Beautiful work. Thank You so much. It was I'm searching to make better my collars. The teacher has as greatly capacity to express what she wants to, and it low learn curves of apprentice.
What kind of needle do you use? Is there a specific kind/size for this type of sewing or do you just choose what’s comfortable for you? What “tool” are you using to wet your under collar? Is it a sponge of some kind?
I'm using a John James 2.5 cm needle. And the tool I'm using to we the collar is just some cheap gotten rolled up and tired together. Thanks for your interest and question.
What a great video, thanks!
Beautiful work.
Thank You so much.
It was I'm searching to make better my collars.
The teacher has as greatly capacity to express what she wants to, and it low learn curves of apprentice.
Thank you. I'm glad you learned a lot.
Thank you for the video. Unfortunately, the link in the description is no longer functional.
What kind of needle do you use? Is there a specific kind/size for this type of sewing or do you just choose what’s comfortable for you? What “tool” are you using to wet your under collar? Is it a sponge of some kind?
I'm using a John James 2.5 cm needle. And the tool I'm using to we the collar is just some cheap gotten rolled up and tired together. Thanks for your interest and question.
Kindly make a video about blazer pattern drafting details
I have. You can take a pattern making workshop on our web site.
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When the collar is attached to the gatment and the garment is then washed and ironed, wouldn't the collar lose it's ehape?
The collard is never washed. It can be dry cleaned and pressed. But more importantly, the pad stitches allow it to maintain it's shape.
@@americanbespoketailoring Ok. Thanks for answering.
Thank you so much
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i just found this and you stopped uploading... why...
Thanh you for sharing!
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