Sewing a Tailor sleeve.

[@TheJudeJane]

Diane, your instruction is perfection made easy to understand and do, and thanks to the person behind the camera for great closeups!

[@cristalgreen7556]

Oh wow! My mouth actually dropped open when you showed the sleeve after sewing in the bias. I did not know that was possible! Sleeves have always intimated me, but I feel a lot better equipped to try again. Thank you for the great tip!

[@soulsinger1231]

When she says "oh my i God fits!" I felt that one lol. I can so relate. Thanks for the bias stripe tip!

[@SuperBenette]

Thankyou for saving my sewing carreer in these Covid times, I nearly threw away a jacket that scared me when the sleeves looked bad. Love you.

[@KD-ob1go]

I keep on watching your videos and learning new techniques, thank you! You are just perfect, never seen perfection before you! Had to say this...

[@oksoonshin4346]

Wow! Using a a wool bias tape for the ease of the sleeve head is a wonderful idea! Thanks a lot Diane.

[@buddy77587]

Some people just have a natural inclination at what they do and what they love. And you are one of those people

[@clodoaldosouzalopes3233]

She is amazing!

[@karinadaniel6267]

NOT EVERYONE HAS THE GIFT OF TEACHING. BUT DIANE does. It's a gift from GOD. Thanks for this tutorial. Love you.

[@rocio5920]

Woow, tailor sleeves are a challenge for most dressmakers (specifically for me) but this tutorial is just what I needed, thank you so much for your patience.

[@DianeDezieltoolfully]

Thank you guys! Merci tout le monde! n'oubliez pas d'aller visiter mon site Toolfully.com pour obtenir mes règles à grader! Don't forget to visite my website toolfully.com to get my new grading rulers! xo

[@SamirAmezian]

Diana!! You really made my life so much easier! Thank you so much for the tutorial. It's always a pleasure to see your videos. And a special thanks for the camera man who made time to film it!

[@TheSliverleaf]

My goodness this is so beautiful! I loved that you where so happy it fit because I feel that way each time I move from one point of a pattern to the next.

[@ywilliams1967]

Thank you for making this so clear. I'm working on my first set of tailored sleeves and its been a struggle to understand the pattern. Thanks for sharing your gifts.

[@creativeplanetjanet]

Diane, you are a master tailor and teacher. Thank you!

[@amolhappyshamolforever9026]

it's more than a tutorial. I always enjoy your videos. Thanks a lot.

[@gretabrown1408]

Great explanation of what you are doing in each step. I like the way you explain important details like the steaming and the notches. I get a bit panicky with sleeves but I am going to give it a go now and replay this clip at each stage of the process. Greta

[@kimrice8852]

Thank you so much for sharing your wealth of knowledge. It's worth it weight in gold. I don't have my grandmother with me any more, So you have become a wonderful replacement. God bless❣👗

[@DianeDezieltoolfully]

You could now participate to the traduction kzbin.info_video?ref=share&v=qEaIRIYNoiA

[@michaelhuschtt3823]

Thanks so much for this marvelous trick, Diane! It's worth gold and diamonds ❤️❤️❤️

[@studentRN81]

I have never seen that technique before, but wowzers is that an amazing tip for the sleeves!! Thank you!

[@wendynicholss6886]

Oh how I wish I could sew like you Diane! So fast, so confident! Brilliant video thank you

[@hk4672]

I wish I had learned that bias tape trick before. It worked perfectly on my last jacket but god knows I have struggled before, lol!

[@maryharvey724]

I love the bias strip technique. I'm going to practice. Very clear explanation and demonstration. Thank you.

[@veganvale5873]

You are my sewing angel, thank you very much. Greetings from Argentina!

[@bethduffus4598]

This is a great video. Your tutorials are a big help to me. You are so skilled!

[@hounamao7140]

That's what I call Skills. Thank you so much for sharing!

[@easanyu4412]

omg i hv competition tomorrow and this is so much helping since it's been a while i sew one!!! thank you, you angel!!!!!

[@withlovestephaniedenise7024]

Diana! My fav teacher.🍎

[@Moi-yg2zg]

Thanks for sharing your knowledge with all the necessary details in order to get a professional look.

[@renejames8207]

You sew beautifully. Very professional.

[@ranbirkaur1078]

The bias tape trick is unique and useful. Thanks a LOT!

[@prodigalus]

this video is amazing!! your art is beautiful, and the quality of your work is outstanding!!! thank you for sharing the secrets!!

[@rina2012ful]

Oh my. You are such an experienced tailor for attaching the sleeve to the bodice without the help of pins.

[@DianeDezieltoolfully]

Hello Rina, yes i did sew quite a few sleeves, but in sleeve we have a lot of notches reference (every about 8 cm) I find that no pin gives me more freedom to move it individually. Diane

[@screenwearstudio740]

Love the bias strip technique

[@en1909s9iah]

Your videos are great! I usually look at garments to get an idea how they're assembled, but seeing your explanation gives me a much better notion of how everything should be done, and each detail to remember. Could you do a video about shoulder pads perhaps?

[@DianeDezieltoolfully]

Thanks, this is a good idea, since they are coming back. Diane

[@eeVviiMusic]

Thank you so much for this video! I bought a suit pattern from bootstrap fashion, and the instructions are absolutely horrid and confusing! This video was SO helpful to me! Thank you! -Eva

[@irinaniva7602]

Diana! Огромное вам спасибо за мастер-класс.

[@chelseysujak6566]

Dreaming of being able not to pin!! You are so fluid❤️❤️

[@kyokochan6395]

Absolutnie fantastyczny tutorial😻

[@zanapwilliams9388]

Nice trick with the bias woollen strip, thanx.

[@parnianseashore]

Thank you so much for your best tutorials. I love you

[@paraboo8994]

I despise setting in sleeves so much, if it were up to me all garments would be sleeveless 😅 This is an awesome trick, I'll have have to try this one next time for sure! Thank you so much for this great tutorial ❤

[@sajardine4403]

this is great, thank you. Do you also have a video or raising the armhole for greater arm movement?

[@felicitythomson3397]

Thank you Diane. Beautifully explained! I will try this. A great technique.

[@aly3424]

I'm learning how to make a tailor sleeves pattern and I'm ok with those pattern I made but sewing is not easy, I don't evev know what should go first. Thank for your sharing and this video (also others of yours) helped me a lots. Blessing 🥰

[@annaandrea1731]

Thank you so much. I love your videos!!! Thank you for sharing your time and knowledge with us.

[@norakathleenbertoglio4414]

Wonderful tutorial Diane! Thank you so much for your time. Can’t wait to give this technique a try.

[@miriibenezra3359]

Hey You have great videos and I always enjoy watching them. Do you have a video on how to attach a lining to this sleeve with active buttons? Thanks

[@TheSterlingThimble]

I love the use of wool to create ease. Great technique. :D

[@jeannemarie9466]

Amazing skill, & patience in your teaching! Thank you very much! I already have more confidence! Thanks for your to e, also. Beautiful work!

[@rashmitharushi7057]

Very helpful 🔦love the way you describe every little detail ❤

[@MaevrickOfficial]

Thank you so much. I tried it and it came out perfectly.

[@zimishnova1246]

That's is so interesting sleeve to deal Vinaka.

[@glynishigham1893]

do you have a video on how to draft the 2 piece sleeve please

[@King-fm8zo]

Hello and thank you for your amazing lessons. May you tell me what method are you teaching?

[@sashaaanandini]

can we use flat dacron (kind of like quilt batting) for that wool strip? I was thought to sew gathers around the sleeve head before attaching the sleeve to the body. then sew a flat dacron that already shaped like the sleeve head, they called it Padding Ring, but it just added that bump around the sleeve head.. The gathers helped, but it's really hard to set the ease.. So far your way is the easiest I've seen and it's always perfect.. I tried sewing the Padding Ring first before attaching the sleeve, but because it's already shaped like the sleeve head, it didn't help with the ease at all...

[@patriciapereirasantos1674]

Muito bom seu tutorial. Gostei do elástico que colocou na cabeça da manga para franzir. 👏👏👏

[@renejames8207]

👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻 thank you for you generosity.🙋

[@danielbombonato123]

I love this technique , could you make a video about making the sleeve head by moulage

[@DianeDezieltoolfully]

do you mean when we shape it with the iron?

[@danielbombonato123]

Diane Deziel I mean, set and shape the sleeve on the dress form. Because it is so difficult to predict the volume by flat pattern.

[@zahramalek5402]

oh my God you'r the best teacher 😍😍😍 thank you so much

[@vilmalemus4919]

Thanks. As usual, the best.

[@nataraja87]

Your videos are so helpful!

[@antonioteul3590]

Thanks for sharing the details. Greetings from Belize.

[@casildagomez4298]

Ohhh thank you soooo much may God bless your kindness

[@shikinsaerah]

Omg. U really help me a lot. Tqvm for sharing the techniques. May god bless u

[@darinakalinova2180]

Al the best in 2020 and thank you very much. That is exactly what I was looking for. And have to make a little confession. I was never paying that much attention to notches 🙈🙊😂 Now I will.

[@hweyun]

Always enjoy your videos. Thanks~~~~~^^

[@imytipstricks3409]

Wooooooww amazing

[@user_name_redacted]

This is fantastic, should help with my projects a lot

[@bashiruatitebi931]

Perfect teacher. I love your videos. Please help me out on two pieces sleeve measuring and cutting process.

[@DianeDezieltoolfully]

Hello Bashiru, I saw you also sew my tailor sleeve pattern video and I did a Free PDF available on my WIX site dianedezie7.wixsite.com/toolfully/free-download The measurements are in both inches and centimetre with all the steps. Diane

[@anthonyxavier7964]

May I know what kind of bias tape u used?

[@anibeflair5757]

Your tutorial is indeed superb. However, this approach can as well be apply to attaching men's sleeve as well?

[@DianeDezieltoolfully]

Hello Attah, Yes, this technic is for all tailor sleeve, men, women and even kids. Also for jackets, coats and some dress. Diane

[@laurabarbato3204]

Super video, thank you! I am just wondering if one could use bias tape instead of a wool cut on bias? My question is because of a thickness factor with different fabrics. Again thank you for a super way of inserting a sleeve.

[@DianeDezieltoolfully]

Hello Laura, yes you could use tape bias, but in a tailor sleeve you want the thickness to fill the little bump. Diane

Bonjour Diane, vous utilisez une genre de mousse jaune pour le support de la manche . Quel est le nom de ce produit? Foam? Merci de vos vidéos encore super intéressant 👍🏻

[@DianeDezieltoolfully]

Bonjour Mijo, C'est une petite pièce de lainage (épais comme pour manteau) tailler sur le biais. je l'ai tailler moi même dans un restant. Diane

[@Mamasofian]

You are amazing golden hands u have

[@icebeautike]

Fantastic video!

[@monaschulz3447]

Well, damn. Miss Diane, you are amazing!!! ❤️ ❤️ ❤️

[@HectorRivera-eq2oo]

Hi I have learned to make sleeves the way you have sewn them. I am curious to learn the method on how the method is used for a ballroom competition. They are shown on "Dance shopper". I am wondering if you can help with me understanding on how the shoulders are cut and sewn.

[@DianeDezieltoolfully]

They all seam to be knit fabric and made from a fitted T-shirt block (I offer it on my site toolfully.com) for the assembling it's 1st shoulder, 2nd sleeve flat, 3rd underarm and side seam, you could also look at my video on how to assemble a t-shirt

[@HectorRivera-eq2oo]

Diane Deziel thank you, I will look at your video

[@SandraSews0108]

Thank you for the video, I have a question? if you are using a lighter material and gathering a sleeve for a shirt, can you use knit stripe to ease the sleeve in.

[@DianeDezieltoolfully]

For gathers, you might use a mobilon (clear) elastic that you cut exactly the measure you have on the garment notch to notch

[@Manotz]

Diane Deziel what do u mean by "ease the sleeve in"??? can u plz tell me. i m trying to learn professional stitching from these tutorials n not familiar with the terms. the only "ease" i know abt is the one we add to the fitting measurements

[@marysinclair1917]

Hi Diane, I have just heard you say that the notches should lie 10cm below centre of the crown. I forgot to insert the notches when making and cutting my pattern and muslin so I have been searching for this as I cannot tell if I have put my sleeves in back to front and in the wrong armholes. my sleeves are laying towards the back of the garment Should I swap them around?

[@DianeDezieltoolfully]

Those notches 10 cm each side of the shoulder notch are only a reference to do the ease, the other ones single/front & double/back are the most important. If your sleeves are hanging towards the back you should definitely swap them.

[@marysinclair1917]

Thanks Diane for your prompt reply.

[@kiyounghong378]

It's amazing! Could you let me know what is the yellow fabric what you attached sleeve? Is it a jersey?

[@DianeDezieltoolfully]

It a thick wool but you could also use thick fleece

[@user_name_redacted]

Where did you get the fabric too? I'm not necesserily after pink, but I do want some nice wool gabardine like what you're using (presuming it's wool anyway)

[@DianeDezieltoolfully]

Hello Angus, I get my fabric in a little store in Montréal, on St-Hubert street call " tissu Marina" I think it's wool, but I'm not sure it's 100%, since it doesn't say 100% wool on the selvage. Diane

[@user_name_redacted]

Diane Deziel ah, Montreal is a little far out for me. Do you happen to know where I could get some cavalry twill/whipcord? :)

[@whitetiptailhummingbird9969]

Hello DD! Greetings from Republic of Trinidad and Tobago! 😊. So is it only wool or fleece? Or is there another fabric l can use on the sleeve arm?

[@whitetiptailhummingbird9969]

OK! Thanks very much!!

[@rosejacks8662]

Great job! Thanks for sharing.

[@mariyatsvetanova6482]

Thank you for the wonderful tutorial! I would like to ask you. If I put fleece, do I need to put the stabilizer to the hem and slit?

[@DianeDezieltoolfully]

Hello Mariya If your jacket is in fleece no need of stabilizer to the hem and slit , just for the closure system. Diane

[@nztube2092]

hello. whats is fabric yellow u put in cap sleeve?

[@DrRemenn]

thank you so much for this video, please could you do a tutorial for the jacket you were making in this video, thank you.

[@beneva83]

hi diana!! super nice tutorial...would you have a tutorial on how to construct a 2 part sleeve? greets :)

[@DianeDezieltoolfully]

a tailor sleeve goes usually with a tailor bodice block that you do form scratch, but you could also modify a basic sleeve to make it look very much like a real one and that one I will show soon

[@beneva83]

super nice thank you diana!!!

[@berthayellowfinch5471]

Beautiful work! Thank you for a great video.

[@emperorny]

You make it so easy, can I use any kind of fabric to make sleeve head or have to be certain kind of fabric?Also this technique can be applied to men suits?

[@DianeDezieltoolfully]

My favorite is a soft touch, thick wool but an heavy fleece work pretty good too, it's even easier since it's stretchier. it's not the traditional thing for tailoring but no-one will know and it's so much easier.

[@emperorny]

Thank you very much

[@kimayafashion6600]

Which yellow fabric is you using can you describe the name of that fabric.

[@DianeDezieltoolfully]

Hello It's simply a piece of thick woven 100% wool (left over from an other project) an cut on bias. Just try with a thick fabric you have home, it could even be fleece. It's going to work as good. Diane

[@sirenagems4097]

Such an awesome tutorial!! Thanks so much for the tutorial. So well explained.. Your instructions are clear. Thank you thank you ::)

[@melytaco5261]

It's exactly what i needed!!! Thank You soooo much!!!!😍👍👍👍

[@dmunchman]

Perfect explanation Ms Di , Thanks .

[@Elizabeth-zm5nv]

Where can i get your grading sheet for tee shirts. ? ThankYou

[@karenlyon7608]

Very clear instructions! Thank you!

[@squinternet1]

great tutorial as always!

[@riyadmuhsinin8535]

Ms diane, where to buy a thick wool in online shop?

[@ranbirkaur1078]

it depends where you are located. Here in Germany I can get fabulous fabric on ebay. from commercial sellers. I have asked for a few coupons to get a feel for what the fabric is really about and got them for free.

[@monicacoleman2497]

Love the tips can’t wait to try it

[@ZahraaMok]

thank you .. Thank you sooo much for that video it helped me alot . I had always a problem with sewing sleeves .. but now I learned some tricks that would help me ^_^ thanx again ^_^ :D