I'm just wondering how tall you are? I'm planning to make this dress, and I really like the length of your make. I'm 5'9", and the pattern was drafted for 5'6" height, so I'm trying to get an idea of how much I need to adjust to get a length similar to yours. Thanks!

Great idea to try on the lining first to make sure the fit is good! I will definitely try that when creating mine!

Oh that fabric is so pretty. The skirt came out so nice I’m gonna have to go find that pattern too lol. Nice job!

Oh! That pretty blue striped T-shirt came out so nice. I have so many T-shirts that are just standard big loose T-shirts and I wanted to make them more fitted what a great idea I’ll see if I can find that pattern. Thanks for Sharing.

I love how your butterick blouses came out. I want to make the version with the ruffled collar hack, but it looks tricky. How did you find the tutorial?

I really appreciate you showed the original symptoms and the results of the adjustment. Why did you use 1/2 inch as your original rounded back adjustment? I have a 2.5 to 3 inch gap in the back armhole and I don’t know where to start.

I’d be so interested to see a video of how you used the tdco method for these pants I also want to try but I don’t know where to start without the side seam 😰

Great fitting tips!

Thank you so much for this detailed video ! I am making this pattern and was confused by the twist method but now it’s super easy thanks to you !

great re-work of the tshirt! i love that green tiered skirt as well.

Love this video, love the inspiration, love the great description of Top Down Center Out!

You look gorgeous in the Anthea blouse! You can really pull off a dramatic sleeve. I'm going to go look at the top down method; I could use some good fitting knowledge. I really like Casey at Pattern Scout too; she's so clear and confident and fearless in her drafting and sewing. It was great seeing you pop up today!

Mary Ellen those jeans are perfection! A real testimony to the Top Down Center Out.

You've made some really nice garments. i like the addition of the tie on the Anthea blouse.

Hi from New Zealand - nice makes. Keep on keeping on. Heather

Fantastic makes! I appreciate your testimonials about the pants fitting method and Casey's fly method. Thank you for including fabric details and weights. I think that's such an important factor. Looking forward to what you make next!

Thank you for posting! I just bought the pattern and fabric, but haven’t started the project yet. I especially appreciated that you showed how to do the zipper!! I also have a Juki so I noted your stitch length recommendation for topstitching!

If you’re a tight knitter, your garment will usually end up smaller. Did you measure your gauge?

I so need help with this :( The back is bunching up :(

Congratulations on your engagement!! OH….I am so looking forward to your knitting videos/podcasts!!! I’m just starting to learn and need all of the help I can get!!

Love this sew along

This is a great sew along. Beautiful fabric choice.

Looks good!

Thanks for the sewalong - so helpful!

Love the dress and the process. Have you tried putting 2 darts at the back instead of just 1? I find it sometimes fits better.

Love the new fabrics and all your plans for it. That iron looks like a dream and the steam action will make it so easy to get those stubborn wrinkles out, without having to iron for hours!

It is smart to try new patterns in lesser expensive fabric.

Thank you for sharing your beautiful fabrics

I'm keen to see your Lois dress! I have toiled this pattern, which I definitely recommend, as I wanted to see how low the V in the front is. I'm glad I did because I had a bit of adjusting to do with dart length etc also. I'll be interested to see how yours goes. Great plans and I am in desperate need of a new iron also. Mine is ancient and was from someone's yard sale!!! I've seen the Rowenta iron's on several youtubers videos so I'm sure it's great quality. I'll have to save my pennies though, as they're a bit pricey from what I've seen. Enjoy!!

Nice! These will look good on you in both the tapered leg and wide leg Views A and B.

The dress is stunning 💙

Great fit on you now

Wonderful makes! The shorts fit so nicely, and the blouse is so pretty. Thanks for sharing!

I fear I’m going to phrase this badly so that it’ll sound like criticism when I intend it to be food for thought: If you want mostly American listeners, by all means continue to mention Joann’s and discuss various commercial patterns. If you’re trying to grow your channel, though, and appeal to an international audience, know that Joann’s means nothing to many of us, and commercial patterns have to be imported at often prohibitive cost. For example, I have no access to any of the commercial patterns mentioned here. I otherwise enjoyed your presentation and wish you luck with it.

Great shorts!

Great job... Perfect pair of shorts. If your machine had the ability to move the needle several points left or right of center you should get an edge sewing foot that is perfect for 'in the ditch" waistbands and many other things. It's a game changer.

Thanks for resuming your videos. Enjoyed hearing about your new patterns and fabrics.

I love you dress modification. Good save!

Boy I need a slower video for threading

Your pegboard would work a little better if you screwed a board to the wall at the top and bottom and then attached the pegboard to those boards. It would be more stable while allowing you the room behind it for the pegs to stick through.

Hola Mary Ellen Home no fui el primer comentario¡¡ >:3 , ¿cómo has estado?, felicidades, me alegro que estes subiendo videos, yo a jurito tengo unos cuantos, por si quieres verlos no son muchos,

the bathers (swimsuit) look great, I might have to try that pattern myself. Look forward to seeing your March makes. HaPpY sEwInG 🪡

It is so fun to see young people interested in sewing clothing. I am 68 and used to sew clothing but we all fell away with the fast fashion Been wanting to start sewing clothes again and am loving watching all of you review the patterns. With all the indie patterns at $20 a pop, I just want to make good choices. Good luck on your KZbin adventure. I am pne of your new subscribers!

Watch a KZbin inserting concealed zip which will help avoid the bulge at the bottom of your zip.

Thanks for the video. I’m going to make my own swimsuit this year. 🦋

Great video and assessments of what you learned. The jacket is awesome in style and color and fabric. Thanks.

Thanks for update. I know pants fitting is a steep curve. Interesting that you selected a quilt cotton for the Mccalls blouse pattern, it looked great.

I enjoyed your video, pattern choices and goals. Well done. Thank You.

I may have missed you saying it, but how much of an adjustment did you make on your shoulders? I know we are all different, but I think I would benefit from knowing. I’ve been thinking I need to start doing that adjustment because most of my things do ride up on my neck in the front like you described.

lovely makes