I didn't follow exactly how you did your tunic because I used a machine and styled it a little different... BUT this saved me over 2 hours of extra work. THANK YOU! I bought a pattern but it was insane the amount of cutting I was supposed to do... only to sew all the pieces together. This made complete sense. I love the speed you used to explain it and the step by step... very well thought out instructions. I didn't feel like you were talking above my head. THANK YOU!
Your welcome. I can see how it might not follow so clearly if using a machine. Most of my crafting videos are rooted in the idea of hand crafting. That said if you have not already seen them. This is part 1 of a 3 part series. The others can be found here (in order): th-cam.com/video/5HTJwUMMAgI/w-d-xo.html th-cam.com/video/Ez0gPBagNOI/w-d-xo.html The second and third part may not help you all that much if using a machine. But they may give you some ideas for embellishment. And don't worry about diverging from what I've shown here. This is just a rough template. When your piece is finished how about linking me to some pictures of it in reply? I'd love to see what you came up with.
No problem. If he is significantly rotund. You may wish to consider some side splits. An inch or two up from both seams, starting at the bottom edge that you leave unstitched. Then come in with a fell stitch along that split (see the other installments of this series for fell stitching and splitting. Albeit the split I do is for the neck so the head can get through easier).
I didn't follow exactly how you did your tunic because I used a machine and styled it a little different... BUT this saved me over 2 hours of extra work. THANK YOU! I bought a pattern but it was insane the amount of cutting I was supposed to do... only to sew all the pieces together. This made complete sense. I love the speed you used to explain it and the step by step... very well thought out instructions. I didn't feel like you were talking above my head. THANK YOU!
Your welcome. I can see how it might not follow so clearly if using a machine. Most of my crafting videos are rooted in the idea of hand crafting.
That said if you have not already seen them. This is part 1 of a 3 part series. The others can be found here (in order):
th-cam.com/video/5HTJwUMMAgI/w-d-xo.html
th-cam.com/video/Ez0gPBagNOI/w-d-xo.html
The second and third part may not help you all that much if using a machine. But they may give you some ideas for embellishment. And don't worry about diverging from what I've shown here. This is just a rough template. When your piece is finished how about linking me to some pictures of it in reply? I'd love to see what you came up with.
thanks for the tips about belly size. I'm making a tunic for a rather round fella.
No problem. If he is significantly rotund. You may wish to consider some side splits. An inch or two up from both seams, starting at the bottom edge that you leave unstitched. Then come in with a fell stitch along that split (see the other installments of this series for fell stitching and splitting. Albeit the split I do is for the neck so the head can get through easier).
No entendí que habla pero con solo ver lo que ase le entendí. Gracias
Intento que sea fácil seguir el ejemplo. Feliz que funcionó para ti.
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