Inserting set-in sleeve with nice "stand-up" sleeve head.
I used polyester suede-type fabric
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Sep 17, 2011, 08.12 PMby patti-r
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Sep 14, 2010, 07.46 PMby ruthazel
what wonderful instruction, thank you!
I fully agree with Nora: it gets better al the time thanks to all the effort.
Oct 13, 2007, 08.41 AMby jj1
Thank you so much, it’s very helpful. Your sleeve heads really look great.
Sep 20, 2007, 02.20 AMby lilo
Thanks a lot once again for this great how-to! I can make a garment that looks decent enough to wear, but I still have to learn a lot about details. Except for how to change a gathered sleeve into a classical one I also learned from you that:
1. I should put TWO gathering stitches around the sleeve head (and not only one);
2. I should back arms too (and not only fronts, at least for certain fabrics that seem to gain from it);
3. The strip of lambswool – trick, I had no idea about it or it’s function.
Sep 19, 2007, 03.36 PMby nora
Thank you for this really useful How To! Our How To section gets better and better thanks to members like you!