This video is so useful! Please do more fitting diagnosis videos like this with different types of garments. Thank you

Trouble shooting and assessing issues with garments is something all young designers need to learn but so few schools teach.

OMG Alexandra! You are giving us so much information! These are the fitting issues that have been bugging me for years! I have been addressing the t-shirt fitting issues last several days after watching you newer video about the t-shirt fitting and made four samples and have still not resolved all of them. Now I have got some more ideas from this video. Sometimes I get disheartened and think that I will never achieve the perfect fit. I have seen your perfectly fitted jacquard jacket made with Style Arc pattern and honestly I could not believe how perfectly it fits you. It was like seeing a miracle. There is no more beautiful sight to behold than a perfectly fitting garment. Thank you so much for the superb and generous Information that you are providing us in your videos.

Your videos are always excellent as you're such a great communicator and you talk on key topics and theory that really help the home sewists. This is why your courses are so good.

these assessment videos are gold. So rare to see this type of content. I hope you have many more of these

You are God sent angel. Really helped me find the mistake in my sleeve issue

This series for set-in sleeves and the raglan series are so helpful. Would love to see one on dolman and cut-on sleeves too.

Thanks, this is a good explanation! I was glad to see it on both a model and on paper. It made it easier to understand.

these assessment videos are gold.

Thanks so much for recording this and especially for showing an example . I have the same issue with the back armhole with every pattern I try.

Thank you! I always struggle with a forward shoulder on my drafting. This was such a big help for my issues. 😊

Thanks. You are so clear in describing each of the changes. I learn so much from your videos.

Fabulous video! Such detailed and clear explanations. I hate inserting sleeves, and I’m an experienced sewer. As of now, count me in as a fan of your video’s.

Thank you for everything that you share, it’s been so helpful in so many ways, Alexandra!!!! Have a Happy New Year!!!! Can’t wait to see what you share with us in the new year....

This was such a great video! I think I'm having a lot of the same issues so I can't wait to try these adjustments. Thank you for taking time to put together these videos; they are so helpful!

Thank you so much! I’ve been struggling with the same problem.

If you take length out of the armhole do you need to adjust the sleeve?

Thanks for this very useful series, I really appreciate your tutorials. Happy new Year!

@AlexandraMorganInHousePatterns

5 жыл бұрын

To you as well! All the best!

Such helpful information. I’m a fan!

Thank you so much.

This assessment type of video is so valuable for those of us learning and tailoring our own clothes. Like one issue I’ve been figuring out myself on a dress shirt (male) is when I slim the sleeve, make the arm hole somewhat smaller, but still ending up with too much excess fabric (on the sleeve). Front view of sleeve looks fine, but back arm hole must be too short... Didn’t know what the appropriate action would be, so I had placed a dart at the back shoulder horizontally in line with an already existing seam. Seems to work much better, but as to whether it’s the most “appropriate” solution, I don’t know... I know there are lots of potential problems, but this is still great! This has helped a lot.

Sooooo helpful thanks 😊this is the best ever help with this problem thanks so much

Hello ALexandra, this is such a great video, thank you! I would love to see the fitted t-shirt :)

Excellent Alexandra, thanks. These adjustments exactly mirror what I do to my sleeve heads. And for all those people that think I look like Golem, nope and I have excellent posture. Jill and I just have bony shoulders at the front. My physio explained that it may be because I’m super flexible - does that ring a bell Jill?

Thank you for your video. My drag lines are diagonally in the front from just below the shoulder to the elbow. I like 3/4 length sleeves. Do I reverse the procedure.?

Ditto, thank you! I have a question, the sleeve head moves, but does this affect the two side seams on the sleeve? I need some paper and scissors ...

oops, sorry I accidently got my mouse over the dislike- I didn't mean it, this is a very good video.

You are AMAZINGGGGGG how can i take in person classes with you.

@sbaumgartner9848

2 жыл бұрын

Go to www.inhousepatternsstudio.com/

I am curious, Alexandra, on what changes need to be made to a Two Piece long sleeve when we rotate it for a forward shoulder? The under sleeve seams no longer are in the “traditional location” after this adjustment - Do we leave the under sleeve as is, or do the seams of both sleeve pieces now need to be adjusted to fall in the correct place? Help! I’m at a loss here.

@AlexandraMorganInHousePatterns

Күн бұрын

I think the method is the same, shift the sleeve head forward, you will just have the extra step of truing the sleeve seams so that the undersleeve and top sleeve blend together along the sleeve cap seam line. Stacking the seams will help you do this. It's difficult to talk specifics but sometimes when you put the sleeve sections together, things become clearer.

Hi is notches important in patterns

@AlexandraMorganInHousePatterns

7 ай бұрын

Yes.