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CUT IT OUT ✂️Part 1 ✂️How To Cut Fabric with a Pattern Like a Pro

LTRL trend | Sewing and Fashion Design

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After you understand the warp and weft and how to prep your fabric, we can get to the cutting! This is an exciting step to constructing your garment, it does take some time to set out your pieces, pin, mark and cut out - so make sure you also bring your patience. It seems pretty trivial to cut fabric, but in this video I give you some professional tips for cutting fabric from a pattern.

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Faren

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Videography and Editing by Arianna Balestri

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20 Comments

@sadiqrahimi9955 6 years ago

The first YouTuber who says" if you didn't like it no problem thumbs down "

@1129buttons 5 years ago

I've been sewing for 25 years and I watched the whole thing :) I'm completely self taught and just discovered the wonderful youtube world of sewers. So I'm actually learning things I never knew or did wrong.

@yuxisushiii 6 years ago

Measure twice, cut once. Cry 0 times :p

@jeanneluddeni3121 5 years ago

I just need that table

@THEdelkaimek 2 years ago

This was the cutting lesson I have been LOOKING FOR. My god so many projects were lost. Not anymore

@msdramaticflair 2 years ago

I started sewing young and then didn’t do it for a long time. Now, as an adult (with access to YouTube!!) I want to slow down and learn to do it “right.” This video was awesome!

@chadscreationstation9364 3 years ago

I was really gung ho in Joannes and got super nervous trying to cut my pattern out. Thank you so much, this was very hilarious! I died when you hulk ripped the first piece off after telling us to cut it out lmao

@gillianfoulds2969 5 years ago

I am a complete beginner and I have to say your tutorials are the best and the easiest to follow I have found on YouTube, you make it fun to watch and I am learning so much, thank you Faren.

@juliesullivan5018 2 years ago

I really enjoyed this video. The one thing I'd suggest is making necessary adjustments to the paper pattern prior to cutting. I will also make a "dummy" garment of calico or old fabric to check the fit first. It only took me 45 years to learn that. Happy sewing everyone!

@helenweatherby1694 3 years ago

Great tip re using soap for marking. I’ve never found tailor’s chalk to be much use.

@BeautifulOaks 3 years ago

Thanks for taking the stress out of preparing a pattern on fabric.

@robertlundstrom8061 6 years ago

I wish you were my sewing teacher as you are hilarious to the max and very knowledgeable. Very much fun to learn from you.

@justincase1563 2 years ago

You crack me up !! Your personality is me , lol Teaching myself how to sew at over 50 years old online has been tough...you have made it fun, and learn able!! Also love your work, very cute stuff !! I have always said "Detail" is everything in clothing...you nailed that too !! Keep posting !!! ......J.A.

@cicisewing9907 5 years ago

I love your vibe ✨😌

@DianeSmith-ue8jd 2 years ago

I like your style of teaching. You're funny and knowledgeable. The pace is better than hysterical speed. Thanks.

@aspiringoutofcntrl 2 years ago

Why did you stop making videos?! You're an amazing teacher. Thank you for demystifying cutting out patterns. 🫶

@hundred_jets 5 years ago

Thank you. Peace and love from LA.

@jchollingsworth1389 5 years ago

Haven't sewn for at least 7 years on a machine and forgot more than I realized. Discovering all the new things on my brand new sewing machine, just a basic one. (lost mine in "Sandy" and starting a new). This video really gave me a lot a renewed confidence, as well as a bit of re-educating me in the basics. Thanks "sew" much. :)

@saywhat8966 3 years ago

Appreciate all tutorials, thank you.
Matching fiber to pattern is the most mysterious detail for this infrequent seamstress.🤔

@Amanda-c5z6m 6 months ago

My bedroom now is a fortress, I'll begin with declarations and midnight prayers and then I'll buy olive oil and anoint my bedroom and those of my children.