Can you do this to mine? You sound local to me. I'll pay you of course.

Thank you !! 🙏

this is stunning thanks for sharing. you explained this pattern very clearly and made it easy to follow debbie uk xxxxxx

Thankyou, it is useful at the end the moment ✌️

One of the best sewing teachers on KZfaq

Thanks so much! Also I learned new tips ( such as ironing the zipper).

This tutorial was great & easy to understand now I feel more confident about tapering pants correctly

This is hands down the best tutorial on cargo pockets I have found. It has a good pace, everything is well displayed for instruction, and the narrator explains things in a clear voice.

What a gorgeous dress! Great job. Thanks for the video.

I absolutely love this skit! Could you give some tips on how I could make this to a full circle skirt please?

Thank you for making this video! New subbie here. Take care

I love the choice of fabrics, the colours are wonderful.

This is just the video I've been looking for! Thank you!

Thank you!

Great instructions. Nauseating music on repeat so many times. 🤢

This helped me understand the method so much better. I love how you used a dark material. Thank you.

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This video is very comprehensive and complete. Thank you for taking the time to do this, this is not rushed and included every question i wanted answered. I literally felt my brian grow bigger with this. Thank you. 🎉

I have Liked and Subscribed. Exactly what I wanted. Clear explanation and demonstration

thank you so much. needed to do this exactly to a dress I intend to wear as a wedding guest next week. it did not flare enough at all and looked very flat. thank you!

Thanks, I will surely try these, stunning and simple to make!

I'm hoping to bell the bottoms of some wide leg corduroys i have using this method. Im hoping to taper from either side to slim the most at the knee. Could you maybe make a video showing how youd go through this process? Tell what you learn along the way? Im new to sewing, so much so that i still do all my stitching by hand. so far ive repaired seams with ladder stitches and sewn patches, but this seems pretty ambitious for me to do by hand.

I had just been looking at a little gadget pouch a gadget I purchased came in. It was similar to yours but had the addition of a plastic welt around the outside, between the outsides but with its flap somehow covered by the lining inside. It also has a carrying loop stitched into the end of the zipper panel. The stitching is all so tight that even turned inside out I can't figure out how they got everything sewn in such a hidden way with the tolerances they did. Not a stitch is visible no matter how hard I try to spread the seams. After watching this excellent video, I have a an idea of how to do it but then getting that welt incorporated into it, not having a 'visible' separate bias binding on the inside (it seems to be incorporated into the lining), and a few other 'close tolerance' issues ...continue to leave me baffled. I sometimes watch the Asian videos of people making things, and am totally amazed at their skill and speed. The fact they all seem to be using straight stitch, high speed industrial machines that look like they were past their prime 20 years ago ...further amazes me. I'm a guy. Most projects for me have been boat tarps, convertible tops, seats and cushions, etc. I did all my own stuff first then for others, on a paid basis. My skill level was never great ...satisfactory but certainly not 'show' quality. Sewing intrigues me. Some little projects like this involve so many important sewing principles, that they make great platforms to learn and practice on. That pouch that intrigued me is like a Rubik's Cube of sewing. I wish I could send it to you so you could do a video on how to make them with those tolerances. :) All the best!

What is the rule for cuting circle skirt section on to the fabric please ? Is it necessary to have at least one length of the pattern piece alligned with the salvage of the fabric or not necessary ? Thank you

SO GOOD EXPLANATIONS. THANK YOU🥰

Amazing tutorial! Have learned a lot watching your video. Many thanks 👍😊

Any advice for modifying the sleeve into a flutter sleeve? That was my plan as the larger sleeves don't really suit my style but I love the rest of the dress. Thanks!

Just subscribed, really, want to understand sewing patterns and the rules to sewing. Can you do a video at some point on how to trace a pattern to preserve its longevity or to use the different sizes on the pattern, and another on how to trace a pattern from a existing piece of clothing one own’s. Thanks in advance

Great tutorial! I will be working with metallic stretchy fabric, but not as flimsy as jersey. Do I need to make the dress on the bias or I can make it with the grain? I also want to add some flair at the bottom. It’s going to be a maxi dress.

This is an excellent tutorial! Your instructions were clear and your hints timely. I made one and it turned out amazing. Thank you!

Does the inseam line push up infront if you just do the outside?

!!! DO NOT UNDO THE ORIGINAL SEAM WITHOUT TEST FITTING YOUR NEW SEAM FIRST!!!

I taylored my son’s prom suit pants with your tutorial- they turned out great!! Thank you!

This is such a well-made video. Thank you for the work you put into explaining things simply. I'd like to make a similar dress for myself, but I prefer a v-neck. Can you tell me how to modify the pattern to achieve that?

I love it! Thank you for showing how to make the pattern 😍

Thank you for such a clear tutorial. I used your method sewing along with you to add pockets to the Deer & Doe Orchidee dress pattern. It turned out perfectly, thanks so much!

you've saved my life. Thank you!

Thanks! I am going to remove the gathering as well. I’m using eyelet with a cotton lawn underneath. That would be bulky with gathers or pleats.

This was very useful. Agree with buying brand name needles, because if you’ve spent the money to buy nice fabric it would be a shame to use a cheap needle that may harm the fabric, or indeed, your machine.

Thank you! It's very useful and clear instructions 🙂 💖 Liked and subscribed from Sweden!

Thanks for this 😮😮

Great Tutorial!! ❤. Thanks a lot!!

Obrigada, vídeo bem explicado 😘

Exactly what I was looking for and more. Thank you! Explanations were very succinct and detailed, just like I'm sure your sewing talents are 😊

OMG! That's Dope! I got a thrifted men's blazer and took off the sleeves to have fabric to make some of these cargo pockets. I have to tailor the body of the jacket and then I'm going to add cargo pockets to the front from the sleeve fabric. I wouldn't have the confidence to do this project without your very comprehensive videos. Thank You!

Very good tutorials, thank you for sharing. I like the clear, comprehensive instructions with explanatory comments. I have subscribed and look forward to seeing more. Thank you again.

Great tutorial, I sewed my first zipper after watching it

so the black lining is really just the woven interfacing?

Great tutorial!❤ thankyou, Elfie