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Teach Yourself to Sew, Season 4, goes beyond the basics to get you started in couture and on your way to refining your sewing skills and sensibilities. Follow along as former Threads Executive Editor Judith Neukam walks you through lessons on sewing beautiful seams and soft edges, explains when to use lining, underlining, or interlining, shows you how to set a sleeve by hand, and even how to precisely match stripes, plaids and prints. These lessons…
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Welcome to Teach Yourself to Sew, Season 4
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Inside a Couture Garment
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How to Match Stripes, Plaids, and Prints
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The Importance of Sewing a Test Garment
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Basting
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Seams
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Lining, Underlining, and Interlining
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Set a Sleeve for Beauty and Comfort By Hand
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Pressing Pointers for Shaping and Finishing
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Conclusion – Notes on Making Couture Garments
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Make a Statement With Oversized Silk Blossoms
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Designed for Living, Not for Fashion
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Pattern Review: Atelier 8 Avril Lapiz Blouse or Dress
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Pattern Review: Chalk and Notch Isle Jeans
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Pattern Review: Burda Style Blazer 105 (1050523)
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Pattern Review: Simplicity 9789 and 9790
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Pattern Review: In the Folds Sawtell Dress 011
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Pattern Review: Jessilous Patterns Sunrise Skort
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A Mending Tool From the Past: The Darning Loom
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Try Waxed Canvas for a Durable Bag or Garment
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Scale Down a Beaded Gown for a Petite Figure
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Sew Your Best Backpack
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Add Bonnie Cashin Pockets
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Knotted Frog Closures
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Sew Charming Tops from Vintage Embroidered Linens
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You really need a speed up/slow down button on these videos. They are usually good but painfully slow for regular viewing, until you need to follow along and you have to keep pausing.
A wonderful video. The attention to detail in your presentation is vital for us to understand all the information, and to sew these rather difficult fabrics with precision. Thanks Judith