im so impressed, i never thought of using threads to secure my work together before i actually sew it together. this is so obvious and so overlooked. only very sensitive materials will be getting clips now and i can pretty much ditch my pins

@allenlebaron8993

2 жыл бұрын

i’ve now learned they are called basting stitches. i really should watch more tutorials

@stetson_newsie2600

2 жыл бұрын

@@allenlebaron8993 This is the best way to learn though, truly. Just watching someone who knows their trade, and picking up little tricks.

@elizabethwoolston

2 жыл бұрын

Thread marking and basting are the original way to stitch and mark. We can learn so much by studying historical methods.

@gaia7240

2 жыл бұрын

Yep that is supposed to be the first step haha😅

@silvermeasuringspoons6462

Жыл бұрын

Check out Toiler Tuck And if you want challenge, Try to not relying on pre-made commercial patterns. I don’t know exactly about South Korean tho. But I kinda believe mostly everywhere besides westerners countries, there aren’t any commercial patterns available. Hell… I found more patterns making tutorials in my language or Indian English …etc. then in English in both quantity and variety. (I mean video that not “altering commercial patterns” or “what the patterns called for”)

I love that there's none of that annoying background music. Just see the brilliance and precision of this artist.

I really enjoyed the 2 videos in this series so far. Hopefully, you'll make more videos showing the process to completion.

@axellajohannesson447

Жыл бұрын

Yes, indeed! I was dying to see how the striped blue suit turned out!

@dotsondotson

Жыл бұрын

Same looking for part 3, nothing 😩

This is really cool... I love that you're clearly an expert in the field of tailoring, but ALSO clearly an expert in the aspects of ASMR in this line of work. I hope you make more in this series, even if it's a different suit by now.

Please do more of these videos. I really enjoyed both "Process of making a suit" videos. More please 🙏 🙂

I love these No Talking ASMR videos. 👏🥰 Thank you. **More, please!**🙏🌸

Why is it so calming hearing someone do smth with confidence

I really enjoy watching this making a suit process ...as for me it's like a therapy seing people do handsew on suit .... it's not easy to make one I'm sure especially for me a person with zero sewing basic .. watching you do it as easy as ABC. Kindly show us step by step. And also what kind of fabric you're using.Thank you.

Fascinating. Thank you for posting. Love the care and diligence you bring to your work.

Oh my god. The stitches mark the lines on both sides so it matches perfectly. I've been trying to mark both pieces with chalk with disasterous results. This makes so much sense.

@beeticket

2 жыл бұрын

He’s using what are called “tailor’s tacks” if you want to look up specific videos on KZread of how to do them. They’re time-consuming but yield far better results :)

@stetson_newsie2600

2 жыл бұрын

@@beeticket Oh, thank you so much! That will be extremely helpful.

Just loved the fact there was no voice over, able to watch and enjoy the hypnotic movements of a master.

I always thought making a suit was easy. Never thinking that again. Amazingly detailed process which really shows the amount of effort put into each and every one of these suits.

so basting is done, where's the rest (actually sewing) ? Just 1 layer of inner lining ? pockets ? Is there a third video ?

So satisfying to see a professional at work!

Смотреть на руки мастера- это так захватывающе! Как на концерте в филармонии побывала.

Me hipnotizaste! Es un baile suave ver tus manos acariciar la tela. Eres tan hábil siendo tan joven! Gracias me has relajado muchísimo. ❤❤❤ Saludos !! 🇲🇽

와... 한땀한땀... 소리도 너무 좋고 제작 과정이 신기하네요😮 영상 감사합니다:)

@gentlekorean6895

3 жыл бұрын

시청해 주셔서 감사합니다:)

@user-by7bn9dw8z

2 жыл бұрын

ㅠㅠㅠ

How frustrating it must be to be so skilled in an art, document it so creatively and professionally, and not get the likes it deserves. Well done! I loved it, thumbed it and sub’d it!

@minignlat

6 ай бұрын

Aged like a fine wine

Every tailor has the same exact iron.

Art!! Like watching Bob Ross paint a masterpiece

Such skilled work.Well done.

Oh my! I just found your channel and this suit making series is my favorite. I hope there is more to come. It is relaxing and fascinating at the same time. Thank you!

I imagine seeing this person eat at a restaurant and just glancing over to see him and how he moves his hands around in a articulate and precise way, only to not know that he makes suits….

Now this is what you call handmade. Most places now say handmade if a person operates a machine to do it. This however is true art

I need a new suit after watching this

I know this is a really random comment but that is a beautiful table.

This speaks to both the asmr lover and fashion designer in me. I love watching and learning the tailoring process but never want to do it full time.

Forget the suit, i wanna know more about what the tailor is wearing. That green jacket looks sweet

Sen neymişsin be usta. Seyretmekten doyamadım inan. Ellerinize sağlık. Türkiye de olsaydınız mutlaka sizden birer takım elbise diktirip giymek isterdim...

크... 넘나 재밌는 것 잠 안올 때 보려고 바로 보고싶던 거 참다가 지금 봤어요 잘 봤습니다 😊

@gentlekorean6895

3 жыл бұрын

크... 감사합니다🙏

Thank You, We Can Now Hear The Work..Beautiful

LOVE LOVE LOVE!!!! Keep it going PLEASE! It is so relaxing and humbling to witness such grace in craftsmanship, very lovely

Very good cinematography too

Nice working 🤗🤗🤗🤗🤗🤗

Part 3 ?

Wow! Love the videos!! We need more of ASMR!!!

저번 asmr도 그렇고 이건 정말 독보적인 콘텐츠 같습니다👍👍👍

@gentlekorean6895

3 жыл бұрын

크.. 칭찬 감사드립니다🙏🙏

My jaw drop when he was cutting the fabric😮 scissors is so sharp. His very tedious on cutting and putting together. Just a question, this fabric is this going to be the actual fabric of this suit?

Make More this kind of video.its so relaxing

Uncut version of this and the previous one would be awesome ;)

Astonishing! Fabulous to watch such skill - lovely

Part 3 please..

So enjoyable to watch and admire the skill. Absolutely loved it.

Beautiful stitching and sewing.

Great art… and the table too..

Not only is the work fantastic, but the editing is phenomenal! This just shuts my mind off! 💤 😴

I made a suit for fashion school last year. This reminded me of good times, thenk you♥️

it's been 16 months, part 3 please!

Incredible. Absolutely, incredible.

Wow I love these videos!!!

J'ai pris beaucoup de plaisir à vous entendre jouer avec ce jolie instrument qui est l'aiguille et fil

Amaazing craft

It's a real bummer that they stopped after part 2. Would'be been really nice to see it until the final result.

Insane video & audio quality 👏👏👏

Eu adoro esses vídeos

Sou encantado por essa obra !

좋은 영상 감사합니다"~

I like the table where you do your work, beautiful wood . I study fashion design but I haven’t been available to do much it takes a lot of time, discipline and dedication plus I’m homeschooling my children but I want to teach my daughter to sew.

바느질 소리 너무 좋다

i like this kind of asmr,im really enjoying it keep it up :)

Excellent vlog 🎉

@gentlekorean6895

2 ай бұрын

Thank you for your attention !! Part 3 has been uploaded.

Bravo, fine, elegante. Un signor sarto. chapeau !

멋있어요 ^^

@gentlekorean6895

3 жыл бұрын

감사합니다^^

gracias maestro

Hello brother very good job

Un hilvanado increíble 😯

Me...hunting for the final sewing....

Smart …nice jacket

@gentlekorean6895

28 күн бұрын

thank you

I was surprised to see the measuring sticks/straight edges graduated in inches.

Good job

Gorgeous 👍👏

how many years did it take him to reach this level?

귀호강 제대로입니다.... 이렇게 소리가 좋을수가

@gentlekorean6895

3 жыл бұрын

감사합니다😊

This makes me want to try my hand at making a few suits. But I'd probably buy D.I suits and tailor them for practices so I can have some decent suits learn my fit and hope to make quality like this. Would love to do this as a job but no many places to apprenticeship in.

This is a different suit to the first one, they're not the same fabric, in the first video the fabric was striped blue but in this video is just plain navy

فناااااااااااان استمر ياصديقي

I want to see the complete suit..👍👍

Part 2 was even more interesting than part 1!💜

@solidsnakesimulation666

Жыл бұрын

Different fabrics were used, re watch the first one and you'll see the fabric he used was stripes blue but in this one it's just plain navy

It's very propliy work

Trabalho de qualidade! Admirável!

It stopped there? where’s the rest of the part?

What kind of fabric did he use? Looks super smooth ngl 👀✨

Can you share how to draw a pattern and cutting and stitching step

@jeffkealy

2 жыл бұрын

Its in a previous video kzread.info/dash/bejne/Y5x2j9SNaMjVdrQ.html

Hi am from Nigeria this so cool

Thank you for a fascinating insightful video WITHOUT any music. I always click mute if ther is any. I love the way you work, everything is so efficiently done, with a subtle flair. Nice, please keep the videos coming, i could watch for hours and hours.

소리도 좋고 과정이 너무 멋집니다..👍 실제 시간은 얼마정도 걸리는건가요?

@gentlekorean6895

3 жыл бұрын

실제 가봉시간은 테일러들 마다 다른데 3-5시간 정도 소요되십니다^^

Is there a community for professional tailors?

Is there any chance a complete tutorial series could be made for this suit?

Понравилось! Спасибо!

기다렸어요 Asmr!! 역시 좋네요 ㅋㅋ

@gentlekorean6895

3 жыл бұрын

감사합니다!!ㅎㅎ

👏👏👏👏👍👍

WOW!!!! I really did enjoy this video. I hope you do more

@gentlekorean6895

2 ай бұрын

Thank you for your attention !! Part 3 has been uploaded. thank you!

Incrível!

I need the rest of this series

@gentlekorean6895

2 ай бұрын

Thank you for your attention !! Part 3 has been uploaded.

Just a question but what are the basting stitches along the rib cage, either side down the center of the bodice, and towards the seam of the bodice for?

Is there a part 3 ? Im so engage with this !! Please Upload a third part even if its no the same suit i would love to see one

@glacialimpala

Жыл бұрын

Sadly there isn't much to show for ASMR. Since the next steps is for the customer to have a final fitting, then they sew it with a machine and that's it. Customer isn't a part of this channel and machine sewing wouldn't be a pleasant ASMR lol

Hello, what kind of thread are you using?

I would like to watch the next after this video

This was incredible to watch! Why do you make all the stitches starting at 2:05 only to cut them apart shortly thereafter? What is their purpose?

@bettymackey379

2 жыл бұрын

Imagine it's to mark the seam/placement lines, but I am no expert.

@gentlekorean6895

2 жыл бұрын

it's the process of attaching two different sides. For fitting.

@doedelbroesel3239

2 жыл бұрын

They called marking stitches. U transfer the chalklines through all the layers, since the chalk is only on one piece and also on the left side, so the inside of the fabric. Later, when the jacket is lined, you will not be able to see the chalklines, therefore u have the little stitches. Most of them stay through the whole process of the making and get only replaces when the piece is almost done

3편도 있죠? 기대됩니다

@gentlekorean6895

3 жыл бұрын

열심히 준비해 보겠습니다!ㅎㅎ