How to add sleeves and get rid of a cold shoulder!

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In this video, I'll add gorgeous sheer sleeves to a sleeveless top, and then I'll update a cold shoulder top into a pretty summer tank top.
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0:00 Intro
2:57 Removing Cold Shoulder Sleeves
8:39 Adding a Sleeve

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@susanperson7620 9 месяцев назад

In the world of beading needles, there is a kind called "big eyed needles". They are heavenly. I bought mine online. ALSO "beading thread" is super strong. Thanks for the ideas and hints. Your knowledge and teaching style is great!

@TravisAndCarma 9 месяцев назад

"A slice of heaven attached to a piece of magic." --My favorite line. Thanks for showing your ideas, your mistakes, and how you fix them. It is a inspiring to watch the joy you have while sewing. Thank you!

@michellemabelle100 Год назад

The second one is beautiful, but I really love that first one. I so don't like the whole "cold shoulder" style (I didn't know that's what it was called until I saw this video) and you improved that shirt 1000% by turning it into a pretty, lacy tank top!

@cathyswope5174 Год назад

I volunteer at a fix it clinic where we teach people how to repair thing including clothes. I love showing people how to hand sew for repairs and upcycling because you can do hand sewing without a machine. And it is just as fast a surprising amount of the time. As for cold shoulder tops, i didn't like them when the were super popular so yay to finding ways to get rid of them!

@CatherineSews Год назад

Volunteering at a fix it clinic sounds like great fun and very rewarding! Good for you!!

@melaniesumner167 Год назад

Me, neither!!🙄😁

@aminahawa7237 Год назад

Oh my goodness Catherine, you are a super amazing sewer. I absolutely love what you have done to these tops. I've tried to put sleeves into a dress and it did not come so good. I was looking for RU-vid videos in adding sleeves, but none were as good as yours. Keep sending some more videos on different sleeves attaching love it, love it, love it ❤❤

@CatherineSews Год назад

Thanks, Amina! That's so sweet to hear!

@renaebettenhausen3611 Год назад

I have never liked "the cold shoulder", and I refuse to buy such blouses. I have seen some that would otherwise be cute, but, nope. REALLY! I won't wear ripped jeans either, and I know that I'm not alone in hating these trends thank you for providing a possiblecure for the ills of the cold shoulder..

@Joani161 Год назад

@@renaebettenhausen3611 Thise torn up jeans would go to the "rag bag" to used for cleaning or ggarage.

@lindagoesel3815 4 месяца назад

Who says you can't teach an old sewer new tricks?! Love your informative and entertaining videos. Sometimes you have me laughing so hard. I have watched this video several times but I have a tendency to watch them all several times. First if you never got an answer, the crochet edging on that one top is called filet crochet. Secondly you have given me so many ideas to up date and refurbish my wardrobe. I am 79 have been sewing since I was about 6 or 7, self taught. And have learned through patterns and mistakes😂. But you have helped with bravery. Never would I have cut into a sweater. I do now! Thanks again and keep sewing.

@cynthiaradding887 Год назад

A tip for threading beading needles; wax the tip of the thread and hold the tiniest bit pinched between the thumb and finger of your non dominant hand. Bring the needle eye over the thread so you are essentially threading the needle onto the thread.....and if you don't thread it right away, try turning the needle over ( there's a front and back to a needle eye). Love what you did to both blouses!

@CatherineSews Год назад

Great tip, thanks, Cynthia!

@jesshothersall 9 месяцев назад

Wow I had no idea needles had fronts and backs. Did you know thread has a right and wrong way too? If you run your fingers down a piece of thread, it will feel smoother one way, and that's the way to sew so it won't flick itself into a knot?

@jeanmcintyre4662 8 месяцев назад

I used this idea to combine a sweater with a sparkly metalic thread through it and a beautiful but too sheer shirt with poofy sleeves. They came together beautifully and now I love to wear it all the time. Thanks for the great idea. I would have never had the courage to put it together if you hadn't made this video.

@susanohrstrom6120 Месяц назад

I sew everyday, and for even more relaxation, I watch your videos. You have a very good calm way of explaining things. Thanks!❤

@user-zk8qb7bo8i 10 месяцев назад

Both turned out very nicely, but I love the two blouses that were put together. That was a gorgeous pairing.

@geyoh2551 20 часов назад

I like the way you explain, not too long.

@lindap9079 Год назад

I always come away with some helpful information when I watch your channel. The hair tie may be my favorite so far.

@CatherineSews Год назад

Oh, yes! I'm so glad you like that one! I sew alone 90% of the time, so little tricks like that are a life saver.

@janep2776 Год назад

Oh wow, they are both gorgeous. I’ve learnt so much from watching this ❤️

@emilysmith2784 Год назад

I love your channel so much. Every video is just full of little gems of knowledge. Hair type to hold the tape, amazing. Measuring with your arm out for more range of motion, genius. Thank you for sharing your skills ❤

@CatherineSews Год назад

OMG, Emily, I just finished a really busy day at work, and your comment just raised my spirits so much! Thank you!!

@ginahayes6169 11 месяцев назад

Wow, very very creative! These two blouses are beautiful, very impressed with the one you added sleeves to!

@heard3879 2 месяца назад

Wow, I learned so much from this video, because I am barely beyond beginner stage in sewing.

@onlyyou725 5 месяцев назад

Knowing now, I can update all those cold shoulder sleeves!! Everyone I know gave me their cold shoulder sleeve shirts, of course I kept them. Now I'll be wearing them!! Love this video!

@campbellfamily2064 Год назад

I just want to say a huge thank you. I have learnt so much just by watching what you do. You gave out so many useful tips that I know I will use. I've only just discovered your channel and I'm so glad I fud. Thank you 🎉❤

@CatherineSews Год назад

Thank you! Happy to have you on board!

@lynnephelps2370 Год назад

THANK YOU!!!! I have so many tops that need sleeves modifications and I can't afford many new clothes. So thankful. Your videos are wonderful as they make upcycling so approachable! If you ever make another sleeves video, I'd love ideas on extending short sleeves in a way that looks intentional when you don't have matching fabric. I've thought about cutting the sleeves to insert a color block section then adding the original end of the sleeves to the bottom maybe? But then I might need to do similar to body? I love how you share your creative thought process.

@CatherineSews Год назад

Yes, I think your idea for lengthening sleeves is a good one! Thanks for your sweet comment!

@kellywilliams529 Год назад

You could also insert a lace panel, if it would look appropriate with the rest of the shirt.

@Mumsie_Dee Год назад

I love both pieces! You inspired me to fix my cold shoulder tops, I already have them in my ‘to donate box’, but I’ll try and fish them out and see if I can fix the sleeves and hopefully wear them again. Thanks Catherine 😘

@viktoriabalensiefen8911 Год назад

What i love and try to do for myself while sewing : talking to myself so positively and encouraging as you do :-)

@CatherineSews Год назад

Awww, I love that! Yes, please be kind to yourself!

@fives5571 Год назад

You’re so creative and an incredible inspiration! I’ve been watching your channel for about 6 months and finally refashioned a skirt I thrifted years ago but had only worn twice. I loved the fabric of the original maxi but felt dowdy in it. I cut it in pieces and made a knee length skirt with a ruffle flounce. I just love it! Thank you Catherine for giving me courage to give it a try!

@FitFabandFrugalOver50 Год назад

Sounds really nice! Good for you. ❤

@CatherineSews Год назад

Wow, I just love hearing that! Thanks so much for sharing your success!

@jemtebelle Год назад

I got so excited to see another Catherine Sews video that I liked it before I watched it! But then I watched it! That info about the hair tie and measuring to figure out how to draw the sleeve. Then just drawing out the sleeve top like it's no big deal! You make it so easy! 💚

@CatherineSews Год назад

Your comment brought a smile to my day!

@rosac8168 10 месяцев назад

I’ve been semi altering my clothing for awhile but man you take them to whole new level you are such an inspiration I just love you they look awesome!

@jesshothersall 9 месяцев назад

That was great. I loved the way you changed the shoulderless top to a gorgeous summer sleeveless, and realised while watching, that I'm wearing a fine cotton top I removed the sleeves from (very old fashioned, too puffy, too tight cuffs above the elbow) to make my own top sleeveless, and now love it, coincidence or what :). Also impressed by how you got the sleeves to fit so well, and how it's ok to just kind of draw the right shape for it to work out well. Thanks for the inspiration!

@zeckisnadelqualereien Год назад

Oh what a wonderful idea, thanks for so much inspiration, you give me great ideas! Greetings from Cologne/Germany Karin

@paulabrown8919 Год назад

You make amazingly useful videos. I have just refashioned a shirt using one of your previous videos as a guide. It turned out much better than expected. The sleeve drafting portion in this video will come in handy. Thank you so much for making these videos.

@Jan-iv7kh Год назад

Catherine I just love your channel. I'm in the UK and discovered you just a few weeks ago. I'm not confident to try transformations yet, but have removed a breast pocket on a linen t-shirt which I don't think flatters a larger bust which I'd not have even attempted before. Like you, I don't find higher necklines comfortable. I have a wardrobe full of shirts I don't wear because of this, so am planning to try your lowering of the neckline very soon. I'll start with the one I love least! Thanks for the inspiration.

@CatherineSews Год назад

That's great to hear, Jan! Let me know how your neckline transformations go!

@susanmason5747 8 месяцев назад

Have been following your videos for a while and have tried some of the ideas, all turned out great. You make them so easy to follow and you’re so inspiring with everyday pieces of clothing. I am in the UK, we have charity shops here and not the huge thrift shops as in the US, it can take a lot of hunting in the various shops to find interesting items but it’s fun. Thank you and please don’t stop.

@Hremo_158 Год назад

Catherine, these turned out Gorgeous!! Love them Both! I must admit I was panicking when you almost sewed the wrong sides together 👀👀😅 I was "sew" 😉 relieved when you caught it! 😅

@CatherineSews Год назад

Haha, that's so cute. Whenever I make a mistake, I wonder how many people see it happening before I do! Thanks for being right there with me!

@sunreevehkt8842 17 дней назад

That was a magical fusion of two tops! Fantastic results, thanks for the video and the inspiration ❤

@CrisTina-tp2jg Год назад

It is a good one! You have brought me joy. Excellent demonstration you have a lovely speaking voice and very clear with your instructions.

@lorrainedempsey3320 9 месяцев назад

This white blouse might just be the all time best upcycled, that I have seen you make. It looks gorgeous 🤩!!!!!!! WOW 😳

@PattiAiken 2 месяца назад

YES it was a really good one. I don't like getting the cold shoulder so why would I want to wear one! lol Thank you Catherine, I learn so much from your videos. TY ❤❤

@Tess2Hrt Месяц назад

Love watching your videos It really explains how to do things that I have never known or forgot. Thank you

@angelagreen4751 Год назад

Love both tops and how you went about changing them, definitely food for thought, thank you 🤗

@judychapman1868 11 месяцев назад

Catherine, both those blouses are so, so cute, great job! ❤❤Judy❤❤

@mammastreed5070 Год назад

Love this! Love up-cycling, refashioning items as well! Marrying 2 pieces into one is a favorite of mine! Haven’t tried sleeves on a sleeveless top though! 🤔 Might have to challenge myself to do so! Also, I love hand-sewing little projects, it’s so relaxing for me! Oddly enough I love hand disassembling items too! We were recently on a 3 hour car trip and I took that time to disassemble a pair of pants my son wants made into pants his size! Not quite done, but it kept me from going stir crazy sitting still that long!😜😊 Thanks for your lovely videos!

@claireroberts5051 Год назад

Lovely job. I really appreciated the detail of measuring inner and outer arm lengths.

@chelle7362 Год назад

I was thinking the 2nd blouse was going to look "homemade" but it is gorgeous! Great job... On both.

@Sarah-pw5vl Год назад

Beautiful re-makes! Bugle beads 😱😱😱 Takes me back to painstakingly spending hours sewing them on to my thrifted bridal veil to match my dress. It wasn't until I arrived on the big day that I realised I didnt have it on my head😂😂😂.❤ your content @CatherineSews ❤from uk

@CatherineSews Год назад

Oh no! Really!? You forgot to wear your veil after spending so much time on it!? That actually sounds like something I would do!

@ellied1701 Год назад

That hair tie hack is brilliant! That final top is gorgeous!

@sarawelder1 4 месяца назад

I am so impressed! I love the idea of using a hair tie to anchor the tape measure. you are so brave to cut up a $20 top.... it would paralize me! thank you for all your tips

@bleudragon9 Год назад

Perfect timing ... I'm just about to put sleeves in. Nothing as spectacular as that blouse though! Also thank you for keeping in the video any missteps and redos, that makes me feel more confident to try out harder, more creative challenges. Love your thrifting creativity.

@pippadawg7037 5 месяцев назад

Wow, that turned out just beautiful. I used to sew and I want to start back just to make things like that. I see beautiful couture clothing selling for nothing that needs just a little bit of tweaking to be wearable.

@user-yp2rj3ze5o 11 месяцев назад

I love love love watching your videos!!!! You make me feel like I can do it too. Both tops turned out fabulous

@susanbuck1327 Год назад

I have never liked the cold shoulder tops. I did buy a couple that were at a drastically reduced price and got rid of the stupid cold shoulder and just made it into a sleeveless top because I liked the top otherwise. I have never added sleeves to anything though because I really didn't know how. I live all of your videos and am so happy to have discovered you a few months ago.

@mimirouth 9 месяцев назад

The cold shoulder top looks like an old Greek souvenir, but maybe not. At least with the sewing, it can go on being worn. Brava!

@ZeroGravity514 Год назад

Loving the end of the video!! Your awesome personality shines through!!

@CatherineSews Год назад

Haha, thank you! I debated as to whether to leave that bit of goofiness in or edit it out. I’m glad I left it in!

@alisonking5730 Год назад

I am soooo appreciating the complaining. Thank you for keeping it real. I am new to sewing and just transformed a thrifted man's 4XL shirt into a rodeo dress for a performance. The sleeves were about 10 inches too long so I cut off the cuffs and reattached them where they belonged. Didn't bother about the placket. Used the excess fabric to fill in the sides at the bottom so the fringe would be level all the way around. Had great fun arranging the fringe at the front so it was symmetrically scalloped. A belt pulled everything in so it didn't look like a tent. I didn't worry too much because it only had to look good from the stage. I have a lot of projects for revamping clothes and you have inspired me. Thank you!

@CatherineSews Год назад

What a fun project! That sounds amazing! Thanks for the great comment.

@robintheparttimesewer6798 Год назад

Quarter marking elastic with friction pen! That looks so much easier than pins that I use cause that's what I've always done! Friction pens weren't invented when I started pen might be seen and chalk rubbed off. Love the shirts!

@CatherineSews Год назад

Those Frixion pens are the BEST!!

@PatternStudio101 Год назад

Amazing job Catherine 😀 You're not only a great sewer but really creative!!!

@CatherineSews Год назад

Thank you, Jin! Much appreciated!

@FitFabandFrugalOver50 Год назад

You are so cute! Loved that ending. I really like the sleeves you added to the tank top. I actually preferred the other top as a cold shoulder top as I thought it looked a tad more elegant and glam, but that’s just me. Oh, I was taught a making a knot hack using one hand by a baby sitter a zillion years ago: she said to line up the two ends as you did, then lick your pointer finger and rub the thread ends together with that finger and thumb a couple of times, pull down and then a knot will form at end of threads. You can then rub the knot a couple of more times and pull down to make it bigger. Usually there is no thread tail below the knot. 😅 It never fails me!

@CatherineSews Год назад

Yes! That's exactly how I tie knots, but for some reason my students always find it so hard to learn that way, so when I teach it, I just put the tail through twice.

@FitFabandFrugalOver50 Год назад

@@CatherineSews interesting! You would think with all their texting, etc.,, they would have the dexterity. 😆

@debbiestherapy4870 Год назад

Love these projects! I just donated several cold shoulder tops- I could have possibly turned them into tanks! Oh well- now someone else can have a project 😊

@nancyingram966 Год назад

I love BOTH tops!! Thank you for the inspiration!!

@janetpaden8878 Год назад

I have been watching your channel for some time now. I have learned so much from you! I have recently changed a t-shirt neckline after watching one of your videos. Thank you!

@marywise2014 Год назад

Love, love, love! Amazing upcycling and sewing! ❤

@luvcampinbc Год назад

I always find you so inspiring. As a now early retired plus size woman I have many sleeveless tops that fit me which I wore with cardies at work. That is no longer my style but since they fit well I didnt have the heart to donate. I think.I would like to try my hand at upcycling some fabric to add sleeves on. Thank you for the tutorial on creating the sleeve insert ( armhole). Recently I saw one using sheer scarf fabric. I was thinking thats an idea and plentiful at thrift stores. Have you tried that?

@CatherineSews Год назад

Oh, funny you should mention that. When I was shopping for these tops, I did pause to look at the scarves and thought that would be a great idea! I didn't find quite the right one, but I'll try again next time.

@kierstenridgway4634 10 месяцев назад

Such a nice job. Worth it! My friends always say that this is tedious work. I don't feel that way at all. Gratifying is how I would describe it.

@carlahumphrey6258 Год назад

Another beautiful remake. Thanks to your excellent instructions I recently remade a thrifted linen shirt. Shortened the length, added darts for fit, and repositioned 3/4 cuffs to elbow length. A winner.

@CatherineSews Год назад

Wow, that makes me so proud! You deserve all the credit, but still, I'm proud! 😍

@karens1967 Год назад

Thank you! This is a wonderful tutorial. I have a question. When you were sewing the French seam, you pointed out that there wasn't a lot of the very sheer fabric for the feed dogs to grab onto. Is there any reason why you couldn't add some sheer paper, like maybe tracing paper, to add a little bit of bulk and then carefully tear it away?

@CatherineSews Год назад

Thank you! Yes, I think that would work too, but it’s maybe easier to just hold the threads.

@carlyk502 Год назад

Catherine I love your videos, you are hilarious. I can always rely on you to brighten my day by making me laugh. Keep it up!

@CatherineSews Год назад

Haha, that's so lovely to hear, Charlena! Thank you for appreciating my goofier moments!

@QueenChatty1 Год назад

I recently lost weight and most of my clothes are just falling off now. Watching your videos has given me some ideas as to how to save some of my favourites. That beaded top is just beautiful! ❤

@leannsews Год назад

Well, that was DREAMY!!! ❤ Great video!!

@betsybrittingham930 Год назад

I have absolutely always enjoyed watching your videos. This video was spot on! It shows other sewists that you have to have patience, and that it is OK to do hand sewing. Sewing has always been a great therapy of mine, and your video has shown others that it can be so rewarding!! Thank you so much for all you do. I will keep waiting for the next video.❤. Beautimous 🪡🧵💖

@CatherineSews Год назад

Thanks so much, Betsy!

@andreakopf8063 3 дня назад

So beautiful!! Good bless you, greetings, Andrea

@terrireid2992 9 месяцев назад

Thank you so much for the tip on measuring the underarm, extended up and not. What a difference this makes to my pattern understanding!

@trish3580 11 месяцев назад

One more thing...maybe it is my computer but the links aren't going anywhere for me and thought I'd mention it just in case. I've been clicking the Canadian links...and so lovely to see you are in Canada!

@CatherineSews 11 месяцев назад

Thanks for mentioning that, but I just checked and they all work for me! I wonder if anyone else has the same problem? I’m not an Amazon affiliate, but I like having the links there because people often ask about my tools.

@mlsefton9124 Год назад

You are so patient with yourself & that slippery fabric. So wonderfully executed!

@davepearlblock Год назад

Super ideas! Absolutely love what you always upcycle!!! - Pearl

@CatherineSews Год назад

Thanks so much!

@AvrilBavril Год назад

Wow that looks so beautiful. I couldn’t imagine it would have ended so well. Love it.

@judithritner9696 Год назад

Thank you so much! Wow, your results are amazing 👏. Both alterations were so educational. You have helped me so very much. I am a long time thrifter, and love the treasure hunts. I don’t know if you remember me saying I found 3 pairs of linen pants, one being a very large man’s trousers. I took those apart and made a lovely pair of Tina Givens Oprah pants that I love. Another pair were women’s, but large for me. I added elastic to the waist and used another TG pattern to add darts at the hem edge with a bias binding to finish it. I love, love those too. I never could, or would have known how to approach the makeovers if not for your wonderful tutorials. You are a great instructor, you patiently cover all the little details that make it possible for me to attempt new things. Thank you again😊❤️

@susanbanack4855 4 месяца назад

I love your talent and that you share your joy of it with us

@lilaholland5764 2 месяца назад

Both tops turned out so lovely...

@robinr6399 Год назад

These changes are spectacular! Beautiful work!

@karliepatterson2803 Год назад

WOW! Very pretty, both tops were very nicely done!

@prosie1968 Год назад

I love to upcycle and those turned out so cute. That first blouse would have also worked as a flutter sleeve or short puffed sleeve. I loved them both!

@abaigealduda3241 Год назад

So so beautiful! I particularly love the top with the contrasting fitted bodice and very flowy sleeves. I enjoy how low-key you are while teaching and doing. Thank you very much your your videos and body of work!

@CatherineSews Год назад

Such a lovely comment, thank you!

@judytyler1870 Год назад

I like the upstyle of the cold shoulder blouse, too but the beaded top is my fave!

@ginagonzalez6547 Год назад

Thanks Catherine, i wouldve not thought of doing this. Great idea. Thanks. Now i can go thrift shopping. : )

@janeallen5969 11 месяцев назад

Loved the beautiful sleeve on the creamy top. You'll never get a cold shoulder with the elegant top you created. It would be stunning with a black chiffon skirt! You asked about the lace. I think is manufactured "Tatting". It was popular around the 19th century--I believe. Although it was very popular and hand making it was done in shops. I believe men also "Tatted".

@janeallen5969 11 месяцев назад

I double checked my memory and was essentially correct. The origins go back to ancient Egypt and other places.

@biowellnesslifestyle5842 10 месяцев назад

Thanks for sharing. Love the one with sleeves. Upcycling gives you a unique looks😊

@1wolfpup Год назад

Wow, they re both so beautiful. Thanks for sharing it with us. They look fabulous on you!

@adrividrio Год назад

Your design came out great! now I learned the french seam and how to make new sleeves to add on. Thank you thank you! Your explanations are soo stress free

@theladybaltimore Год назад

This was an especially good episode. Do more style changes, please.

@elaine58100 Год назад

Amazing! It's surprising what you can do with a bit of patience 😜😜

@lisaalene Год назад

Love it! I don't like big arm holes. You move your arms and the waist of your top moves up. All the clothes I make have a lot less room under the arm.

@regalrose3365 Год назад

Love this, you inspired me to give my upcycle a go!

@etelkagothard2139 Год назад

You give me confidence and excitement to use the scissors and cut instead throwing away the old clothing,and magically create something for its new life!Thank you,amazing mentor

@CatherineSews Год назад

Awww, thank you, Etelka!

@JosieStev Год назад

Both are very nice. I like hand sewing too 😊

@daxxydog5777 Год назад

I try to listen to myself when I get super frustrated, and then let it go and just hand sew the problem area!

@amberlindsey7112 Год назад

I actually thought about doing that on a tiny little pair of overalls I'm making. For some reason the snap tape is just not liking me lol. I have sewn and unlocked so many many many times lol. Nothing is lining up. I think hand stitching might actually help

@janemaber5420 Год назад

I love your creativity. Thanks again!

@sheribazar698 Год назад

Such a great lesson!

@lynnm.johnson5755 Год назад

Those turned out very well! You are GOOD at this.

@elizabethunruh4377 11 месяцев назад

Great ideas, Catherine! Thank you so much for sharing your ideas for upcycling. I've been watching your videos for about a month and I really enjoy your projects and lessons how to do them!

@user-tk4uu5yz4i 21 день назад

Girl you are GOOD!

@laurenl5843 Год назад

Love this thank you so much! 😊💜👍

@marthamurray9855 Год назад

Fabulous video! You are amazing. I'm so happy I found your videos!

@CatherineSews Год назад

Glad you like them! So happy to have you on board!

@janiewarre9941 Год назад

This is my favorite that you have put together. I have learned so much from you. Thank you for sharing.

@CatherineSews Год назад

Awesome! Thank you!

@mary-louw2946 Год назад

So pretty... the tops and you! Great video tips and tricks and a couple giggles too!

@CatherineSews Год назад

Thanks so much🥰

@yasmeenfranky6282 10 месяцев назад

This kind of lace is called Shuttle work or Tatting....🙂 ppl make jewellery with this type of lace...thank you so much for your idea, t is very useful 👍