How to Derive a perfect armhole in a Senator. 

Thank you very much my teacher. You're doing well. God bless you more and more.

Thank you very much for all your videos. They are super. May God grant you more wisdom💕

Wow! is all I can say.. Well detailed explanations. You are talented, skilled and blessed.Thank you for imparting your knowledge. God bless you!

Thank you. Am just seeing your videos

Thank you sir please sir why didn’t you measure 4” on the back bodice shoulder ? I noticed you measures 2.5” and 2” on the back bodice neck

Hi I really love explanations u make so simple but pls sir wen r u going to make a video on the sewing of the senators top .Thanks

Thanks boss! Please sir why did you measure 2.5”/2” on the back bodice neck instead of 4” ? Please sir any reason for that? Thanks sir

please, why did u put 4inches before the actual top length and what are the consideration

Thank you sir for the tutorial. Please I want to know, in some of your tutorials, you used 1 inches for shoulder slanting while in some, you used two inches. Pls which one is the accurate one? Secondly, in one of your videos on making a shirt, you said because we normally slant by one (1) inches, that while applying your vertical measurements, you add +1. Pls is the rule also applicable to all shirt cutting for both male and female?. Thanks in anticipation for your kind response

Also, the armhole for the front and back, are they the same?

Please can you attach your WhatsApp group link or telegram. Thanks so much for all the tutorials may God continue to bless the work of your hands.

Thank u so much

Pls have you done any video on double breasted waist coat?

Thank you for this video. Is the neckline derived by shoulder divided by 6 or neck round divided by 6?

My oga. Goodmorning. I noticed u cut the front and back armhole together. Is this mens method or applicable to both male and female.

Pls u cut the front n back armhole the same can u explain further. Thanks