How to Sew Your SFD Blouse

all right i've got my machine ready to go this is my b740 now you guys know the first thing you do when you start putting a top together right the first thing you do is you sew the darts in now this blouse has six darts two in the back and four in the front i'm only going to sew in the two bust darts i'm not going to sew the other darts the waist darts in until i try this on and see if i need the extra room and i don't want to sew them in i almost always always put the back in but i don't always put the front and don't put pins in your mouth i've told you that a million times do what i say not what i do all right i'm matching up my two little cuts you saw me put two little cuts down here at the edge of this bust dart there they are blind them up i'm putting a pin in now how am i putting the pins in i'm putting the pins in from this way up from the point up so the head of the pin is here the point is here because i'm going to sew from the wide end to the point and so as i sew i want to be able to pull the pins out as i go okay now when we put the pins in on the orange line or whatever color your line is we're going to make sure that it's crossing the orange line on the other side you go see the orange line and when you flip it over the pins are exactly on the orange line i will take them out i will start sewing on the fat end and i will sew so so so so i'll make my stitch length shorter about a half inch away from the point and then i'll just keep sewing sewing sewing sewing off and leave a tail i will not back stitch all the teachers will tell you don't back stitch on that point you do not want any lumps over your lumps i'm going to put mine on a three your machine is probably set at the factory for two and a half you don't have to use two and a half this is a peggy savers i've learned a jillion things from peggy savers and one of them is hey make a longer stitch it will sew your seam faster and it'll be easier to rip out you know she doesn't even use a seam ripper that's one thing i will never do that she does she doesn't use a seam ripper she just pulls the thread out with her fingers i don't know how on earth she does it now be sure when you're done that you set that back at three again okay because i've moved it way down to under two for the tip just for the tip and that like braids this little string together it like braids it together really tight it's not going to come undone now if you're just afraid it will leave a long enough string that you can turn it around in a circle like that and tie and tie and tie on a knot tie one on get a pin pull it through the loop if your fingers are too fat like mine are there i go put the pin in to hold it down close and tie that knot all right so now that i've got that knot in there i can cut this string i don't need it that long dart number one let's do dark number two sue i tell you you cannot believe my lightning fast mine kicked in as i was setting this up in here i thought oh my goodness they're tired of looking at my quilts in there let's get in a different room so i decided to come out here well you know out here this table is on carpet and i'm waiting for a wood floor well i would sit in this chair and this chair just absolutely would not roll it was driving me crazy so my lightning fast mine kicked in and it dawned on me right back here at this other desk there's been chair mat there for 21 years so i went over there and i got it now it may take you three or four times to line these two lines up with each other just keep doing it sing a song put on your music just because you fold it in half and just because you made those marks doesn't mean it's going to line up right don't put pins in your mouth especially if you're trying to make a video and show everybody how smart you are and then they find out if you're just normal average every day yeah if it's worth doing it's worth doing right my mother said and my typing and shorthand teacher when i was in high school the first day you went to class she said there's two grades in this class there's an a and there's an f and there's nothing in between because she said when you're a secretary and there was no insult back then i think it's insane that it ever was nothing wrong with being a secretary i think it's the most important job there is after being a mother you know so anyway um she said if it isn't right it's wrong and they didn't have computers then you had a typewriter and you had to make things with carbon paper you guys remember i know you ladies a lot of you are my age and you remember you had carbon paper sheets and they were dark and inky and nasty and so if you had to have three copies of something you had to put three pieces of carbon paper and if you made a mistake guess what you had three pieces of carbon paper that means you had four pieces of paper you had to erase and correct so you learned do it right to start i'm turning it down turning it down turning it down i've got it on 175 and i'm coming off the end with a long tail all righty put a pin in pull it down to the point so you're not not you know six inches away and cut it or you can just let that string hang there don't cut it though if you're just going to let the string hang there don't cut it all right there's dart number two okay so since i have the bust dart in and i'm not going to put the waist darts in yet i'm going to sew this together at the shoulder seams now you have noticed those of you who know me know me forever you know i said well you have a low shoulder joy and i didn't see you do a single correction for that low shoulder so you really screwed up no because now is when i do the low shoulder right now how do i do it i take the pet the garment i figure out what one goes on my right side well this one has a bus start over there so that's my left where's my other one with my other bus start oh it's over here so here's the other one it's bus start is on the right okay so i'm gonna grab this shoulder because it's the right shoulder then i'm going to get a marker all right so the first thing i'm going to do is mark the 5 8 inch seam line that's first thing i'm going to do and let's pray that this marker works and i'll have to stop the video and go find another one remember the markers work better than the pans oh this is working good yay it's working good all right now we know our seam allowance is 5 8 inch on both shoulders now the next thing i need to know is what parts the neck and what parts the underarm this is the neck right here the neck is fine i don't have to change the neck but out here at the tip of the shoulder that has to go down a half inch i'm not going to mark it down a half inch though i'm only going to mark it down a quarter inch and i don't even know if this is proper math you know me in numbers but i only mark it down a quarter inch then i figure if i got the front and the back and i'm sewing them both together and i'm going down one quarter inch on both of them i figure a quarter and a quarter equals a half okay now i have read you need to go down a half inch or however far you are it just doesn't work out for me going down a quarter inch on both of them as you go sewing them together that makes it come out right for me okay if you think oh that doesn't make any sense that's crazy you do it how you want to do it okay i'm going to come down a quarter inch and i will show you this in the camera i marked the 5 8 inch seam line over there at the shoulder tip because i want to come down a half inch at my shoulder tip not out here at the edge of the seam line then i'm going to line up this little ruler and i'm going to draw that line on here so i can sew on it now this is my right shoulder my right shoulder there's nothing wrong with my left shoulder so i'm going to show you this now up close and personal here it is that's my shoulder correction so i am going to sew on this bottom line i just came a quarter inch out from here over to the 5 8 inch then a quarter inch from there up to here where it's nothing i will match this up to the back and sew them both on that bottom line and then i will come over here to the bottom of this arm's eyes what you're all going to ask me you're all going to ask me well do you move it at the bottom yes only down here i'm moving it a half inch down i'm going to just do really really narrow narrow narrow narrow and come out here i'll draw it for you all right so we're going to come in 5 8 inch we're going to go down a half inch and that's perfect now this isn't very dark but i think you can see it i've done this so many times i can just eyeball this all right this is the underarm up here is where i'm going to sew the shoulder deeper then down here i'm going to lower it a half inch not a quarter i have to do a half down here and i just draw it like that and then i will just trim that out of there only on the right side only on the right side i am going to pin it together at the shoulders be sure you get your right side of your back on the right side of your front i have sewn them on wrong i'm really good at doing things crazy especially when i'm trying to make a video and talk about it boy i'll really mess it up then all right so what this does is it lifts this side of the blouse up so the bust dart comes out right if i don't lift this up from my lower shoulder the bust start will be hanging down below my boob but lifting it up makes the i don't have to move the bus dart the bus starts where the pattern put it the bus starts the same on both sides adjusting the shoulder lifts the bust start on my low side so for all intents and purposes people walk up and look at me you know they don't turn to their neighbor and say something's wrong with her bust you know you don't want that happening and sure as two people start talking to each other and they're looking at me you can't imagine what goes through my mind that i assume they're talking about you haven't seen that commercial where the lady said i thought everybody was staring at me i always think everybody's talking about me so maybe that comes from being the boss and having 21 employees and actually walking in on them many times and they actually were talking about me one girl wasn't talking very nice about me one day i walked out there she didn't see me and i just stood there and stared at her and she was telling this other employee oh my gosh you just can't believe what she did and i just stared at her and if in a minute or two she she noticed that the other girl she was talking to was like looking funny across the hall and she turned and she saw me there i think she about had a heart attack this is my other shoulder and i'm sewing 5 8 in one shoulders deeper and one shoulders 5 8 inch both shoulders are done i'm going to put the side seams together and pin them up now your bust dart if you cut it out right well just line up exactly perfect with your side seam if it doesn't you didn't cut it out right and you need to just stop the truck take your pattern in there on the table lay it on the table and figure out why that bust dart's not behaving if you need to flatten everything out to where it lays flat the bust dark don't put pins in your mouth the bust start may end up kind of down there like that but you want the bus start to lay flat and even against the garment the first few garments i made i did not realize that that was years ago that was way back in 2009 and i didn't know that about the bus start and the book didn't say anything about it in fact i think this is one of the blouses i made back then and i had to fix it so i probably made this blast two or three times and i did the applique on it after i made the blouse you don't want to do that either do your applique before you cut out your blouse and you won't end up with these you can see these funky creases up here by the applique if you'll do the applique first and then cut out your top you'll have a whole lot better luck all right 5 8 inch down this side seam on a 3.0 a 3.0 don't sew over pins this is my bernina 740. and i love it because it has an even feed foot i guess the fox have had to even feed foot forever and ever but bernina just came out with a few years ago well i don't know how many years ago i know that i don't have it on my early machines but i bought this machine just because of that that was the only reason 5 8 inch 5 8 inch 5 8 inch all the way down don't back tack because if you need to tear that out and give your hip more room you don't want to have to struggle getting that seam out all right here's the right side where i'm going to lower that armhole i don't have to do anything to the sleeve there's nothing wrong with the sleeve both my arms are the same now if your arms aren't the same then you'll have two different sleeves but my arms are the same it's just one's hung lower than the other one yeah philly just bought the new i think this is a 740 terry has a 710 this is a 740 and i think philly bought one called a 770. because she wanted that um eat oh see now i did what i told you not to in a backstage there she wanted the automatic um quilting foot that keeps all your stitches the same size it's fabulous it's just fabulous all right here i've almost got a blouse do you see here i've almost got a blouse let's put it on i'm putting it over a blouse which is you know you you have to nobody wants to see granny's naked it's not a good look all right can you see here my facing see my facing so it's going to fold to the inside this will all go to the inside and then this will go like this and then this will go in here like this i have to go cut it interfacing for it now peggy savers doesn't interface hers she says if you have good fabric you shouldn't have to interface it i don't get that exactly now this is plenty big for me remember i have it on in front of it on another blouse see see see all right i'm going to go cut facings for these two interfacings and i'm going to interface the back neck facing and i'm going to surge you don't have to have a serger you can zigzag these seam allowances and cut them off i did that for years and years and years when i was real poor and i couldn't afford these fancy sewing machines so you just zigzag it and trim it close to the zigzag okay i'll be back in case you haven't seen this before my very favorite interfacing in the whole wide world is this one it's from palmer and plesh and it's called perfect fuse sheer they have perfect fuse sheer perfect fused light perfect fuse medium perfect fuse whatever but this is the one i like the best i have light and i have this and i use this until i run out and then i'll use the light until i get more of this all right so this is the back facing i cut it on the fold just like i did the back neck facing and material i cut this on the fold i will iron this to the back neck facing and this is the two front facings right here see same shape as the blouse one for each side okay case i've got some really newbie newbies out there i'm gonna go iron this on to the inside of that blouse and then i'll be back just in case you've never made a bus before and this is your first time let me show you what i've done you see here how the facing is folded to the inside that's just very very temporary i fold it to the inside so i can make sure i'm folding the back neck so i can make sure i'm putting the back neck on the right direction i sew it on upside down all the time so if i just go ahead and fold the front facing to the inside then i can make sure this curve is going the right way and it doesn't end up going this way all right so all i've done is i've gotten a press cloth what's a press cloth a press cloth is either a piece of silk organza or a piece of cotton you could use a piece of this but something that you put over what you're fixing to iron you don't ever ever ever want to iron over an interfacing unless you have a press cloth on it much better to ruin the press cloth than to ruin your iron however the press cloth will really be ruined the iron won't be you can clean it off the iron so take your choice but a lot of times you need a press cloth a press cloth sometimes you have to get it damp and you can put it over something and it will iron a lot better but here you can see how i've got the interfacing on that now when we sew it we are going to fold it right sides together we're going to pull it right sides together and we're going to sew it that way then we're going to flip it to the inside can you see how it's going to work it's just awesome okay so we're going to fold what do i do with my this is the back neck facing it has interfacing on it you can see and we're going to sew it putting these to the inside again so i make sure i don't sew it upside down i'm really really good at doing that it's one of my best tricks all right i'm going to sew that 5 8 inch i'm going to sew this 5 8 inch and then i'm going to go ahead and sew the facing in there's no collar there's nothing else that has to be sewn on you can't put the buttons and buttonholes in until the facing is done and a lot of times i do the buttons and buttonholes before i even put the sleeves in if you know the garment is going to fit you and you can just sew it together you can just do the steps a lot of times i do the sleeves first the sleeves are laying there but a lot of times i go ahead and sew the sleeves up and hem them and crimp them and everything before i even touch the blouse i do all righty we're pinned together up here so i'm going to sew that together let me move the camera back down all right let's sew the back neck facing to the front neck facing on three do i sew over pins sometimes you're supposed to take them out back all right my facing is sewn on there it is i'm going to go serge this off i'm going to serge this seam and then i'm going to serge the entire way around the outside of this facing and then it will be real pretty if you don't have a serger you can fold it in a quarter inch and top stitch it you can cut it with pinking shears that works just fine you can zigzag it there's lots of ways to finish the seam you don't want it to be bulky so if you could finish it without folding it i would definitely do that i would zigzag it because if you fold it it's going to make more bulk and sometimes i have real real real real sensitive skin uh and i can feel stuff like that it's really bizarre i know but anyway i'll be back shear press cloth i'll put a link below 100 silk organza remember to always look below for links these are absolutely wonderful see it's folded up it's pretty big it's all folded up i don't want to totally unfold it because i want to put it back it's 22 inches by 30 inches and it is indestructible i'll tell you they are absolutely wonderful press calls now if you look up press close and you just find plain cotton ones or you can just go to your fabric stash and get a piece of muslin and cut it 22 by whatever that was 22 by 30 and you'll have a press clock it does not have to be silk organza it can be cotton all right let's show you what we're up to i think i've got 10 minutes left until it's 5 o'clock all righty here's the facing under here's the blouse it's attached to i press my shoulder seams to the front therefore i press my shoulder seams in the facing to the back i have them pressed the opposite way right now but um and i'm going to have to leave them that way i usually press my shoulder seams to the front and my facing seams to the back but it doesn't matter if you do them the other way and since i have surged you can see i've serged the long edge of the facing see how nice it looks you guys can buy a serger for a couple hundred dollars i used one for maybe more if there's any way you can get a serger i highly recommend that you do if you love to sew like i do they are so wonderful to have now did i press that now that one's yeah the main thing is the seam on the facing has to go the opposite way of the seam at the shoulder here's the facing here's the garment so you want those to crisscross the opposite way you want them to butt up to each other like a quilt all right see here's the back there's the back of the blouse there's that back neck facing i'm pinning them both together now i can hear you asking me how come you didn't do that one half inch thing in the facing because the facing is close to my neck and it's only two inches wide my difference is out here at the tip of my shoulder so it doesn't change that much in here so i don't correct the facing but if you feel like yours wants to be corrected correct it i'm pinning see i have the facing turned right sides together and i'm going to sew right here along this v-neck that i made in this blouse so the v-neck will be 5 8 inch narrower i'm so excited i can try it on one after this seam is in here i'm going to do this i'm going to try it on for you and show you how i place the buttons and then and then my husband will probably be back from getting his bolts or whatever he went to get and i'll have to fix him some supper we had really nice lunch because he stopped in town he already went to town once to get some whatever it is he's looking for he went to our town our town has a little ace hardware store it's a really really nice one but whatever it was he needed they didn't have so what's his second trip out today all right i have that pinned up one side of the front around the back neck and down the other side of the front and i'm just going to sew that 5 8 inch now it's kind of hard to tell the 5 8 inch right here at the start so get you a little ruler a 5 8 inch marker and draw it on there with your friction pen i like mine perfect i'm a perfectionist you'll probably think oh good lord i'll just sew it that's fine it'll probably come out perfect see there how i drew that line another thing is i'm going to be sewing on to the center front from this side i'm going to be sewing off of the center front from the other side 5 8 inch 5 and 10 5 8 inch then see you get to the finishing part putting the sleeves in i'll have the sleeves done so all i have to do is pull them in i'm up at the shoulder i'm at the shoulder it's kind of hard to sew that 5 8 inch too especially if you haven't done it a whole bunch of times so just draw it just draw it when you iron it all those marks will go away see the curves are tricky just turn it use your hand as a turner hold your fabric and just move your hand and the fabric will go where you go fingers are your best tools your hands there are your very best tools in the whole life okay let me get my 5 8 inch and my friction pan and draw this side and there we go see you don't have to sew the facing on it's already here and i do back stitch oh absolutely all right let me get this up close to the camera there you go there's the back neck there's the front let me back off there's the point on one side of the front facing facing all of that facing was already there this facing we cut separate and then here's the other side of the front now here's the inside of the blouse now i am going to trim this seam i am going to trim it down to about a quarter of an inch and then i'm going to press it and i'm going to turn this facing all the way to the inside of the blouse okay i'll come back and show that to you when i get it done you remember how i do my little clips i trimmed it to a quarter inch and then i clip it and i clip it diagonally going one way on one side and the opposite way on the other side diagonal diagonal doesn't rip out like straight cuts do okay so now i'm going to under stitch this and you can watch me do that you may want to change your foot you don't have to but i like to change my foot to an open toe foot so i can see what i'm doing and see where i'm going now you're going to be sewing on the facing on the facing this is the facing the skinny part is the facing and you're going to be sewing this seam that you trimmed and you clipped you're going to be sewing it to the facing so you want to make sure i already pressed it i pressed everything up the seam up the facing up so it's all pressed together now you're not going to be able to go the whole way into the point but sew as far as you can and you're just going to sew on the edge you want me to get you really really close it's hard for me to do that guys but i'm going to try try to flatten this out so you can see it see here i am here's the facing on the back here's that seam on the back we're sewing the seam to the facing this is called under stitching you can look it up google under stitching i bet it'll show you really good pictures that i'm not doing a very good job of showing you okay i'm going to sew close and i like to sew a zigzag i don't think i have ever seen anybody do a zigzag but me i don't know i just like to do a zigzag i have it on two and a half width and 3.6 wide be sure feel with your fingers your fingers are your best tools be sure this underneath seam line is sewing to the facing it makes your facing go to the inside and stay to the inside that's why we do this why do i have a funny thread there threads yes we always have lots of threads everywhere cut your threads as you go as you go nothing's more annoying than to wear your garment and have threads hanging from it and people go he must have made that look at that thread hanging down i'm pulling this apart i'm going like this where's my hands i'm going like this pulling it like this not real hard but gently so that seam opens up and everything stays very flat which is very nice and because i've got all those clips in there where it needs to spread out it will the facing's already spread out well that's not a problem all right i'm to the other point so i'm not going to be able to go much further i'm going to go back on a single stitch i'm going to back up and go forward and cut and i will come show you this maybe you can already see it since i have you so close up look there there's the inside does it show that's the inside this is the facing it's coming to the inside it is coming to the inside to stay forever forever and ever there's the point this is the front of my blouse right here where the buttons and the buttonholes are going to go it has a facing on it now for the buttons and the buttonholes that's the bottom of the v-neck this is the shoulder seam this is the back the back will go inside too we'll make it go in there with an iron see there it is and then the other side is the same way awesome if you want your clothes to look like you didn't make them do this stuff to them take the time enjoy the journey i'll be back this is the actual first try on of my new blouse the sure-fit designs blouse that you watched me make so i'm getting in my triple mirror here and i'm checking the back oh my gosh the back looks amazing amazing do you remember all those funky wrinkles i had in the back look they are completely gone round back is in there this way back is in there and there's no wrinkles no wrinkles there's no wrinkles here when i get the sleeve in this will look fine right here this isn't extra wrinkles that just needs a sleeve so while i'm trying this on before the sleeve is in i'm going to do the buttons and the buttonholes so how do you figure out where your buttons go the first button goes right here in the middle of your two lumps bumps bust i'm tired so right there is where the first button always goes so it doesn't gap you know you want to hold that together so everybody's not seeing your bra when you stand sideways so that's always the first button that's the only button you've got to know you don't have to know any more of them you might want to determine how low you want to go and no lower i want to go to about right there and no lower i'll have an inch hem i'll have an inch hem so between this and this could be an inch up an inch down between this button and this button there will be two more buttons and then there'll be a button up here now to evenly space the button area you need to have one of these little gadgets i can't remember what it's called but it's wonderful so you line it up with your bust pin and then you spread it out until it goes to the all the way to the top and all the way to that bottom pin and then i will have five spaces marked in these little notches here five spaces this is super wonderful and it makes it so easy so so easy i'll put a link below all right that's it for right now of course just in a micro second i'll be back for you i think i don't know what y'all think but i think since this has white dots it should have white buttons now remember i told you i make my button extension 5 8 inch i can use the 5 8 inch button there or i can use a half inch button there i would not do a bigger than 5 8 or a smaller than a half okay so i will look at this and see how many bigs it says it is and it says it's 5 8 inch so all the buttons in this box are 5 8 inch except maybe these silver hearts and they're 13 16. what's 13 16 8 16 would be a half maybe it's around 5 8 or a tad bigger i would use it too i would use it too but i'm not going to put silver buttons in that box all right so i'm going to do these buttons i'm going to do this button gauge i don't know if it's called a button gauge but there'll be a link below okay button gauge duty so what you do is i have marked right here where i would have the biggest gap osis if i didn't have a button there right in between your apexes right so what i'm going to do you want me to put this close close close so you can see i'll try i'll try maybe that pin shows up the best for you because it sticks out a little bit all right so what i'm going to do is i'm going to pick one of these little pokey outies i'm going to pick one of them to put on that pin i need to have one button above it and three buttons below it so i'm gonna pick this second pokey thingy and i'm gonna put it right on i don't know what's right side up and what's up side down but this is how i'm gonna do it so i'm going to put that right there on that pin do you see now i'm going to hold that down well you can't hold it too much or it won't move now i'm just going to spring this i'm going to make it sprawling out i know that this button up here now maybe y'all don't know this let me get my my ruler back out this button up here goes 5 8 inch in and 5 8 inch down all right because that's my seam allowance that's my button extension allowance right there right there and i have read i think it was in glendale's book and i've read in other places that your buttonhole is supposed to extend 1 8 inch past that button extension line 1 8 inch past all right so we don't have to measure how deep the button hole is going to be yet we're just looking for where on this garment are we going to put the buttonholes can you see here we go here's the first pin here's the first pin where my bust is see here's my this is a good way to tell here's my dart over here here's the tip of my dart and this is just a little bit above that so here's buttonhole number one i have moved hard to do with one hand you guys i have moved my gauge apart and it moves apart equally that's the beauty of this it moves apart equally so i have moved it so this pointy thing right here comes to the top button the top button is 5 8 inch in from both sides 5 8 inch 5 8 inch in this way 5 8 in this way and 5 8 inch in this way so that's button number one and this is button number two now the rest of the buttons have to fall somewhere under those two these two are permanent they have to stay they can't move all right i could add another button here i could put two buttons and two buttons you can do whatever you want to pass this but here and here has to be one buttonhole so this is button one button two button three button four button five so five would end up right here and this does not have a hem in it yet so you have to remember this has a hem you do not want a button all the way down here at the bottom of your blouse it's really nice if this stays open because it leaves you leaves you some tummy room when you sit down all right so we're going to move back up here hit button one button two button three button four button five and that's how it's going to be so what i'm going to do is i'm going to move this in like this i'm going to take those two pins out and then i'm going to get something to mark in these cracks with you see these little openings i'm going to draw inside those the five places that my buttons go all right i am going to sew my buttonholes in how do you know where to start them from they're supposed to come 1 8 inch in two in two you can't sew them here from the edge remember this is center front this is center front right here and the center front of your top is going to cross over the center front of the other side let me show you you don't want your buttonholes to be out there on the edge no no no be careful i know i drew them to the edge but i'm not sewing them there all right so this is the left side of my blouse this is the right side of my glass center front is 5 8 inch how do i know because i'm the one that put the button extension on there and i know i made it 5 8 inch see there center front i'm just marking this so you'll understand what i'm doing you that are terrified of buttons oh my gosh don't be buttons are fun and sewing machines make them so easy these days okay so see here center front here this is where my buttons are going to get sewn over here where i just showed you how to put those buttonhole marks let's mark where center front is on this side center front center front center front now the thing about it is you're only going to come in one half inch before you start sewing your buttonhole so my buttonhole is going to start at the half inch line why because your buttonhole is supposed to jump over the buttonhole extension by 1 8 inch all right most of the buttonhole is going to be back here on the blouse back here that's why you've got that facing back there so most of your buttonhole is going to be back here on your blouse past center front because when this hooks up with the button you want center fronts to lock together okay you want to button it and pull it tight and then center front should be one on top of the other when you put these buttons in there so remember you never never never never make your button holes from the edge you make them from wherever your button extension is and come past it about 1 8 inch so i usually start my buttonholes and there's usually a mark on your machine um foot plate at one half inch to start your buttonholes okay now how long do i sew my buttonhole you sew your buttonhole as long as it needs to be to wrap around this button okay so what you do is you take a scrap piece of your fabric i'm getting ready to go out to my b740 where i started making this blouse i wanted to show you my scrap my scrap his own center fold here's the fold i have ironed the interfacing in there folded it in half and i have marked the half inch mark okay so you want to see how my b740 makes the buttonhole it's really cool tada you think with three styluses you could keep track of at least two of them wouldn't you all right stylus found from my other b740 ah let's download this to this machine i'll find it later all right we're going to click on that buttonhole thing right there then you have to have a button now the button rule is whenever you have a certain amount of buttons you will lose one or two of them so always buy more buttons than you need because that's the button rule they are trained at the factory to run away and hide the minute you pull them off the card all right wish you could train people like that okey dokey pick a button hole any buttonhole i am going to pick buttonhole number 51. 51 there it is right there 51. now i'm going to hit the i now what we're going to do is put a little bit more room to put that buttonhole into and i'm never sure which knob does that but we're going to try this one yeah we're going to go up to 0.8 we change that 0.6 to 0.8 i'm not real sure why we do that i just know you're supposed to okay now we're going to go back to our buttonhole again and we're going to come to 16 which is the length of our buttonhole and this little round yellow circle comes up and that little round yellow circle is for you to stick your button on and since i make the same size button on every shirt let's see which one makes the button bigger look here see how that that circle got bigger for the button i'm going to go down and make it small again i like my buttonholes tight i don't like baggy buttonholes as long as i can get the button in it i'm happy okay so now we're going to hit the little x and we have our button set up so now we're going to put on our buttonhole foot this is mine it has this magic eye on it and i have to make sure i've got a big enough footplate for it i hope i have a big enough foot plate for it you know what i better change my foot plate i have one that has a single hole and i have one that has a wide hole and i have this that has the medium hole so i'm going to put the biggest hole back on just in case just in case my buttonhole says oh my goodness this isn't the right hole always always always always do a test i promise you you want to do a test all right let's put the foot down and let's pick one of our lines i'm going to line this up with a half inch now there is a line right here going across this foot plate right there and i usually line my buttonholes up with that so that's what i'm going to do today i'm going to line it up with that and then i'm going to see if that comes out at the half inch we'll see all right so now we're going to push go we're going to push go right here is the go button and there it goes is that awesome or what is that awesome or what i asked you cut there it is there's my buttonhole there it is my friends now i have this little um razor blade thing you stab you stab your buttonhole with but i don't have it right now so i'll tell you a trick you guys probably taught me this trick but if you put a pin i think philly actually did if you will put a pin at the end of your buttonhole before you stick this in there you cannot cut too far all right so there's my buttonhole here's my button i'm going to see if i like that buttonhole there we go now as far as i'm concerned that buttonhole is too big so i am going to make another test buttonhole that's smaller um peggy sagers always makes her buttonholes vertical i don't like my buttonholes vertical and if you'll look at her blouses when she has them on the mannequin or when she has them on herself the bottom front of her blouse is never straight because the buttonholes allow the blouse to ride up and down on itself and so the bottom is always crooked it's always crooked one part hangs down lower neither drives me crazy i don't like it so i make my buttonholes horizontal and if the world gets upset about it well they get upset about everything else they might as well get upset about that okay so i'm going to put my pin i'm going to cut this and i'm going to see if this buttonholes any smaller than that buttonhole it is it's a little bit smaller i'm going to stick my button in i still think it's too big so i'm turning it down some more now see i may make 10 buttonholes y'all i may make 10 buttonholes i'm not kidding i'm a perfectionist and i like everything just right now i'm on 15. there we go all right now what i'm having to do is push a little bit instead of it just falling through i'm having to push it through that's how i like my buttonhole all right i'm pushing it through and then it's going to pull to the edge here and so it's going to overlap center front just a tad that's how it's supposed to do i'm going to get my blouse here it is it's all set up for buttons all set up for buttons i'm going to put one here i cannot see what you all can see i'm going to put a button here and here and here and here and here that's where i'm going to put all my buttons alrighty i always start at the bottom just in case there's going to be a flub up and something's going to go wrong i always start with the bottom buttonhole never the top never at the apex if there's going to be a boo-boo and i have to fix it i want it to be at the bottom what could happen your lord a million things can happen with the sewing machine the electricity could go off and i'm lining that so that purple line up with the center of the foot and i'm lining the edge of my front with that line that they put on that plate hold this in and go [Music] this is the back on the facing there's one two three four five five buttons that's on the facing side that's why we have a facing and this is on the front this is the right side of the front that's going to flap over the left side that's going to have buttons you want to see how i figure out where the buttons go i'll be back let me show you my buttonhole cutter open tool i'll put a link below i don't know what it's called i just know you can cut buttonholes open with it and it comes with this little apple the little apple is a piece of wood and this is a little chisel now the first thing you do is you go on the back side and you put fray check on every buttonhole first of all iron your marks away iron your friction marker off turn it over you what spray chat joy i'll show you a link to fraycheck too it comes with a blue lid but you never can get it out if you leave the blue lid on it so i put one of these long pins in mine so i can get the stuff out so it's just glue and it keeps your buttonhole from fraying stop spraying on fabric i'll put a link below alright so you simply just squirt it across the back of each buttonhole all right all right let's do chisel duty you take your apple you put it under the buttonhole you take your chisel you put it down inside the middle of your buttonhole and you rock it you rocket rocket and it just makes a slit just like that slip duty you want to see let me see if i can get the chisel to go through the hole see chisel duty yeah it's super cool you got to have one of these or you can do it like you saw me doing a minute ago put the pin in use your seam ripper stick the seam ripper inside but i like this i like it i think it's fun i think sewing is fun periods that one's got a thread if you get some threads inside inside your buttonhole snip them off there shouldn't be very many if you don't put the fray check in there you'll have tons of fridges but whatever loose strings you get just clip those off all right so my buttons are all in you notice i don't even have my sleeves in yet so what you do now is you fold your blouse on the table like as if you were going to wear it the table's going to wear it here's the left side of the blast up here's the left shoulder this is the right side of the blouse there you go put the right on top of the left just like that line up center fronts line up the center fronts approximately how do you do that fold this part in half and put it over there on that line you drew at the half inch at the line i drew center front with a piece of chalk remember it doesn't have to be perfect but you don't want it to be too far and you don't want it to be off line up the bottoms line up the bottom so they are exactly exactly exactly straight with each other don't line it up up here at the top ignore the top line it up at the hem part line it up straight down here i have not put the hem in yet if i had put a button down lower i would have had to put the hem in first but since my button's way up here and my hem is only an inch the button is not going to bother me putting the hem in this garment okay you don't have a step-by-step do this do this do this do this in sure-fit designs you pretty much have to know how to put the blouse together already and i just happen to know that i can put the buttons in now and then i can still put the hem in later if you're not comfortable with that put your hem in first put your sleeves in first and do your buttons last all right what are you doing now joy i'm looking for a marker you know you have to have a marker purple showed up pretty good a while ago so i'll try purple again i'm going to stick the pen in the slit of the buttonhole i'm going to make a little tiny line at the edge of the buttonhole that's going to grab the button the side of the buttonhole that's closest to the front is going to grab the here's your button here's your buttonhole it's going to grab it and slide this part right here where the button is going to be hooked that's the part where you're going to stick your pen in and you're going to make a little dot a big dot it should be right on that center front line i'll show it to you in a second okay here's the buttonhole here's where the button is going to go on the other side here's the half inch line that i drew or the 5 8 inch i drew the 5 8 inch line there because the 5 8 inch line is center front so i'm folding this in lining it up with that line on the other side straightening up the bottom exactly exactly perfect then i'm sticking this friction pen in this buttonhole toward this edge here toward that edge i don't want to mark it clear back here i'll be off the other side i'm marking in this hole right here now let me tell you what you do if you use pins for this let me use some pins for it before you can use pins for it you've got to have some pins this works good too all right so i'm going to put a pin right there i'm going to put a pin hopefully you can see all this my friends i'm going to put a pin right there i'm going to put a pin right here i'm going to put a pin right there you got to be sure you're picking up the other side now won't work if you don't pick up the other side and then this is the top button right here all right so then you can just unpin it see i'm unpinning it i'm lifting the buttonhole and the pins coming out the buttonhole because it's a hole so and the pins just pinned to the bottom it's not pinned to the buttonhole all right so there's my five button points one two three four five if the pin or the mark didn't land on center front too bad you're going to put it on center front anyway now what if you have two holes in your button or you have four holes in your button how do you line the buttons up now this is a big deal to me it may not be a big deal to anybody else but it's a big deal to me see how two buttons have disappeared no idea where they went okay i don't like to put my button this way when the buttonhole goes this way because to me it has to wrap around too much thread going that way so i like to do my buttonholes this way the buttonhole going this way and the button holds the hole s in the button going that way so it has a smaller shank to hook onto does that make sense so which button do you put in the center which hole which hole in the button do you put in the center i put on a small button like this i put the center of this button on the center line i realized that the other side the buttonhole came a little bit over into the blouse but this isn't going to i'm going to line that middle up right there right on that center front line and then my buttonhole is going to hook over that and pull okay that's how i like to do my buttons you don't have to do yours like that and i have to go all right my friends this is how far i have gotten i've got my white buttons someone to match the little white dots in this you can see how nice the neckline fits me here's the shoulders out here if i dip my arm up my dents right there at 5 8 inch i'm right here do my 40 dot the back i don't know about the back but remember you need more room in the back so that's okay so i'm going to put my sleeves on the sleeves are cut out somewhere now i need to tell you this one thing if you've gotten to this point and your sewing room is not an absolute mess and things have not fallen off the wall and fallen on the floor and rolled under tables and followed you down the stairs and into the bathroom then you haven't done something right so i can tell you all right i'm going to sew my sleeves together put them in and then i'll do one more try on for you the ham isn't in yet but good lord you all know i'm going to him and i know i know that fib is showing you this and i've shown you this several times but since i'm doing it i'll turn the camera on and let you see it one more time i'm going to crimp the sleeve caps this is super fun you're going to crimp from snotch to notch from the double notch to the single notch single to double doesn't matter i'm going to do it at one half inch because the seam allowances at one is at 5 8 inch you do not want to crimp on the seam allowance no no no do not crimp on the seam allowance crimp inside it otherwise it's going to show on that side of your shirt i'm going to put this on four and i'm going to put my finger behind it now just watch my thumb my fingers remember your hands are your best tools ladies your hands are your best tool so watch this hand and watch this hand i don't have any more hands what am i looking at i'm not looking at the needle i'm not looking at my fingers i'm not looking at my thumb i am looking right here right here this is where my eyeballs are right here on this half inch mark and this piece of fabric this thumb is driving it onto that line right there i'm holding it so it goes right on that line my eyes are right here i got off a little bit there but that's okay as long as you're off on the inside and not the outside lift the needle pull it out you are crimped you are crimped and ready to go in sleeve has a dart in it we have to do dart duty okay here we are we got our dart and nice orange friction marker so we're going to sew our dart in someone off the point coming back down locking my stitch cutting it off and that's my eblo dart my blue i know it's elbow all right so we're going to make that go down now your two side seams should line up once you put the elbow dart in this is going to be so nice i just love having a new blouse don't you especially one that fits here i just got a little bit chatty so i decided to just tell you i'm sewing the side seams of the sleeves after the little elbow dart was put in and remember the little extension at the bottom that helps the hem fold up correctly all right your hand folds up in like that i'm just going to pin it up and i'm going to pull this sleeve up and take a picture of myself and then i think i'm going to go fix supper because jerry's on his way home from the doctor all right i'll just pull it up and show it to you real fast okay sleeve three quarter sleeve hemmed on the sides sewn on the sides crimped at the top i'm just gonna pull it up on me and we'll see how i look can you see me now can you see me now all right let me see the double notch goes in the back the single notch goes in the front so this is going to come up here oh my goodness isn't that cute look i just love this i can make 20 boxes out of this now out of this pattern i can make so many blouses i can make one every day i could make two a week i could change the sleeves i could change the length i could change the buttons i could change the neckline oh my gosh fun fun fun i could color block it all right for my beginner sewing construction artist i know i have a lot of beginners out there and um i've shown this before back in some ancient video but i've got so many videos i i don't even know where to tell you to go look for it so i'm just going to show you still finishing my surefit designs blouse and i'm on the hem now remember how i told you i always iron the hem up it's one and a quarter inch hem i simply lay it on the ironing board i use my seam gauge i put it down here at one and a quarter inch one and a quarter inch and i press one and a quarter inch and i press one and a quarter inch of that press or you can use these little things a lot of different places are making them now but you can cut them out of a file folder that's one and a quarter inch and this thing just gets in my way on this so i don't really need it but you can stick that underneath there see like that and you can iron up to it so these are real handy but i just did it with my seam gauge today see i've got them i've got them in fall holders take an old file folder this is a two inch one i have them in all kinds of measurements all right so the main thing is you iron it up before you surge it because when you surge things you don't surge them perfectly perfectly straight so you want to make sure this hem is straight before you surge it so i'm going to go to my serger i'm going to open this up and i'm going to serge it i'm not going to have the facing inside i'm opening the facing out and i'm going to search it straight with the facing out okay so i'm going to go serge the whole bottom of this hem and then i'm going to show you how i finish the two front bottom points where the two fronts cross over each other okay all right i'm going to my serger here's my two sleeves my sleeves are all hemmed they're hemmed they're sewn up and they're crimped and they're still not in the blouse i told you i put my sleeves in last do you have to put your sleeves in last heavens no put yours in at the beginning so you can try them on all right so i want to show you how i'm going to do this is the front of the blouse there's the the neck the neck in the front and the buttons and the buttonholes are already in see buttonhole buttonhole buttonhole i am going to show you how i finished this part down here i don't know how other people finishes this is how i finish it i fold it in half backwards i already have it creased here it's not the center front line it's that 5 8 inch extension line where we folded it over let's cut off this long string we don't have to tuck that string oh and somebody said how do you keep your scissors on your sewing machine with a little piece of elastic and i just hook it on to this one of the spool pins back here yeah easy peasy otherwise i never have any scissors okay so here's the facing folded in i'm folding the facing back out on the fold on the fold i'm lining the bottoms up so they're even i'm lining the bottoms up so they're even and you can see this crease right here i'm going to sew on that crease from here to here that's what i'm going to do cut cut cut all your strings can you see how that is sewn see how it's sewn this is the long ham the hem isn't in yet it's just surge it's pressed and surged and i have sewn right sides together that flap right there this is the facing okay so now i'm going to fold it inside like that like that look at that how neat is that shouldn't you trim it shouldn't you cut it no don't do that if you do that that's going to leave ridges and lumps and bumps in here this fills in so much better if you just leave it whole okay it gives it a little weight at the bottom okay now we're going to do the other side just the same way but before we do i'm going to make sure that they came out exactly the same the way i've pressed them and they did this is the side that's already done this is the other side i'm going to do it the exact same way i'm going to fold it right sides together on that 5 8 inch extension fold line i'm going to line the bottom up and i'm going to sew on that one and a quarter inch crease that i pressed into it can you see you can see very good yay isn't sewing fun i love sewing because when you make your clothes number one you get to make them out of whatever material you like whatever color you like whatever print or not print you like and you can make them fit you all righty am i still on three i am so i'm just going to follow that crease i made cut all right i'm not cutting i'm not trimming anything i'm leaving it right there and i'm putting that in the point try this you guys you're going to like it so much better than the way it looks when you trim it okay at least i do you can't tell us what to do i know always always my dear friends i'm telling you how i do it because you asked me to show you how i do it okay i am very well aware of that alrighty so here we are we've got one side we have the right side going over the left side see see see only that's the left going over the right the right goes over the left and there we are here's all the buttons my five buttons are on my five button holes are in now all i'm going to do is go press this again and then i'm just going to sew the hem on and then i'm going to put the sleeves in you want to see me put the sleeves in i'll come back and show you that i'm going to sew the hem on the right side of the blouse but i'm not going to sew it until i figure out where to sew it so i'm lining up my hem on the back of the blouse where i want my needle to sew it at and i want it to be about oh i want to use that as my guide and i'm going to move my needle over one notch now this stuff is called washi tape w-a-s-h-i i don't know who named it that i don't know who invented it or why but it comes in all different colors and it comes off real easy and it's skinny and it's really nice to use especially on your cover stitch machine because you never know where your edge is so i'm going to line that up right there because that's where i want that to sew let me check yes it's sewing beautifully yay i'm right on my mark right on my mark yay i bet i'll wear this tomorrow we need to go somewhere no really i don't want to go anywhere i like staying home baby jerry will take me out to lunch we have a hamburger place in town that's pretty good i'm just driving my car my eyes are right here i'm not looking at that needle that needs to go up and down forever unless it breaks or something weird happens i'm looking right here i'm driving my car right down that edge yeah because if i'll start driving it here it will stay on the road right if i wait until i get up here to start driving it it's usually crooked by then see take the pin out now see this is all folded here the way i showed you nice and even and straight and all that fabrics up in there it's just as flat as it can be here we come to the other side i'm gonna go slow [Music] and i'm gonna back up here in just a second and there we go yay cut off your danglies don't leave threads dangling dangly threads scream i was made at home see how nice it looks it's not zigzagged it's surged it's all in here's the one bottom front and here's the other bottom front be sure when you put your two together that the right side is not shorter than the left side that can happen sometimes if it does shorten the left or length and the right because the right needs to cover up the left on a girl [Applause] all right once you're sure you've got the right sleeve going in the the proper sleeve going in the proper armhole which you will know because you will have two notches and two notches you'll have two notches and two notches and over here you'll have one notch and one notch and your seams if you press the blouse backwards and the armhole forwards these seams will butt into each other they'll be going opposite directions and that's what you want because then you won't have a lump underneath your arm all right so now we pin we have crimped the sleeve we hope it fits in this armhole all right pin the bottom underneath the arm or under here right here this is where we are under the arm now we're going to come up here to the top of the arm up here at the shoulder there is a little cut if you put it in in the top center right there top center there's a little cut and then there's a shoulder seam there's the shoulder seam here's the neck there's the facing for the neck this is the top seam and you're going to match up that little tiny clip with this top seam at the seam line don't just line it up anywhere line it up with this seam line the thread where you sewed the seam in right there i don't leave serger tails where i'm going to sew over the area look at this just it fits like a dream fits like an absolute dream i just love that crimp method of putting sleeves in all right pull your threads forward cut them a little bit shorter you may have to pull on that to shorten your your sleeve if it doesn't fit in this hole i usually don't do this in front of a camera it makes it a little a little difficult okay so we're going to pin where are we going to pin we're going to pin on the 5 8 inch line or the 3 8 inch line or the one half inch line whatever your seam allowance is that's where you're going to pin and you're going to take a little bite a little bite at the 5 8 inch i mean get approximately 5 8 inch if you don't know exactly where it is don't panic most people can tell or a half inches and 5 8 inches after they've sewn for a while okay so now we're going to put our sleeve around the open arm i'm sure your machine probably has an open arm and this is what it's for wrap your sleeve around it put the gathered part of the sleeve down because like i said your feed dogs will help feed that and i'm going to do this on a three in case i have to tear it out we'll see how good i get this sleeve in the first time i don't always get it in perfect the first time sometimes there's a crimp or a hole or a buckle don't sew over your pins i have hit a pin multi-twice in my life okay make sure that your seam allowance is folded the way it's supposed to go okay i'm going to back stitch right there because that's under my arm and i just want to make sure it stays you've got your fingers your fingers are your very best tools remember these fingers underneath can feel if there's a lump or a bump or a fold or an issue these fingers can help guide it so it's going straight this is a circle and so you've got to guide it see i can feel there's more than just a crimp under there there was a hole so i straightened it out here's my fingers that feels good do it slowly when you're putting a sleeve in go slow go slow i think this is the least fun part of making the blast but it's not hard it's just you need to go slow you need to relax you need to not be in a hurry so let's turn it around and look at the front it looks really oopsy there's a boo-boo i made a boo-boo there is a it's not a boo-boo it's just a crimp in the sleeve and it's right there right there where there's a little bitty tuck i will redo that part that's from the crimping where the crimp got a little too crimped and then i crimped it some more evidently trying to sew it in just go slow it's not a race it's not a contest i've got one sleeve in this is the last thing i have to do is put that other sleeve in after i fix this little fold up here all right so the whole sleeve is perfect except for that one little place and i bet you can see it what i'm going to do is i'm going to come to the inside of the blouse and i'm going to find where it happened ah it happened right there at the very very top and then i'm just going to unsew that without uncrimping it don't uncrimp it if anybody thinks i don't make mistakes well they just think wrong i'll guarantee you the reason my shirts look good people think my shirts look good it's because i fix everything that goes wrong don't put pins in your mouth and don't talk with pins in your mouth yes ma'am so i'm going to do this again and try not to get the fold in it this time here is sleeve number two sleeve number one gave me problems sleeve number two gave me zero problems it just went right in easy peasy so probably the hardest thing for you to be comfortable with if you're a new seamstress is sewing sleeves in but just use a bigger stitch so you can rip the stitch out if you need to this sleeve went in absolutely perfect the other one the thread broke two or three times i had the needle moved in the wrong position i got a crimp up here at the top this one didn't crimp at all i redid this top on the other one three times and finally i got it so it's got some little gathers here but i can press those out so this blouse is all done all completely totally done so i'll wear it tomorrow i'll wear it tomorrow and then i'll show it to you and then i'll put this video up all right supper time here gotta go i told you wrong it wasn't completely done yet i went in and i serged off the seam allowance of the sleeves i always do that you can use pinking shears you can zigzag yours but i always serge my seam allowances off okay so pressing i'm going to sew right here on the shoulder i'm going to sew right in this um seam allowance right here i'm going to sew the facing to the blouse on each shoulder i'm just going to sew from here to here on this side right in the ditch i'm going to stitch right in that ditch and that will hold my facing in forever more now it's really done except for pressing this room is getting a bit crowded all of my tables in my machines but my blouse is done i just finished it now i did two things two things to change this blouse after it was completely completely done and hanging in my closet i put it on this morning and i decided i hated the white buttons so the white buttons came off now this is kind of a rule kind of a joy roll um a lot of people would say oh that's nuts put something fancy and wild and crazy on for buttons but i think that if you'll choose your background color for your buttons i think it turns out a lot better okay i also shortened the sleeves an inch you wouldn't think you could do that because i lost the extension that i put on that area to put the hem up one inch but it worked it worked my sleeves aren't really three-quarter three-quarters felt like down here somewhere and i just don't like them down there i like them just a little bit under my elbow see if i bend my elbow that elbow darts right here and i just like them a little bit under my elbow otherwise to me it looks like those pants i don't like and i know i'm the only one on the planet that doesn't like them i know i know i know it's okay but i can't stand those pants that are just above your ankle to me i just want to walk up to that person and rip out the hem and lower them down and put them where it goes i know just me okay just me my pants i know i don't mind the what do you call them the crop pants crap that's a crop top joy well those kind of pants that like hit you in the middle of your calf i like those i don't have very many of them but i really like that length but that other length that's above your ankle and it just looks like you hemmed your pants too short just but and i know i have seen all these stylists do y'all watch the stylist there's some stylist out there um oh that one really really pretty blonde girl ah what is her name shelley her name is shelly and her channel's called fabulous 50 she does awesome exercises look her up do her exercises she does arm she'll say let's just do arms today let's do our belly today let's do our legs today and she's really good and they're easy you can do them then there's another lady and i'm she's younger and some of the stuff she wears i just hate i'll tell you another thing i hate is those jeans with all the holes in them oh i have seen the girls with a flap hanging down where their knees are sticking out i think it looks like a clown or like a bag lady i just think it's horrible looking i know i'm the odd duck i know i know my jeans don't have any holes in them my mother would roll over in her grave if i will repair those jeans but here's my sure-fit designs blouse all done can you hear my music i looked up a song this morning i met a girl at lowe's the other day jerry and i were bringing in a bunch of his tools and i didn't want to think we were stealing them when we went back out anyway we walked into lowe's and i walked up to this lady to tell her hey we brought these tools in we're not stealing them they're ours and she had a nametag on named tammy and i said oh tammy i said i named my daughter tammy she said when was she born and i said 69 and she said yeah i was born in 64. she said everybody named their daughters tammy back then and i said because of tammy and the doctor and she said yes so i went in there while i loved that song tammy and the doctor by debbie reynolds she was in the movie and so i looked it up and so she's saying the little thing came up and she's saying tammy and the doctor and then the songs just keep on changing and they're all from back then and but it just plays like a couple a little part of it and then it goes to the next song a little part of that in the next song i have no idea what it's on but it's on in there so anyway that's my wiggle but yeah tammy and the doctor i just love that movie tammy tammy tammy's in line [Music] it's the cutest song google it google find the song tammy's in love really really cute golly i'd love to watch the movie if i could find it all right blue blouse done sure fit design sew along officially over i'll be back soon bye

Channel: Joy Bernhardt

Views: 19,450

Rating: 4.9295154 out of 5

Keywords: sewing, Sure-fit Designs, Surefit Designs, Surefit Designs Dress Kit, How to Make a Blouse, How to Sew a Blouse, Dress Kit Blouse Tutorial, Joy Bernhardt, Joyful Expressions, sewing a blouse

Id: gqcw6nf5L1E

Length: 93min 42sec (5622 seconds)

Published: Mon Sep 14 2020