I mean Perfect in ALL your tutorials> I wish you the best in life and Thank You very much again 🙏🙏🙏

You are Perfect THANK YOU VERY VERYU MUCH! 🙏🙏

Thank you so so much for your tutorials, they make everything so achievable, straightforward and your precision is geniously simple 🎉🎉

Beautiful work and so well explained. Live your style and knowledge 🎉

I've never seen this method before. It's amazing! So well explained. Thank you.

Hola exelente . Muchas gracias . Me gustaría que colocarás los centímetros en números para entender mejor. Muchísimas gracias

This is by far the best and the most simplified pattern drafting tutorial I have watched. And I i have watched plenty! Also, I've noticed that people write the same praise under any drafting video but God this one is amazing No unnecessary measurements,no mind boggling formulas that don't apply to all.

❤❤❤❤❤ thanks

Good. Sir

I'd love to see the continuation of the series, I'm sad you stoped, your videos are great. Hope you'll find time and motivation to return.

Pls continue posting 🙏🙏🙏

I must say thank you sir, your video is professionally done with easy to follow and understanding. I almost gave up hope as a beginner wanting to make my own clothes. I will definitely make a mock up and post my results. Once again thank you after I have brought books recommendations patterns and a bunch of tools based on other videos , only to be left stuck and confused without a single bodice block😢, I know the video I’m watching is old however I must say it’s still doing exactly what you put it up to do thank you so much. I truly hope you get this message sir.

You are awesome Chris Sartorial!!! I hope you still keep up with these comments. Thank you for all your videos. I am a curvaceous, 67-year-old, and just now trying to learn how to make better fitting clothes for me. You take a one step at a time approach, and you don't go too fast to my older brain. I plan on watching all your videos. Thank you for being you.

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I’ve watched what feels like dozens of videos and read the instructions in the most recommended texts for how to do this and honestly, it seemed like so many arbitrary dots and lines with NO explanation of what the heck is going on or why it’s being done. You not only managed to simplify the process to its most pertinent points but explained WHY. This was the first time I could see the 3D body being plotted out into a 2D representation in a coherent way. Thank you so much. With this, I know I will be able to confidently address any issues that arise with fit.

Come back pls 🥺

Where's part 2 😢

Your videos are precise and easy to follow, Please I'll really appreciate if you could post more videos. Thank you so very much

Can someone help me understand: we added ease to the waist and hip measurements then created the pattern from the total of the half hip & waist. Before I cut my sample, do I need to add the ease alongside my seam allowance addition too?

I've been learning to draft sewing patterns over the past few years. For the sleeve, I began using the diagonal line and points at various amounts to create the curves and then discovered the Quarter-fold method which I find easier to follow. However, your tutorial was so interesting -- haven't seen a sleeve made from the armscye method before and really like the result! Thank you for explaining this so clearly and think this will be a great one to use when drafting for a 2 piece sleeve.

Please could you give us some teachings on female coat and jacket 🥺🥺

Another stellar tutorial!

Please we need more of your teachings Sir Chris. They're all very good. Thank you for passing on your knowledge. ❤

You're totally awesome. I'm so glad i found your teachings. Thank you

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You've absolutely earned a follower in me. I promise to learn well and utilize what I learn from you. Thank you

Wow! First pattern draft I. Understood! Great lesson! Thank you!

Absolutely the easiest bodice sloper drafting method. I did it straight onto some fabric (just used a bit of tracing paper for moving the front armhole dart) and sewed it up quickly, great fit. I didn't quite follow the front armhole needs to be smaller rule and ended up with 1/4" extra fabric...so follow that rule haha. I've tried other drafting methods and they're so convoluted! they require lots of tweaking and usually too tight. This will be so easy to adapt for patterns.

This channel is the best tutorial for sewing pattern. new video pleasee

Been watching a lot of videos on drafting the basic bodice yet i fully never got to understand it. I find your video very well detailed and easy to understand. Thank you so much for such detailed explanation. I didn’t even get to learn this much from my fashion school like i did now after watching your videos.😊

If you are these seeing ,pls come back

Love your videos pls keep posting

Chris, I am a pear-shape and my “widest” point is actually the top of my thigh, not my hip. Around my rear/hip widest point is 3-4” above my thigh point (which is visually widest when viewed from the front.) How can I account for this in my sloper?

I'm going to give this tutorial a try! For the checklist girlies like myself, here is the written list of measurements he has you take: -Back high point shoulder to waist -Center back neck to waist -Front high point shoulder to waist (over bust) -Center front neck to waist -Bust apex from waist -Between bust apex points -Bust circumference (plus 1.5” ease) -Waist circumference (plus .5” ease) -Across shoulders (from the back) -Shoulder seam length (side of neck to shoulder seam) -Shoulder slope (parallel surface out from neck, measure up from shoulder seam)

Thank you, your pattern draftings are detail are precise. How can some one contact you for more patterns on different garments?

I've been trying to draft my own lapel/collar pattern but no other video makes sense. Thank you so, so much for this! I understand it perfectly.

I think if you said what the measurements were as your drawing them I could follow a little better. I'm not understanding one and a quarter. One and a quarter of what?????

Love your method 🙌🏽 thank you so much it really helped me🩷

That was so educational it made it fun for me to watch. Thank you! I’m subscribed!!! Donna

The simpliest yet equally beautiful sloper I have encountered in years of amateur patternmaking after learning several drafting methods from books and all. Where is this man ??? I need him back please !😢

Hi Mr Christopher, why you have not posted any more videos. I have learned so much by just watching and doing the skirt sloper…we need more videos from you. We rally hope all is well with you…😊

Is there a way to modify a bodice pattern with shoulder and waist darts to one with bust and waist darts? Great video btw!

Wonderful video. I am full figured and I have done a taped bodice and got stuck when cutting darts. I had way more curves than the young woman they demonstrated on. So now I am going to do this. I am hoping i find, sleeve, full bodice, skirt and pants sloper videos on your site. Thank you so very much.

Hope you're doing good sir

Sir , how to determine how much intake of dart has to be in the front and back . Any specific formula ?? Because in your video the dart intake value is told but didn't explained how the value is calculated ?!

Proportionally your elbow level is too low

This is a fantastic tutorial! Thank you for sharing your expertise! This was such an in depth but accessible video!!

I am almost don’t drafting my dream dress by following your tutorials. All that’s left is the sleeves. You are a gifted teacher. Thank you for the time you put into these videos!

I am almost don’t drafting my dream dress by following your tutorials. All that’s left is the sleeves. You are a gifted teacher. Thank you for the time you put into these videos!