How To Draft Sleeve Pattern Professionally

[@damaros1]

Thank you very much for the most detailed explanations you freely give .

[@bkukubo]

Love your tutorials. They are really easy to follow and for the first time I have successfully attached a sleeve to the bodice and it fits well so thank you!

[@laperycollegeoffashion8737]

Wow! Good to hear that. Weldone👍. Keep learning and growing

[@belovedthread]

I've looked through many tutorials on sleeve pattern drafting and I've found yours to be the most comprehensive thus far such that it includes truing all in one tutorial. Thank you!

[@antoinetterichardson9301]

I am so happy I found this channel. I cant wait for it to grow. It's the most accurate teaching. I was hoping and praying to find one like this.

[@laperycollegeoffashion8737]

Amen and thanks

[@adielgulliver7525]

Thank you so much you videos are very informative I will follow everything you do

[@kushemererwadaphine6810]

You explain very well. You are such a generous teacher. God bless you

[@olwethumaseti8666]

Great Video. You made my day! I have been looking for detailed explanation on how to draw up the curve of the sleeve. All other videos tutorials I watched did not provide an answer for me. Thank you, I got what I have been looking for all along. God bless you my sister

[@laperycollegeoffashion8737]

Glad to hear.. Thanks for commenting.

[@macomaco4916]

Best tutor thus far

[@laperycollegeoffashion8737]

Thank you and thanks for commenting.

[@neevydee6103]

Excellent video. Thanks so much for your teaching. I love your energy :))

[@laperycollegeoffashion8737]

Thank you 🥰

[@ekifelix-idahosa6929]

I really appreciate you, you are truly the best

[@lolitadundas5647]

Thank you very much for the tutorial i really appreciate it thanks again

[@laperycollegeoffashion8737]

You are highly welcome madam.

[@ekifelix-idahosa6929]

Wow. Explicit. Thank you very much enjoyed the video tutorial

[@laperycollegeoffashion8737]

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[@slrcouture]

Thank you 🙌🏾 I’ve been patiently waiting for this 🤗 you are the best. Can’t wait for the armhole and princess dart 🙂

[@mercyaigbedion1837]

Weldone. Honestly I didn't regret subscribing to this channel. Thank you very much for the good work your doing

[@laperycollegeoffashion8737]

Uwc madam

[@ijeomaonwujiuba3094]

Best video on sleeves.....👍👍👍👍👍👍pls ma , assuming it's a princess dart bodice.....do I take the arm hole circumference after joining d fabric?taking note that seam allowance is already added on d bodice.i await it response ma.God bless

[@laperycollegeoffashion8737]

You can only measure armhole after fabric had been joined if you are doing free hand. But for pattern, even if is princess, you contour on your sleeve pattern( paper) to make it align with that of the bodice.

[@niksansan]

Thank you very much!

[@favourakudochuks6220]

Woo woo 🙌 👏 I appreciate this detailed video. Thanks again. God bless you more. Pls is there any formula for inches apart from CM. If yes pls share with me because I was lost at a point in this CM 😆. Thanks

[@omajuu4698]

Very nice tutorial..thanks Lapery

[@laperycollegeoffashion8737]

You welcome madam and thanks for commenting.

[@noratackey-otoo1678]

Amazing 👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾

[@laperycollegeoffashion8737]

Thanks

[@saliyajayanakantha7656]

good .good very good. surper.

[@laperycollegeoffashion8737]

Thank you 🥰

[@imeldagalant4300]

Lovely lesson. Once again, on point! Can u please convert this into a butterfly sleeve pattern. TIA

[@laperycollegeoffashion8737]

So sorry, I thought I did respond to your comment until now. Sure you can convert to any sleeve design. Thanks for commenting.

[@emmanuelndi2778]

You are so good.so on point

[@maureenudofia8328]

Thank you very much for this

[@maureenudofia8328]

Pls do these same calculations apply when working with tulle, since it's stretchy?

[@olujideoluwole3746]

Thank you for the detailed video. Please, I can't raise my hands after fixing the sleeve. Please, how do I correct this. Thanks

[@laperycollegeoffashion8737]

Kindly check the bodice armhole depth and also the circumference of the sleeve armholr

[@CreativeDIY_Syle]

Thanks so much🙏🏾 please how do I convert it to a double sleeve like is done for blazer?

[@laperycollegeoffashion8737]

You mean 2 piece sleeve? It's very possible. Just a little modifications.

[@CreativeDIY_Syle]

@@laperycollegeoffashion8737 yes two piece sleeve. Thanks

[@susanram4339]

Can u sure how to make a two piece sleeve too please

[@laperycollegeoffashion8737]

Okay

[@tinarosescraftandsews7361]

Great job girl

[@temitopeadeniyi3827]

Thank you so much for this detailed tutorial. However, my question is how do I modify this block for a 3/4( just a little below the elbow) or short sleeves length? Do I need to take my wrist measurement for that too? Thanks in anticipation of your prompt response.

[@laperycollegeoffashion8737]

Thanks for commenting. The thing is you are to draft your BASIC sleeve pattern full length like I did. At anytime you have to do sleeve, you will transfer from the BASIC pattern to your working paper, the length you want depending on the style at hand.

[@temitopeadeniyi3827]

@@laperycollegeoffashion8737 okay. I'm grateful for your prompt response.

[@iverenashleymadza]

Best sleeve drafting tutorial ever! Well done! I need a little clarification please. For the elbow location,is it sleeve length/2 +1 inch or sleeve length /2 - 1"?

[@laperycollegeoffashion8737]

Thanks for commenting

[@laperycollegeoffashion8737]

It is sleeve length divided by 2 plus 1

[@veenam.r9802]

Thank you mam.god bless u

[@laperycollegeoffashion8737]

You are highly welcome

[@saliyajayanakantha7656]

how is draft short sleeve. sleeve length 5 inchens.sleeve open 13.

[@laperycollegeoffashion8737]

Thanks for commenting. But didn't quite get the question. Sorry

[@iwueseukange7164]

Thank you ma.

[@fridamariafrancis]

Thankyou so much

[@gracenamadi908]

Job well done. Please can you teach six pieces skirt with details. Thanks

[@laperycollegeoffashion8737]

Sure, coming soon

[@chiragamin7462]

Nice sleeve cutting but please maam inch measurement cutting video

[@shaymaaramadan91]

Why you didn’t added ease allownce

[@nwammaobi4092]

Thank you.

[@mercyagbir9326]

Thanks so much sister but I am lost in the calculations.

[@treasuresaunders1960]

Hi this this sleeve is 46.5 cm .is it 18 1/4 in inches.thks .awaiting your reply

[@laperycollegeoffashion8737]

Yes. You are very correct.

[@treasuresaunders1960]

Thanks much

[@emmanuelndi2778]

Please what will I be dividing with what if I choose the inches instead?

[@laperycollegeoffashion8737]

This method and its formula/ calculation was worked upon severally before the final conclusion. It is best done in CM. Using inches will lose its authenticity. Thanks for commenting

[@emmanuelndi2778]

@@laperycollegeoffashion8737 oh OK.thanks a million,love you

[@wendybelle7354]

Hi love your teaching so far.but I'm still lost on how u get 14.5cm a little clarification please

[@laperycollegeoffashion8737]

There are guidelines/ formulae. To know your armhole depth, use ⅓ of armhole circumference minus 1cm..( you would have measured the bodice armhole circumference both front and back summed together then do the division.

[@wendybelle7354]

Ok thanks

[@shaymaaramadan91]

We don’t add ease ?

[@laperycollegeoffashion8737]

Yes ma. No ease. When taking round sleeve measurement, we don't make it cling to the skin like bust and hip. We understand that muscles contrast at the region. Hence no ease. Thanks and sorry for late response.

[@mercyagbir9326]

Thanks so much sister but I am lost in the calculations.