The book "Bias Cut Blueprints: a Geometric Method for Clothing Design and Construction" details sewing fabric yardage into a bias tube, like you did, and making dresses top and pants from the tubes. But I never would have thought to do this to fabric to facilitate cutting out the pattern pieces for bias garment. Brilliant!
Bias tape can also be cut using the same method to make a bias tube and just cut the bias tape width in a spiral around the tube. As a costumer I kept bias tubes in popular colors and just trimmed off a length as needed.
Delivered! In somewhere near 60 years of sewing, I’ve never been fond of bias, and now all I can think about is finding a pattern that makes the most use of bias! So glad I found your video!
Delivered! I tried it by hand-sewing along with two small pieces of fabric as I watched the video. I’m so proud that we have a world-class TH-cam sewing expert right here in Toronto!
yes, I have a bias dress (skirt part) to cut and don't feel like I have enough info to use this technique. I want to try it though. It seems there are a lot of layout decisions to make once you have the little house, and not clear how to make them. But I love it!
I love it! I especially like the reassurance that a lot of professionally made garments will have those seams. Ive considered piecing fabric together to sew on the bias before but thought it would look unprofessional so i just resigned myself to wasting a lot of fabric or just not sewing things on the bias. No more! I am so excited, this video definitely delivered
I wish you had online sewing courses or would write a book so I could keep for reference. You’re the sewing goddess that set my path down the road of bias cuttings & I’ll never turn back. Thank you! Oh and you’re looking marvelous darling 🫶🏽
The advantage to this method, compared to laying out pattern pieces on the bias and piecing the large pieces, is that you don't have to do a lot of pinning and sewing on the bias edges. Piecing fabric to use less, or when a piece just won't fit is 100% TOTALLY HISTORICALLY ACCURATE ...
DELIVERED!!!! I love bias cut. All of you remember to hang the garment overnight (I leave it two days) before hemming. I haven’t seen this mentioned in any videos I have watched about sewing, but it is vital to the final drape. You may find one side of your garment is longer than the other. You did NOT make a mistake. Thereʼs a technical reason for this, I am sure. Anyway, even out the bottom and continue.
Thanks 💕 You are quite right. The technical reason is related to the grain and the weft. They both behave differently, so the true bias is in fact, a little different in the opposite way. It's hard to explain on a comment, but I might explain this better on a video. Cheers 😊
Delivered! but wow I am taking a break from sewing but I always love to watch your videos because you teach in a way I can understand garments and the cuts. You take the stress out of sewing!
You ALWAYS deliver and this video was no exception! Thank you so so much for explaining this so clearly, and making it so much fun too. I can't wait to have a go at it myself.
Absolutely Brillant!!❤❤🎉🎉❤❤ Love that you are a fellow Canadian who shares your insider tips for difficult and daunting sewing techniques..its more approachable, with your humor, its makes me want to try bias cut patterns again...❤❤😊😊
Love it! I learned this about 20 years ago. But rarely did I need to use it. Now I am glad you reminded me of it once again. Yaay I had forgotten. Love to see a tie making video one day. YOU DELIVERED YAAY!!
Omg! You're so right - I want to run to my stash and make something on the bias!!! DELIVERED! I've been sewing for over 50 years and I LOVE learning new things that make sewing easier!!! 👏👏👏👏👏👏
DELIVERED alright! I never would have thought of that. To my way of thinking, its just an elaborate version of that continuous bias strip method that i always seem to stuff up. Who would have imagined repurposing it like this. Amazing!
DELIVERED!!! OMG! This really DOES blow my mind! I am 66yo and first had a needle and thread in my hand at 3yo. I have NEVER seen or heard of this technique, how has this been hidden from me all these years? TY for putting this out there. 🤟
Yep. You delivered again! That’s incredible. Is there a minimum length that you would recommend using this technique for a dress/long skirt? By the way, you always blow my mind 😂
❤ Delivered! I love your videos ‼️ Not only are they extremely informative and well produced, they are ENTERTAINING as well. I can tell you have fun making them. I love that you think “outside the box” too. I hope your channel grows and grows. More people need to see the great techniques you share. 😊
You are so kind, Susan!!! Thank you so much! I really do enjoy making videos and I hope to keep making them for as long as I can! Thank you for watching! ❤️
Holy, moly! I've stayed away from bias cut dresses, skirts, etc. because it just seamed way to difficult. But the little house bias technique opens so many doors! Thank you for the video and for making me laugh.
OMG - DELIVERED!!!! I go for magic but if you just want to cave to the non magic crowd, then this technique is probably the best way to start embracing bias patterns. Thanks so much and I can't wait for the full bias story...🤣🥰from Nova Scotia
Delivered! I tried to sew a skirt on the bias for my daughter years ago. It ended up in the trash after a lot of swearing. By the way... your hair looks fabulous!
@@DowntownTailoring I love your channel. You are genuine and the things you show you DO. It's not something you heard about and are trying you DO THIS FOR A LIVING and so I totally trust and appreciate your videos. Thanks for the ban-roll videos too! Game changers!
Hello! I'm new to your channel. When I saw your gravity-feed iron I thought "oh yeah, she can sew"! As to your putting the fabric on bias before laying out the pattern? Delivered!!!! Definitely delivered. Thanks for talking about having to be mindful of the seams when laying out the pattern pieces. I was wondering about that as I watched you seaming the fabric. Very good technique.
Delivered! Thank you so much! I cannot wait for your video on bias sewing!!! (I have some questions: First one: How wide do you make your seam allowance? Once I used half an inch and they disappeared! Second: since the fabric shifts (and seam allowances „disappear“, how do you mark the stitching line? Thread marking? Now the last big question: some people say that you have to cut the pattern pieces so that they „mirror“ each other because the fabric will pull against the body: this means you always have to have a center front seam and center back seam 😫 Do you agree? Thank you so much! ❤❤❤❤❤
Thanks so much for your questions! They are so valid. I just made a note and I'll be answering these important questions. You'll see how the answers will vary depending on the circumstances. Stay tuned 😉
Avoid dye transfer by adding dye transfer cloth sheets to mop up the excess dye and not spoil the fashion fabric Ma'am you delivered a jam packed tutorial THANK YOU SO MUCH
Wow. I need to watch a few more times to engrave your technique on my brain! When buying fabric to make a bias pattern, how would I figure out how much yardage to purchase? Thank you.
It takes time. It depends on the design. A good rule is to buy 1.25 yards per length. And 50% if it's bias. But keep in mind that wider garments need way more fabric. I hope this helps 😊
You delivered great tip. I would have to watch again and take notes to really understand how to do it. I have seen one other TH-cam video of making long bias strips but I don’t recall if it was the house technique but it looks similar.
MAGIC!!🧝🏼♂️ As a beginner sewist, I'm wondering how many metres of fabric would I need for an A- line maxi dress with long sleeves using this wonderful technique? Thanks!
Yes. For most of them. You just need to take in count a few details like the weight of the fabric, the structure of the pattern, etc. I hope this helps 😊
That is an amazing sewing tip, thank you! I am not sure where you are located, but here in the US you can usually find Dye Catchers, which look like dryer sheets. All they do is catch that extra dye and keep it from running onto other garments or smearing on the item in the wash. They are often on the shelf near the dryer sheets in the grocery store. I use them with all new garments or fabric now, and they have saved me so much frustration.
Shout Color Catchers are AMAZING!! They allow me to mix new fabric in (fully unfolded since I'll be ironing it anyways) with similar colors of old clothes in the way I plan to wash the finished garment. And if it can't wash, I don't buy it! 😂
I wish I lived near you and your family and shop. I love that you need out on geometry and all things spatial! I'm still fighting my brain to understand how things will look aspect to aspect and from 2-d to 3... I wonder, do you teach at all? You could do a class that would be so fun. But I digress. Again, I wish I lived nearby but also thank you for the info. One day I'll get my mind around it. 😂💜 ❤
Yes you technically can, but I have another technique I recommend over this one for bias tape. You can watch it in this video at 7:31 : th-cam.com/video/tqR_dTd03lY/w-d-xo.html
Delivered! Fantastic video! I just found your channel a week ago and I am learning so much, to the point that I’m starting to work on alterations of my own garments. Thank you!
It is magic. It's magic that someone thought of that technique. But my definition of magic isn't what most think of as magic. You're awesome and magical and thank you for sharing your knowledge and beautiful energy with is 🤯🙏🥰
Ma'am, you always deliver. I hope the algorithm blesses the heck out you, because the world needs you!
🥹🥹🥹 That is so so so heart warming! Thank you so much!!
Word! ❤❤❤❤
Word word 🙏😆💗
The algorithm brought me here, so it’s working! And: delivered!
The book "Bias Cut Blueprints: a Geometric Method for Clothing Design and Construction" details sewing fabric yardage into a bias tube, like you did, and making dresses top and pants from the tubes. But I never would have thought to do this to fabric to facilitate cutting out the pattern pieces for bias garment. Brilliant!
Thank you so much!!
Bias tape can also be cut using the same method to make a bias tube and just cut the bias tape width in a spiral around the tube. As a costumer I kept bias tubes in popular colors and just trimmed off a length as needed.
Delivered! In somewhere near 60 years of sewing, I’ve never been fond of bias, and now all I can think about is finding a pattern that makes the most use of bias! So glad I found your video!
Wonderful! Happy sewing 😊
Delivered! I tried it by hand-sewing along with two small pieces of fabric as I watched the video. I’m so proud that we have a world-class TH-cam sewing expert right here in Toronto!
Oh my goodness that’s so cool and amazing that you were able to apply it in real time! Thank you for your kind words 🥰🥰
I would like more information on laying out your patterns or cutting. It’s tape. In other words, more videos about this technique, please!
You got it! Stay tuned 🥰
yes, I have a bias dress (skirt part) to cut and don't feel like I have enough info to use this technique. I want to try it though. It seems there are a lot of layout decisions to make once you have the little house, and not clear how to make them. But I love it!
I have used the third method (tearing across) to find the grain.
I don’t wanna make this weird…. but I love you. You delivered.
I love you too! Thank you! 🥰
I love it! I especially like the reassurance that a lot of professionally made garments will have those seams. Ive considered piecing fabric together to sew on the bias before but thought it would look unprofessional so i just resigned myself to wasting a lot of fabric or just not sewing things on the bias. No more! I am so excited, this video definitely delivered
Aweee! Thanks to much. I'm so glad you have another perspective now 🥰
Your joy is contagious!🥰
Oh thank you! 🥰
I wish you had online sewing courses or would write a book so I could keep for reference. You’re the sewing goddess that set my path down the road of bias cuttings & I’ll never turn back. Thank you!
Oh and you’re looking marvelous darling 🫶🏽
Thanks. I'm planning on some courses online. Stay tuned 😉
Thanks! You are a lot of fun to watch! DELIVERED!
Awww thank you!!
The advantage to this method, compared to laying out pattern pieces on the bias and piecing the large pieces, is that you don't have to do a lot of pinning and sewing on the bias edges.
Piecing fabric to use less, or when a piece just won't fit is 100% TOTALLY HISTORICALLY ACCURATE ...
Yessss! This ☝️ ☝️ ☝️
My mother did it for 60 plus years.
Siempre estoy tan agradecida por su ayuda, Señora. Ud. me anima empezar a coser de nuevo, después de años. ¡Mil Gracias!
Muchas gracias 😊
DELIVERED!!!! I love bias cut. All of you remember to hang the garment overnight (I leave it two days) before hemming. I haven’t seen this mentioned in any videos I have watched about sewing, but it is vital to the final drape. You may find one side of your garment is longer than the other. You did NOT make a mistake. Thereʼs a technical reason for this, I am sure. Anyway, even out the bottom and continue.
Thanks 💕 You are quite right. The technical reason is related to the grain and the weft. They both behave differently, so the true bias is in fact, a little different in the opposite way. It's hard to explain on a comment, but I might explain this better on a video. Cheers 😊
Delivered! but wow I am taking a break from sewing but I always love to watch your videos because you teach in a way I can understand garments and the cuts. You take the stress out of sewing!
I'm so glad you feel that way. Thanks so much 🥰
You ALWAYS deliver and this video was no exception! Thank you so so much for explaining this so clearly, and making it so much fun too. I can't wait to have a go at it myself.
You’re so kind Jane!!! Thank you! Let me know how it goes 😊
Absolutely Brillant!!❤❤🎉🎉❤❤
Love that you are a fellow Canadian who shares your insider tips for difficult and daunting sewing techniques..its more approachable, with your humor, its makes me want to try bias cut patterns again...❤❤😊😊
Thank you so much! 🇨🇦🇨🇦🇨🇦
OMG! Delivered. Been sewing 30+ years and have never seen this technique. Game changer!
I know right!!! Glad to share with you today!!
Love it! I learned this about 20 years ago. But rarely did I need to use it. Now I am glad you reminded me of it once again. Yaay I had forgotten. Love to see a tie making video one day.
YOU DELIVERED YAAY!!
Wonderful! I'm so glad 😊
Omg! You're so right - I want to run to my stash and make something on the bias!!! DELIVERED! I've been sewing for over 50 years and I LOVE learning new things that make sewing easier!!! 👏👏👏👏👏👏
Wonderful! Happy sewing 😊
Oh yes!
Love to learn new things
DELIVERED alright! I never would have thought of that. To my way of thinking, its just an elaborate version of that continuous bias strip method that i always seem to stuff up. Who would have imagined repurposing it like this. Amazing!
That's right! It's a very similar concept. Cheers 😊
DELIVERED!!! OMG! This really DOES blow my mind! I am 66yo and first had a needle and thread in my hand at 3yo. I have NEVER seen or heard of this technique, how has this been hidden from me all these years? TY for putting this out there. 🤟
I know!!! It’s so crazy because it feels so obvious afterwards, man I was struggling out there before 😂
Delivered! I can’t wait to try it! You’re so inspirational! Love your positivity 😍🙏😃
Thank you so much 🤗
Yep. You delivered again! That’s incredible. Is there a minimum length that you would recommend using this technique for a dress/long skirt? By the way, you always blow my mind 😂
Thanks so much! You are so kind 💕 I usually use this technique with 2 meters and up! Cheers 😊
Absolutely delivered 👍
Thank you kindly! 😊
Delivered! I LOVE the drape of bias cut clothing…but have avoided sewing on the bias. This technique is GENIUS‼️❤️❤️❤️
Me too, it’s so beautiful, but can be tricky before this technique!
Wow! Just wow! Thank you!
Glad you liked it! 🥰 🥰🥰
❤ Delivered! I love your videos ‼️ Not only are they extremely informative and well produced, they are ENTERTAINING as well. I can tell you have fun making them. I love that you think “outside the box” too. I hope your channel grows and grows. More people need to see the great techniques you share. 😊
You are so kind, Susan!!! Thank you so much! I really do enjoy making videos and I hope to keep making them for as long as I can! Thank you for watching! ❤️
Couldn’t have said it better!
YOU ARE THE BEST!!! You DELIVER in every video!!
Thank you so much!!
Delivered 😊thanks for sharing this technique.
Thanks for watching 🥰
🤯 What!?! I have wasted so much fabric over the years! Thank you for showing this. It is truly magic.
I am mourning the wasted fabric lol 😪😪
This is so wonderful, thank you.
Glad you enjoyed it! 😊
Delivered! Thanks sooo much for sharing your knowledge and expertise!❤️
It is my absolute pleasure! 🥰
You delivered and fun to watch love your energy
Holy, moly! I've stayed away from bias cut dresses, skirts, etc. because it just seamed way to difficult. But the little house bias technique opens so many doors! Thank you for the video and for making me laugh.
I’m so glad to hear that!! Give it a shot and let me know how it goes!
Very interesting, and good to know! Thank you.
Glad you enjoyed it!
A~MAZING!!! I can't wait to use this technique! You are the BEST teacher on the subject of sewing/alterations on the internet!
I’m so flattered!!!!! Thank you!
You are a smart cookie from this old great gram
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Wowee, you are the sewing guru, and you definitely delivered. Thank you for blessing us with this!
Thank you so much!! 😊😊😊
You definitely delivered! Thank you very much!!
So glad! Thanks 😊
OMG - DELIVERED!!!! I go for magic but if you just want to cave to the non magic crowd, then this technique is probably the best way to start embracing bias patterns. Thanks so much and I can't wait for the full bias story...🤣🥰from Nova Scotia
Totally agree! Thanks 😊 Hello from Ontario!
Delivered, thank you
So glad you enjoyed it!
Delivered! I don't typically sew bias garments, but if I do - I'm using this technique.
Yes! Try it and let me know how it goes!!
Delivered!❤
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I had to watch this a few times to get my head around it! This is a great technique, and I can't wait to try it. You delivered!
Yesss try it and let me know how it goes!
I have seen this used for cutting continuous bias tape before but not for clothes.
I love your videos so much. you DELIVERED - just like you do all the time. I"m a much better sewist thanks to you!
That is so touching! Thank you, it’s my honour 🥰
Delivered, yeah!
Thanks 🥰
Yes, you delivered! Why would you think you couldn't? I enjoy watching all your tricks and techniques but this one is really a great one.❤
Hahaha thank you so much Mary!!
🤯...Thanks sooo much!! ❤
You’re welcome 😊
Delivered! I tried to sew a skirt on the bias for my daughter years ago. It ended up in the trash after a lot of swearing. By the way... your hair looks fabulous!
Lol I know the feeling!!!! Thank you so much 😊
Delivered ❤
Thank you!!
I've learned so much from your various videos and you have most definitely delivered again. Thank you!
Thank you so much Lexy, so sweet!
@@DowntownTailoring I love your channel. You are genuine and the things you show you DO. It's not something you heard about and are trying you DO THIS FOR A LIVING and so I totally trust and appreciate your videos. Thanks for the ban-roll videos too! Game changers!
Hello! I'm new to your channel. When I saw your gravity-feed iron I thought "oh yeah, she can sew"! As to your putting the fabric on bias before laying out the pattern? Delivered!!!! Definitely delivered. Thanks for talking about having to be mindful of the seams when laying out the pattern pieces. I was wondering about that as I watched you seaming the fabric. Very good technique.
Thank you very much! Welcome to our sewing community 🥰
Delivered! I appreciate that you pointed out the use of small pieces, not only does it help keep costs down but reduces fabric waste.
Thank you!! I was always so intrigued about it so long but seeing it in garments everywhere is definitely reassuring!
Delivered!!!!
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Delivered!😊
Yay! Thank you!
Delivered!!!! Thanks so much!
Thanks 😊
So glad to hear!!
Delivered😮
Delivered! Thank you so much! I cannot wait for your video on bias sewing!!! (I have some questions: First one: How wide do you make your seam allowance? Once I used half an inch and they disappeared! Second: since the fabric shifts (and seam allowances „disappear“, how do you mark the stitching line? Thread marking? Now the last big question: some people say that you have to cut the pattern pieces so that they „mirror“ each other because the fabric will pull against the body: this means you always have to have a center front seam and center back seam 😫 Do you agree? Thank you so much! ❤❤❤❤❤
And one more question…if I may…Is it still possible to sew bust darts on the bias? ❤❤❤❤
Thanks so much for your questions! They are so valid. I just made a note and I'll be answering these important questions. You'll see how the answers will vary depending on the circumstances. Stay tuned 😉
Ohhhh! Sooo excited! ❤️❤️❤️
Delivered!
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Delivered!
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Delivered 🎉🤯
Absolutely mind blowing!
Does it matter how many yards are in your piece of fabric? Can you sew any length of fabric into the “little house” configuration?
Yep. You can do 1 meter or 100. It doesn't matter. Cheers 😊
@@DowntownTailoring Thank you for answering so quickly! ❤️
I don't know if you can use it on silk, but Retayne might help fix the color in your fabric.
Oh! Thanks so much. I'll take a look at it 🥰
Delivered!!!one question?what was that strip of white fabric you sandwiched in between your seams?
Thanks! This is bias interfacing. Cheers 😊
@@DowntownTailoring so the bias tape interfacing is to prevent stretching ?the interfacing does not stay on the garment?
@@mysettingsmysettings2997 Exactly! 🥰 Although sometimes can be a little heavy for some materials. Cheers
@@DowntownTailoring thnk u.💐
Delivered! This is so cool! Now I want to make a slinky bias dress just to try it out😉 Where do you find all the gorgeous silk fabrics?
Thanks! I get most of my silk on etsy. Cheers 😊
Avoid dye transfer by adding dye transfer cloth sheets to mop up the excess dye and not spoil the fashion fabric
Ma'am you delivered a jam packed tutorial THANK YOU SO MUCH
Does that add more seams to your garment?
Yes. It does. ☺️
Wow. I need to watch a few more times to engrave your technique on my brain! When buying fabric to make a bias pattern, how would I figure out how much yardage to purchase? Thank you.
It takes time. It depends on the design. A good rule is to buy 1.25 yards per length. And 50% if it's bias. But keep in mind that wider garments need way more fabric. I hope this helps 😊
You are my go-to lady for sewing technique because . . .you DELIVER!!!
Thanks so much! 🥰🥰🥰
You really did deliver as always, thank you so much my friend 🌺🔥👌🏻😉
You delivered great tip. I would have to watch again and take notes to really understand how to do it. I have seen one other TH-cam video of making long bias strips but I don’t recall if it was the house technique but it looks similar.
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That’s AMAZING! You definitely delivered!❤
Delivered.
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MAGIC!!🧝🏼♂️ As a beginner sewist, I'm wondering how many metres of fabric would I need for an A- line maxi dress with long sleeves using this wonderful technique? Thanks!
Hi. Depending on how wide you want it, approximately 3 meters. Cheers 😊
thank you so much, but I still don't quite understand. I will watch again.
If you have any questions I'll be happy to make a short about it. Cheers 😊
Thank you, I'm a total beginner, but I know where to come once I start sewing garmnets on bias.
Wonderful! 🥰
THIS IS SO SMART! 🎉❤ Thank you for sharing! I have learned so much from your channel and even started my own alterations business in my home town. 💕👏
I love to hear it!!!!!!!! Wow! Congratulations, I am so honoured to be a part of your journey! 🥰
I love your technique ❤ and your presentation. I loved listening to you talking as much as I did learning from you! Thank you 😊
Awwwww thank you so much Magdalena!!
Can you apply this technique to any pattern that you choose even if it's originally meant for straight grain? Would doing it on bias be an option?
Yes. For most of them. You just need to take in count a few details like the weight of the fabric, the structure of the pattern, etc. I hope this helps 😊
Thank you for replying.. YES very helpful to receive your opinion 😁
Wow!!!!! Like so many have said, you DELIVERED! And like so many others, have been sewing for 50 years and avoided bias. No more!!!! Thank you!
Wow, thank you! 😊
Delivered! I'm definitely going to try this.
Please do!! 😊
Delivered! and lovely to see you again, so happy and amusnig as well as educational. Some how you had gone missing from my feed lately.
Thank you so sad! It has been a bit of a rough time here on the algorithm so I appreciate your support!
Delivered! Brilliant, as always! Thank you !
Thank you too!🥰🥰🥰
Signed, sealed, delivered. But now give us the incantation...
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Delivered! What a fascinating and easy way to manage your project that calls for cuts on the bias.
Much appreciated! Thanks 😊
It's also used for making borders around bedcovers
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That is an amazing sewing tip, thank you! I am not sure where you are located, but here in the US you can usually find Dye Catchers, which look like dryer sheets. All they do is catch that extra dye and keep it from running onto other garments or smearing on the item in the wash. They are often on the shelf near the dryer sheets in the grocery store. I use them with all new garments or fabric now, and they have saved me so much frustration.
Wonderful! I'll be looking for it on Amazon as I'm in Canada. Thanks for the info 😊
Shout Color Catchers are AMAZING!! They allow me to mix new fabric in (fully unfolded since I'll be ironing it anyways) with similar colors of old clothes in the way I plan to wash the finished garment. And if it can't wash, I don't buy it! 😂
Amazing after 60 years of sewing I am still learning something new. Thank you 😊
That’s amazing! I am always learning too and I’m happy to share 😊😊
DELIVERED
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Delivered! That makes cutting on the bias an easier solution to dress making and making scarves etc. Thank you so much for your tutorial!
You are so welcome!! 🥰🥰
Delivered! I once watched a fashion designer friend cut a skirt on the bias. He had no fear but I sure do! Lol
Thank you!! I Hope this helps!
Okay
A tutorial with a bias tank top for us to try it on?
Please
Yesssssss 🥰
I wish I lived near you and your family and shop. I love that you need out on geometry and all things spatial! I'm still fighting my brain to understand how things will look aspect to aspect and from 2-d to 3... I wonder, do you teach at all? You could do a class that would be so fun. But I digress. Again, I wish I lived nearby but also thank you for the info. One day I'll get my mind around it. 😂💜 ❤
Can you use this for cutting out bias tape?
Yes you technically can, but I have another technique I recommend over this one for bias tape. You can watch it in this video at 7:31 :
th-cam.com/video/tqR_dTd03lY/w-d-xo.html
Delivered! Now how to sew ties and bow ties?
Great idea!! 📝
Amazing! You delivered as always. Thank you for sharing this technique. God bless you all.
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Delivered! Fantastic video! I just found your channel a week ago and I am learning so much, to the point that I’m starting to work on alterations of my own garments. Thank you!
It is magic. It's magic that someone thought of that technique. But my definition of magic isn't what most think of as magic. You're awesome and magical and thank you for sharing your knowledge and beautiful energy with is 🤯🙏🥰
Thank you so much for your very kind words! It’s my pleasure 😊