Excellent instruction! I'd just say for those watching you may want to test it out with a muslin first to make sure the shoulders on your pattern are wide enough to pull everything through.
Thank you so much for this! I am sewing a dress from a pattern and sometimes the instructions are pure gibberish to me, just like a word soup with sewing terms and i have no, and when I tell you no, I mean NO clue what I am supposed to do. Now that I see it it makes perfect sense. So thank you for taking my frustrations away and keeping me from breaking my sewing machine :)
Thank you. I am helping my grand daughter sew a cocktail dress for her school end of year dinner. The pattern she found and we printed off had the armholes finished with biased tape, this is much better. I had forgotten how it was done.
Holy geez. Whoever came up with this is a genius of 3D visualization. I had to watch several times before I understood. My lined top is now waiting for a press. Thank you for the clear instructions.
Look forward to trying this! I have previously.….long ago, in my life of sewing, magically and erroneously, created an "Escher" vest while making it with a "bagged lining". I had an opportunity to work with a master builder (stitcher) years later and was brought to tears of laughter to observe him do the same thing. I knew whst was going to be the end result byt kept quiet and watched. Hilarious. It was a good moment to see even the best have moments of "huh?" in their work. Thank you again, I look forward to trying this.
Thank you, I agree with other subscribers your instructions and visual demonstration is very clear. Thoroughly enjoyed sewing along with you.... great work, hope to tune in again soon.
Thank you!!!! I was breaking my brain for 2 hours over this. I couldn't get anything to work and the instructions didn't make any sense. Such a life saver x ❤
I like to sew reversible, sleeveless tops. I will switch from hand-sewing the shoulder seams to this fully-enclosed seam method. It looks so much better. Thank you!
Thank you, this was so clear and concise, so much so that I’m going to cut a full bodice lining for the dress I have cut out and dice the binding. Thank you for the confidence you’ve given me. ❤️
Yes! These instructions are just right. I did feel that I would benefit from creating a practice muslin of just the upper portion of my sleeveless sundress to see if I really understood - I did. It is like magic!
Thank you for this video!! I taught myself to sew to make shirts for my dogs. Been trying to figure out how to sew one with lining and this did the trick . Easy to follow and it worked!!
I have seen dresses with zippers down the back that are enclosed and finished looking like they were sewn with the buritto method. Could you do a video showing this method, or another way to insert a zipper that is similar. The finish on the inside of my dress is really nice and clean looking.
Hi... thank you sooo much for this detailed video. I’m a little confused about I do I go about doing the same method but if I want to insert a zip on the back. Could you please kindly show how I can do that🙏🙏🙏
This is so helpful! I remember the first time I tried this method....What a mess! I will definitely refer back to this video the next time I make a burrito!
Great tutorial! And perfect timing... I was going to work on sewing the metamorphic dress by sew liberated this afternoon. Would you be able to post a video on sewing invisible zippers? Thanks.
Great, thank you. Is there a way we could line a sleeved garment? I often want to line things I make, but as a lot of patterns don't come with instructions, I'm never really sure how to do it. Any advice would be much appreciated.
It's actually even easier. Usually, you sew the lining to the neckline (right sides together), turn the lining to the inside so the wrong sides are together, then install the sleeve, sewing through all layers together.
How do you do the understitching at the armholes? It seems like it would be nearly impossible to get into that area once the lining and the main fabric are seamed.
A very clear video. However, what about the bottom. Could you sew the main & lining, leaving part of the side seam of the lining, to pull the whole thing through, and hand stitch the lining opening.
