Videos in the Series

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  Meet Kenneth D. King

  Here is a brief overview of what you can expect to find in the three-part DVD workshop, Smart Fitting with Kenneth D. King.
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  Professor King on Test Garments

  Kenneth D. King offers a quick lesson on test garments.
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  Professor King on Taking Measurements

  Learn the difference between front and back measurements with this tip.
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  Professor King on Asymmetry

  Learn how to create the illusion of symmetry with this tip.
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  Professor King on Bias Stretch

  Learn about bias stretch with this lesson from Kenneth D. King.
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  Professor King on the Grid

  Professor D. King explains how to expand or reduce patterns using the grid.
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  Professor King on Drawing a Curved Line from a Straight Edge

  Professor D. King gives a lesson on drawing a cuved line using a straight edge.
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  Professor King on Mobility and Appearance

  Learn how to balance mobility and appearance in the fit of a sleeve.
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  Professor King on Fitting a Skirt

  Learn wearing ease and design ease measurements for a fitted skirt.
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  Professor King on the Back

  Learn this shoulder shaping tip with Professor D. King.
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  Professor King on Pivoting Darts

  This tip explains how to pivot a dart on garments.
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  Professor King on Fitting the Arm

  Professor King explains how much mobility to give when fitting the arm on a jacket.
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  Professor King on Walking a Seam

  Get accurate measurements using a tape measure with this tip from Professor D. King.
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  Professor King on Reducing the Cap Ease

  Professor D. King gives a quick lessson on raising the underarm of a sleeve to reduce the cap ease.
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  How to Hand-Sew a Padded Jacket Hem | Video

  Find out how to sew a jacket hem that looks good and will wear well for years.
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  How to Draft and Sew a Vintage-Inspired Flap Pocket | Video

  Build a sleek pocket into the princess seam of a coat or jacket.
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  A Shortcut for Easing a Sleeve Cap

  Kenneth D. King reveals a time-saving trick for easing the seam allowance of a sleeve cap before inserting it into the armhole.