How to Make an Arm / Sleeve Pattern Block (TIP for Adjusting) 💪

🔹 Want to master bodice drafting arm sleeves? In part 3 of this detailed tutorial series, I’ll guide you through the essential tools you need for drafting a bodice arm from your measurements and make adjustments for a perfect fit! 🧵✨

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[laurabarber]

You are a dream come true! You are so easy to follow along with and understand! Such a wonderful teacher🏅🏆💝🙏💝

[maeroseleen]

A good teacher and a nice voice❤ Thank you so much for sharing your knowledge to us... GOD Bless❤

[lungsnlipslockd]

1.) Thank you so much for sharing these videos. Your explanations are so clear and concise and make TOTAL sense.
2.) Your voice is so calming! sorry if that's weird lol.

[lfuentes]

I learned to draft the sleeve symmetrical and just scoop out a bit in the front lower arms eye. I also had my shoulder notch 1/4” towards the front for the natural tilt of the arm. And my sleeve could have about 3/4-1.5” of ease more than the bodice arms eye. I’m enjoying your tutorials because if there’s an easier way or better fit, I’m here for it. Love the wonderful community of people on YouTube that are willing to share their craft and experience. Thank you!

[bumpyb]

thank you! Your instructional videos are clear and easy to follow! I am rapidly on the way to making my own custom garments!

[kayblinebury]

Very informative video, I had difficulty following because you were speaking so fast, but it could just be me. I really do appreciate you sharing your considerable knowledge. I learned a lot

[bevhales]

Thank you for taking the time to make this video - I've done patternmaking before but only to an intermediate level and not for quite a while. I couldn't for the life of me get it right in my head, but this was an excellent explanation and much easier than trying to follow the Winifred Aldrich books, which are technically great, but hard going. Visually learning is my best way and I'm really grateful for this explanation. One for my save list and you have a new subscriber, thank you.

[wendyfay]

Once again, another great video that's easy to follow! Thanks so much for a very simple and yet informative tutorial! I really appreciate the way that you explain how and why we need certain measurements. :)

[mikepesmenski]

You are a badass.... demystified a lot the way you explain things..

[najatitati]

Thankyou so much you made this super easy to follow ❤️

[helgapreta]

This works perfectly! Thank you for the clear instructions! ❤

[shericreates]

I love your video's! I have sewn all my life but for the kids. I can never get anything to fit. So I bought all the fancy tools - that have been sitting here for 6 months - and can finally figure out how to use them. I also have two dress forms. Don't know how to use them. One adjusts so I am hoping I can take these tips and add them to my form and make a "me". Thanks again for your great tutorials!

[winkywinks]

thank you for this simplified steps! huge huge help for me 😊❤

[VeronicaIsaac-gdgz]

Good teacher and nice voice thank you sharing l from South African

[kninevegann]

It’s easy to follow, thank you for posting!

[Iamtinupena]

Thanks so much for the video, it was easily comprehensible

[VeronicaIsaac-gdgz]

Good teacher and nice voice thank you sharing

[beth]

Incredibly helpful — you are amazing! Thank you ❤️

[jojochou]

Thank you so much!! I made two of them now! I m so excited!!

[hindan]

thank you for the video! I'm still learning and you made it easier>>
I have a question what was exactly the las line you added>
And if you can have summery of the steps written it would be amazing!