Drafting Sleeve Sloper, Professional Method

[@momzilla9491]

Thank you for this awesome lesson. Not only did you teach us how to draft the sleeve sloper, but you taught us the exact relationship between the sleeve cap height, and the arm hole length. Should be a marriage made in heaven! Best of the new year to you!

[@christophersartorial7671]

Thanks for you kind words.

[@dianneunderwood8456]

I've been learning to draft sewing patterns over the past few years. For the sleeve, I began using the diagonal line and points at various amounts to create the curves and then discovered the Quarter-fold method which I find easier to follow. However, your tutorial was so interesting -- haven't seen a sleeve made from the armscye method before and really like the result! Thank you for explaining this so clearly and think this will be a great one to use when drafting for a 2 piece sleeve.

[@ksnod9779]

I've watched a few of your drafting tutorials now and I think I'm going to start with your videos before bothering with any one else's anytime I need to learn (or re-learn) pattern drafting skills. Your methods are exactly what I learned in fashion school and you teach it at the right speed. There are some other good tutorials out there, but I always feel confident that I'm doing it right when I follow your tutorials.... and my patterns have come out perfect the first time using your method instead of having to constantly second guess my work when I use other tutorials......THANK YOU!

[@christophersartorial7671]

That's great to hear, Kelly. I'm working on more.

[@withlovestephaniedenise7024]

Chris, I have been sewing for 4 years, self-taught and have always struggled with sleeves and the arm hole. Thank you for clarity! I appreciate you.

[@elizak1]

I found my bodice was slightly bigger. So may increase the size of my sleeve to see how that goes when made up and fitted. Your instruction has been very beneficial and easier to understand than most others I’ve come across. Thank you.

[@millicentaustin9397]

This is the best and most straight-forward video on drafting sleeves I have ever seen. So glad you didn't feel the need to include distracting background music or a wordy video introduction. I also liked the pace of the video. I'm really looking forward to your pant drafting video. Thanks so much.

[@christophersartorial7671]

Thanks Millicent. A pant drafting video is in the planning stages, but may take a while. Skirt draft is next.

[@evelynreyes8510]

I agree with Ms Austin.

[@donttrackmebro6164]

I agree!

[@benprince1212]

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[@emmanuelskyler7000]

@Ben Prince instablaster ;)

[@AA-gu4mw]

I am almost don’t drafting my dream dress by following your tutorials. All that’s left is the sleeves. You are a gifted teacher. Thank you for the time you put into these videos!

[@amcuadra2]

Wow... I'm loving your channel!!! And am learning so much. I have to watch the videos several times in order to get it right, but it's working. You are an excellent teacher, hard to get bored with you! Please continue posting new ones. I really appreciate what you do. Thanks a million!

[@christophersartorial7671]

I'm glad to be of service. I've been busy, but I hope to produce more videos soon.

[@judym414]

Without a doubt the most straightforward instruction I've seen. After watching the bodice videos I was able to draft my own...and it worked!!! I scoured the comments of this one to see if the skirt half was coming soon. So happy to see that it is so that I will have the whole dress!! :) Thank you so much for sharing your expertise and hope by now you are feeling better.

[@vanitashriyan9802]

One of the best example of sleeve draft with such a detailed clarification. My search ended with this video. Experience says a lot. A very big Thank you for you Sir 😍

[@wulfrenne]

Thank you! I have been fighting with sleeve and armholes for a very long time. As a big girl, most instructions for makings slopers don't seem to take that into account. Your method works exceedingly well. I only had to make an adjustment of 1 cm. I am looking forward to the rest of your your videos. They are clean, logical and precise. Just the way pattern drafting should be.

[@christophersartorial7671]

Thanks for you comments, and I'm glad you find the videos useful.

[@s.fuhrmann]

Being older and "curvy" and a little wonky because of surgeries it has been a real struggle trying to get clothes to fit. I have bought many fitting books, watched fitting videos and gotten so frustrated I was ready to quit trying. Then I came across your drafting video's.. I made my first sloper this week and couldn't be happier. I had to fuss with the shoulders ,sloping and forward , a bit but I am so pleased with the way the muslin turned out. Not perfect but so much better than the others I tried. Watched this one for the sleeve and will tackle it tomorrow. It may take me another week because I know I will have to fuss with it too but all in all this has been the first time I have felt positive about my sewing since I could just open a commercial pattern and sew many many years ago. Thank you so much. And more videos please. LOL

[@christophersartorial7671]

You're very welcome Daisy. Patterns are rarely perfect the first time, even mine. Drafted patterns must always be fitted and adjusted as necessary. Glad to hear that it's working well for you.

[@s.fuhrmann]

Definitely looking forward to more of your videos . Hope you are feeling much better now.

[@suzanaalvares3677]

Wow Chris, your instructions on drafting a sleeve is so simple than most of the videos I've seen till date..literally went bonkers only trying to understand...hope this works for me. Thank you!

[@timdodd4131]

Have been drafting sleeves for many years using various methods. They never completely work. But this draft was perfect first time. Amazing stuff. So simple and accurate. Thank you , your video is much appreciated.

[@withlovestephaniedenise7024]

Chris! I did it! I followed your instructions and the sleeve fit to the T! I’ve sewn for years but just getting by without truly knowing what and why I’m doing it On this Thanksgiving 2018, I give thanks to you, sir. You’re truly a teacher. Bless,

[@christophersartorial7671]

Thanks for the kind words, Stephanie, and I'm glad it worked for you.

[@abdulwasiuabdulsalam5335]

I must confess that I never understood the jargons in all the pattern drafting books until I came across your channel and everything became clear. I'm a self taught seamstress and I have been able to develop some few other patterns such as princess seam and even bustier from your basic bodies block with perfect fit. I can't thank you enough for what you've done and still doing. looking forward to more of your videos. Once again THANK YOU and GOD BLESS YOU

[@christophersartorial7671]

Such kind words! I appreciate it.

[@luoyisishimisi470]

Stayed up late. Didn't think I would be in for a treat. Then, I saw this in my recommendations. So glad you decided to do this tutorial!!! Thanks a bunch!!!

[@awake1807]

Thank you sooo much Christopher! I used your method to draft a fitted bodice sloper for a client and it worked perfectly! Thank you for sharing however, can you do a tutorial on drafting pants for women? Thank you for this sleeve as well. Your methods are the best!

[@christophersartorial7671]

I'm looking into doing a pant, however; it's quite involved. Many professional pattern makers would rather work from an existing pattern, or rip up a pant to extract the pattern, rather than starting from scratch.

[@luoyisishimisi470]

Yeah, I know. That just doesn't cut it for a flat pattern drafting geek like myself. To me, it's a form of art mixed with anatomical numerical science. Good things come to those who wait ( patiently ). So, take your time.

[@keeviljoseph3556]

I appreciate you sharing your knowledge Sir. May God bless you richly.

[@alvaplays7833]

Just picked up sewing about a month ago, and I have successfully drafted my first patter and bodice thanks to your instructions 💖💖 thank you!

[@rebeccaestrada744]

thank-you Christofer for teaching us how to draft this armhole ,and other drafting technics. I love the way you teach. Very easy to understand, and thoural. Have a great day!

[@christophersartorial7671]

Thanks for the kind words Rebecca.

[@frogzone7250]

This is THE best , uncomplicated method I’ve every seen, you explain simply, what and why you are doing... thank you so much , you’ve given me the confidence to finally try and Make my own.

[@christophersartorial7671]

Let me know how it works out for you.

[@frogzone7250]

@@christophersartorial7671 ... Just need a friend to help me take the measurements. But a couple of weeks and lockdown , hopefully relaxed a bit, I’ll be ready to go!

[@anisibrahim8676]

Im a newbie. I watched so many videos. Surprisingly professional method is much easier to understand. Thank you. And i feel im in the real class.

[@christophersartorial7671]

I appreciate it. I wish you the best.

[@udemeetok1974]

wow sir! this is amazing, thanks for sharing your knowledge with us, this tutorial is the best I've seen, and you take your time to explain in details, I appreciate your video sir, thanks a million!

[@christophersartorial7671]

You're very welcome, Udeme. Stay tuned for more.

[@zayaprangden1167]

Thankyou so much for creating this channel. I have very recently started sewing, went through a whole load of confusing videos to finally find yours💓 And now, I only trust you! Please keep updating, weekly monthly yearly, doesn't matter. But please don't stop sharing your tutorials, master! Yes, Master.🦋

[@christophersartorial7671]

I'll do my best.

[@85ROSAB]

so glad i found you! I've watched a few of your videos over the past hour.. SO helpful! Thank you for explaining everything.. the whys and why nots.. So very very helpful. I leave other tutorials with so many questions..and end up wasting time, watching 30 different videos before i get all answers to my questions... Not with you! Thank you!!

[@christophersartorial7671]

Kind of you. I enjoy sharing what I've learned. I'm not trying to sell you anything.

[@NS-xc3it]

Really excited to try out this method of drafting sleeves. I have now read about a few different methods, but they all draft the sleeve without using the "eye" method, and they seem to include some arbitrary numbers that I'm not sure where they come from. Your method is so straightforward, and I think it's easy to see how this method corresponds to fitting the body! Trying it out soon. Thanks!

[@felliesweetie]

I used this method to make my sleeves. They turned out perfect! I still can't believe it! May God bless you!

[@christophersartorial7671]

I'm glad it's working for you.

[@cookiessewingstudio]

I've never seen this method before. It's amazing! So well explained. Thank you.

[@LiwaySaGu]

now i understand why the sleeves are shaped that way. just pure genius! thanks for explaining and sharing

[@jessixyooj]

I’ve watched a few ways to make sleeves and this is by far the best one. thank you!!!

[@christophersartorial7671]

I'm glad you like it.

[@mariettacarn8191]

Thank you. The simplest and well explained sleeve pattern tutorial.

[@lolainma3218]

I love your teaching style.. I wish I had you in school.. or teachers like you.

[@abdoabdoabdo9538]

Realy I cant find great words of thanks could suit your great work you made in your lessons.but you have my all respect.

[@gibraltabago]

This is the first time I am seeing a sleeve drafted like this and I like it! I think it will have a better fit.

[@kichiwimzizidaktari5030]

Thank you so much for this video. I have watched many, many videos to learn to draft a sleeve that fits my arm. Using your method was very successful.

[@christophersartorial7671]

Sorry for the late reply. I'm glad you found the videos helpful.

[@rdmss]

Where are your new vids? We need LCD and pant rise and more...I certainly recommend you for all old guys like me, 70! This is so good. You explain what the others screw up. And the dog barks are cool. Excellent Instructor, you keep it clean, clear and simple for all to understand. From what I have seen of the similar vids, those "instructors" need to watch your vids. Seriously, your vids out shine the other sites.

[@christophersartorial7671]

I'm blushing! Thanks a lot. I'm not a young guy either. Did I say that I've been a pattern maker for more than 35 years.

[@lizsewingtropical1438]

Wow. First time I come across the armhole eye. This might finally help me to create sleeves that fit. Thank you.☀️

[@tybabs-alli6717]

Your tuts are the first I perfectly understood, though have drafted the sloper, I haven't made it yet. The sleeve is super simple the way you drafted it, it had always been a challenge to me. Could you please do a gown sloper. Well done!

[@gillunsworth2162]

I am sooo glad that you are making videos on pattern drafting, I'm 65 and have been sewing for over 40 yrs, but never made my own patterns. I'm looking forward to you showing us different styles of collars and necklines to add to the bodice pattern. Keep up the good work.

[@christophersartorial7671]

Thanks Gill. I hope to show you more soon.

[@christophersartorial7671]

I'm sorry for the long wait between videos. I'll try to get the next one out sooner. If my voice sounds strange, it's because I had a cold when recording it. I was also shaking a bit more than usual.

[@Franglishpodcast]

Christopher Sartorial get well soon and thanks for the tutorial

[@renesalinas4704]

Christopher Sartorial i been sewing and drafting my patterns for quite sometime now and the sleeve has always given me trouble..lol so glad i found your tutorials on drafting and I have to say the sleeve pattern is one of the easiest I've seen.. a thank you and hope your doing well. Looking forward to more videos.

[@sofiesg]

yes your sounds so slowly i do not know what you say for several minutes. 😥😥

[@donttrackmebro6164]

It's perfect.

[@sanaali2447]

Please make more videos 🌷🌷🌷🌷🌷🌷

[@donnaharrington3850]

That was so educational it made it fun for me to watch. Thank you! I’m subscribed!!! Donna

[@gladyssolanke5118]

Your videos are precise and easy to follow, Please I'll really appreciate if you could post more videos. Thank you so very much

[@susanyamamoto7705]

Thank you so much! I love all your tutorials. This worked very, very well for me.

[@dixitapatel4283]

Cool explanation! Loved all your videos. Please keep making them as I'm always looking out to learn new ways of drafting patterns. Thank you so much 💓

[@tigerbutterfly7784]

Thank you for making this video. I'm a beginner at sewing and you have made this so simple I really appreciate it! :D

[@lolainma3218]

Please come back, Christopher.

[@vasanthkandasamy928]

Awesome explanations! Easy to follow. None of them have explained, so clearly like this. Keep Rocking

[@christophersartorial7671]

Thanks so much.

[@minkymandy6065]

Chris, these really are fabulous tutorials. This is the first time I've seen in draft the origin of the term 'armscye' (arm's "eye")! I like the way you give the rationale behind everything you do. And you take your time sufficiently so that we can process everything instead of the usual 'rush and hype' videos. Thank you for inspiring us!

[@christophersartorial7671]

Thanks for your kind words, Amanda.

[@amaliatianca3062]

This clarity is simply magical ! Thank you for sharing this method ! Now does the same method apply to a low cap sleeve ?

[@christophersartorial7671]

This method can be used for a low cap sleeve, however, I typically draft it differently. I hope to demonstrate one soon.

[@gretawood7332]

You're a great teacher. I really enjoy your videos. I'm currently working on the bodice videos. Thanks for taking the time to make these videos😉

[@christophersartorial7671]

You're welcome. I hope they work for you.

[@paul-oram]

The arms eye! - I will never forget this - brilliant

[@christophersartorial7671]

Thanks, but I didn't invent the term, and there is some controversy as to the use of the terms "armseye" and "armscye". See Jake Visconti's comment and my response.

[@rosejacks8662]

Thank you so much for teaching your method for drafting. You are truly a wonderful teacher!

[@christophersartorial7671]

You're very welcome. I've been busy, but hope to have do more soon.

[@evelynreyes8510]

Thanks Mr. Christopher for all your great teachings. I really appreciate you fine work!

[@christophersartorial7671]

Kind of you to say.

[@zanapwilliams9388]

this tutorial seems so much easier than the ones I've tried. very informative. can't wait to try it. thanx a stack

[@christophersartorial7671]

I was taught the complicated, text book methods you see so often. Working in the industry for years, I developed methods that worked just as well for me, but were much faster and easier. That's why I did the videos.

[@sandyasoyza4771]

this is the best Method . Thank you so much Sir !

[@christophersartorial7671]

You're very welcome.

[@markusmulder_]

That is such a beautiful tutorial! Thank you! You are a great teacher!

[@christophersartorial7671]

Thanks. I've only done a little teaching, but I enjoy it.

[@Khadija.B.]

Thank you so much for your new tutorial. I joined your channel hoping that you'll appear again and you did 😃. You're the BEST.

[@christophersartorial7671]

Thanks for your kind words.

[@chrisfromtx9089]

I enjoyed this video very much. I know I'll watch it several times to get it all. Thanks.

[@christophersartorial7671]

Thanks Chris. As I mention in the video, adjustments may be needed in the sleeve cap height and upper arm width in order to match the armhole circumference.

[@hazelblair6634]

Chris Von Hausen I have watch this set of videos a few times now. not because i don't understand them . just because i don't retain information very well . i make notes and have saved the videos to my favorites so when i am ready to start i will work along with Christopher and stop and start the video.

[@puledressdesigns]

Thank you for sharing! I have never seen it done this way, so interesting. Thank you!!

[@christophersartorial7671]

You're welcome. I hadn't seen this method shown before either, and it has worked well for me for years.

[@dewisusanti3598]

Will you make tutorial for low cap slevee?

[@Sheba_316]

Thank you for this Chris, very easy to follow and the outcome is clean.

[@christophersartorial7671]

I'm glad you like it.

[@alexacoca_]

Thank you so much, your explanations are by far the best ones i've been able to find and comprehend

[@velvetstitching3631]

Wow! First pattern draft I. Understood! Great lesson! Thank you!

[@ukapila]

Hi, this is very good. I tried it and I'm so happy my sleeve look very nice. Thank you so much. Please keep adding more videos.

[@christophersartorial7671]

I'm glad it worked for you.

[@channellwoods]

You are very detailed an I enjoy your videos. I was wondering if you can do a video construction the drafted pattern so far. Thanks!

[@christophersartorial7671]

I'm not sure what you mean by the drafted pattern so far. I'm currently working on a skirt sloper draft. I may then show how to join them into a dress sloper.

[@sydneyhatch2360]

I am dumbfounded! If I can get this to work, this may be the easiest and best way for me to draft sleeves from now on

[@christophersartorial7671]

I hope it works for you. It typically takes some adjustment of the upper arm width and cap height in order to match the armhole circumference.

[@LS-vq2or]

wow this is the only method I’ve seen that accounts for both bicep and armscye measurement and it sounds super good !! I’ll try it when I have the time to get back to it I hope it works on my figure

[@catherinaantat4475]

Thank you for the video. Please show us how to draft a short shirt sleeve. I can do the long sleeve method. And the bodice drafting method its working great for me. God bless you for sharing your knowledge and wisdom.

[@luluh2019]

Thanks for this tutorial. I recently discovered your channel and only drafted and sewed the bodice slower yesterday, using your first two videos. It worked extremely well and was desperate to find out how to do the sleeve. I spent about two hours last night trawling KZbin and various blogs trying to find out how to do this - I was left very frustrated and confused as none of them referenced the original bodice to see if it would fit. I'm so excited to try this today. Will you be doing a two or even three part sleeve tutorial at some point in the future? Stay well.

[@christophersartorial7671]

I'm glad it's working for you. I'll be demonstrating a two piece jacket sleeve soon.

[@minnieshao8108]

Love your tutorials and I watch all thank you

[@Ugoeze4207]

Hi Chris, thanks for the tutorial, you've not posted any video in a long time, I hope you are fine?

[@dewiaja8958]

finally after I wait so long. Can't wait for the next video. So far your method is the best and make sense for me. i try to learn some traditional method by myself and it didn't work for me. but i can understand you video😊

[@JustFifaThings]

Gimana mbak? Berhasil kah buat nya? Udah pernah buat apa aja dari tutorial tutorial di channel ini? Penasaran soalnya saya juga pemula pengen tau hasilnya..

[@sherryhere8498]

Delighted to see this✨ Thanks Chris!

[@orcamum]

A-MA-ZING!!!Thank you, thank you, thank you! Finally !A full video on this! (It WAS jaw-dropping for me when you folded the paper and traced the line to end up with the curves! )The bodice video was brilliant too! Can't thank you enough!

[@christophersartorial7671]

Wow! Such high praise. Not sure I deserve it. These are draft methods I have used successfully in the garment industry for years. They were different from what I was seeing on KZbin, so I thought I'd show them.

[@orcamum]

Christopher Sartorial Show us more!!!I really want to learn pattern drafting for my personal use as sewing is a passion for me and you are the only person who shows details such as these...I mean FINALLY, I even understood why it's called a sleeve eye! Hahaha! Excellent!

[@anitahaynes6171]

Just found your channel. Hope the coming year will be kind to you. Thank you. These lessons are so clear and easy to understand that I think I can do it. I 've tried other systems . I am ready to start my sleeve. I have paper and tools and will be following this video. I plan to redo my bodice sloper which was another technique and doesn't fit. Your way seems more useful.Please keep doing these videos. Do you have workshops or books?What you do is an art.

[@christophersartorial7671]

Thanks Anita. Sorry, I have no books, perhaps one day. I work full time making clothing and accessories. Let me know how your bodice and sleeve turn out.

[@bellacucina3209]

I'm making a peplum knit top with elbow sleeves. Would I use ease at all for a jersey knit, i.e.? Love Love Love your simple and concise tutes. Thank you forever.

[@cigdemcayoglu7002]

The best sleeve pattern drafting👏👏

[@christophersartorial7671]

Thanks much!

[@sueengland3949]

Wow. I have only just discovered these tutorials. Completely idiot-proof! Thank you so much.

[@christophersartorial7671]

I'm glad you like them.

[@lindaabraham8715]

It would be cool if you could discuss sleeves typical of the victorian era and shirtwaists, in which the shoulder seam is typically back of the current standard, and the sleeve is divided into a back and front, with a curve at the elbow.

[@guapitatessa]

Thank you so much fofr sharing your talent to us. I love your teaching easy to understand.

[@christophersartorial7671]

Nice to hear. I hope the techniques are working for you.

[@TimelessFashionNZ]

hi Chris . I love sewing and I am self learning. Your tutorials are amazing. So easy to follow and understand. I love it so much. Thank you soooo much for sharing your precious knowledge and skills to us. Can you please do pants drafting tutorial too, if you have time? All the best for you. Lots of snuggles 😁😁😁

[@christophersartorial7671]

Teaching yourself is difficult. I didn't do it. Take classes if you can find them. They will prevent you from making many mistakes. I've been asked many times for a pant draft. It's in the planning stages, but don't hold your breath.

[@whatshername3158]

i don't know why but i had to do this over at least 17 times!!i nailed the bodice in an hour.this took five hours!!i'm a size 0-1 and my sleeve kept coming out looking like a sleeve pattern for a beluga whale.it was huge!it dawned on me after 15 failed attempts that i wasn't dividing the wrist measurement by 4 as well as the upper arm.i'd been sewing for 6 hours straight so i was tired too.either that,or i need to sew myself a new brain.

[@christophersartorial7671]

17 times??? I guess I need to give more clear directions. The sleeve can be challenging. It takes a bit of trial and error to get one that matches the length of your armhole plus any additional ease.

[@whatshername3158]

oh no,your directions were perfect!i was too tired but kept insisting!the bodice went just fine.i made a whole dress thanks to your tutorials.i was unable to do anything a couple weeks ago!so your directions are obviously very precise!i was wondering if you could show how to make a puff sleeve.i was able to make one based on a modification of your basic sleeve pattern but i would likke to know the proffessional method.thanx so much for your vids!

[@christophersartorial7671]

I may get around to showing a puff sleeve. I guess they are back in style. You might consider buying a pattern drafting book.

[@PfaffPfantom]

Thank you for posting this, I was having the same problem! I did this twice and both times ended up with a huge opening (in fact it was double of what it should have been!)... I too was not dividing the wrist by 4. lol. Entirely my own fault for not paying attention close enough.

[@joyjames6965]

This is such a cool way to make the sleeve. How would you use this method for short sleeve?

[@MrCassandrax8]

Thanks! I finally understood how to make a sleeve! 👍😊👋

[@christophersartorial7671]

Great! The real trick is to make sure it sews into your armhole.

[@anatgolan3973]

Thank you so much for this tutorial it is simply amazing. I am just wondering if you would consider making videos that show how you might design your clothing from this sloper

[@christophersartorial7671]

I may get around to doing a video like that, but of course the possibilities are endless. I suggest you get a good book on pattern making.

[@anatgolan3973]

That would be nice. Which book would you recommend?

[@christophersartorial7671]

@@anatgolan3973 One of my favorites is Designing Apparel Through the Flat Pattern by Kopp, Rolfo, and Zelin. Newer copies can be expensive, put you should be able to find a used one for less $.

[@hazelblair6634]

not only do i watch your videos i also read ALL the comments and it is official your videos are the best. i truly would love to see you at work with fabric. you and your system have made the impossible possible for someone like myself . i am looking for paper at the moment so i can get started. all so do you know where we could find the french curve you use. i have tried to find it online but with no luck so i just bought what i thought would do. it has not arrived yet. i only have one remark about the videos. you film with you paper side on and i find myself turning my head to see it as it it was the right way up lol lol Thank you again for making me feel that dress making is doable. x

[@christophersartorial7671]

I have not had any trouble locating the French curve online. Any of the ones with the number 6 shape should work.

[@shanicealexander9580]

I love all your tutorials. Will you be posting any new ones in future.

[@christophersartorial7671]

I'm hoping to do more soon.

[@shanicealexander9580]

@@christophersartorial7671 Fantastic. I would look to see a pants draft.

[@bluered605]

I LOVE! your channel!!!!

[@christophersartorial7671]

Thanks!

[@zanapwilliams9388]

hope I'm not expecting to much, but would love to see how you draft the pants sloper

[@christophersartorial7671]

Pants are challenging, even for professionals. If I can simplify the process sufficiently, I may do a demo.

[@solarwinds-]

How many inches to the first notch on the back of the arm? Is it also 3 1/4" like the front? Thanks for all your help!!!

[@shairaglazejoaquin7620]

This is so helpful. I really learned a lot from watching your tutorials. Thank you so much! ❤️ If you don't mind, could you do a video tutorial for the low cap sleeve? 🙏

[@christophersartorial7671]

I may show a low cap sleeve as part of a man's shirt draft.

[@shairaglazejoaquin7620]

Thank you! 😊

[@Asszel-3591]

Thank you for all tutorials.

[@christophersartorial7671]

You're very welcome.

[@magdamoller6118]

Pse upload more videos, I really like how you simplify pattern drafting..

[@christophersartorial7671]

Thanks. More coming.

[@allahassan2956]

I like it how easy you demonstrated Thank you

[@jsmixson]

Very nice! Thank you so much for this explanation.

[@clnbond]

Love, love, love. Thank you so much! 😍

[@allaroundnanay9091]

Thank you so much sir......very well explained 👏👏👏

[@tabithagracejones]

Thank you so much for sharing your knowledge - much appreciated. God bless you.Tabitha grace

[@christophersartorial7671]

Thanks for the kind words Tabitha.

[@vivienmarquaye1844]

If you have written a book I would definately buy it.

[@vita.1517]

Thanks for this video it is the most straight forward video I have seen, but I have a problem figuring out how to measure from the armhole seam to the wrist if I am measuring on a figure with full arm or on a person. Do I measure the length on the side of the person or the side of the arm being measured I am a bit confused. I know this video was done a long time ago. but I will really appreciate the clarification. Thanks.

[@christophersartorial7671]

If you have no shoulder seam from with to measure, then start measuring at the center back neck, over the shoulder, then down to the wrist. Subtract the half shoulder measurement when drafting the sleeve pattern.