MY SEWING ~ JOURNEY ~ | what I've sewn and how I've grown
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sewing is a lovely craft and different from knitting in so many ways! I've learned a lot from sewing more seriously in the last few years and hope to keep getting better and better.
patterns mentioned:
faye dress by hubba ding
penelope dress by hubba ding
pomona pants by anna allen
persephone pants by anna allen
clyde jumpsuit by elizabeth suzann studio
honey top by fibre mood
trinnie woven dress by style arc
hortence dress by fibre mood
maude dress by fibre mood
other pattern designers i like
pattern cult
lysimaque
dasiy chain patterns
paper theory
nina lee
matchy matchy sewing club
tint of mint
friday pattern company
tilly and the buttons
merchant and mills
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I too learned to sew young, 1st zipper at 7 yrs old. My grandma was a seamstress and mom sewed all my clothes (only girl 3 brothers 😂). So I learned details first. The ones I’d share with you are; 1. Wash, dry and iron fabric first 2. Basting is your friend always! Sleeves, collars and waistbands and hip crotch fit. Make your mods, pin, and then sew right over. Always press your seams open and clip curves so they lay nice. Please keep posting your projects. I just love your style! I’ve learned so many knitting tips from you! I’ve been knitting things way to big due to fear of it being too small 🤦🏻♀️ but now I measure and try on as I go, thanks to you ❤
The fold line is a great data base for sewing patterns. It is not exhaustive but they have a lot listed. My favorite pattern companies are Friday pattern company and chalk and notch.
@apt.atelier
4 ай бұрын
So helpful thank you!!
I mainly sew and am dipping into knitting, so it's lovely to see you do the opposite. I think your bedsheet self drafted dresses are amazing 'beginner' dresses! I actually quite like the stripey one - I think I'm too deep into the cottage core now 😂
Really enjoyed this video!! I am a knitter and have been contemplating in getting started with sewing, and it's really cool to see what it would entail and how different the process is vs. knitting. Your persephone pants look amazing on you, sounds like a big project but it turned out amazing!! Thank you for sharing!
your channel is always a huge inspiration for me and you have so much knowledge to share. thank you!!
This was so much fun! I loved seeing all of your sewing projects 😍 I totally sympathize with the struggles you’ve had because I too have had those exact same struggles. I have a white linen bed sheet and have been wanting to try out Hubba Ding for a while so you’ve inspired me to make a dress from that!
The white dress you could add a key hole detail add a bow closer or three little buttons to help it lay flat at the collar. As well as another unique detail .
I enjoy seeing your sewing, especially when paired with knitting. I think I spied a Badgers & Bloom sweater with pants. 🙌🏻 I can sew a bit myself but hadn’t found too many patterns to suit this old lady. I will keep looking and viewing podcasts like yours for inspiration.
This has been fun to see your sewing journey. You appear to be as gutsy at sewing as you are in knitting! Very inspiring. A couple recommendations on KZread are Lisa from And Sew On who both sews and knits and for sewing pattern ideas I enjoy Kate from The Fold Line.
I am kind os returning to sewing after many years and it is like learning again!
Rosery apparel has great tutorials for self drafting and she sells patterns I bet you would love!! She has a KZread channel and it’s been a great resource.
This has inspired me so hard core to pull back out my Demeter dress that I started sewing last year. Just need to figure out how to sew without giving myself a stress headache lol
I love sewing and really liked seeing your journey with it. Roseryapparel does amazing sewing content on youtube, she does tutorials and also makes and sells her own patterns. I discovered her during the pandemic and have been inspired by her a lot. And yeah, you should always wash your fabric before you start;) it is like swatching: if you want your piece to fit, you need to do the extra step. It is worth it in the end😊 Thanks for the lovely content, I really enjoy your videos!
I think you have done great. I specially like the dark blue one.
As you do, I ve many projects from Fibre mood, hortence and Maude for sure... I just made the eve dress from the last month magazine, I m quite tall so long dress are pretty on me... And I really want to try on the opz' pants... And really want to try peppermint patterns, so my style
this was so interestin!! thanks for sharin with us!!
I love the Pamona pants!
I also started sewing again at 2020
This is such an encouraging video! I’m wanting to sew clothes, but every project I’ve sewed comes out unwearable and it’s so discouraging! But I’m going to try making a skirt this Spring for my anniversary! THanks for the inspo 😊
@apt.atelier
Жыл бұрын
It is definitely a long and slow learning process with lots of weird products, but when you get it, it's so satisfying!
@josiejocreates
Жыл бұрын
@@apt.atelier I’m looking forward to getting there! 😁
Your sewing journey is so much like mine. A continuous learning experience with lots of detail errors along the way.
@apt.atelier
8 ай бұрын
I feel like I will never stop learning new ways to be a better sewist!
@sagepremoe1565
8 ай бұрын
I can definitely relate to that.
Now ya got me thinkin’…!
Ad an interesting scarf to the first dress (and mane a jeans jacket) and you’re set.
Check out and sew on… she sews and knits
Have you ever tried the Big 4 commercial patterns and found an issue with them or do you prefer indie patterns?
@apt.atelier
Жыл бұрын
I have! I've mostly used McCall's and they're fine, I just find it easier to get indie patterns online from home.
Omg. Was this just a video of chatting ? 😂