15- Pattern Grading: Sizing up a Commercial Pattern

How to pattern grade. Grading up a multi-sized Fashion Pattern, increasing the size of a commercial sewing pattern from a pattern that already has size lines. #patterngrading #pattingtutorial
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[@sylviadonaghue9192]

Ive been sewing for about 70 years! This is the first time ive seen anyone explain this process so clearly. Thank you so much. Even at age 86, youre never too old to learn!

[@sharoncrosland197]

2 yrs at Fashion Design School. Tons of money paid out and you showed me for free in 30 min. I'm all the way done!!! THANK YOU!!! You change my life.

[@SewToFit]

You are very welcome.

[@SewToFit]

There is more instruction on this in my Patreon. Thanks for watching. Here’s the link. Https://www.Patreon.com/SewToFit

[@PositiveMomStyle]

I've seen this comment on quite a few videos that I've watched for sewing garments. Starting to wonder if college is too over priced for basic information. 😂

[@sharoncrosland197]

It’s waaay too overpriced. If I knew then. My GOD. SMH🤦🏾‍♀️🤦🏾‍♀️😂😂

[@SewToFit]

@@PositiveMomStyle thanks. I’m just teaching what I figured out after learning patterns in college. Still worth it. I’d go back for more. Concentrate on the technical side.

[@ggburg8118]

Wow! A teacher who can make whatever they teach,clear, direct and easy is worth their weight in gold! Thank you. I’ve ALWAYS wanted to learn grading. Terrific job!

[@SewToFit]

I'm grateful for the compliment!! I'm happy you found it very helpful.

[@IamValerieSpencer]

This changed my life! I have patterns that I can't fit but now that I am a big girl, I can look cute again. THANK YOU AND I MEAN IT!

[@SewToFit]

Valerie Spencer so excited to hear. Thanks.

[@doreenwilliams9857]

I hated grading in fashion school I left not understanding it I know can do it. I have watch so many videos. I get it! Thank you

[@SewToFit]

Doreen, that’s great!! I loved grading. Thing about grading is that it really is a bugger to teach.

[@lauramaskell1653]

I’m also a big girl and now I can rock those undersized patterns!

[@amreedoh]

This has been one of the most helpful videos I have ever watched. I love sewing my own clothes but as a pluss size women it can be hard to find patterns that are even close to my size. I hope to be able to use this soon!

[@sheilathomas405]

Thank you for very precise instructions, I am going to grade my first pattern today. The next thing is making the correct adjustments for my body. I am very excited to get started. Do you also have instructions for adjustments and taking your own body measurements.?

[@SewToFit]

There is more instruction on this in my Patreon. Thanks for watching. Here’s the link. Https://www.Patreon.com/SewToFit

[@kathleenhensley5951]

Same here, and I'm outrageously short too!

[@MegInASheathDress]

This is such a great tutorial. You can size up almost any pattern this way.

[@samwest314]

At 6 minutes I've already learned sooooo much. I have to watch the rest later but THANK YOU! Excellent so far!!!

[@caramellamilifan1294]

This video has helped me successfully grade-up an “American Designer” pattern - a great-looking sleeveless dress - and keep the fashion look and integrity of the design. The instructions are clear, and easy to execute. Just what a returning sewer needs. Thanks very much, Sew-To-Fit!

[@SewToFit]

+Caramella Milifan Thank for letting me know Caramella. This is fantastic. What pattern number is it? I would love to check it out.

[@leannefortney3516]

Thank you so much for posting this video! This has helped me understand how to alter my patterns way before wasting my time, money, and fabric! I am so glad I found this!

[@Jaxploder2]

Omg I would listen to you teach anything. Thank you so much for a clear, easy to follow, and entertaining/ not boring video! 💯💯💯

[@lauraflasch7749]

I hope you are still teaching. You are absolutely marvelous. Thank you

[@SewToFit]

Actually I still am. www.sewtofit.com

[@ShuaniquaRenee]

This was amazing. Probably one of the easiest explanation I've seen.

[@SewToFit]

Shuaniqua Renee well thank you very much

[@sewndebisdream6953]

Helped me so much thank you so much it was easy to follow you....

[@SewToFit]

@@sewndebisdream6953 Hello Debi, you are very welcome. Thank you for the feedback.

[@charlottearena]

Ditto, I feel so comfortable snd confident with the ladies explanation

[@eduardachi2571]

Wow i was really struggling so mamy patterns only go to 24 and i need 28 thank you so much

[@SaucyMuffins]

I seriously was on the verge of tears because the pattern I bought turned out to be too small for me by two sizes. You've empowered me to make the pattern work for my body instead of trying to make my body work for the pattern. I looked everywhere after realizing the pattern was too small and couldn't find it in my size. It's like Simplicity thinks plus size women don't deserve cute costumes. I can't wait to get to the store tomorrow to pick up the few supplies I need to make this work for me.

[@SewToFit]

Oh no 🙈. Sorry to hear. Glad it helped. Checkout my membership for more instruction and help. www.patreon.com/Sewtofit

[@Marr-in-Memphis]

You have helped me SO MUCH!!! I have tried for years to enlarge patterns for my plus sized daughter. You gave me THE ANSWERS I've needed .THANK YOU IMMENSELY!!!

[@ADLynnspeaks]

Well that's fantastic to hear, Maryellen. Thanks for letting me know.

[@LakeGael]

I got excited when you showed the kid's pattern because I'm actually trying to size up a kid's pattern to adult sizes 😭

[@SewToFit]

Frost fantastic. So happy to know I was on time.

[@lou-annrobinson2519]

You've got to be kidding me, all these years i thought that pattern grading would be my nemesis forever and then this Angel came along and explained it so well. Thank you from the bottom of my heart👍💖👍💖👍

[@SewToFit]

Me...an angel. You are so kind. Well, I'm glad it really served its purpose and let you off the hook for pain and suffering.

[@TiffanyGrose]

I don’t understand how to read the ruler

[@judylattimore3756]

You are such a perfect teacher. Love it.

[@LegacyofPretty]

Thank you so much for this video. I have patterns I thought I could never use because I have gained weight since I bought them. I love this, you explain it so well.

[@SewToFit]

+Legacy of Pretty You are very welcome.

[@blackladeebiker]

I know this video was made 3 years ago but I'm so happy I found it today! Thank you sooo much for sharing your grading talent. I looked at several grading videos and they were grading down and not up. I need to grade up a sleeve and this video is just what I needed. Thanks again for sharing and I will be following you.

[@lorrainedempsey3320]

I loved your video on grading a pattern. You made it very easy to understand for a new sewing person. Thank you so very much. What a difference your instruction makes.😊😊😊

[@SewToFit]

Thanks.

[@hayleiherbert8345]

best video i found on how to make your pattern larger. easy to fallow and no distracting music!

[@SewToFit]

+Haylei Herbert thanks.

[@meriyemboujena2974]

Thank you souch for this video. I'm a Burda lover, and I'm a 44 on their sizing chart, which is just one size over their "regular size" patterns. So this video was very helpful, I just finished a moto jacket muslin, and it fits me so well. Have a great day, and thanks for sharing .

[@SewToFit]

Awesome!!! I'm really happy to hear this helped. Thanks for the feedback.

[@judypiers720]

Thank you. I'm thrilled to have had this lesson from a professional.

[@marylynjackson8008]

I want to say thank you for your videos. I have been having this French ruler hanging up in my sewing room and didn't know how to use it. Until I looked at your video. You also has been a blessing to me. Once again thanks.

[@SewToFit]

Marylyn Jackson good deal. You are very welcome.

[@marylynjackson8008]

Keep up the good work with your videos once again thanks.

[@arrianranger5800]

Best explanation on enlarging a pattern that I have ever seen or read about. Thank you

[@breehall4300]

I would just like to thank you so much for such a fantastic tutorial, I found you on KZbin and your so patiently take the time to demonstrate and talk us through this tricky patten grafting. Thank so much again 🇬🇧

[@SewToFit]

+Bree Hall You are very welcome Bree. Your comments are appreciated.

[@_literaryaura_]

Omg! You made that look so easy. This is a very very helpful video, great information . 👍🏽

[@SewToFit]

+A A Johnson (SewNewbie) Great!!! Thats what I wanted to hear.

[@deborah2133]

Thank you for doing this. I'm getting back into sewing and feeling more hopeful now. God bless you!!!

[@americanhoes1652]

I watched a lot of videos on this and came back to your video because it was the best and easiest to understand. Thank you!

[@samohtar]

Thank you, Andrea, for simplifying what I feared would be a nasty process. I'm grading an old Butterick Caftan pattern for a costume, from XL to 3XL. (Huge to extra-huge 😊). I appreciate your no-nonsense, straightforward teaching style.

[@SewToFit]

Ronald Thomas thanks so much Ronald. I appreciate the feedback. Good luck with the costume. Just take your time.

[@LoniLovesLife]

I enjoyed this video! I had a grading class when I went to school and your information corresponds with that class. thank you.

[@SewToFit]

LoniLovesLife you are welcome Loni. .

[@nics5581]

This is a GREAT informative video! I appreciate you getting straight to the business of grading and your concise instruction! Just what this beginner needed. Thank you SO very much!

[@melanielascelles8943]

Fantastic video Andrea, thank you for explaining your method of pattern grading. It has helped me so much. Many many thank you's xxx

[@annyr7210]

Thank you so much for this excellent video! I am a mom dabbling in sewing here and there mostly to make costumes for my kids where patterns and fitting are less of an issue -- but your great videos are inspiring me to keep learning and do more! You made grading seem less daunting. Will go check out your blog and follow you. Thanks again

[@SewToFit]

Great to hear. You will not have much time for costumes when you get you Patterns fitted. Watch out little ones. Lol. Thanks for the feedback.

[@hobbyhopper3143]

You've made this process SO clear. Bless you. Thanks!

[@SewToFit]

+Gail Jahn you are welcome Gail.

[@bernadineschacht8175]

Outstanding. So helpful. I’m now able to grade up patterns that are designed for too small sizes, thanks to your wonderfully clear explanation and demonstration. Thank you, thank you.

[@chelseafullerton3172]

You may have saved my wedding dress! Such an informative video. It takes a true expert to explain such an overwhelming concept so simply. Thank you for making this.

[@norahbradley5138]

Bless you for these clear instructions. I have a very large little girl (she wears the same shoe size as me and she's seven) who still has her little child (very round) belly but she is also very tall with broad shoulders and nothing from the store seems to fit her right. I cannot put her into stuff designed for much older kids as it is not appropriate for her age and she still wants little girl clothes despite her size. I used to sew a lot but haven't done much in at least fifteen years. I couldn't remember how to adjust sizing.

[@SewToFit]

Julia Bradley Oh, Julia, I do understand the frustration with available items for your daughter. I have a granddaughter in the same situation. Thanks for checking out the vids.

[@jackiegonzales4255]

This was such a great video, you're an excellent teacher. I hope to do this soon!

[@SewToFit]

+jackie gonzales Good deal Jackie. Thanks.

[@rojowell1ginger914]

Thank you for taking the time to put this video up. I tried watching a different video on the subject, and just got confused. Your video made much more sense! Again, thank you, are a God send! Have a great day!

[@NadoCrowFriend]

So VERY Helpful! With so many beautiful Vintage patterns ( that are generally, in smaller sizes) This method let’s us still make & enjoy, those great garments. Thank you for yet another fantastic tutorial!!!

[@noirprncess]

This is awesome. Would you please consider doing a series for beginning pattern work?. Your explanation here was clear and easy to follow.

[@SewToFit]

Thank you. I am working on a series.

[@BanDanaGramma]

Thanks for a great video. I am a plus size lady, working on losing weight, but wanting to look good while I do it, which means I need a good fit at any size! I have subscribed.

[@auntbssewingquiltingandcra3442]

Love your videos! Thank you!

[@reneemeyers6251]

Ditto!

[@SewToFit]

@@auntbssewingquiltingandcra3442 You are welcome.

[@SewToFit]

@@reneemeyers6251 Thanks Renee.

[@olajordan9951]

Best tutorial I have seen including a session I paid for. You are a remarkable instructor and I offer great thanks. Just discovered your channel.

[@mkawa1566]

Just came across this video after trying to follow others. This is most amazingly well taught and easy to follow video on adjusting sizes. Thanks immensely

[@beetlebutterfly]

So pleased would love to make a mother and daughter outfit however one pattern was not available in the size that I required, now I can make it possible, thank you :)

[@cristinastefan3283]

Great explanation!And to decrease,the same but in opposite direction ?Thank you!

[@ankimo1957]

THANK YOU! I have a lovely shirt pattern that's just a wee bit too small. I've just finished altering that pattern following your clear, concise, EASY directions! Thank you so much for posting this. Now to sew it all together and see if it fits!

[@MichaelRiosOrigins]

Thank you Thank you! I have went from Blog to others and your instruction is simple, to the point and illustrated beautifully.

[@lindaklein6994]

WOW I've been sewing for years and I just learned alot of pattern enlargement tecniques.Thank You so much. What if the pattern is not Multiple Sizes?I'll be looking for more of your tutorials. Excellent presentation.

[@SewToFit]

+Linda Klein thanks linda. I am gonna get to more videos.

[@omarmalek4702]

السلام عليكم ورحمة الله شكرا على الموضوع

[@Joshadowolf]

Oh my gosh! You are a genius!

[@SewToFit]

+Joshiplier thanks 🙏

[@jennbolt6439]

Oh my gosh! I absolutely love you! You’re the best instructor ever! Thank you so much!

[@skittlism32]

I just started sewing and this is by far the easiest to follow video explaning how upsize a pattern. Thank you so much for this.

[@MrsChonkeyMonkey]

lol I did not realize a year ago I left a comment lol lol well one thing is for sure you know I really meant it lol Be Blessed once again. I was looking at these type of videos because I purchased a simplicity pattern and their size verses the correlated inches are not normal. ex. a woman that wears a size 28w is not typically a 44 inch waist. unless all your weight is I suppose below the waist line i.e. hip area and down. So, after spending 20.00 for a pattern I decided to refresh my memory so when I open the pattern if it doesn't fit I am going to change it instead of buying another size. Sorry this was so lengthy, but maybe it will help someone else to know. Again ty for your skill and time. Sonya

[@SewToFit]

And again, you are very welcome!! Thanks for taking the time to comment again, this all is no problem. Keeps me on my toes. Much appreciated Sonya. As for the simplicity, I really don't know these sizing considerations. It seems most patterns, even mine, the measurements adjust with the design.

[@00000midori00000]

This is great thank you! I'm using an old pattern that has had the larger sizes trimmed off and I need to grade it up to one of the larger sizes again. One question, I have a piece where the difference between size 7 and 8 is 3/8' and between 8 and 10 is 6/8'. I'm increasing 2 sizes. how much do I need to increase for each size increment?

[@SewToFit]

00000midori00000 do one size at a time. From 6-8 use the 3/8" and then for the 8-10 use the 6/8". That's a 1" grade and then a 1.5" grade. Read my blog post- www.sewtofit.com/2011/07/making-grade-matter-of-size.html?m=0

[@00000midori00000]

SewToFit thank you. I think I get it...with my pattern for sizes 12 and up my grade is 2", would I be adding 1 1/8" per seam?

[@iamreneestewart]

this is the BEST tutorial on grading I've ever seen

[@vsl071]

I've watched SEVERAL videos on this and this one is by far the best!!!! Thank you!!!!! ❤️👌

[@SewToFit]

Wow, thank you!

[@156aliciasy]

wow. do u teach classes? i want to learn to sew so bad

[@SewToFit]

alicia sy yes. I do teach online and in Houston. See my blog for lesson information. Www.sewtofit.com

[@crimsondiva82]

how do you know how much more fabric or elastic to buy

[@SewToFit]

+crimsondiva82 Thanks for joining the live streaming. I hope you got all your questions answered. Thanks for being such a good sport. Laughter help me do what I do for you all. Ad.

[@crimsondiva82]

SewToFit I think I've opened a can of worms lol... I didn't realize how much stuff I needed to start this sewing thing

[@SewToFit]

+crimsondiva82 You will go far watch me my trusty student!!!

[@crimsondiva82]

SewToFit I'm actually coming to Houston Wednesday for Lion King at the Hobby Center I already told my husband I have to stop in Katy lol

[@michelleyoung7364]

Thank you Andrea for a simple but information pack tutorial . The content was very easy to understand .

[@Karina-kv9ep]

THANK YOU!!!! This was PERFECT for a beginner like me to completely understand and follow. I really appreciate it and all the work you put into this.

[@nicolejosan6364]

Dear, you forgot to mention that grading patterns your way is MUCH MUCH easier if you have the luxury of using the metric system. No fiddling around with "maybe 3/16th of an inch" but just millimeters. Simple and easy.

[@SewToFit]

+Nicole Josan Certainly better with metrics. Thanks for the tip.

[@nicoleyoung0511]

Haha I was thinking that while watching the video too

[@Barbara63121]

You are brilliant. Thank you for this wonderful work of pattern grading. I have been cutting the original pattern and am so happy that I will be putting another paper on top of the original. Great tip about ironing pattern to make static electricity. I love your presentation, pace, and camera work.

[@SewToFit]

Thanks so much Barbara! I really appreciate the feedback.

[@sheilastewart9643]

I love you! With Covid and no classes you are heaven sent!

[@SewToFit]

I'm all smiles now. Thanks Sheila.

[@lorierdman2284]

I just watched my first of your videos. There will be more. I want thank you for taking me back to what I learned in the beginning, which was a very simple way of increasing a pattern. Thank you.

[@SewToFit]

You are very welcome.

[@sparklinggem8625]

Thank you so much for the clear instructions. I had no idea how to do that. You make it look so easy. Have a great day!

[@cynthiaslater7445]

I am so glad I found this video. I have a favorite pattern I have "outgrown" but I did not know how to alter it up until now. Your demonstration was easy to follow and so thorough. Thanks!

[@SewToFit]

You are very welcome.

[@erinburks344]

I'm so glad I found you on here! Thanks so much for making it so much easier and understandable. I have everything that you have to learn how to enlarge patterns I have over 200 vintage sewing patterns from the 1940s to '60s. I want to enlarge them some for myself and some for others. Thank you so much I will be watching your other videos too

[@SewToFit]

This is so exciting. I need to take a closer look at the vintage patterns. Are they mostly one size only?

[@terricovill8487]

VERY good demonstration and explanation of the " how and why" flat patterns are initially designed and how to alter the pattern to fit exactly as you'd want.

[@SewToFit]

Thanks 😊. I’m glad it was helpful.

[@aimster2084]

Thank you so much for this video- I bought the wrong size pattern and had to grade up three sizes. I couldn't have done it without you, thanks again. :)

[@SewToFit]

You're so very well. I really appreciate the feedback. Thank you.

[@janissharkey7174]

I just watched this again after two years, and I am still happy you shared this knowledge. Great job!

[@SewToFit]

Wow, thanks!

[@elizabethproctor1463]

Great step-by-step instructions. Very easy to duplicate. One of the best sewing videos I ever seen. Thank you!

[@SewToFit]

Thank you very much Elizabeth.

[@jas8815]

I can't thank you enough for this detailed tutorial. I've been looking for a particular style pattern for a blouse forever. I finally found a vintage pattern that's exactly what I want, but not in my size. I bought it anyway, not knowing exactly what to do with it...but now I do! Thank you so much!

[@SewToFit]

Glad it was helpful!

[@daniellejones3101]

Thank you so much for this video!! I looked at several and could not understand the process. This was so CLEAR and easy to understand, the best one I've seen. Thank you!!

[@SewToFit]

Wow. Danielle that’s such a lovely compliment. I happy you found it helpful. Your comments keep me coming back with more.

[@elainejohnston5088]

This is the BEST up grade to a pattern I have seen. So informative, so clear. You are the a wonderful tutor. I am a novice sewer and I understood every part of your video. Thank you so much.

[@SewToFit]

What a great thing to hear. Thank you very much!!

[@hon3yd3w]

Thank you so much for this tutorial! I have never graded a pattern before and have only been sewing 4years. Your video is very helpful and well structured! Thanks again! 💙

[@SewToFit]

Thanks 🙏 Honeydew.

[@scorpiouknow]

This helps me tremendously, I'm sure I'll be able to finish the project I'm working on now...a 50's vintage dress, a Simplicity pattern 1459 k5 I'm doing for a young lady as a costume. My problem was increasing the bust line from the size of the pattern which is a size 12. My first time doing a woman's dress, and it is a challenge but I know I can do it. Thanks!!!

[@elizabethhatfield2115]

That was the best explanation of grading a pattern I have ever heard/seen. Thank you.

[@SewToFit]

Thanks so much for the feedback Elizabeth.

[@bohemiansusan2897]

Than you for making this video. It's the best I've ever seen and it removes all complications in grading.

[@SewToFit]

Glad it helps. Thanks for the feedback.

[@katieirish5765]

Brilliant! Thank you so much for doing this video. At long last I know how to modify a pattern; something I've wanted to do forever!

[@vonnepoo]

honey, this video is amazing. this has been the easiest tutorial so far to understand. thank you so much!!!!

[@CarolanneBrazeau07]

your explanations are SO clear and simple , this video is everything I needed and more !

[@SewToFit]

Thanks Carol-Anne. Happy to know.

[@sharonwaters5631]

Thank you Andrea for your excellent tutorial. You have made what I considered to hard to even consider to being able to prepare a professional paper alteration.

[@SewToFit]

Glad it was helpful!

[@pinspatience4525]

Your explanation is clear from the perspective of a novice at sewing. I think I could adjust a pattern from this instruction and be confident of the end result. Thank you.

[@SewToFit]

Good deal....happy to know it helped you.

[@aquariusblack6356]

Ooh, I'm so excited to do this! I bought a couple patterns that are one or two sizes too small, so this is perfect!! Thank you so much for making this easy; I'm a beginner in all things sewing and this will be so helpful in making my own clothes.

[@SewToFit]

It’s great to finally be able to move forward. You are welcome.

[@sunitalal1591]

your tutorial was fabulous, so detailed and yet not complicated, I stitch for my grandkids and this simplified it so much for me to change patterns as they grow older. Thank you

[@SewToFit]

Wow, stitching for grandkids is so much fun. Those patterns miss the middle sizes as they grow. Thank you so much for the feedback.

[@angelarobichaud9286]

I've tried a few videos and so far yours has been the easiest to understand. Thank you so much for posting.

[@SewToFit]

You are welcome Angela. I'm glad they are helpful. If you want to check out more that I post go to my blog. madmimi.com/s/b6cc59

[@944gemma]

Wow. What a great video. Can’t thank you enough for such a well explained explanation and demo. 79 years old, but never too old to learn. Thank you for posting.

[@SewToFit]

Cool. So glad it helped. Definitely never too old. Thanks for checking in.

[@andrewglasmacher]

Great tutorial! I love how detailed you are. Thank you, so much for posting this!

[@florencecathcart9588]

This is wonderful! You make it so simple and easy! I was despairing that I would ever find a pattern that fit me! Thank you so much for this video!

[@SewToFit]

That’s great. I’m glad it helped.

[@janicek6399]

I've watched this twice, and probably will a couple of more times! So APPRECIATE the info!

[@anniedrivestractors8062]

Very Excellent video!!! Thank you!!! The best drafting/resizing video - I've been altering patterns since I started sewing for my own kids (they're over 30 now!) but you made it immensely easier and showed the tools needed- I never ever used a french curve!! I can relate to your counting out the measurments . . . . half a sixteenth!

[@SewToFit]

Glad it was helpful! 😝 imagine me saying 1/32nd. lol. 😆. I wish folks would get used to metrics.

[@missymiss8622]

Absolutely the best & easiest explanation of grading I’ve watched. Thank you!

[@SewToFit]

Great to hear!

[@gailashby]

Wow! You are a great teacher! I learnt SO much - thankfully before I put scissors to fabric!! I hope you’re still blogging

[@SewToFit]

thank you Gail. I appreciate you letting me know. Feedback is good encouragement. I am still teaching online. www.patreon.com/sewtofit if you are interested. Thanks.

[@barbararickman8543]

MARVELOUS! I am not at experienced with sewing at all and I have a pattern I have to altar up. I feel as if I really can do this. The pattern is very simple so I really think I can do it!

[@SewToFit]

Just take your time and you will get the gist Farley quickly. Try a simple top with a few pieces first.

[@Riddisfavorites]

this is the most helpful video I have ever watched on youtube thank you so much for sharing this great information!

[@mikomikeal1817]

Thank you so much for this video! My husband is a very difficult fit so I thought I'd try making his dress shirts instead of paying hundreds for a custom dress shirt. I purchased a pattern but I'm finding I have to make adjustments. I was at my wits end with I found this video! Thank you so much for the clear instructions!!!

[@melissamybubbles6139]

I've been using a regular ruler I probably got as a kid for school, and an old yard stick. Thank you for impressing upon me the usefulness of a transparent grid sewing ruler.

[@SewToFit]

Now that’s a breakthrough. Sounds great. Onward and upward. Now go get that French curve ruler.

[@melissamybubbles6139]

@@SewToFit Okay. Thanks.

[@whitneyjordanwilson]

This video is amazing!! I was gifted some really great patterns that aren't quite my size, now I can use them!!

[@yaseminrivera8136]

Absolutely Wonderful Video! Thank You. I just received my 70’s Vintage Pattern for a super adorable Woman’s Overall and i realized that I definitely have to Grade up! A little intimidating for someone who just got started to Enter the World of Sewing and Designing, but because of your Video i feel very Confident. Very clear instructions with a very charming Vibe that gives you a “you can do it - Energy and a feeling of Ease. Thank You.

[@SewToFit]

Hope you’ve made progress. Checkout my membership for more instruction and help. www.patreon.com/Sewtofit

[@NellBelle]

Thank you, thank you, thank you. You can bet I will be watching all your videos. Thank you.