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Sewing a Tailored Beret

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This video will cover the basic construction of the tailored beret pattern we drafted earlier.
You can find that video here: • How to Make a Tailored...
Look for future videos demonstrating different hat designs.
Visit stitchingvultu... to download the free head-size templates used in the drafting video.
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24 авг 2024

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Комментарии : 47

@DezziexLollygag 2 месяца назад

Wow wow, I just finished with this pattern and construction! What amazing instruction, it came out perfect! I can't wait to make many more! And I learned so much in the process (it's my first sewing project in a long while). Thanks for making the time and sharing, I'm grateful!

@jkgybg 2 года назад

OMG, I just discovered you by accident and I am totally enthralled. You add a capital T to tailored. I have never seen a diyer talk about burying the thread, which my grandmother taught me to do when I was a child learning at her knee. You are so precise and detailed. I will be watching you exclusively from now. This is how the professionals do it. Thank you, thank you for for posting.

@user-ux8gl9px6n 4 года назад

I appreciate your beret pattern making and construction videos; easily the most thorough, crystal-clear and detailed! Thank you for sharing your expertise and I look forward to more of your millinery offerings.

@Isa-si6si 3 года назад

It's so great that I see it as a masterclass, not a tutorial. I would like to find some similar video on the Bucket Hat. Never got it right following the ones I found. Thanks! I'm gonna try it.

@StitchingVulture 3 года назад

I'm working on some new videos, including a bucket hat pattern.

@FabricFest 2 года назад

That was so enjoyable to watch. I could watch you make like ten more out of different fabrics!

@jamestinning651 2 года назад

excellent video! Thanks for your patient and detailed description of this process. Your pattern making video for this cap was also excellent.

@newtoatheism5968 4 года назад

I think a darker brown for the lining would’ve matched better it’s really cute though

@DFNUVS 4 года назад

GREAT TECHNIQUES AND INSTRUCTIONS WITH EXPLANATIONS 👌✅🤓

@marymagdalene3004 2 года назад

Lots of work here and I think that the stalk is way too tall. Kind of messes up an otherwise good-looking beret. But, I appreciate your sharing all this with us sewers.

@lavieenasmr1817 4 года назад

I learned so much from this. Thank you.

@sophymokoena8364 3 года назад

Beautiful. I love this

@mamoseturumane2813 3 года назад

I learned so much from this video, mistakes im making in hat making.. Thank you so much!

@ladykenja2700 3 года назад

Nicely done. Thanx 4 sharing.

@StitchingVulture 3 года назад

Thanks for watching!

@donnababylon 2 года назад

Nice informative video! Thanks!

@bunnypep55 Год назад

Wonderful!

@newtoatheism5968 4 года назад

I feel like I could’ve made the band bigger on mine but oh well it still works

@StitchingVulture 4 года назад

Feel free to adjust any of the measurements to suit your needs.

@thirsamtg.nefertari 3 года назад

Perfect

@OjaioFansub 3 года назад

I made 2, I think 2.5" is small for my big head, next time I will do 3" crown

@Mossicon 2 года назад

thank you i own you my life

@maryhenry 4 года назад

Did the fusible interfacing get ironed on to the back of the fashion fabric? I think so, but I thought I should confirm that.

@StitchingVulture 4 года назад

Yes, the fusible interfacing goes to the wrong/back side of the fabric.

@angielavelavonballmoos3314 3 года назад

Stitching Vultures! I love your style of explanation on the procedures of creating the pattern for the Beret. It is really a pleasure to have come across your work. I have since subscribed. Please, tell me, the fabric used for the Beret is called Muslin? I am interested in using the same fabric - kindly confirm.

@drillyvulture 3 года назад

@@angielavelavonballmoos3314 Yes, the sample I made for the demonstration is muslin, but you can use any fabric.

@namelessanonymous5216 3 года назад

How to make a millitary style shaped beret?

@StitchingVulture 3 года назад

That is a completely different process that requires a specific hat block.

@namelessanonymous5216 3 года назад

I wonder if v could somehow improvise & adjust the basic cuts & design to get a more or less same look.

@StitchingVulture 3 года назад

Watch my Tailored Beret video for something that is closer to a military beret.

@rinawallace1962 Год назад

Another great professional tutorial! I have made several berets, most of them velvet. And, for some I have used a stretch band, but for many I use petersham ribbon. Do you have any suggestions as to how to sew in the ribbon, such that when iit is turned inside, the crown stays folded down? Or, is that just the nature of a beret that does not have a band? For the velvet berets I do not use finishing stitches. Thanks much!

@StitchingVulture Год назад

Do you mean keep the band exposed? Just press the band down, clip the seam allowance that connects the band to the crown and press it to the band. Stitch the Petersham against the stitching line. If you want a floppier crown over the band, just widen your crown pattern.

@rinawallace1962 Год назад

@@StitchingVultureHi. Thanks so much for your reply. I mean one without a band, but rather petersham ribbon inside. The edge of the beret seems kind of rolled but perhaps it cannot be flat, as with a band. Just wondering if there was a technique used in attaching the petersham that would make the edge lay flatter.

@StitchingVulture Год назад

I've never tried it, but the Petersham might be too light for it. It might take some experimenting to get it right.

@rinawallace1962 Год назад

@@StitchingVulture I really appreciate your input! Thanks much!!!

@lesliejaquez5751 Год назад

Would you add a sweatband to this style?

@StitchingVulture Год назад

You can add a Petersham sweatband over the band as needed.

@lesliejaquez5751 Год назад

After the construction the size ended being 1/2 smaller, would you consider that normal? Thank you for your videos that have been extremely helpful since I’ve been trying to pick up Millinery again.

@StitchingVulture Год назад

You might need to add more ease to your pattern.