5 Useful Pattern Drafting Tips

Trimakasih atas segala penjelasanya.

Thank you!… that’s it 😊

Thank you for the information very helpful for the learners

You're fab! I'm so happy I found you

What kind of paper do you use to draft patterns onto?

so simple yet ingenious ☝️🤓
back to the basics!!

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Put me at easy listen you talk about 2 or 3 trials to get the piece done.

Stetson should sponsor this channel.

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Corn

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Wow our pattern making professor never told us that and these are such helpful tips!

Gran maestro, gracias.❤

i went to a fashion school, and i sucked at pattern drafting never really understood shit😭, and this 13 min video explained everything that i needed to know. thank u so much 🙌❤❤☺☺

Thanks for the video. Do you have a video on ease? How much ease to add to where and if I want something baggy where should I add the ease to and how do I determine how much ease is added depending on how baggy I want something to fit?

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Wow! Great teaching! Fun to learn and listen. I'm new to sewing, glad I found you!

Thanks for the great tips

Thank you! I now realise what I did wrong a billion years ago on adding to the tummy area...I added to the side and ended with a pucker at the sides....now I will always add to the front of the pattern and not to the side 😂

man i LOVE your content. You're a legend, thank you for sharing this. Also, your videos are beautifully crafted and perfectly paced. I'm making my father an awesome shirt for a gift using all your tips!

this man just points out something that was never spoken about often, he's helping so much, thank you for the efforts u make !!

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I agree with most of the comments, Your way to explain work sewing stuff to younger people this time in schools, would be a rise of students for the future time, perhabs instead of no classes at all!)

That was very informative, came the right time.

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i really enjoy your videos, explanations, and humour. I always learn something new. Thank you 🌽 💋

Bravo c’est très bien fait

I’ve been making my own patterns since I started sewing (because I was a kid and did not have money for patterns, lol, but now I just prefer it) and hearing your 180 degree rule suddenly makes every pattern I’ve ever made that just didn’t quite work out make way more sense. Thank you!

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I'm so glad I found your channel! I'm just barely learning how to sew, while at the same time running an after school cosplay club for middle school kids. So I'm always looking for things to improve my own sewing while staying one or two steps ahead of the kiddos! You explain things so clearly and I'll definitely pass your tips along

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Я вас просто обожаю! Не зная вашего языка, все ( или почти все ) понятно… Спасибо!!!

My favorite sewing cowboy! 🤠

Thank you so much for the tips

So well done. 🙌🏻I'm so glad I found you! I love your channel; the sewing community always needs fresh unique voices. ☺️❤️❤️

We need both commercial and indie pattern designers to watch this because the number of times I’ve sewn an inside leg seam and ended up with a mountain shape at the crotch is ridiculous. That obviously causes further problems because when the excess is trimmed away, the crotch curve changes shape and is deeper and the inside leg seam shorter

Hey Cornelius. Do you have a video that teaches how to just make a simple t shirt with measurements and all? Also resizing?

I’m not a sewing cowboy, but I am a sewing coachman! I drive and train carriage horses and build costumes for television!

What a great video , found your channel by accident and so glad I did

Bardzo dziękuję i serdecznie pozdrawiam Magda z Polski

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Thank you so much. I’m grateful you are so easy to understand. Straight to the point

I’m new at this. can you explain to me what is knit and what is woven?