Thanks so much!

It’s a great method to know. Thanks for watching!

Great tip! Thanks for sharing.

Thank you! I got the cutting mat on Amazon. I love it! www.amazon.com/gp/product/B00L5I8RNI/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_search_asin_title?ie=UTF8&psc=1

It was a self drafted pattern using my dress sloper.

I hope you get the time to draft a basic pattern - they are so much fun to make!

Great! Let me know how it goes.

Take this as your sign lol. Thanks for watching!😀

Thanks for watching! I hope you enjoy making a T-shirt from your scraps!

I hope it motivates you to get organized! 😀

Thanks for watching. Have fun making them!

Thanks for watching! I hope you have fun making them.

Me too!! Hope you make one or both!

Glad you like them!

My pleasure!

Thank you so much! I appreciate you watching

You are so welcome! Glad you enjoyed the video. Thanks for watching!

To more evenly distribute the 4” bust dart, I would recommend first pivoting part of it into a waist dart. Then you can remove the smaller bust dart from the bottom and the waist dart from the side. Thanks for watching!

You are 100% right. Thanks so much for your comment. I’ve included links to all the inspiration photos.

Those are great ideas! Thank you for sharing.

Yes, there are so many possibilities. Thanks for sharing!

I hope you make something with them. Thanks for watching!

Thanks so much! I appreciate your kind words!

You're very welcome! I'm so glad you found it helpful. 😄

Glad you like them! Thanks for watching.

Thanks for watching and your kind feedback!

Thanks for the great idea!

I’m so glad you liked them! Thanks for watching!

Thanks for watching! I hope you enjoy making them!

I’m so glad we have that in common! Happy organizing!

Thanks for watching!

I’m so happy to hear that you love the ideas! What an exciting journey you have in front of you to learn to sew! Fortunately, you can make your own pattern for a waist apron as it’s only two rectangles. Cut a rectangle for the apron body based on your desired width and length, then cut one long strip for the waist tie. If needed, sew small scraps of fabric together to create the larger pieces for the apron body or waist tie. Hem the edges of the rectangle, fold the waist tie in half lengthwise, enclosing the raw edges inside, and sew it across the top edge of the rectangle, and extend the ends to create ties. I hope you make one!

You are already on your sewing journey path by watching KZbin videos. In addition to Lisa, there are many others on YT with tutorials. Here is one (this is not my channel but she is a good teacher. Her channel is Made Everyday) for an apron and you can get a free pattern: kzbin.info/www/bejne/n6qof6qqg9WWZ9Usi=MybdKUGIWFhscNGQ

KZbin videos by knowledgeable people are amazingly helpful! Start with small projects, like coasters, placemats, etc., to gain confidence! It's easy but like anything worth learning takes practice. The most important things are a) have fun b) don't death yourself up over mistakes c) have patience d) use scrap fabrics or buy remnants! As your skills improve you can make table runners, pillowcases, tree skirts, bag holders, pot holders, etc.! You've got this!

You’re very welcome! Thanks for watching!😀

Thanks for watching! This is the link to how I created the knit sloper from my woven sloper - kzbin.info/www/bejne/mKqxfoCXZc1njq8

Thank you for your comment! I think you’re referring to the elbow dart in my sleeve sloper from the holiday dress video? There isn’t an arm dart mentioned in this understitching video. I modified my regular sleeve sloper to include an elbow dart, which is great for improving the fit and shaping of the sleeve, especially around the bend of the arm. That’s a fantastic idea for a future video-I’d love to show how I created it and explain its benefits in more detail. Stay tuned!

Thank you! I'm a big fan of a clean sewing space.

I’m so glad you like it. Thanks for your kind words! 😀

Glad you found it helpful! Let me know how it goes😀

Thanks Sally. It is nice to see on a person rather than a dress form. I’ll incorporate that moving forward. Thanks for the feedback!

Thanks so much. I love that one especially also. The fabric really makes it. It was fun playing with design lines.

Thank you for your comment. I’m really working on choosing the right fabric for the right project. It’s really hard as there is too much variety but at the same time a small amount that would really work with the given project.

Thank you so much for your kind words! 😊 Congratulations on your new sewing journey - how exciting! 🎉 Learning to sew and make your own patterns is such a rewarding experience. To get started with patternmaking, I recommend beginning with simple projects and learning the basics of how patterns work. You can explore online tutorials (like the ones on my channel!) to get a good foundation. There are also great books like Patternmaking for Fashion Design by Helen Joseph-Armstrong if you prefer a deeper dive. Don’t worry if it feels tricky at first - it gets easier with practice! If you have specific questions, feel free to ask here. I’m cheering you on from afar. Hugs from New York! 💖

Hello. I love the Liberty skirr. Loved the Spoonflower flounce dress too. How many yards did you use for the skirt. They're all gorgeous. Thank you.

Thank you so much! I’m so glad you loved the Liberty skirt and the Spoonflower flounce dress - they were such fun projects to make! 😊 For the Liberty skirt, I used 2 yards of fabric that was 54” wide.

Thanks for the visit!

Glad I could help!