how-to-make-a-dress - Centre Back lining construction full video

[@kate0173]

This is the greatest tutorial on the internet for making a lined and vented skirt. Thank you!!!!

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[@ogengwaba6059]

Great tutorial! Already a member of your sewing class and i say this with confidence " i make jackets as a pro" just within 6 months of watching your videos , you are a good teacher who takes time to explain.

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[@ancientloredude]

That’s the best explanation of how to make the back vent I’ve seen. Thank you for your detailed video.

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[@lizdeleonwerner5918]

The best video i've found on this specific task. Thank you!

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[@norahsouthwell7118]

Such a great tutorial. Thank you. Very clear and precise.

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[@garlicktuber]

I have searched and searched for instructions on cutting and sewing the lining for a back vent. I could not find a pattern for the lining. This was perfect! Thank you thank you thank you! My lined pencil skirt turned out GREAT! And now I know how to create the lining for the vent! Best tutorial out there!

[@MegaTinni]

Eva Hi, I am curious how you finished the bottom hem on your skirt. And also, did you attach your lining to the top of the outer skirt before attaching it to the vent? I guess so, but am not sure. Thank you for the help!

[@marielleadon8210]

Je ne comprends pas bien l'anglais mais vous avez si bien expliqué et montrer ce qui m'aide à comprendre. Soyez bénis

[@TreasureShama]

Thank you for this tutorial, indeed I've learnt something good, just about to make my skirt and will try this method. God bless you.

[@veronicasinclair2508]

You are an AWESOME teacher I’ve watched NUMEROUS videos on how to line a vent and if I’d seen yours first I would not have to go anywhere else. Thank you Thank you so so very much.

[@robbin5632]

Best tutorial-great job. Easy to follow AMAZING!!! I’m much more confident and will be lining my skirt. 🙏🏽

[@patriciaingraldi4719]

Excellent tutorial of a very complicated sewing challenge. Thank you so much.

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[@deborahspooner8046]

This is the one for me!!! SO CLEAR. The details explained in such a helpful way. I can SEE IT, I can understand it. I am about to do it. Will report results. Thank you very much, this is what I have been searching for.

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[@Elkycreates]

Brilliant! You are a great teacher. I've been looking for an easy explanation to how this is done and I am now confident to try it myself. Thanks so much. More videos, please!

[@TheDeborah89]

Wow!!! I've been looking for a tutorial like yours because I got stuck on how to line my dress with a back vent. Your tutorial is so clear and you explained it very well. I will now attach the lining of my dress!!! Thank you very much!!!!

[@guyboncajo]

I call it: the Master's work!!! Thank you for taking the time to make this video.

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Fabulous learning experience, you are clear and succinct. Very thorough. Thank you.

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I just found you and I'm thrilled!! You are a fabulous teacher!! Thank you so much. I've watch many videos on this topic and you are the best explained!! Great job!

[@ooobop]

Thank you so much. Very helpful and clear instructions. Hope to give it a go this week!

[@jasmineflower5454]

I just love this so much! Cannot stop,watching it! God bless u! Fantastic tutorial

[@jaynefederici9140]

Thus is great 😊. I have watched a few videos and was left so confused but this is so clear. I wanted to put a vent into a coat pattern which doesn't have one and now I can do it.

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[@VHgerie]

Thank you! This was exactly what I needed. Just finished my back vent and it looks great!

[@Ddress101]

Wow!!! Brilliant! This is the clearest instruction video on preparing and sewing lining to a vent that I've ever seen! Love you! Keep up the good job!! Subscribed for sure!

[@marianneguenat4349]

Merci pour cette vidéo. J'aime bien vous voir travailler car vous êtes très précis et c'est un travail super ! Bravo !!

[@vetervgolovy]

Thank you, thank you!!! I am so happy I've found your tutorial on this subject! It's the best! Now I can do the lining just like I wanted to! You're a great teacher! Thank you for explaining everything so thoroughly.

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[@Mo_mo26]

This is such a great tutorial, really useful thank you!

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Thank you so much for explaining each detail so anyone can do this easily.

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Thank you very much for this tutorial. It was exactly what I was looking for. Visually and verbally clear.

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[@GreenWillowLady]

I have been looking for this for ages - thank you for making the video! great help, cheers!

[@yasminejasmin4941]

So clear and in detail.Thnx.

[@lisahodges8299]

Really good explanation, I would love to hear fewer than three repeats of the technique at the same time, then the recap at the end so that I don't forget the information. Thank you for making this job easy.

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Brilliant tutorial. Your tutorial really help me a lot. Thanks

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Thank you so much! You helped so much, so clear and in detail, perfect job👍

[@cherry7526]

Love this so clear really helpful excellent tutorial

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[@divyavnk]

Hello, I Really liked the video. But I was hoping if you could instruct a little in detail on how to finish a hem in this case. Also would this kind of a vent be useful in a princes panel dress ? Thank you for the wonderful video once again !

[@miraclethankgod9989]

Hello I adore the manner you clearly explain this , like your tutorial ✅ thanks. Do you have one without lining.

[@inkofblackblood9157]

thanks for very professional finish sewing tutorial.

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Thank you for this wonderful detailed expalantion !

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[@dalsiahamilton2]

Perfect thanks for the direction

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[@dalsiahamilton2]

Yeah but the lined skirt with back vent is a challenge for me that's why I start to watch.

[@ny204193d]

@@dalsiahamilton2 Many thanks for the comment. I wish you every success with the back vent.

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Very good demonstration.

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[@CharlottevanderWalt12345]

Very good

[@squinternet1]

You are a fantastic teacher! I cannot understand how do you do the hem? .......also I cannot find the video regarding the first technique! :-)) thank you so much indeed! you are amazing

[@ny204193d]

Hello FeeShion. There are 2 ways that you can do this, blind hem or attaching the lining to the hem, the neatest being the latter. If you are going to attach to the lining fuse the hem and attach from the inside just like you would with a jacket hem. If you are going to blind hem, again fuse the hem on the inside and blind hem by hand. Do not pull the stitches tight, just enough so that they are laying flat against the hem but not loose. This will give a really nice finished blind hem.

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[@Acajou310]

Love it! Thanks so much. Been trying to figure this out for a long time 😊.

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[@darius3264]

you explain so perfect ,thank you

[@EuphemiaGrubb]

Tremendous ! So clear. Thank you.

[@ny204193d]

Hi Kendy4 The board is a extra wide ironing board from Brabantia. For the pattern construction and sewing we use a 3 metre long table by 1.5 metres wide.

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Good teacher

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I just subscribed to your channel!!

[@jeminiro]

This is the most helpfull video ever on this subject! Very clear an good explanation. Thank you very much! Now I only wonder how to finish the hem neatly, do have an advice for that?

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[@ny204193d]

Hello. The way that i construct a dress is to create the front panels first, then construct the back panels including a zipper if it has one. Then onto the lining, attaching the lining to the neck front facings and the same with the back attaching the back neck facings to the lining. When you have created all of the panels mentioned above you should have 4 sepperate parts, the front & back main panels and the front & back lining panels with neck facings attached. - Continued in next reply

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Great results!!!

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Thank you Soooooo much this helped me alot......

[@ny204193d]

If i was to make a strapless dress i would then adopt to make the outer body of the garment first, then the lining in full second. When complete i would attach the lining to the body of the dress leaving the lining as a floating lining (not attached at the bottom) I would then hang up the dress or put on a maniquin to attach the vent with pins first this way you can adjust if needed, when the lining is hanging and there is no sign of pulling, continued on next reply.

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PERFECT!!! I love this!🙌🙌🙌 perfect!

[@sradefarras]

HI Michael I am new to your channel and new to sewing. I really liked your placket video tutorial and this one too. Tell me please, to do the blind hem, do I need to buy the hemming foot for my machine? Thanks for your generosity Michael!

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[@sabineamsellem1807]

Merciiiiii beaucoup j'apprécie beaucoup cette video elle est tres pédagogique. jai enfin compris!

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Dress attachment continued - Open the dress out and construct the vent, i would suggest pinning the vent in place and then hanging the dress up to see if the vent is lying correctly and not pulling, this way you can monitor and adjust the vent with pins before you sew it. When the vent is in and hanging correctly, attach the side seams together and you will be nearly there. If your dress has sleeves, set in now and the finish off the dress with the hem. I hope this helps you Regards Mike

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thank you my sewing teacher

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Thank you very well explained

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[@annlouise-julie5736]

Thank you so much! Very clear, detailed tutorial. One question - I prefer to keep the 2.5 cm back seam allowance for the zipper. How do I go from 1 cm for the kick pleat seam to 2.5 cm above it, without creating an obvious puckering?

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[@sewjourner2134]

fabulous. well done.

[@annickbrennen8779]

Hi, Thanks for an effective demonstration. What is the standard depth of a vent used in industry?

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thank you this helped me so much!

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Excellent!!!!!!

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Thank you so much.

[@jitendervasudeva1943]

here it seems easier, but will it be easier when the whole lining is stitched with the whole coat

[@marielleadon8210]

Merci beaucoup

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je suis tres contente de trouver toutes ces leçons meme si je ne comprends l anglais beaucoups mais votre videos et la façon d expliquer sont tres claires je vous remercie bcps j aimerais bien nous faire une leçon comment faire l entoillage a une veste tailleur homme et son montage avec doublure

[@trudyachenbach4268]

Can you explain why you used fusible on the right side as you can see the fusible on the right side of the finished garment.

[@kendy4]

Thank you for the videos! I would like to ask however , what kind of board do you use for ironing? Or is it a table lined with some sort of fabric?

[@najonbrand8028]

HI, how you would hem the centre back lining for a suit jacket?

[@frogzone7250]

Loved the video , although a contrasting thread might have made it easier to see.😁

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[@k.rankovic]

loved this! really well explained, thanks :)

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Magistral

[@MsAlicia03]

Hi ur sewing n teaching is really Gd. Cn u show how to draft slit Skirt with lining pls?

[@thhomer]

Amazing! Thank you so much for this! you've made what i initially thought was going to be a massive headache seem so simple. Your teaching style is perfect! :) Great stuff... is there a particular angle the diagonal of the vent needs to be?

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[@soniayoung1053]

This was excellent

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