Gusset sleeve pattern

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Posts about underarm gusset written by sewinglady286

This is a tutorial on sleeves. Specifically, it’s for anyone who sews who has had trouble with your garment feeling tight or binding across the front or back as soon as you lift or move your arms. I’m not talking so much about the sleeves being too tight around the bicep. That is fairly easily remedied if you’re willing to widen the sleeve and put in a few tucks or gathers at the top. I’m talking about a mysterious malady I’ve struggled with for years. You make a dress and fit it carefully…

Sewing and Design School on Instagram: "Questions have been asked about how to raise the cap in the built in gusset sleeve pattern. It’s hard to see cut and overlap in the seam allowances. That cut allows the pattern to pivot. This keep the sleeve head stitching line the same length. A gusset is a piece of material sewn into a garment to strengthen or enlarge a part of it, such as the underarm if a tight fitting dress or blouse, the collar of a shirt or the crotch of an undergarment. In this…

This top was finished hot on the heels of my pink cropped kimono sleeve top, but it has taken a little while to take photographs of it – finally here they are! I took the opportunity to use u…

Once the design and sketch for Cameron’s custom wedding overdress was complete, I was ready to start my favorite part of the custom process: patternmaking. There are essentially three ways to create a custom pattern: Draping, Flat Pattern, and adjusting an existing pattern or garment. I usually use a combo of these techniques. In Cameron’s […]

Author Kenneth D. King focuses on the set-in sleeve gusset.

Today we’re going to talk about creating removable knee pads and we will be adding a gusset to the Jutland Pants! I’m adding both of these features to the heavy work pants I’m making for my Uncle. My inspiration is the brand of pants my Uncle likes to wear (Kühl) which always include a gusset. Creating Removable Knee

Understanding the Sleeve Part 1: The Fitted Sleeve Block There are four parts to this article on Understanding the Sleeve and they follow on from each other. On this website there are instructions to make a Fitted Sleeve Block. These articles explain the sleeve in this context; making a personalized Fitted Sleeve Block. This means