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@clauselmilord8444 5 сағат бұрын
Hello! I have a question about the fuller figures. In the previous taped sloper-to-flat pattern video you decided that the model wasn't quite full enough to extend her below-waist (skirt) darts through to the bottom of the sloper (i.e.-the hipline). How do I draft the skirt sloper darts if the darts on the intial torso sloper were extended into the hipline (for a fuller person)? In other words, what should the pattern end up looking like? Is this dart depth for fuller figures a standard measurement or is there a custom dart depth? Thanks so much for this information as always.
@SewWithSally 4 сағат бұрын
Hi, Clauselmilord, GREAT QUESTION! If you look at this video: kzbin.info/www/bejne/oqm9k6KGnbSfgcksi=I4HznA5c_Y3c-oVp at minute 1:09 you will see that the torso sloper front I am using does not have the dart extend to the hip. The reason is that the model was super skinny. It is the larger bust that makes it better to do the extension yours has. So, what you can do is measure what that extension is, ( I believe on the fuller model that I draped a sloper on had an extension to the hipline that is 1/4"). On your sloper (paper that you can cut) cut up the middle of that long extension and close it all the way up to the waist. In other words, shut the extension equally to the waist. If your extension at the hipline is 1/4" then close the entire sloper 1/4". If it's 1/2" do the same, shut it entirely. What this will do at the top of the waist dart is to make it that much narrower. Does this make sense? I think it will work perfectly. I am going to work this out tomorrow and if I see a problem I will get back to you. Thanks for asking! Thanks for watching!
@clauselmilord8444 4 сағат бұрын
@@SewWithSally Thanks so much! I too will try and work it out on paper. Always appreciate the time and effort that goes into running this channel. Take care!
@siggebast5784 Күн бұрын
Thank you mrs
@SewWithSally Күн бұрын
You are most welcome! If you like the boiled wool coat, check out the vest tutorial I posted last week. kzbin.info/www/bejne/p53Yk6ehrZZglbssi=sHcSv52D7tG_yw7V The directions may be easier to understand and making the vest goes super fast! This week I am posting a matching beret! Thank you for watching and for commenting!
@skirtedgalleons 4 күн бұрын
Ooh now I want one
@SewWithSally 4 күн бұрын
Hi, Skirtedgalleons! Great to hear! I want another and have enough of the green from last years boiled wool coat to make one. I think I want several! Thanks for watching and for leaving the comment. Happy Sewing!
@designlady1732 4 күн бұрын
Thanks so much for this, You're a thorough teacher and your explanation of every step is so appreciated. I've never sewn boiled wool, but you've convinced me that I should consider it in the future. It's too difficult to find vests and jackets that fit me properly. It would be well worth the time to learn and make a pattern for myself that I can use again and again. 🪡
@SewWithSally 4 күн бұрын
@@designlady1732 Dear Designlady1732, Thank you so much for this comment. I deeply appreciate it. If you decide to make a vest of woven fabric, you can do the same just be sure to give yourself enough seam allowances all the way around, including the neckline and armholes. Also make facings. I hope to teach tailoring at some point and if I do, I’ll teach how to line a vest. Happy sewing and thank you again!💝🌈🥰
@designlady1732 4 күн бұрын
@@SewWithSally The compliments are well-deserved! Thanks for the tips! ❤
@ihsaan786 2 күн бұрын
Wow! Now I know how to convert patterns into a princess seam 🥰. Thank you! I also saw that you mentioned that you are considering teaching tailoring, and I think we would all love that!
@SewWithSally 2 күн бұрын
@@ihsaan786 Dear Ihsann786, This comment means a lot to me, thank you! I will be working on a beginning patternmaking course and will announce it in some way when I am ready to start. So glad you are interested! 💝
@SewWithSally 2 күн бұрын
@@ihsaan786 Hi, ihsaan, Thank you for leaving this comment. I am considering teaching a beginning sewing course as well as beginning patternmaking and tailoring. I will probably do this through my website. I would love to know if any of these are of interest to any of my subscribers. If you would like to reply, please let me know how you feel about this and thank you!
@kittydidivah 8 күн бұрын
Sally!! I was looking for patternmaking youtube videos for my students (high school) and I see you! What a surprise! Thank you for everything, you're the best teacher EVER! love you.
@SewWithSally 8 күн бұрын
Dear Kittydidivah, What a wonderful thing to hear! Thank you from the bottom of my heart. My mission is to pass on as many of the patternmaking and sewing skills I can to the next generations. You are helping me do just that! I would love to chat more and learn what it is you teach. If you ever feel you want to communicate with me, please send me an email. [email protected] Have a wonderful day. Happy Sewing and Patternmaking!
@eddieengelbrecht7550 13 күн бұрын
It does not work, I have tried my wife mesuring with your drawing, and it does not work, look totally crooked
@SewWithSally 13 күн бұрын
Dear Eddieengelbrecht7550, This is not good news! I am sorry to hear this did not work for you. I have used this method for decades and it has NEVER let me down. Also, if you look at the comments below, you will find a lot of happy people. I wish I could see how you are doing this and also the shape of the sloper you are using. In any case, perhaps try checking all numbers again. If the front and back armhole measurements are a lot different, try to find a balance by adding the two together, then add 1/4" to the back measurement and take 1/4" away from the front measurement, draft the sleeve, cut it in muslin and test it again. If the angle of the drape is not good, then try rotating it a bit to see if that helps. Best wishes! Happy Sewing!
@eddieengelbrecht7550 3 күн бұрын
thanks,i will try it again following your advice❤❤
@SewWithSally 3 күн бұрын
@@eddieengelbrecht7550 Wonerful! Please let me know how it goes. Good luck! Happy Sewing!
@dianacaffee9705 14 күн бұрын
certainly interesting design, Not fabric I would have picked. guess that is why I'm not a fashion designer. Being that bold making fabric selections not one of my better ideas. Thank you for sharing another wonderful design.
@SewWithSally 14 күн бұрын
Dear Dianacaffee, You are most welcome. I would not wear a dress this eye-catching but the woman that did wear it looked amazing in it. There are so many interesting elements in this garment. I am glad you shared your thoughts and thank you for taking time to comment.
@marionmacleod486 15 күн бұрын
Hi Sally.Yes I read it too and was also captivated by the details of Angela's life. A great read. I believe she has another one coming out.Looking forward to your next review.
@SewWithSally 15 күн бұрын
Hello, Marion! Thank you for leaving this comment. I did not know that Angela is coming out with another book! This is good news, thank you for sharing it. Happy Sewing!
@seekercons4498 18 күн бұрын
When you look at the sleeves on the finished garment, the fabric twists inward toward the wrist. Is that intentional? How could that be prevented?
@SewWithSally 18 күн бұрын
Hello, Seekercons4498, You are right! I have a feeling the sleeves could have been rotated a bit to the back and this would have been solved. I sometimes miss things so am glad you caught it and mentioned it. Thanks for watching and for commenting!
@SewWithSally 18 күн бұрын
P.S. The printed silk blouse does not seem to have this issue. Not sure why,...
@clauselmilord8444 24 күн бұрын
Wow! Every time I watch these fashion anatomy videos I think: Humans are wonderful creatures who have the capacity for great things! Thanks for sharing, as always!
@SewWithSally 24 күн бұрын
Hello, Clauselmilord! Thank you for commenting. I am so happy to hear someone say this. Being a human is so magical when you think we have created SO much out of the natural things we see around us. Thank you for sharing your thoughts! Happy Sewing!
@jasminjwhite 24 күн бұрын
Thank you for this video. I'm getting back into sewing after years off and now have a strict plan to only use natural fibers for my garments. I wanted to know more about the traditional natural interfacings because fusible interfacing made of heated plastics (and bi-products of petroleum) make me uncomfortable. They don't biodegrade and they add an unnecessary toxic element to your garment which penetrates your skin every time you sweat. Food for thought! Thanks for this very informative video.
@SewWithSally 24 күн бұрын
Dear Jasminjwhite, Thank you for taking time to leave this comment. I am completely in agreement with you about plastics getting into our bodies. As a matter of fact, I am going to be making a video about certain "healthy" fabrics in the not too distant future. I appreciate you commenting and watching this video and am very glad it was helpful to you. Happy Sewing!
@dianacaffee9705 25 күн бұрын
thank you for sharing such a beautiful work. You are so right, it must have taken so much time and patience to make such a piece and how fortunate was the one who got to wear it.
@SewWithSally 24 күн бұрын
Hello, Dianacaffee, You are most welcome! Yes, it is a masterpiece ! I feel fortunate to be able to jus look at it up close. Happy Sewing! Thank you for watching and for commenting.💝
@marionmacleod486 25 күн бұрын
A beautiful outfit. What a difference to the fast fashion makes of today!!
@SewWithSally 25 күн бұрын
Hi, Marion! Yes, how very true. We sewers appreciate the slow way of making good garments. Thank you for watching and for your comment. 🧵🪡♥
@maryleeswope3353 25 күн бұрын
I love this. Perhaps it was someone's wedding dress. I have a very similar garment, just the blouse. The stand up collar on mine is wired with fine white coated wire.❤❤
@SewWithSally 25 күн бұрын
Dear Maryleeswope3353, Thank you so much for telling me this! Wire makes perfect sense! If there was wire, it may have deteriorated over time and was removed. This is a perfect answer to my question! Thank you again!
@Annette-qv9mr 25 күн бұрын
It is beautiful! I agree that it was probably made in Ireland. Going by how long it used to take my grandmother to crochet things, I would guess about 4 to 6 months crotcheting all day. Thanks for showing us.
@SewWithSally 25 күн бұрын
Dear Annette, Thank you SO much for telling me about your grandmother and how long this might have taken. I LOVE that so far two people agree it is most likely from Ireland. Happy Sewing!
@MimiRouth-t4d 26 күн бұрын
Thank you, Sally, for this treat! I was thinking the dress could be from Ireland. In knitting those little things are bobbles or nupps. I'm thinking Ireland because they are so patient; the cost charged for the dress might be spare change for a well-off buyer.
@SewWithSally 25 күн бұрын
Hi, MimiRouth! Again, Ireland! This is fun to hear! I love that the little bobbles or nupps are named that. Thank you so much for writing. So glad you enjoyed this! Happy Sewing - or crocheting(?)!
@cor3944 26 күн бұрын
You call them "popcorns", the bubbles in the pattern of the skirt. And it also has Irish crochet on the bottom. This 2-pieces-dress is absolutely stunning ❤ Thank you for showing it! I would love to see it on a person.
@SewWithSally 25 күн бұрын
Hello, Cor3944, Thank you for the "popcorns" information and that you think it is from Ireland! This is such fun to hear. It IS stunning and I am so happy you enjoyed it! Thank you for watching and for commenting.
@MaryBennett Ай бұрын
I hope to see and hear how you solved the belt area issues. I can't say I like the colors, but the dress is an interesting design.
@SewWithSally Ай бұрын
Hello, Mary, Thank you for inquiring. I did leave the information in the area below the video. go to "...more" and it will come up. Thank you for watching and commenting.
@skirtedgalleons Ай бұрын
This is interesting but so fast I can't tell how it works.
@SewWithSally Ай бұрын
Hello, Skirtedgalleons, You are right! I might refilm this sometime soon. In the meantime, take the bobbin thread and thread it up through the needle and as if you are threading the machine backwards. Then you have only one thread, the bobbin thread. When you sew the dart, start at the dart tip and go backwards. Hope this makes sense. I will keep in mind that this video is not so good and will refilm it. Thanks!
@skirtedgalleons Ай бұрын
Very interesting. Would love an update on how you fixed the belt area.
@SewWithSally Ай бұрын
Hello, Skirtedgalleons, Yes! I will add this to the description box. Thank you for being in touch! Happy Sewing!
@MimiRouth-t4d Ай бұрын
I love this! Thank you so much!
@SewWithSally Ай бұрын
Hi, MimiRiuth-t4d, So glad you like the video! Thank you for letting me know. It means a lot to get feedback, especially good feedback! 💝
@wildjane2010 Ай бұрын
Thanks so much. Much needed info. 😊
@SewWithSally Ай бұрын
Hello, Wildjane! What a great name you have! You are most welcome for the videos. Welcome aboard and hope you learn all you need from my tutorials! Happy Sewing!
@raeconnelly Ай бұрын
I really like your channel
@SewWithSally Ай бұрын
@@raeconnelly Dear Raeconnelly, Thank you! And, welcome aboard! Happy Sewing!
@sewtritionistrdn1956 Ай бұрын
I got the De-lang dress form in size 10 earlier this year. Maybe the other sizes are out of stock. Thank you for the 1/2 scale slopers.
@SewWithSally Ай бұрын
Hello, sewtritioistradn1956, Thank you for this information. And, you are most welcome for the slopers. Happy Sewing!
@meorens Ай бұрын
Wonderful! Thanks for the tour!
@SewWithSally Ай бұрын
Hi, Mary! You are most welcome! Thank you for watching and commenting! 💖
@helenv2906 Ай бұрын
I love 1/2 scale manequin and the use of them. I will look for the cie that does your own half scale dress form since it would work for my boday. I love those little clothes that you have made, it reminded me of whon my mother used to make clothes for clients and did them in the small sizes and then would give them to me for my dolls. Thank for the video and the great memories!👏👏❣
@SewWithSally Ай бұрын
Dear Helen, How nice to hear about your mother making clothing for clients and then small ones for your dolls. I love this story! Thank you! Thank you for watching and commenting, too! Happy Sewing!
@frankiec-nd5cy Ай бұрын
hello very nice lady please kindly film how to thread and operate your plaff model 1222e sewing machine please kindly reply back ok?thank you very much 😊 ❤
@SewWithSally Ай бұрын
There is a reply on the last video where you left this message. Best wishes!
@SewWithSally Ай бұрын
This tutorial shows how to thread this machine. It's a good tutorial. Hope this helps! kzbin.info/www/bejne/aJO7oWqJrsiIibssi=JziGjgqkd3JTJNYp
@frankiec-nd5cy Ай бұрын
hello very nice lady please kindly film how to thread and operate your plaff 1222e sewing machine please kindly reply back ok?thank you very much 😊 ❤
@SewWithSally Ай бұрын
Dear Frankiec-nd5cy, It may be a long time before I film anything with my Pfaff as I have many things to film before. I did look on KZbin and if you put in "how to operate a Pfaff 1222E" quite a few tutorials come up. I think it will be easy for you to find this information. When I do use my Pfaff I will be sure to show how to thread it and how I use it. I only use straight stitch and zig-zag. Happy Sewing!
@SewWithSally Ай бұрын
Here's a good tutorial on the Pfaff. I think it will be helpful to you. kzbin.info/www/bejne/aJO7oWqJrsiIibssi=JziGjgqkd3JTJNYp
@NurseBearEnterprises Ай бұрын
Thanks!
@SewWithSally Ай бұрын
@@NurseBearEnterprises Dear NurseBearEnterprises, How very kind of you! Thank you very much. It means a lot to have this support. Happy Sewing!
@MimiRouth-t4d Ай бұрын
Thank you, Sally! Drool and dream!
@SewWithSally Ай бұрын
You are most welcome!
@chibifanz Ай бұрын
beautiful i really appriciate the knowledge🥰
@SewWithSally Ай бұрын
Thank you, Chibifanz, I’m glad it’s been helpful! Happy Sewing!
@MimiRouth-t4d Ай бұрын
I love voile and also sateen. My favorite places to drool include Emma One-Sock and Cali Fabrics. I also love pure cotton, organic if available. I rather detest that stretch stuff. I mean! We don't know what it will do in our heirloom garments in 100 years. I have two rayon print crepe pieces that may be a century old. They were in my auntie's stash. She was born 1903. She and Mom would get them out and ooh and aah. Well, I am inspired to sew a simple kimono or beach cover-up -- not for the beach, but a style so simple that some woman who comes after me can make a vintage big-band-singer dress with nipped waist. Cali is in San Francisco, online and in Modesto. I used to shop in person. You never know what they will have. Some inspired high-end fabrics if you don't mind untoward colors. I love the deadstock shirtings. I just discovered Max Alexander (horrors!) and I suspect he may buy from them. He is a Californian, after all.
@SewWithSally Ай бұрын
This is good information about fabric sources. Thank you! Happy Sewing! It sounds like you are going to be doing a LOT of sewing!
@MimiRouth-t4d Ай бұрын
Just a heads up that we are going to want to change the outlines of suit jacket lapels. I've been wanting this for a time, and the pattern companies are slow. Someone I much admire gave an important speech awhile back, and I read that her exquisite navy blue pantsuit was by Chloe. Lately, jackets with that beautiful lapel are about all she wears. Could I just redraw the lapels of my suit jacket pattern that fits? And make a slightly smaller under-collar. The silk bow blouse is doable. Thank you for showing us all this!
@SewWithSally Ай бұрын
Hi, MimiRouth, You can easily change the size of your patterned lapels just as you said! I will check out the Chloe pantsuits. They sound nice. Happy Sewing!
@MimiRouth-t4d Ай бұрын
I shared you on Facebook! This is great! Thank you!
@SewWithSally Ай бұрын
Thank you so much, MimiRouth! I deeply appreciate this. My channel is growing a lot because of kind gestures like this! Have a great day!
@MimiRouth-t4d Ай бұрын
Ooh, this is so good! I spent a year in design school, so I could SLOWLY draft anything on paper, working from a book, with pencil and rulers -- but I still had not tried draping! I was not even sure what it was! I appreciate that you are experienced and mature, but nice to have chosen a model who is built more like a lot of us! And she is so brave! I know from my own professional sewing that we have to love our customers one at a time, get the best possible fit, and do it quickly enough to make a living! I love your happy but very serious way of explaining your work. No hand on hip, no hollering or dancing or talk about your cat or weather, etc. God bless you for sharing this solid gold knowledge!
@SewWithSally Ай бұрын
Dear MimiRouth-t4d, Thank you for this heart felt comment. Yes, no hand on the hip! It's not easy to learn all of this if you do not have anyone to show or teach you! I am SO happy you enjoyed the tutorial. As you can see, I have a LOT of tutorials on patternmaking and sewing as well as other things to share. Welcome aboard! And, happy sewing!
@MimiRouth-t4d Ай бұрын
Bernina 930. I love it! Bernie helped me edge-stitch on miles of snap tape at 3 a.m. for a children's wear designer. Bernie made a tailored "skirt-suit" for my petite mom in pastel tapestry fabric, matching blue linen blouse, beige cotton voile blouse with tucks, cream Swiss cotton cloque blouse, beige and white poly print blouse, denim jacket for husband with simulated beadwork embroidery on the turn-up cuffs, quilts and doll clothes. Now I am weary of fast fashion. It is time to sew for Mimi. (Well, dear Sally, you asked!) When I considered turning this machine in for one that stitches airplanes flying toward each other, I got several passionate sermons telling me this would be total insanity! I listened.
@SewWithSally Ай бұрын
HA! A LOT of sewing! You are a good listener!😂 Best wishes!
@MimiRouth-t4d Ай бұрын
This is such a treasure in a time when almost nobody remembers their "homec" classes and we actually have a commercial pattern for the same gathered skirt I made in 7th grade in about '54 and 4-H in '56. I have past lives as a seamstress in Paris. As a tiny child I watched my mom make ruffled sheer curtains for 4 windows plus a bay window. She made my Easter dresses and a classic red wool coat fit for a princess. I recently read "Sidonia's Threads" and the two sequels. I was thrilled to read about beautifully made real-life clothes like yours. When I married, I bought a polyester organza dress for $400. It was costume and not heirloom! Thank you, Sally, for sharing your beautiful work!
@SewWithSally Ай бұрын
Dear MimiRouth, Thank you for this wonderful message. I am so happy you enjoyed watching this and I am SO happy hearing of your experiences and the red coat! I am not familiar with the books you mentioned but am going to look into this. Thank you for that, too! Happy Sewing! 💝
@madp6755 Ай бұрын
So clear!
@SewWithSally Ай бұрын
Thank you so much! Happy Sewing!
@D9P323 Ай бұрын
What an amazing machine ❤❤❤
@SewWithSally Ай бұрын
Thank you for watching and commenting. Yes, it is amazing and not an expensive machine, just extremely well made. Happy Sewing!
@Laura55sere Ай бұрын
I used to be a dress maker, miss it but unfortunately I have developed arthritis in my hands now, so I watch other now curtesy of KZbin!
@SewWithSally Ай бұрын
Hello, Laura, Thank you for telling me that you were a dressmaker! I am thrilled to find another soul who does this. I am sorry you are not able to do this now but understand. Have a wonderful day. Thank you again for writing.
@MikeySmith-y5n Ай бұрын
I needed to see this, beautiful work!
@SewWithSally Ай бұрын
Dear MickeySmith-y5n, Thank you! I am happy to know it was helpful in some way. Happy Sewing!
@miriam-jeannette-castaneda Ай бұрын
I just discovered your channel. Wow. You are an excellent teacher. I watched the how to make a sloper playlist with Morgan as the model. I am looking forward to learning more from you. I have a request - I am super large and fitting myself is quite the challenge. If you ever have the opportunity, I’d appreciate seeing you fit a RTW size 32 or thereabouts. I dream of making myself beautiful clothes but fit has always been a stumbling block. ❤
@SewWithSally Ай бұрын
Hello, Miriam, Welcome aboard! I am thrilled you are happy with my teaching and tutorials. I would be so happy to work with a larger person. When the pandemic started I stopped working with models and am not sure when I will have the opportunity to do this again but will keep your request in mind. If you watch my tutorial on the pant sloper, in the description box I mention sites that can take your measurements and make slopers for you. I have also seen companies that can do the same with patterns, or so I think I have seen this. This situation may be helpful for you. Best wishes and Happy Sewing!
@miriam-jeannette-castaneda Ай бұрын
Don’t know if you will see this comment, but I have a question on fit. It looks like the sloper has some “drag folds” under the bust - from the outside bust apex to center front. Am I being super picky and that is acceptable? I have always thought (perhaps incorrectly), that those folds need to be corrected for.
@SewWithSally Ай бұрын
Helo, Miriam, Yes, those are drag lines! I have looked carefully and I believe it is mainly that she is not standing straight. If she raised her shoulders, the drag lines would disappear. I think she was tired and I did not notice everything and should have walked away from her to get a better view before talking about it. Good catch and good point! I am glad you brought this up - thank you! Happy Sewing!
@miriam-jeannette-castaneda Ай бұрын
@@SewWithSally thanks so very much for the reply!
@phyllisgordon6577 Ай бұрын
It amazes me to see you do this. I thought of doing this on my sister and thought it was a ridiculous idea. And here I see someone doing it. Awesome!
@SewWithSally Ай бұрын
Hello, Phyllisgordon, Your comment tells me I am on the right track. Part of my mission is to dispel the fear of trying things in the world of sewing. I was extremely reluctant to do many things. It's taken decades to overcome shyness. Dive in and try something. You might find out your idea was a great one! Thank you for writing and Happy Sewing!
@skirt1955 Ай бұрын
Wow, you are so talented. The details are scrumptious ❤
@SewWithSally Ай бұрын
Thank you, Skirt 1955. So glad you watched this. Thank you!
@sallyjackson6183 Ай бұрын
Love these, especially the plaid coat and jacket. I appreciate knowing there are bits you do by hand for accuracy and then machine stitch.
@SewWithSally Ай бұрын
Hi, Sally, So glad you liked this. Thank you! Yes, I do a LOT of work by hand before using a machine. I have learned over the years that it helps the accuracy of everything fitting well together and actually saves me time in the long run. Happy Sewing!
@skirtedgalleons Ай бұрын
Thank you for this tour of lovely clothing. You are so talented.
@SewWithSally Ай бұрын
Hello, SG, You are very kind. Thank you so much. I'm glad you are onboard and I can be of help. Have a wonderful day!
@MaryBennett Ай бұрын
Thank you for sharing your exquisite workmanship and elegant taste. One question: did you interface the collars of the two dresses made from Liberty of London prints? Also, I would be most interested to learn what are your views about interfacings in general, and what kinds do you use?
@SewWithSally Ай бұрын
Hello, Mary, Thank you for your kind words. I did not interface the collars of the Liberty of London dresses. I believe if you go back and look again, I mention how I did make them. Also, I have a video on interfacings. I almost never use fusible these days. Here's a link to that video: kzbin.info/www/bejne/eXnMp4VvfdF5ebs Thank you for watching and for commenting. Have a wonderful day and HAPPY SEWING!
@lighthseskr Ай бұрын
Thank you for this. I loved many of these. The craftsmanship is so stunning. Currently trying to put together slopers for myself and it's not great.😂
@SewWithSally Ай бұрын
Hello, Lightseskr, Thank you! I am happy you enjoyed this video. I would love to help with your slopers if I could. I do private consultations if you would be interested. You can check this out on my webste: sewwithsally.com If you have a question I can answer you can also leave it here. Best wishes!
@SewWithSally Ай бұрын
Hello, again, Have you seen my video on pant sloper/resources ? In the description box I mention several companies that can make a sloper for you with your measurements. Here's the link: kzbin.info/www/bejne/bqSnk32Bdt6gbq8si=v8Le-EN4lGIJcB8i Perhaps this will help you. Even if you get a sloper CLOSE to your shape, youcan probably tweak it to fit. Good luck!
@kavithakrishnanshow Ай бұрын
Thank you for sharing ❤❤❤
@SewWithSally Ай бұрын
Hi, Kavithakrishnanshow, You are most welcome and thank you for watching! Happy Sewing!