How to Sew a Mitered Corner | Shortening Suit Sleeves

[@jessepoopoo]

This is the most simplified version I’ve seen. And thank you.

[@SweetCorn4]

I had all but given up on ever finishing a sleeve like this, but now I can't wait to try again!

[@AspiringGent]

Let me know if you need any help my friend!

[@glennhynes5263]

Man, I have been looking for this content for ages. Love it.

[@johngriffith744]

Excellent video and love ❤️ the new venue - hope it's everything you've worked so hard for .

[@AspiringGent]

It was! Thanks!

[@mariobravo8253]

Congratulations 🎊 I've been binge watching 👀 your videos. Since yesterday ❗️

[@tanjowil9743]

This video was super helpful. Thank you.

[@rosejacks8662]

Thank you, the best tutorial for a mitered suit sleeve.❤️

[@eileenturner9932]

Fabulous video

[@tigergreg8]

You always make this look so easy. 😄

[@AspiringGent]

Thank you! Lots of practice.

[@ms.cherry7609]

I took tailoring in school while ago. Was asked to hem sleeves. I forgot about this but knew about it. My kid right now hears me screaming. Tailors are fucken hot. I’m amped. Thank u I appreciate u and my professor Marcia Roberts at Palomar College of San Marcos. We have a great fashion program.

[@thatxonexguy5438]

Easiest way by far. Tried it myself and it works perfectly 👍 Every other video makes it look complicated as hell lol

[@AspiringGent]

Nice job!

[@kimberlysism]

Its hard to see on that dark jacket what is happening 😕

[@crissie-cristhianzencuadro8341]

Hi there I was wondering if you can make a episode how to shorten lining on a suit jacket

[@dewaynebooker2344]

Hello, I be been watch you tutorials for a while now. And I find them very helpful to say the least. I have developed a problem with my pant hems for some reason they a developing a ripple in the hem what do I need to do to fix it

[@relaxrelax981]

Another great video Lewis, thank you. I recently sent you a question about how to make a new placket and you thought it was a great idea for a new video. Do you have any idea when you will be able to film it?

[@AspiringGent]

Should be coming in the new year batch.

[@alialg1621]

Hi I love your beautiful working But you usu black cover in your table and work with black material 😵‍💫 next time use black and white or other unmatched colors I wish you all the best man

[@AspiringGent]

Haha every time I get to the pressing stage I think that but its always half way into filming. I'll try better next time 👍🏻

[@cperkins6510]

Random question but what chalk do you use? Always seam to make perfect marks easily. Been really enjoying your channel for some time. Best of luck with the shop.

[@joni5960]

I had the same question regarding chalk brand, ingredient, etc. Many aren't of good quality.

[@thatxonexguy5438]

Carmel superglide iirc

[@AspiringGent]

Great question! amzn.to/3oIXhOa is what I use. you can use amazon or wawak

[@crissie-cristhianzencuadro8341]

Thks do all your videos very nice !!!!

[@relaxrelax981]

Hello, Can you please explain where exactly you are marking the fabric to make the mitre? I ask because when I am sewing the mitre the end result is that the edge that runs parallel to the seam is not dead straight, it turns inside and is at an angle, whereas your mitre, when the sleeve is turned the right side out, your nee mitre is running dead straight with the preceding seam so that it all looks organic. Very impressive. Sometimes I achieve this also but it is a fluke. I have tried a few things but none achive the fluid organic continuation of seam to a straight mitre, one straight line. How do you achieve this? Also, where did you buy your sleeve ironing board? Thank you very much

[@relaxrelax981]

Hello again, Maybe another equally important question is why are the mitres that I have done running at an angle from the preceding sleeve seam?

[@GlennThokle]

This could be a great tutorial if I could see the black jacket on a black background! A different color jacket would be so much more helpful.

[@relaxrelax981]

Why an inch and a quarter?