“Do I need a pink wool cape?” I laughed thanks for that if you think you need it you do 😊

What dress pattern are you wearing very cute

Love your content just popped up on my feed, so honest and quite funny !

I have never heard of any of these designers, but Johanna. She has a lot of KZfaq videos and I have been following her from describing different machines, sewing technics, tips and tricks. She is awesome!❤. I simply love her down to earth-explanations. I would like to have more plus size patterns …… Thank you though, for all these introductions 👏

Just found you. Thank you. I live in Norway. Excited to check out more of your videos.

Im still learning in my late 50s. I worked in the beauty industry and had to wear really nice clothes, and high heels. After the recession of 08, I started nursing school and working in Hospice care. Now, I'm disabled and stay home. It's so hard for me NOT to buy those beautiful clothes I used to wear. I'd like a uniform to wear daily but I want a beautiful wardrobe I want to love to wear. So hard to decide.

all dresses were very pretty! Good Job!

Hi Dear, thanks for sharing this with us, I am French and knew 2 of the designers you mentioned (Maison Fauve and les lubies de Cadia). I would recommend also the following one: Atelier Bernie, Bélène Paris (pattern also in english), Atelier des premières, lefoudecoudre (male designer - patterns for male so), methode mathilde and barapatron (this is an unsual one as with this brand you are able to create a pattern based on your own measurment - not yet tested though but will surely test it in future as I love the idea)

Thank you so much for these videos!! I've just discovered your channel and I've binged all of them 😅 I've been on a sewing slump for ages but thanks to you I've seen new pattern brands that have inspired me to sew for myself again (I work as a pattern maker, so I was starting to lose the excitement of making things for me because it felt like work... but seeing all those new patterns and creators has filled me with joy and new ideas!) Keep doing what you're doing, because it's amazing 🌟

Great advice. My question though is where did you get your knit top or pattern for the knit halter top you are wearing? Thank you.

Hello Steph ! Thanks for sharing the different designers ! Hope you don't mind me commenting, but I would like to let you know about my own brand, also French, called Ose Patterns ("ose" means "being bold" in French). To tell you about my background, I changed my career to study at a fashion school and in a maison for two years. I learnt pattern making with the draping technique so this is how I create my designs. One of the patterns that encapsulates my aesthetics the most is the DELANO dress, with its statement sleeves. My patterns, instructions, videos are in English (and French obviously). Happy summertime !

Glad to find your video as I am going to be sewing some Activewear fabric. Looking forward to watching it all. Love the pink style top you have on. It's so cute. Do I need a pattern to make this?

Thank you for sharing ❤

I am having a moment. Sistermag is amazing. I am old school. But I think I am about to order my first online PDF. I know. Taking a walk on the wild side. But I love there style so much. Thank you.

Love this video and your style. WTG. Thank you.

Hello! I’m so happy I just found your channel. I really enjoyed this pattern roundup. And I love your style. I’d love to see you sew the jacket in the fabric you shared with us. It’s beautiful. ❤

Love the look of the Sewingman patterns, thanks for showcasing them

Thank you for this video. I love the way I learned about new designers from you. I am very intrigued by the sewing man patterns. You are correct when you say that some of your viewers really like this kind of stuff because it is right up my alley.

Having lived in Korea, those designs are perfect for their heat with high humidity. East coast USA would also benefit.

Super cool selections! Thanks

I love your series !!! Thank you for sharing :D

This was such a good roundup - hadn’t heard of petite stitchery before!

I think I need the Mau Elle top and Callie trousers in my life! Thanks for the introduction.

I love your indie pattern reviews. You've introduced me to so many new pattern companies.

Never would have considered the Teddy Top if I hadn't seen your version.That neckline is so beautiful! Style Arc's own photos don't come close to your top.

Repetitive...bingo! It's the same sytles...over and over and over

Thank you for sharing! I look forward to your videos coming out :)

Hello Steph! Love your international pattern videos and looking forward to try some of the mau patterns. I'm a huge CJ fan, I think her patterns are just so classy and original. Thank you for this nice video

subscribed! you really have the best sewing channel Ive seen so far. Thank you for finding all these amazing designers! If you haven't already, I would love a video on russian designers. I love some of their silhouettes.

Hi Steph, have you checked out Cha' coud. It French indie line. I hope you can do cover on this.

I would love to see Mau focus on extended sizes in the more complicated/difficult patterns. Often only the simplest patterns get sized up. I think that a sixty inch hip is the minimum that should be expected to call a pattern size inclusive. I would also encourage them to work with a fat fashion designer/consultant on larger sizes, to do the sizing up right. I'd be interested in sewing the Bellamy but I have about a 70" hip so I'd be surprised if a high fashion pattern designer went that inclusive.

Some of the corduroys from the 70s were very thin and fine. Almost a light velvet vibe. Some of the oranges were very mute.

The sewing man pattern with the top I love. I am tall so I have a long trunk. And here in Oklahoma it is 100 degrees so something light and airy is perfect! Love your videos! So interesting out of the ordinary items.

Thanks for all the lovely options!!

Love this series, Steph. Keep up the good work!

I do alterations & use the stretch thread for things like golf pant hems that are very tapered & need to retain some stretch to get on or needs some stretch during use - tennis & golf skorts, things like that. Also, stretch denim jean waistbands & hems. For construction seams I stick with a serger or stretch stitch on a my regular sewing machine. Am in the US and buy it from Wawak. There is also a cone stretch thread for sergers (different than wooly nylon) - so be sure you know which one you are ordering- ask me how I know!

Love the pattern options your video provided. Thank you!

Really interesting video as always. I so enjoyed this. I love Indian block print fabrics and often sew with them so the Karmme patterns really appealed. By the way, there was absolutely nothing wrong with your pronounciation of Charlotte's name! I am really looking forward to your next video as I have a lot of decorative stitches on my machine that I don't use much, so it would be good to explore more of what my machine can do.

Great video Steph! Love these off the beaten path pattern makers series. There’s something for everyone. Thanks!

Very pretty makes and fabric.❤

I know this is an older video but definitely loved it and needed to thank you for helping everyone out with how the process looks in REAL life! I admire your ability to be proud while being able to point out parts that were a challenge or may not have gone your way. Imo that’s what drives us forward! Well that and gorgeous fabric.

Thanks Steph, I’ve just ordered the top you’re wearing - great price and even better with your discount.

Thanks Steph, I enjoy being introduced to Indy patterns, a refreshing change from the usual brands.

I love the videos in this series and that top is giving life!

I love seeing new to me pattern companies! I've had a few items from Sewingman favorited on Etsy for a while now and I may need to go ahead and make something. I'm a little bit in love with the Hobo Bag, which looks like a fairly simple pattern to try my hand at bag sewing.

Thanks for the video. I love seeing new pattern companies. I really want to try some of these.

You just popped up on my KZfaq feed this morning. I really enjoyed seeing some new pattern companies and will be checking them out. Of course I will also have to take a look at your previous vlogs. I am very intrigued to see your content.

I have a fabric query I hope maybe you can help with: I'm finding it really hard to find a heavyweight (300+ GSM) cotton French Terry fabric in brighter colours (especially like saffron or teal). All the fabric stores I have found online have very limited colour ranges, usually dark colours or light pastels, which are not my style. I'm hoping to make a cosy autumn hoodie (using Chalk and Notch Page hoodie pattern). Do you know any fabric sellers that would have this kind of heavy French Terry in bright colours? 🙂🙏

You look so pretty in this outfit! Shirt is cute, necklace really pops, and makeup on point 👌😊

You are so inspiring ❤ thank you for another fabulous video xx