Hi Kris! You did a beautiful job on your top! I love the trim you put on the bottom of your sleeves. I also love the sound of sharp scissors cutting. I have a great day!😊
I'm so happy to see someone doing lutterloh patterns. I too refer to patterns I already have to help me with the order of construction. Your top came out really nice. So far I've only made mock-ups of a few patterns you've inspired me to just go ahead and make something.
Hi, I'm happy to find your channel! Lutterloh is great after understanding it's use. Your careful explanation and examples are so helpful and appreciated 😅
I'm not sure if mine has that? I see pages about sewing buttons and such and turning a pattern into a knitting pattern! I'll double check mine! Thanks for letting me know!
Hello Sew Notes, Great job! Love the colour, the trim. Your top is lovely. I just got my Lutterloh and will use it after I finish painting the bedroom that will become my sewing room. Could I please ask you what size of top you normally fit and your height? You only look to be about a size 10 and maybe 5'6? I'm trying to gauge the amount of ease in the pattern. Thanks Sweetie.
Thanks so much for watching! I'm 5 9 and in patterns I mainly sew a size 14 and in ready to wear I mainly wear size M. In those photos on this video I have a few extra pounds on me. Hope this helps.
@@SewNotes LOL You look so tiny! I'm almost 5'8 and usually go for a size 14 in ready made to. The problem for us is that the bust darts are usually too high, and the waist isn't centered for us. I was fascinated by the system, and even researched Di Vinci's Vitruvian Man. I came to the conclusion that he was approx 5'10", which was tall for a man during that century. Women today usually average 5'4, which I think the Lutterloh system is designed for. Maybe 5'5"? I still have to start using the system, but I am watching for their Pattern Reviews here on youtube. I've spent the last two years just learning how to read the wrinkles, and to make all the adjustment to the pattern. The best advice I learned was that commercial patterns go wrong right at the shoulder. The back shoulder should be at least 1/2" taller to account for our roundness. I would love to see you sew that pattern again, adjusted for height! Do you know Peggy Sager from Silhouette Patterns? Although her patterns never seem to fit the Sewer's shoulder, she has a great video here on TH-cam that started me on my quest to get the right fit. In case you want to check it out, it's called "Length Circumference and Depth Fit 2 Stitch - Season 2 - Episode 3" Lutterloh has some beautiful patterns that we don't need to unfold, refold, or print, but fit still isn't perfect. We still need to do the tweaking. XOX Mom
Good job and nice video. I’m really curious how you use the dots to create your paper pattern. I am interested in purchasing a Luderloh pattern but uncertain about creating the pattern.
Thanks so much Claudia!! If you purchase the complete kit, it comes with 2 rulers...one for trousers and one for tops and you connect the dots using the rulers. It comes with a special tape measure and you line up your pattern with the measurement that matches your bust or hip measurement. I will definitely share this process on my next Lutterloh video. Thank you for bringing that to my attention, I really appreciate it!! I'll see if I can find a video to show you that process.
In the meantime we can see your video @Sew Notes , here the webinar cours to the basics of drafting with the Lutterloh System th-cam.com/video/yc5-tdus0po/w-d-xo.html ... Thank you for your video Kris!
Hi Kris! You did a beautiful job on your top! I love the trim you put on the bottom of your sleeves. I also love the sound of sharp scissors cutting.
I have a great day!😊
Hey! Thank you so much!!!
I'm so happy to see someone doing lutterloh patterns. I too refer to patterns I already have to help me with the order of construction. Your top came out really nice. So far I've only made mock-ups of a few patterns you've inspired me to just go ahead and make something.
Thank you so much for stopping by Nancy!! Just do it!! Sew the final version!!! Which pattern will be your next project do you think?!
Hi, I'm happy to find your channel! Lutterloh is great after understanding it's use. Your careful explanation and examples are so helpful and appreciated 😅
Thank you very much for your kind comment, I really appreciate it!!
I love everything about this top! The color, the style, the ruffles, and the trim! It is gorgeous! Well done, Kris! 💛
Thank you so much Andra!!! I really like it too! I'm really proud of it!! Thanks for stopping by!!
I love that you omitted the center front seam.
Me too!! Thanks so much for stopping by!!
I just found your channel, I just got my Lutterloh system and I’m a bit obsessed with watching videos about it.
Thanks so much for stopping by! Which pattern will you tackle first??
Your shirt came out nice. I just bought a Lutterloh system. I can't wait until it gets here.
Very cute ruffled shirt! And thanks for all the tips! Thanks for sharing! Take care!
Thank you!
What a cute top. I loved seeing the process! And the trim just really finishes it off nicely.
Thank you so much!! The trim is a lovely touch!!
Haya. Great watching your process in constructing your pretty shirt 🙂👕The details are super fun. Thanku 'sew' much for sharing 🙂
Lovely project Kris! Thank you so much to share this nice video with everyone! Love this Top , it's gorgeous ;)
Thank you so much!!! I really love my new top!!!
Love your top and it does fit you nicely. You're quite innovative which I admire.
Your top is beautiful! Love the ruffles and the trim❤ and aww lil bump😍
Aww Thanks so much April!!!
Great video!
Thank you so much!!!
Love this too on you.
Thank you so much Em!!!
In the manual there are a few pages with instuctions about garment construction, but not many people read them.
I'm not sure if mine has that? I see pages about sewing buttons and such and turning a pattern into a knitting pattern! I'll double check mine! Thanks for letting me know!
Hello Sew Notes, Great job! Love the colour, the trim. Your top is lovely.
I just got my Lutterloh and will use it after I finish painting the bedroom that will become
my sewing room.
Could I please ask you what size of top you normally fit and your height? You only look to be about a size 10 and maybe 5'6? I'm trying to gauge the amount of ease in the pattern.
Thanks Sweetie.
Thanks so much for watching! I'm 5 9 and in patterns I mainly sew a size 14 and in ready to wear I mainly wear size M. In those photos on this video I have a few extra pounds on me. Hope this helps.
@@SewNotes LOL You look so tiny! I'm almost 5'8 and usually go for a size 14 in ready made to. The problem for us is that the bust darts are usually too high, and the waist isn't centered for us.
I was fascinated by the system, and even researched Di Vinci's Vitruvian Man. I came to the conclusion that he was approx 5'10", which was tall for a man during that century. Women today usually average 5'4, which I think the Lutterloh system is designed for. Maybe 5'5"? I still have to start using the system, but I am watching for their Pattern Reviews here on youtube.
I've spent the last two years just learning how to read the wrinkles, and to make all the adjustment to the pattern. The best advice I learned was that commercial patterns go wrong right at the shoulder. The back shoulder should be at least 1/2" taller to account for our roundness. I would love to see you sew that pattern again, adjusted for height!
Do you know Peggy Sager from Silhouette Patterns? Although her patterns never seem to fit the Sewer's shoulder, she has a great video here on TH-cam that started me on my quest to get the right fit.
In case you want to check it out, it's called "Length Circumference and Depth Fit 2 Stitch - Season 2 - Episode 3" Lutterloh has some beautiful patterns that we don't need to unfold, refold, or print, but fit still isn't perfect. We still need to do the tweaking.
XOX
Mom
Can they make videos on how to construct the patterns in there pattern books
That would be lovely wouldn't it!!!
Good job and nice video. I’m really curious how you use the dots to create your paper pattern. I am interested in purchasing a Luderloh pattern but uncertain about creating the pattern.
Thanks so much Claudia!! If you purchase the complete kit, it comes with 2 rulers...one for trousers and one for tops and you connect the dots using the rulers. It comes with a special tape measure and you line up your pattern with the measurement that matches your bust or hip measurement. I will definitely share this process on my next Lutterloh video. Thank you for bringing that to my attention, I really appreciate it!! I'll see if I can find a video to show you that process.
In the meantime we can see your video @Sew Notes , here the webinar cours to the basics of drafting with the Lutterloh System th-cam.com/video/yc5-tdus0po/w-d-xo.html ... Thank you for your video Kris!