Shawl Collar pattern.

[@ricarracain4093]

You are so wonderful! You give me all the happiness in my live with your Tutorials! Thank you soooo much

[@deric8873]

I'm very glad to see your video.you explained it in detail. Thank you again.

[@momzilla9491]

This was one of the very first pattern making videos I watched a few years back. When I watched it I had no idea of even how to draft a bodice, but I knew everything that I wanted to learn lead right back to this lesson. In other words, think big and learn small. I will be drafting my own shawl collar very soon. I will need to pattern so I can attach some of those beautiful fur collars I still have from years past onto, something equally as nice. Thank you Diane!

[@charamelclaire2565]

all your pattern drafting classes are amazing! Better than live classes!

[@dianakidd5688]

Love this style, and your teaching is excellent! Thank you.

[@ardini243]

thankyou for making so clear step by step instructions ❤️

[@maryamsiddiqi3324]

Thank you Diane, very well explained!

[@renejames8207]

You are so cleaver!!! Amazing. You know everything . Wonderful to watch. Thank you for the lesson

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Perfect explanation👏

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Many thanks from Italy, you are so kind and Professional,...All the best, Daniela

[@TheFashionArtAndDesigning]

plz show....how to calculate ( whats method) 1st basic ...neck broadness and depth ...cutting

[@deborahprince7990]

Thank you for English translation of this garment thank you so much

[@frapatch]

Fantastic just like all your other videos!!!! Merci 💕 Please keep up the great job!

[@houstonsewist2103]

Amazing! Thank you!

[@AlexS-go6gt]

You explained that so well, thank you!

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Thank you Diane! You are a wonderful teacher.

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A master craftsman.👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻😘

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Thank you so much for sharing your knowledge! Much appreciated!

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Thank you so much for the great tutorial!

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[@mitikhanoom]

Very very nice

[@sewingwithjazz]

Thank you very much, merci beaucoup madame. Exactly what I was looking for. I will try this technique this weekend

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Obrigado por partilhar...(thank you Diane)...aula fantastica..(fantastic)...Amo você professora..I love you....teacher...BRASIL...

[@DianeDezieltoolfully]

Bem-vindo, é um prazer

[@creationboard2291]

You are just great .It was not sooo easy to understand before

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Lovely voice ….

[@lujeMu]

wow the best way ever thank u

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Thanks a lot

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Omg thank u so much

[@TazRauz]

Omg thank you so freaking much you have so much patience

[@mariatheresa1054]

Thank u for sharing this video

[@mennaismail.9]

Thank you so much ❤️ What is the type of pattern you use

[@DianeDezieltoolfully]

Hello Menna In this video, I'm just using my basic block. Diane

[@mennaismail.9]

@@DianeDezieltoolfully thanks for replying 😊 I mean in general did you use a French or Italian pattern?

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[@أمفارس-ق9ش]

you are always amazing 😍

[@st_clara]

Please ma if i want to make a fitted blazer with this collar am i to use the basic block or coat block...is it also OK if i put the breaking point at the waist level. Thanks

[@DianeDezieltoolfully]

Hello Nwoye, you could use the basic block or the jacket block. The coat block will be too big. Here how it goes, you wear a garment top, blouse or sweater, over it you wear a jacket and over the top and the jacket you wear a coat, so usually jacket are 1 size bigger and coat and other size bigger. BUT the basic block have 4 cm (1 1/2 in.) ease, so it could be wear over a thin garment. Yes the breaking point could be move down to the waist BUT, if its a tight fit, and it wear close all the top part might open more than what you plan. Diane

[@Chowah]

Wow u should be a teacher at college!!! You're sooooo good

[@DianeDezieltoolfully]

Hello Gia, I did teach at College Lasalle for over 25 years, I even start this channel to help my students outside the class. Diane

[@Chowah]

Diane Deziel yes ! Oh I'm glad. You are amazing. This is definately helping me to go fwd when I feel discouraged. At least now I can get visuals and techniques outside of class.

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thank you diane

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Love it!

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excellent

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Thx Diane

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Valo laglo

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Thanks

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Subtítulos en español.. podría sugerir... Gracias

[@seamsuneven7824]

Hello Diane, I am a Quilter and would love to start making my own garments. I have been watching your videos but I don't really see anything that is for a beginner. Do you have a video from start to finsh that is good for a beginner? Then I would love to work up to these more advanced patterns! Thanks

[@DianeDezieltoolfully]

Hi Sha-Leine, I have a lot of request right now, and working almost everyday to catchup, but as soon as can I will do a series of video for beginners, promise.

[@jswear7554]

very helpfull.

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c'est super merci

[@monanarang7454]

i want to know about a coat collar

[@DianeDezieltoolfully]

The collar technic is the same, either you do a top or a coat, the only difference might be the thickness of the fabric that would change the excess we add to the top collar (here the facing. Thin to medium fabric we put 3mm, and for thick fabric it could be 5mm + (up to 1 cm for fur or fake fur) Diane

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very helpfull.