Suit sleeve pattern

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This tutorial explains how to sew a two-piece sleeve vent on a lined tailored jacket, just like this: This is the method you will often find in ready-to-wear, where the vent on the shell is first c…

Find out how to convert a one-piece sleeve pattern into a two-piece jacket sleeve in this Web Extra from Threads #182.

Let’s see how to draft the pattern of this jacket dress. Start from a basic block with darts and a two pieces matching sleeve.

->SUBMIT! ->Ask Away! With so many people out there today merely creating copies of original Victorian/Edwardian/other pre-1929 patterns and trying to sell them for profit online (especially ones that were originally offered for free in period magazines), I thought it would be worthwhile to create a tumblr that promotes sharing these patterns for free instead so that anyone interested in history, historical dress, or trying to learn the quickly fading art of dressmaking through…

There are many types of tailored sleeves in men's suit coats. The easiest kind to lengthen or shorten are those that have no buttonholes. If the buttonholes are functioning (meaning that they have been cut open), then you cannot lengthen or shorten the sleeves from the bottom hem. These types of sleeves have to be shortened by taking the sleeves off the jacket and cutting down the sleeve cap. This tutorial will focus on how to lengthen the sleeve with buttons and sewn buttonholes…

This tutorial explains how to sew a two-piece sleeve vent on a lined tailored jacket, just like this: This is the method you will often find in ready-to-wear, where the vent on the shell is first c…