Learn a couture technique for curved tucks on It’s Sew Easy with Kenneth D. King (604-3 )

[@jfvk9916]

Kenneth D. King is my favorite couture teacher. I have all his books, have learned much from him in person, and enjoyed his wonderful sense of humor.

[@colleen8192]

Thankyou for sharing this technique, it is a stunning result for the time spent. Well worth it!

[@johnroekoek12345]

8:16 "It seems a little time consuming". Who doesn't want to make a little extra time for such a beautiful result!

[@bnyzhny]

Superb technique! Thank you 🥰👏Love the clarity and ingenuity of your teaching style.

[@dshe8637]

Really beautiful work. You demonstrate this so well; thank you.

[@kathleenanderson33]

Fab tutorial love this very clear in the instructions xx from uk

[@eileenfb1948]

At the end “French Binding”. I have never done that on a curved neckline. Love the way this looks, thank you.

[@stickman1215]

This is fabulous!

[@Sewmore]

I’ve always loved your style and teaching

[@AEmamdee1757]

Beautiful! Lovely work

[@tissy_makes171]

Fantastic tutorial

[@joycallender9507]

Impeccable work and a good teaching. Which fusible interfacings do you use?

[@deby7821]

Wow, beautiful !

[@sbaumgartner9848]

Please clarify - the curved tucks are never machine sewed into place because the hand basted stitching is enough?

[@naughtybynature6213]

I never thought of doing this just thought of making a jacket 🧥 like this

[@RaniSingh-gt4zy]

Thank you sir

[@stefanieshepherd8687]

I understand now structure truly needs to preceed the aesthetic of form or the aesthetic is compromised