How to draft a butterfly sleeve pattern/full circle sleeve/flutter sleeve.
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- čas přidán 30. 03. 2022
- Learn how to draft a butterfly sleeve pattern with Sewmate. This can also be called a full circle sleeve, flutter sleeve or umbrella sleeve. This is a butterfly sleeve pattern making tutorial. Learn step by step how to make this full circle sleeve/ umbrella sleeve/flutter sleeve pattern with this butterfly sleeve tutorial.
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Perfect explanation April. Thank you so so much ❤ Blessings
100% clear explanation. Tq so much❤
Thank you so much!! I've been looking for a butterfly pattern drafting tutorial but most of them are hard to understand:( but yours was perfect and explained it well!
Thabk for watching April.
Thanks so much... 👍😍
Welcome Dewi thanks for watching.
Nicely done
Thanks for the visit
Thank you
Welcome! Spiwe.
so cute
Thanks Errol
hello this was very helpful but can you please explain the calculation where you minus 2.5cm's from 4.55cm's, where did 2.5 come from you didn't explain? kind thanks from Tracy
I subtract 2.5cm which is the stretch factor because since the armhole is cut as a circle it's cut on bias mainly and it will stretch definately meaning you will end up with a much bigger sleeve armhole as compared to the top armhole so removing this 2.5cm corrects that difference
ah I see I did wonder what you meant, i thought maybe you meant ot say seam allowance. I've been sewing with mum for years and i've never heard of nay tutorial refering to something as a stretch allowance, even mum who's very knowledgeable, was confused and where did 2.5cm's come from. thank you I have now treid the sleeve and it works. in all the years i've never done a circle sleeve like this, only gathered or pleated sleeves whihc are a much different shape. thank you so much it really helped :) @@Sewmate21
thank you, yes as said that makes sense but we wondered how to worked out it was 2.5cm's pricsiely, the toher figures made sense, have now done the sleeve and i'ts perfect. thank you so much, i'm making a dress with frills, but wanted some sort fo flounce frills on the top of my bodice to match the dress and went through several options till i found this flutter/butterfly sleeve, sometimes you just need that one piece of information to help you complete your project. kindest thanks indeed from Tracy :)@@Sewmate21
Thanks for sharing 🥰 Is this for stretch knits or woven fabrics?
It works for both Laura. Thanks for watching.
Thanks!
where does the 2.5 stretch allowance value come from? Do you use this for wovens too?@@Sewmate21
Hi thank you for this tutorial. May i know why do you minus your armhole 2.5cm ? If use inch also use the same method too ? Example my armhole 16inch-2.5cm? ..
. This is because i try make 16/6.28 then when I attach it on my body armhole there are still excess😢. Pls reply me 😢 thank you .
2.5cm is the stretch factor ehich is whats goving you extra fabric when it comes to attaching your sleeve,so if you are working in inches you subtract 1inch which is equivalent to 2.5cm, so if your armhole is 16 inches it will be 16inches-1inch =15inches,hope you understand, thanks for watching Kenyah.
@@Sewmate21 Thank You so so much madam . Now I understand what my mistake . Luckily i have find tutorial like this . Most other tutorial not really complete explain this . May God bless you . ❤️❤️😭😭😭❤️❤️ i will waiting for your new tutorial again . Sorry I'm not really good in english . Hope u can understand ❤️