How to CUT 720 Degree, 1080 Degree, and 1440 Degree Peplum flares basics | Quick Sewing Tips #16

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[@kwnewark]

Finally someone that KNOWS how to explain clearly!! Great job

[@LearntoSewAcademy]

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[@chetachukwuugwoke9170]

Thanks a million times for this wonderful tutorial 😍

[@LearntoSewAcademy]

You’re welcome 😊 Glad it was helpful.

[@ukwanduvictoriaijeoma2003]

I'm not done watching it yet, but let me pour my heart. This is the best illustration of the 720°&1440° peplum. You are just too much ma, more knowledge & strength to ur elbow.

[@LearntoSewAcademy]

Aww....thanks so much for your kind remarks, and for watching my videos :) Glad the video is helpful.

[@shipeolutolulope8205]

Thank you mama....I was able to cut my 2 steps flair easily today God bless you ma

[@innocencyike5630]

Oh my God, I have not seen it explained in detail like this. You are a born teacher. God bless you and thank you so much.

[@LearntoSewAcademy]

Amen. You are welcome. Thanks for watching and leaving your feedback.

[@maryosilama513]

I'm glad I found this video on Google because I was almost giving up on learning how to make up. I have watched a lot of videos on how to cut this different degrees peplum but I could not understand. Thanks a million

[@olwethumaseti8666]

Excellent tutorial, thank you for sharing and God bless you

[@LearntoSewAcademy]

You are very welcome. Thanks for watching!

[@deborahdurowaye186]

You're a teacher 👍

[@tariebiowei-tongu3425]

You are a very good teacher, God bless you Ma

[@LearntoSewAcademy]

Thank you! God bless you too!

[@Joandomcouture]

Explicitly well explained

[@LearntoSewAcademy]

Thank you so much for your kind words! I'm glad you found the video to be explicitly well explained. I'm glad my content is helpful to you.

[@Nanahemaadepa961]

I just feel like sitting in a fashion lecture hall but I am in my room mum u r a great teacher . God bless u with more knowledge .thank u for helping me a common apprentice to be like u . God bless u once again

[@innocencyike5630]

My dear sister you have just given me job to doeeee. I cannot stop watching this your tutorial. Nothing has been this clear to me as this tutorial. I could not get it from other tutorials. It was so confusing to me but since last time I watched it, I am having fun with circles that I am obsessed now. I want to make exactly what you have on this tutorial. How many degree peplum is one. Will six yards be enough for the top and six pieces long skirt, if not what kind of long skirt will six yards make with the top in your tutorial. My God will forever bless you. Thank you so so much

[@LearntoSewAcademy]

😃😃 . Glad the video has been helping. How much fabric you need depends on the size of the individual. You can do a 720 or 1080 degree peplum and can also add horsehair braid (crinoline) to let it stand firm even more. I have a video on adding horsehair braid at kzbin.info/www/bejne/b4iufIyniMtnbZY

[@oluwakemitoluwanimi5058]

Wow diligent lecturer,that's great.

[@LearntoSewAcademy]

Thank you!

[@BagLadyStaCJ]

I'm a beginner seamstress...you have explained this perfectly! You made this sooooo easy for me to understand Thank you so much!! Be Blessed, Stacie J

[@LearntoSewAcademy]

You're very welcome. Glad the video helped.

[@bossladypgist8335]

This is wonderful tutorial thank so much

[@LearntoSewAcademy]

You're so welcome.

[@patienceejem3846]

Well detailed, thanks

[@faithagwaciousfaithagwacio7956]

Thank you ma.. But how did you get that 6.28 to divide the flare

[@yezelachitapa4551]

This is very well explained thumps up,now l understand l have been watching other videos and l couldn't understand the differences between 360,720 etc peplums but now l have understood very well thank you so much for this video you're the best💖

[@LearntoSewAcademy]

So happy the video helped. Thanks for your feedback :)

[@chiagoziemiracle8532]

Thanks for sharing ma.

[@LearntoSewAcademy]

You're welcome :)

[@channellwoods]

This was very helpful and clear thank you for both these videos

[@LearntoSewAcademy]

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[@kemisoyoye2168]

Thank you very much for this kitchen I really learned a lot today thank you God bless

[@LearntoSewAcademy]

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[@chinweamarachi1194]

Good work

[@theresaopara2823]

Very good illustration!!

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[@greatify7721]

I'm much grateful MA, keep it up.

[@LearntoSewAcademy]

You're welcome. Thank you for watching.

[@greatify7721]

MA please can you make video on how to cut an off shoulder princes cut dress and six pieces gowns and six pieces blouses. Please I need simpliest way for easy understanding. Thank you very much.

[@LearntoSewAcademy]

@@greatify7721 , your request is noted; but have you seen our video on making 6-pieces blouse? You can watch it at kzbin.info/www/bejne/m3S3pZiubKqog7s

[@vernonmonyepartivp9055]

Thank you so much ma. I always enjoy your lectures

[@LearntoSewAcademy]

You're welcome. Thank you for watching my videos :)

[@ugohaustina9081]

God bless you ma, very helpful

[@LearntoSewAcademy]

Amen. Thanks for watching. Glad the video helped.

[@scoker267]

Thank you for the excellent explanation! I understand now 😊

[@LearntoSewAcademy]

You're welcome. Thanks for watching.

[@agboadasefakorbenedicta6475]

I really understood

[@LearntoSewAcademy]

Glad the video was helpful.

[@ayiloyetimothy5915]

God bless you so much ma.

[@LearntoSewAcademy]

Amen. Thank you.

[@janetjoshua4242]

I really appreciate ma God bless u

[@LearntoSewAcademy]

Amen! You're so welcome, Janet.

[@adeapperels219]

Thank a lot.

[@LearntoSewAcademy]

You're welcome:)

[@patishola4092]

Thank you so much ma , well understood

[@LearntoSewAcademy]

Happy to hear that. Thanks for watching.

[@aviwaomar439]

Wow ❤️

[@onifavourtemilade6335]

This is a wonderful tutorial. But ma I have a question.. What's going to happen with the two inches on each circle when making a 720 or more peplum flare?

[@LearntoSewAcademy]

Hi, I'm not sure I understand your question, but I'm assuming you're referring to the sewing allowances? Those should go away when you join your circles together, since you'll take them in as your sewing allowances.

[@cleopatrascloset8412]

So glad to have found your channel! Your teaching method is the best to understand. My question may see strange, but I am in the U.S. and need to know if the math is done in metric or imperial measurements. Thank you to eternity :) Charlene

[@TheSonita]

Someone answer her please

[@LearntoSewAcademy]

It's imperial. I use inches. Thanks for watching.

[@cleversakkie7948]

Thank you soo much ma'am

[@LearntoSewAcademy]

You're welcome :)

[@fatimahrauf4259]

Tnx so much ma God bless you U r amazing

[@LearntoSewAcademy]

You're welcome, and thanks for watching my videos :)

[@adesinatomilola575]

Pls ma,Do you have a fashion school?????this so amazing

[@olayinkavanlinthout558]

Please Ma! Can you teach me how to cut front and back armhole together.

[@LearntoSewAcademy]

Have you watched my video on armholes? Here's the link if you haven't: kzbin.info/www/bejne/h4CZnJSLrsyIqrc

[@olayinkavanlinthout558]

Yes but i don't get it,can we chart on WhatsApp.

[@vernonmonyepartivp9055]

Pls ma, as a beginner that I am pls how can I perfect sewing straight and curved lines? I find it so difficult

[@LearntoSewAcademy]

First, keep practicing. Don't give up. I'll be doing a class in the beginner sewing classes I started two weeks ago on sewing stitches. Be on the lookout for that. Here's the last sewing class video, if you haven't seen the videos already: kzbin.info/www/bejne/eqSmnadvh7OrrdE

[@m.jchannel6192]

Pls where do u get that 6.28 ma'am dat is my problem.thanks Soo much

[@LearntoSewAcademy]

It's a mathematical standard derived from calculating the radius of a circle. C=2πr where π=3.14. 3.14 is a proven math standard. You'll have to go into deeper research if you want to know how the mathematicians came up with that :) 2π=3.14x2. That is 6.28

[@lovelinendelle7658]

More knowledge

[@LearntoSewAcademy]

Thank you for watching :)

[@auntiefoladiycorner3860]

Goodafteernoon ma. Please can u teach me how to cut different styles. Am just a beginner. Also, how can I cut a 180 degree flare? Thank u Please can I get your WhatsApp contact ma?

[@patienceejem3846]

Well detailed, thanks

[@LearntoSewAcademy]

You're welcome. Thanks for watching!

[@adesinatomilola575]

Pls ma,Do you have a fashion school?????this so amazing

[@LearntoSewAcademy]

Thanks for watching. I'm in the US and have online classes :)