How To: Insert Sleeve with French Seam

Learn how to introduce a sleeve into a garment using a French Seam. French seams are perfect for use on lightweight or sheer fabrics, encasing all of the fraying fabric edges inside a tiny seam allowance of 1/4" (5mm). Due to the length of the video we have listed the timings below, so that you can skip through as required, based on what you need to learn and / or revisit. Introduction: 00:00 - 03:32 Ease Stitching Sleeve: 03:32 - 10:24 Sewing Sleeve Seam: 10:24 - 11:42 Gathering Sleeve: 11:42 - 16:45 Introduce Sleeve into Armhole: 16:45 - 45:37 LINKED TUTORIALS How To: Mark Fabric with Carbon Paper: https://youtu.be/ihU34p9aiGY How To: Tailor's Tacks: https://youtu.be/8g3jgib4ZRw How To: Thread Tracing: https://youtu.be/SwOrYxd-vWQ How To: Sewing French Seam: https://youtu.be/fhogUaCBJOE PRODUCTS Sewing Machine - Husqvarna Viking Emerald 116 Small Scissors - Fiskars Embroidery Scissors - http://www.madetosew.com/product/fiskars-embroidery-scissors/ Clover Silk Pins - http://www.madetosew.com/product/clover-silk-glass-head-pins/ Clover Fork Pins - http://www.madetosew.com/product/clover-fork-pins/ Sew Easy Seam/Sleeve Roll - http://www.madetosew.com/product/sew-easy-sleeve-seam-pressing-roll/ Iron: LauraStar Magic Evolution 2 Thread - Gutermann Sew All Polyester - http://www.jaycotts.co.uk/products/gutermann-sew-all_800#.VZRtYGAxEUU Fabric (Crepe De Chine - Medium - Fuchsia) - http://www.beckfordsilk.co.uk/shop/silk-crepe-de-chine-medium-fuchsia/ MUSIC Lucy, Plasti