Learn how to add puffed sleeves to any vest top in this easy sewing tutorial. With all the attention on puffed sleeves at the moment I thought it a good time to resurrect and revisit this upcycle sewing video from 2012
I never saw this one. Great video! How funny how things come back after a certain amount of time. This is so actual right now. Your video's help me keeping up the good spirit these days. Thank you so much!
Really....well I'm glad. Are you going intobmore lockdowns? We're nearly all vaccinated over here.... hopefully we all won't start sprouting a third eye or loosing our hair!!! X
@@StitchlessTV Haha, I will be glad being vaccinated. But we're quite far behind you. Even my vulnerable over 60 brother didn't get his first shot yet. No more extra restrictions over here, but no good news either. They will keep the curfew which I really hate. But what is necessary ... I will survive of course.
If might be too late to comment about this video but... The context was excellent, but the camera movement is surprisingly artistic! It's like the camera was reading the lady's action and follow through!!!!!!!!! Looks like I was watching sewing tutorial version of THE OFFICE. Oh dear,
Wow.....not sure I'm meant to be but I'm flattered! Thankyou. We actually had to stop this kind of camera movement as too many people complained of motion sickness. X
You can of course inset the sleeves but because we wanted to show the bound edge of the vest top, The sleeve had to lay underneath so easiest way was to zig zag from the top. But also because it was a stretch Vest top and zig zag stitch stretches.
Hey tree, im doing a sewing pattern Vogue 8940 view B ... abd it has a notched collar but every time i go to sew the lining and main jacket together .... the notched collar just isnt right, i wonder if theres a special way to do it grrrr
Is it for a man's double breasted Coat? I know how they tell you to do these collars and maybe it's a tailoring thing but why is it that they don't just assemble the collar 1st, then stitch on the facing of the lapel etc.....surely easier to line everything up.
