This was very informative and I think lots of people don't think of all of these steps before they 'just start making' a garment. It is alot of work to go through the whole process. Thank you for explaining it so well. Yes, I would like to see more makes with all of the explanations. Even if it has to go beyond 15 minutes, I think it would benefit all of us.
I love fashion and sewing and the sustanability that comes from making your own clothing. In this moment in my life is not posible to go to fashion school in terms of money so I just eanted to let you know how much I appreciate you channel. Thank you!
Hi hunny,just watched this video and thought that you did a great job,I have been sewing 50 years and just started a pattern cutting journey and now you have explained how to look into the depth of a garment has given me the advice i needed , thank you Jane 😎😎
you're the best. I just love your tutorials, you show me that it's okay to make mistakes while making a particular pattern because you actually use that to get your corrections
You are my favorite designer! I have been watching your videos for awhile now and they are so helpful. Also, I can't believe I didn't know you had a background in biology! That's my current study and I think it's so cool that you can apply your expertise in one to help your expertise in the other! I do have one question and I wonder if others have the same: when sewing or making your own self drafted pattern, how do you decide which seams should be sewed up first, second, etc?
Thanks Morgan for your comment. Personally I assembly pieces in a way that the outside and inside look neat. It also depends on if you’ll be having lining, French seam or bias binding finish for the inside of the garment. I think everyone’s process is different but who knows there might be an official garment assembly chart somewhere
there is a sort of "official" order to follow, I don't remember its name, it's what all the major pattern companies have used for decades. The basic idea is to start with seams closer to the center, & work one's way out to the extremities. It's not necessarily the "best" method, but it is the easiest way to get a decent result, which is why the pattern companies adopted it. I know a book about it is on Archive.org, but I didn't bookmark it when I found it.
This was really helpful, I am fashion student at the moment...most of the time when I am struggling with garment construction I always come here for clarification, I guess you're a better teacher 😀.... thanks for sharing your knowledge
Yessss ... We want a video on the types of fabrics based on the model to be made. I USE only natural fabrics. You explain very well ... Great job 🤸🏻♀️💖 Ps: I'm new to the channel, have you already made a video on how to calculate how much fabric you need based on the measurements on the pattern? 🤗💓
Figuring this out is something historical costumers are closely familiar with, and something I often do in general. I often find myself peering closely at hi-res museum images to figure out the seamlines and grainlines... Thanks for making this video, now I'll have someplace to direct people to. :-)
Ahhhh this is so inspiring. I've been in a creative rut but after watching this my fingers are itching to sew something! You're such a beast, thank you for all of the amazing tips!!
Hi Kim this is exciting! This may be a silly question.. but Would you ever consider deconstructing a sleek blazer and tailored pants and explain what types of seams give a more tailored look, and how to use the pattern pieces to grade up/ for larger bust and waists? I love the tailored looks from Zara and but the blazers and pants made for plus size bodies look so frumpy and outdated.
Thank you very much for this video. What I'm really confused about is how you know the exact measurement to use in your ready to wear clothes so that it fits perfectly on your clients. How do you know the exact measurement for all shapes and sizes? Thank you so much for your helpful anticipated reply.🙏
Wow I just subscript to your Chanel newly but if I most confess I have learnt a lot from you within thus short time thanks a lot a d thanks for sharing the ideas
For a suggestion, a pleated long skirt will be great. I wish you had some type of Academy or courses, website where one can actually subscribe to and take courses.
Ooooh yes please the giovanna L K Bennett dress, it's in animal print on their web site, looks like cotton fabric, I love this style of dress but can't afford it, but it would be the only dress I would need for summer if I could make it 🙏
Thank you so much for this video. It was very helpful for me and I’ve been sewing many years, I was taught by my father and picked other tips along the way. ❤️❤️❤️❤️
Great information 😍 I love studying garments and getting to know them better! Not the most exciting, but do you think you could do swimsuits/body suits? I struggle with those still 👙 👗
I think if you show a basic sloper for 1. dress 2. bodice 3. skirt 4. pants 5. how to design from the sloper for any other style. You would be covering the basics for us want-a-bees to maybe learn something. Something is better than nothing. How much ease should be built in - For ex. front and back crotch of pants. For you I am a fan and admire your passion and creativity.
This is the video everybody needs.
That hilarious moment she said " let's wait for those who haven't subscribed....... ( drinks water).
You are such a blessing, Sis!
This was very informative and I think lots of people don't think of all of these steps before they 'just start making' a garment. It is alot of work to go through the whole process. Thank you for explaining it so well. Yes, I would like to see more makes with all of the explanations. Even if it has to go beyond 15 minutes, I think it would benefit all of us.
Thanks Peggy for the feedback. I’m glad the content is appropriated, will make a follow up video with time
I have been googling this. I needed this. God bless you sis. Thank you sooooo much xxx
I'm so terrible at garment construction! I've ruined so much raw materials now lol I definitely need all the help I can get! Thanks for the tips!🙏
I love fashion and sewing and the sustanability that comes from making your own clothing. In this moment in my life is not posible to go to fashion school in terms of money so I just eanted to let you know how much I appreciate you channel. Thank you!
Bless your kind heart for this lovely comment 💓
I love listening to you, I always do these but I love how you break everything down. I am really looking forward to the fabrics video. 🙌
Hi hunny,just watched this video and thought that you did a great job,I have been sewing 50 years and just started a pattern cutting journey and now you have explained how to look into the depth of a garment has given me the advice i needed , thank you Jane 😎😎
Kim , you're too great!
Always following your videos,.. you are easy to understand
Glad you enjoy the videos on the channel 💕
I am a beginner as well and totally enjoyed your video. I Love your top
Don't I just love listening to you?😍🥰💖. You look radiant.. I'm a die hard KDiva
Awww thanks girl. Appreciate the love 💕
#KDIVAS
you're the best. I just love your tutorials, you show me that it's okay to make mistakes while making a particular pattern because you actually use that to get your corrections
You are my favorite designer! I have been watching your videos for awhile now and they are so helpful. Also, I can't believe I didn't know you had a background in biology! That's my current study and I think it's so cool that you can apply your expertise in one to help your expertise in the other! I do have one question and I wonder if others have the same: when sewing or making your own self drafted pattern, how do you decide which seams should be sewed up first, second, etc?
Thanks Morgan for your comment.
Personally I assembly pieces in a way that the outside and inside look neat.
It also depends on if you’ll be having lining, French seam or bias binding finish for the inside of the garment.
I think everyone’s process is different but who knows there might be an official garment assembly chart somewhere
there is a sort of "official" order to follow, I don't remember its name, it's what all the major pattern companies have used for decades. The basic idea is to start with seams closer to the center, & work one's way out to the extremities. It's not necessarily the "best" method, but it is the easiest way to get a decent result, which is why the pattern companies adopted it. I know a book about it is on Archive.org, but I didn't bookmark it when I found it.
Thank you for explaining some key points 😊
I actually subscribed when you said let's wait for those who haven't subscribed to subscribe 😂. I'm a beginner so I'll be needing your videos 😊
Thank you for your channel I enjoy your videos. I hope you do speak more about fabric. God bless you
Sis!!!!! This glow is real and deep!!!!😍😍😍
My dear it’s the Lord’s doing. Plus focusing my energy on the right things 👌
You are the best tutor online ever I love your illustrations 🥰
Thank you 🙏
Thank you for making this video! I always learn so much from watching you. Yes, please make a video on fabrics! That will be extremely helpful!
You’re welcome girl.
I’ll start working on the fabric video 💪💪💪
This was really helpful, I am fashion student at the moment...most of the time when I am struggling with garment construction I always come here for clarification, I guess you're a better teacher 😀.... thanks for sharing your knowledge
Yessss ... We want a video on the types of fabrics based on the model to be made. I USE only natural fabrics.
You explain very well ... Great job 🤸🏻♀️💖
Ps: I'm new to the channel, have you already made a video on how to calculate how much fabric you need based on the measurements on the pattern?
🤗💓
Figuring this out is something historical costumers are closely familiar with, and something I often do in general. I often find myself peering closely at hi-res museum images to figure out the seamlines and grainlines...
Thanks for making this video, now I'll have someplace to direct people to. :-)
Ahhhh this is so inspiring. I've been in a creative rut but after watching this my fingers are itching to sew something! You're such a beast, thank you for all of the amazing tips!!
You’re welcome Shelby
Glad you enjoyed the video and it motivated you creatively ☺️
Thanks for sharing. I do agree that there is a learning curve when actually constructing garments. I would like to hear more about your store.
Great premiere! It was a great way to spend my lunchtime. Now back to work.
Glad you enjoyed it! Thank you for spending your lunch time with me today
I love you and your channel. I’ve been watching for years! So amazing! Thank you
Thank you too for being part of my journey 🙏
Informative for starters like me
Totally understand what you mean being as a fashion designer pretty much we having a challenging works in every time !
So true 😄
Love this so much! Thank you for walking though this! Helps me get started :)
I'm waiting too.......and thanks for this video
Thank you for this video.....
And yes,it is called Garment Analysis....you are so correct
You’re welcome babe
Good to know I got the name right ☺️
Wow, you just open my eyes to so many things. Thanks for impacting knowledge
You’re welcome
Thank you so...much dearie, loved and enjoyed the video...continue to grow and influence others😉
Thank you too for the support
This was helpful, thanks. You look gorgeous by the way and we look forward to the fabrics video
Thanks Christy 😘
Really enjoyed your video. I'm a beginner and you have helped me.
Glad I could be of help ☺️
This is so educating, thank you sis for such a wonderful piece
You’re welcome babe
Thanks ,I learnt a lot!
Hi Kim this is exciting! This may be a silly question.. but Would you ever consider deconstructing a sleek blazer and tailored pants and explain what types of seams give a more tailored look, and how to use the pattern pieces to grade up/ for larger bust and waists? I love the tailored looks from Zara and but the blazers and pants made for plus size bodies look so frumpy and outdated.
This is a great video idea. Thank you so much for sharing
Looking beautiful 😍
Thank you very much for this video.
What I'm really confused about is how you know the exact measurement to use in your ready to wear clothes so that it fits perfectly on your clients.
How do you know the exact measurement for all shapes and sizes?
Thank you so much for your helpful anticipated reply.🙏
Kim, can you do a sketching series for beginners? Croquis etc
Great video.
Wow I just subscript to your Chanel newly but if I most confess I have learnt a lot from you within thus short time thanks a lot a d thanks for sharing the ideas
Thank you for sharing! Very informative ❤
You’re welcome
Such a good video! I know some pattern drafting, but I never know how to figure out how best to put it all together?
Glad it was helpful!
Thank you!
You’re welcome
Wat advice do u have for someone who love sewing but is afraid of sewing garments but can sew curtains, bed sheets ,etc ?
For a suggestion, a pleated long skirt will be great. I wish you had some type of Academy or courses, website where one can actually subscribe to and take courses.
That’s a good suggestion, I’ll keep this in mind for a possible future video
I thought this too. I would absolutely take a garment construction course if you had one!
It's so true. One of the reasons I don't sew as much as I would like is because of how time consuming it is . Otherwise I love it.
"Sis...How you going to get into that dress?" says my inner Ms. K every time I even think about wearing one ;)
Cant wait for this video☺
Hope you enjoy it
@@KimDave i definitely did☺. Thank you!
Ooooh yes please the giovanna L K Bennett dress, it's in animal print on their web site, looks like cotton fabric, I love this style of dress but can't afford it, but it would be the only dress I would need for summer if I could make it 🙏
..."I'm Watching You"😂
Make una subscribe ooo.
Thank you Kim
Nice one
Excited...
Hope you enjoy the video
Kim Dave Absolutely. We need more.
Your natural hair is better! However this hairstyle is a nice change! Keep doing you sis! 🤗
I love your channel , I will send you dm of the coat I’m doing all from your videos
I like the k divas name 🤩
That’s the official name for you lovelies 😘
Please do you think you may be able to make a wedding dress? With the designs, lace and so.
Maybe in the future, we will see ☺️
This video it so helpful
Glad you enjoyed it
@@KimDave I can't wait for the video about fabrics
Thank you so much for this video. It was very helpful for me and I’ve been sewing many years, I was taught by my father and picked other tips along the way. ❤️❤️❤️❤️
You are so welcome!
Sewing is a skill for life. Your father did well by teaching you😊
thanks so much
You're welcome!
Please update about Apparel design courses abroad in Germany, France and Dubai
God bless you
God bless you too
What is Matt and how does it feel like I've searched,but it didn't give the answer
You're really beautiful in and out.
Oh thank you!
Hi.Am waiting
It's live now
Great information 😍 I love studying garments and getting to know them better! Not the most exciting, but do you think you could do swimsuits/body suits? I struggle with those still 👙 👗
How do I cut a high low Skater dress
I think if you show a basic sloper for 1. dress 2. bodice 3. skirt 4. pants 5. how to design from the sloper for any other style. You would be covering the basics for us want-a-bees to maybe learn something. Something is better than nothing. How much ease should be built in - For ex. front and back crotch of pants. For you I am a fan and admire your passion and creativity.
Thanks for the great suggestion 😃
I sincerely want to reach out to you for ideas but I'm nervous.
You look so radiant in this video, your beauty is distracting me
😂😂😂😂 Remi you have come oh! 😂 Thank you for the love
Kim Dave lol I’m only speaking the truth sis. You’re welcome 😊
Please how do I get you on instagram
@@KimDave .
🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰
You look so beautiful here
Thank you ☺️
I do this every time I want to clone a garment or merge patterns. You really do have to break it all the way down.
👏👏👏 it’s so necessary to do else I make silly mistakes when I’m sewing