoriel. Vos explications sont simples agréables et faciles à comprendre. Pour la partie manche, vous tracez deux lignes parallèles de chaque côté de la ligne de milieu. Cette mesure de 3 cm est-elle une valeur fixe pour toutes les tailles ? Merci déjà pour votre réponse. Bonne continuation !
Thank you very much for your tutorial. Your explanations are simple, pleasant and easy to understand. For the sleeve part, you draw two parallel lines on either side of the middle line. Is this measurement of 3cm a fixed value for all sizes ? Thank you already for your answer. Best wishes !
For it to look flattering everytime just go with 1/3 of your back neck and a 1/3 of your front neck on your block, if I'm to give specific measurements I think anything from 3cm to 5cm would be good according to your own preferences. I hope I gave you a satisfactory answer. Thank you for watching.
@@Sewmate21 Merci !
Hi. May i know. The two parallel lines 3cm are both because of you took out back and front necklines 3cm each?
If i take out 5cm front and 3cm for back neckline, does it mean i need to make a parallel line of 5cm and 3cm? Hope you can answer this asap. Thank youu
Yes you are right. Thanks for watching.
@@Sewmate21 thank you so much. Love u!
i loved your tutorial but please lose the music.
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