Sewing a shirt (design #85 from Lutterloh's supplement No. 321

[@LaureTonto]

Pas de blabla inutile,une musique douce et reposante,une démonstration en temps réel, merci beaucoup pour cette excellente vidéo , elle va bien m'aider 😊

[@OlgaBoyko_atelier]

My pleasure!

[@jacquicardillo4537]

You did a beautiful job with this blouse, and the video was a pleasure to watch. French seams, burrito yoke, very nice!

[@sewmuchfashion831]

Very nice job! I learned a lot from the tutorial. I need to make that blouse. I really enjoyed watching your video! Thank you so much keep them coming!!

[@barbaramatthews4735]

Very detailed information. I could follow and understand this well. You have good skills at sewing and teaching without words.

[@pdias8469]

I had bought the Luterloh systems a long time ago. I can watch now on utube. Thanks. I like the system very much.

[@maryreinert4447]

I like your music…wonderful job on sewing ….and beautiful cat!

[@jacquesenecal7923]

This was a great video for learning how to construct someone to sew up the pattern, TY

[@annmaines4964]

I’m really enjoying your attention to detail. Lovely.

[@OlgaBoyko_atelier]

Thank you!

[@AngeVPV]

Great technique to conceal the seams!

[@genafuscaldo6373]

Love your process ❤ wish I could do that, I’m so new to this system and am very confused

[@janej813]

Beautiful fabric, beautiful music, beautiful shirt. You are sew talented, and I was lucky to find your channel. I just subscribed.

[@OlgaBoyko_atelier]

Thank you! 💖💖

[@janej813]

@@OlgaBoyko_atelier Your VERY Welcome

[@ullie.dienadelfee4396]

Ein sehr hilfreiches Video von dir. Vielen Dank ♥

[@sewingnola3640]

A french seam on the sleeves! Interesting 🧐

[@lynnries7729]

She made it look so easy that I'm going to give it a try!

[@1955aline]

What a great video, what a great tutorial….. thank you so much

[@denisehoward7703]

I’m very interested in the burrito roll can you give another demo video to help a beginner?

[@OlgaBoyko_atelier]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/fIeZdqyLqbaebqc check out this video starting from 2:30.... 😊

[@julietssemugabi9190]

Very neat thanks for sharing

[@sewhappy4643]

Olga, first of all you are an amazing seamstress. Do you have a finished view of the Lutterloh blouse? Also, what do you think about Lutterloh patterns? Are they designed correctly? Do you like the way they fit?

[@OlgaBoyko_atelier]

Thank you so much! I haven't tried to make something close-fitted yet. But I am very satisfied with the other models.

[@suzysewsnv4445]

Love your tutorial!! How did you know exactly where to draw the pocket flap on the front? Thank you! PS Cute kitty!❤🐈‍⬛

[@carhenful]

Me ha encantado, que gran trabajo!. Muchas gracias

[@leslietaylor1570]

Wonderful video! I’m going to try this blouse now!❤️ but on the sleeve how did you know where to place the notches for the opening at the cuff where you hemmed in between. Did you fold sleeve in half and mark where the dot was? Thanks again for the video!

[@maryamn8569]

How do you finish the seams? Beautiful work 👍

[@OlgaBoyko_atelier]

French seam

[@marshapowell2054]

😍😍

[@sveta_eta]

Отлично ♥️

[@charlottejones7341]

I am poor and I need to make my own clothes

[@barbaramatthews4735]

Sewing is an expensive hobby.

[@charlottejones7341]

@@barbaramatthews4735 I am between sizes 8 10 13 14 15 and maybe 20this is why I need to make my own clothes

[@gerriebell2128]

@@barbaramatthews4735the initial cost is higher than store bought, depending on where you buy them. BUT home sewn garments last a lot longer than store bought, and if you make classic styles, it saves you money in the long run. I still wear clothes that I made 5 or 6 years ago. Better quality fabric and better seams and custom fit make for longer lasting clothes that you enjoy wearing because you picked the design and fabric yourself, and you can get a much better fit.

[@francagatto3970]

Per favore puoi tradurre in italiano grazie