HI Guys, welcome to my RU-vid Channel! I'm a fashion designer/ Illustrator based in the beautiful Kingdom of Thailand.
For the last few years I have been working like crazy on my illustrated pdf sewing patterns that I sell in my etsy shop ( link below). With my background as a fashion design lecturer it’s always my first priority to make my sewing instructions easy to understand and logical. In my video Tutorials I like to go a bit more free style!
I live in the tropical climate of southern Thailand creating garments that work well in the humid heat. Minimalist styles - some of them unisex - most of them oversized and airy. I’m a sewing nerd and I love to streamline sewing processes and create beautiful finishes - especially french seams - I’m obsessed with those.
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www.tropicalresearch.etsy.com
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Beautifully done!! You are an amazing designer and artist!! I already love your Fancy Pants that I have also purchased (as the Lazy Pants) on your Etsy. I did not have sewn this new one, but will do soon! Your video is so refreshing and inspiring as the way you are doing all your things! Thank you immensely for your precious work and knowledge and your so generous share!! I'm a fan!!!!
Just finished yet another Lazy Pants, this time for my husband. I absolutely love the pattern and the way your present it in your video. I bought the pattern from your Etsy store and have to confess that your ebook is another favorite of mine. It's so lovingly done, quite unique, and your explanations and "tricks" easy to understand. I printed it out and just keep it as kind of reference. Before I go: Special thanks for the deep pockets!!!
Hi Tobi, Why do you french seam the inseams and crotches? And just a sidenote, you can leave a pretty big gap on your belt for insertion of the elastic so not to struggle inserting through the string hole
Hi Daniel, The lazy pants were initially a homework project for my fashion design students and based on french seams because the school only had 2 overlockers for 40 students 🤣✌️
I appreciate all your dedication and hard work to make this pattern but with the exchange rate it’s just to expensive for me. Great job on this project. Bravo!
Hi Lucy, It‘s around 2m for the short sleeve version and 2.5m for long sleeves! You can find more detailed info on my website here: tobiaskonrath.com/patterns/laguna-shirt/
I have just found you and this is exactly the stuff that I like, and have just bought my first two patterns. I love the lovely floaty fabric you use can I kindly ask what type of fabric it is
Wow I loved the dress. I noticed you added a center back seam, even though it's a loose-fitting style. Could you explain why dresses like this sometimes include a center back seam? I'm really curious about the design choice
I agree with you 100%, Tobias! I only do shirt buttons on the machine! No more by hand. I have a Pfaff and there is a special presser foot to hold the button.
@@TobiasKonrath thanks for replying. Yes you don't lol but, do you know how to get rid of pointy corners especially with faux leather. Any tip you can give will be appreciated.
