I Made High Fashion From $3 Sewing Patterns | ADIYAIR

[@assi7961]

Thank you. I like how you work and I like your music choice.

[@adi_yair]

Thank you so much for write this, I'm happy you like it❤

[@fiberenthusiast9188]

Loved the gold button! You need my mother's shoulder pads!! LOL

[@adi_yair]

Thank you! You got me interested. is it something special? ( Your mother's shoulder pads??)

[@kirsten5723]

This looks fab on you. I couldn't see it at first but you could. Subscribed. :)

[@adi_yair]

Thanks for subbing!

[@LeendaO]

Great video! thank you 🥰

[@adi_yair]

Thanks for watching! Hope to see you at my next video

[@TomyIsAlive]

🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉 סופר מעניין super interesting

[@adi_yair]

תודה, כיף שראית🫣

[@MargrietOrtner-Tijmons]

Wow, you have a pattern from the terrible (for fashion) '80s made into something beautiful. (Sorry, I grew up in that period when everything was way too big, the clothes, the shoulder pads that reached your ears, and the terrible baggy pants and skirts, and everything was thought to be square. I will never be able to get used to, again.) But why do you add seam allowance to such a pattern? That is always included in these patterns.

[@adi_yair]

Thank you so much, I read in the instructions that I need to add those... As I remember 🫣 I will check again next time. Happy you love what I made ❤

[@MargrietOrtner-Tijmons]

@@adi_yair Normaly, they have 5/8 or 1/2 inch written in the small letters somewhere. I work with patterns from the 30's - 70's with the system off Dott pattern, Lutterloh, ABC Schnitt, Ergon etc. There I have to add seam allowance. Never with a standard sized pattern.