Awesome CUFFS: Lengthen your sleeve or fold them up. 3 ways to refine fit: shaped & on the bias.

[@SuzySunshine]

i love your videos and your attention to details, Karina. You are very good in explaining and videoing exactly how to do things. It's all very clear and your videos have been helpful. Thank-you and happy sewing!🌷

[@nataliestanchevski4628]

I love these general sewing videos because I do a lot of hacking and self drafting. I think it's important to understand why pattern pieces are shaped the way they are, how they fit together, and how to alter them to change the look and fit of your garments even if you are following a pattern.

[@deb.m.7458]

Great segment on sleeve cuffs. Missed the fashion show. Looking forward to seeing the thrift. Great content as usual ❤🇨🇦👍

[@Cynthia2v]

Great tips and the reasoning behind.

[@zainylainy1]

It’s very helpful! I love cuffs.

[@sewmytroublesaway]

Fabulous! Helpful and clear, thank you!

[@alisonborton9721]

That is so good to know that Karina. Thank you for your attention to detail.

[@eileenmccallum1239]

Fantastic video Karina, many thanks.you are a sewing genius

[@lindak8664]

This was so helpful! I hate the way cuffs don’t ‘fit’ their sleeves holes right, poking out or bunching up. This is fantastic information to have tucked away for future use. Thankyou for explaining this so thoroughly 😊

[@ZeldaSews]

Hi Karina. This information was great.

[@suewilbur504]

This is brilliant!! Thank you for sharing.

[@karenbensdon4643]

Mind blowing!! Thank you for this tutorial.

[@judykski4916]

I really enjoyed your video on refining cuffs, especially the tip about cutting the cuff on the bias. I'll give that a try the next time I make a Melody Dolman.

[@susankidd9963]

Fantastic tutorial Karina.

[@grammykcutter6374]

As usual a great tutorial. You are so good at the small details that make a garment look just so much better and professionally made. Thank you for all your tips.

[@SharonMasciana]

Very helpful video on cuffs!

[@daleluxford6767]

This is very helpful, thank you!

[@laurajones4088]

Very helpful video! Thanks, Karina,

[@jwhitty8172]

Thank you very helpful

[@dianemontavon5670]

Great video. Thank you for sharing your knowledge with us. I would never have thought of this, but it makes so much sense to do it with the angles...

[@emilyrosenzweig9946]

This is fantastic -- going to use this on my next Melody Dolman!

[@lorraine9057]

I love this channel!

[@victoriahannah1633]

This gave me a idea for sewing my next dress. Working on my first dress right now.

[@julsbendandi9374]

THank you so much! This video as so informative! I had no idea you could add cuffs like this! I will be doing this a lot in the future and I‘ll always think of this video when I do. Awesome! ❤

[@maryhull531]

Very helpful . A great tutorial .❤

[@blufaerie]

This is so helpful! I have a sleeve I want to extend. Thanks!

[@ewabaumann9461]

This exactly what I was looking for! Thank you Karina it's very helpful :)

[@noeleengayjess8416]

Thank you Karina for another great video. You are a great teacher. I was wondering if you could do a video on 1/ how to extend short sleeves to long sleeves. 2/ sleeves to a dress or top with no sleeves. Many Thanks and happy sewing.😅

[@deniseroot7105]

I loved this!

[@carolynhoppe3196]

This is very helpful! Great timing for me. I am doing a hack with a cuffed tee and your technique will be used! Thank you Karina.

[@carolynhoppe3196]

I used the "cut in" edge of an add-on cuff, cut on the bias with a shell top that I was refashioning. Your technique and process worked very well. Thank you.

[@kathyskagen6210]

Thank you so much sharing you expertise. I always learn something from your videos. This video on dolman cuffs is just what I needed. I made a clone of a ready to wear dolman top and had so much trouble with the turn up cuff. Now I understand why. 😁. I'll be making another one of those dolmans but this time the cuff will be a breeze thanks to you.

[@patgottshalk8808]

Sew Smart!!!

[@linsly754]

Hi Karina - your videos always teach me great techniques and give me the confidence I need to keep sewing clothing. I have a fabric question. You do lots of beautiful crepe and chiffon garments. My question is - do you use polyester versions or silk? I notice when I shop online that the polyester chiffons are always more my style in print and color for some reason, but I feel sheepish about using poly versions. So I guess I’m hoping you’ll say you use whichever you find, either silk or poly, whichever you like! Thanks for all the great teaching you do!

[@michelleduncan9965]

I need a tutorial on how to add an only SLIGHTLY flared (bately a bell shaped) KNIT cuff to the end of each long sleeve of a light weight sweater - so that it will extend the cuff by about 3 inches & blend well. I have somewhat of an idea from this video but I've not sewn in years, so I really need a specific tutorial as described above. I hope you can post one. Meanwhile, I will play with making a soft paper pattern; pinning it onto the end of the sleeve to see how it might work & look.

[@LiftingPinsandNeedles]

Your request is very specific. I can’t take video topic requests and it’s outlined in my community guidelines. Making a video is a lot of work and I try to keep the topics general so that they will appeal to a large group. I hope you understand why I’ve never offered requests for super specific topics.

[@LiftingPinsandNeedles]

Your request is very specific. I can’t take video topic requests and it’s outlined in my community guidelines. Making a video is a lot of work and I try to keep the topics general so that they will appeal to a large group. I hope you understand why I’ve never offered requests for super specific topics. Just as a suggestion, use the slash and spread method to add a slight flare to your cuff.