Awww, yay! I'm glad you found success from Noreen's video! Hope it continues to help you in your sewing journey. ❤️~J

Glad you found it helpful! ~J

Glad you enjoyed it.

So glad you found it helpful! 😊 It's so much easier to visualize when you can see it! ~J

I agree, it's so rewarding to give old clothes a new life! 😊 ~J

Thanks!

So glad it was helpful! 😊 I know I need these tips with all the fabric sales going on right now! 🥴🤣 ~J

Can't wait to see it!! Hope you LOVE it! ❤️ ~J

Not usually necessary for knits (and for some fabrics, may make it more stretchy than needed,) but if your fabric doesn't have the required stretch, that would be one option! ~J

Noreen never fails to blow my mind with her approach to pattern fitting! 😊 Glad you found it helpful! ~J

So glad you found it helpful! 😊 Noreen is an invaluable source for all things sewing! ❤️ ~J

I’m so happy you found it useful! I hope you love making your project! ~J

Are you using a serger or sewing machine to attach? Did you match them up at the notches? It's really hard to say without seeing a pic, if you want to shoot us an email at [email protected], we can look at it after the holiday weekend and try to help further. Or if you're in our Facebook group, we can help there, also! ~J

So glad you found it helpful! 😊 Happy sewing! ~J

You got this! So glad you're ready to take the plunge! 😊 Save the video in case you need it again 🤣 ~J

So glad you enjoyed it! 😊 ~J

Thank you!

Thank you 😊

Yup, but hopefully no one looks at the pattern and think that's what it is! 🤣 The "Pianoforte" name is a bit of a play on words/ode to "pinafore" hopefully that's clear enough 😁 ~J

Glad it was helpful! I'm 5'9" but also have narrow and short shoulders, so I had to adjust mine also. Love being able to get a fab fit! 😊 ~J

On pants it’s top down center out. Maybe it is similar with tops? You print sizes 0 and 4 and 6. Then you would use the 0 for the upper, just below the bust you start angling down to get to 6;at hip level and blend down. Look at the finished garment measurements, too. But compare those to the body measurements and you can tell how much ease there is. As for physical pattern pieces, a basic (for wovens) top front piece cut on the center fold, should measure at bust level, one fourth of your bust measurement plus 1/4 the ease amount, plus seam allowance. (Ease is finished garment bust measurement minus body bust measurement.). So I think this pattern, measuring the pattern pieces at bust level would be similar. Side front plus center front added together would be 1/4 the bust measurement plus 1/4 the ease, plus seam allowance. You compare that to your body measurements plus ease, and in theory you can know how each size would fit. I hope this makes some sense. I’ve had pretty good luck with doing this. I’m 5’1” and need to blend between sizes too. And I love this shoulder adjustment idea in the video!

It's not just petite peeps that would find this adjustment useful! I did it on mine and I'm 5'9" and at the top of the size chart. As far as compound adjustments go, maybe this video will help? ~Jess kzbin.info/www/bejne/oIOapYyLhriDoMUsi=k28daLSKfEXRGRPm

Glad it was helpful! Happy sewing! ~J

Honestly, I'd make a muslin real quick in some scrap fabric. You could even just leave off the pocket/lower front bodice side pieces to get an idea of how it fits at the top. For what it's worth, none of our testers lengthened the straps or armscyes, tho plenty shortened! I myself shortened mine and I'm 5'9"! 😊 ~Jess

So glad you liked it! Hope it helps! ~J

Very easy! ~J

If your Adobe Reader has updated, yup! Mine didn't update until recently (and I quickly disabled it/reverted to the previous version lol.) ~J

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Thanks, so glad you got yours! ❤️ ~J

Thank you ☺️

I'm so glad it was helpful! 😊 ~J

My thoughts exactly! I thought you went up a size for wovens!

It's for both! Designed for fluffy, cozy wovens, but also great in some bamboo jersey or whatever your heart desires! You can size down in thinner fabrics if you want a less relaxed fit. 😊 ~J

Yes that's true but it's made for both and I forgot to mention my Sherpa had just a Slight stretch to it😊

You can if you have really stiff fabric, it certainly won't hurt unless you're serging! ~J

It’s such a clever trick, right?! 😊 Not sure who/how they came up with it, it blows my mind every time! 🤣 ~J

My kids weren't impressed by it. 🤣 The families it works for, all the power to em! I love how everyone has their own traditions that make the holidays special for them! 😊 ~J

You're going to love how cozy and comfy it is! 😊 Thanks for watching! ~J

Glad you enjoyed it and the tips helped 😀 happy sewing

Thank you, we are loving it too! 😊 ~J

Right?? So cute! 🥰 ~J

Thank you ☺️

So glad you enjoyed it! 😊 She did a fab job with it! ❤️ ~J

Thanks so much 😊

Thanks for the sub and happy sewing! ~J

You and me both, I was concerned at first😂 but so happy with how it turned out in the end🥰

Right? My heart! 🥰 ~J

I’m a grown adult and agree wholeheartedly with your little guy!😂

My kids agree also! 🤣❤️ ~J

So glad you liked them! ❤️ ~J

So glad you enjoyed it. 😊

You're very welcome! So glad you liked it! 😊 ~J

Thanks so much, glad it was helpful 😊

So glad you enjoyed it! I love how cozy it turned out, she did a great job!! 😊 ~J

You are welcome and thank you 😊

You're very welcome! It's a cool technique once you can wrap your head around it! 😊 ~J

Thanks! So glad you enjoyed it! They all did a fab job! 😊 ~J

So glad you found it helpful! 😊 ~J

It's tricky to wrap your brain around sometimes, the biggest top for me was thinking about what needs to connect and then putting everything else in the middle! You've got this!! ~J

Tessa Sheath dress! ❤️ ~J

@LoveNotions thank you

It just came out Wednesday, so not for a long while! But someday! Eventually 😊 ~J

Thanks for the suggestion, we'll definitely keep that in mind for future videos! 😊 ~J