Full Bicep Adjustment Tutorial Works On Any Sewing Pattern!
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- čas přidán 10. 09. 2024
- How do you do a full bicep adjustment on any sewing pattern WITHOUT altering the sleeve hole on your bodice? Well if that's your question you're in luck! In this DIY style youtube sewing tutorial, sewing educator Anastasia Chatzka shows you how to make the bicep on any sewing pattern bigger and your sleeve cap remains the same length! YOu'll love this easy and awesome sewing hack. Happy sewing!!!
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Anna, you're a really big help for anybody who sews, including those in the cosplay community.
Woohoo 🥳 Happy to hear this 🥰 Send pics of your cosplays. I’d love to see them!
New follower on IG and here. I think your teaching style is fantastic. This was so easy to grasp. I am 60+ and have just returned to my machine after many years of staring at it like a long lost friend. 😅 I'm trying to get back in the groove with garment sewing for myself. So glad I found you! Thank you! 🎉
Welcome back to sewing 🧵 👏 This is sooooo exciting!!!! Thank you for the kind complement & let me know if there are any specific videos you want to see :)
I’ve never seen a dart on a sleeve before. Thank you for the video. It’s very helpful to know how to adjust the pattern without altering the armhole or bodice width.
You are very welcome. Most sleeve patterns remove the darts but the sloper sleeve usually has 1 pr 2 darts in it for fit and shaping of the arm. Thank you for watching 😊
This is great! Another sleeve drafting pattern in my tool box. Thanks!
You are so welcome!
And another great video on pattern adjustments! I have always had issues with woven long sleeve shirts (ready made). The sleeves bind me right across my bicep and are so uncomfortable, so I tend to avoid them at all cost. I'm not a weightlifter by any stretch of the imagination, but I do have broader shoulders than average, which is contributes to the problem. I'm so grateful for this video, Anastasia!!! 🙏🏻
I’m so happy you enjoyed the video 😊 You could totally make new sleeves for your store bought blouses if you find fabric that goes with them or make 3/4 sleeves & cut up the long sleeve make to use it as fabric. Just an upcycling thought. 💕
I haven't bought a long sleeve woven top in... 15 years? I appreciate the thought, but any woven tops I get from now will be homemade with a bicep adjustment! 🥰@@SewAnastasia
Thank you so much for sharing this! The tutorial was a lifesaver for my costume.
👏👏👏👏 That is awesome! I’d love to see it! Send pics!
Hi - thank you so much, beautifully clear instructions! Do you have a tutorial girl how to adapt a pattern (in my case a shirt pattern) for a broader back? Thank you!
I do not think I have a video on that one specifically. I can add it to my list. You are basically going to slash and spread up to the neck.
Thanks Anna, appreciate all your tips and tricks ❤
Thank you soooo much! This, of course, makes total sense after seeing you do it! I wish I had known a few weeks ago while working on a tough project, but now I will keep it in mind for the future!
Try it next time & let me know if you have any questions 🎀
I'm so glad for this video - I just made a sleeve pattern where the cap was perfect but the bicep was too small. I was so afraid I was going to lose that perfect fit at the cap...problem solved! Thanks!
You are so welcome!
Thank you! This worked really well for me. Great tutorial
Excellent! I love hearing that the techniques are working out for people. Happy sewing :)
Thank you. I needed this. 4” is a lot. But I can’t put on the mock up I made because of the arms. The pattern is two inches smaller than my arm.
Did you get it to work for your pattern?
@@SewAnastasia I need to remake it still. I've been working on the bandanna dress I started last September.
@@SewAnastasia I hope tto get back to that one soon.
Omg this is so helpful.
I'm so glad!
Amazing. It worked first time wow. I have been trying to fit sleeves for years without luck. Is there a limit to the amount you can add?
@@maryrerden3516 this is awesome to hear!!! :) As far as a limit….I would say no as long as the pattern is laying flat.
Fantastic tutorial! Will definitely use for my next sleeves.
QQ- why didn’t the elbow darts get moved up for the length adjustment? Maybe it doesn’t make that big of a difference?
Thanks again!
Yeah you can move the darts up the 1.5 inches. I just didn’t want the video to include it since most people don’t have elbow darts. Basically any style lines you have you will want to move up. I feel like I could talk forever about all the small details to do/look for & it would be a 45 min video lol 😂 I just try to cut it to the point. Great question though!
Hi! I just found your on CZcams! Love it allready! Exactly the tutorial I needed. How can I find the sleeve that you use as a basic in this tutorial?
Hi 👋 You can find the sloper pattern here anastasiachatzka.com/collections/dress-patterns/products/sloper-dress-pdf-pattern-download?variant=44484583522610
Great video
Thank you for watching.
If you also wanted to open the elbow a little bit along with the bicep would you cut along the elbow line to open it up like you did with the bicep line?
I'm gonna try this now. My pattern bicep measures 15" I'm 19" with wearing ease. But cap length requires no adjustments. Just spent days on how to adjust been a nightmare learning journey. Especially as I am new to sewing garments. Wish me luck
Great series on sleeve manipulations! ❤. In this example, due to the blending, will SOME fullness also be added to the forearm as well?
Just a bit but nothing to really notice a big change.
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Thanks for watching :)
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Does this method have any limitations? Anything over x number of inches, would require a new sleeve pattern? I'm a costumer and womans patterns have smaller arms then I have.... What should I do?