How to Mark Fabric for Sewing: How to Transfer Pattern Markings onto Fabric | The Daily Sew
Sewing patterns have a lot of information printed on each piece and it’s not there just to look important - it is important. It helps you construct the garment. And you need to it from pattern to fabric in a way that
1. Isn’t too complicated (because complicated steps = skipping the step)
2. Will be there when you need it
3. Will not be seen after the garment is sewn.
Oh, and because there are always exceptions to Rules - Some of the info should be transferred later when you can try the garment on.
This video is going to show what information you need to transfer, when to transfer it, and how to transfer it depending on what kind of fabric you have.
Other videos related to this one:
https://youtu.be/5-a-iJR0zxc How to Read a Sewing Pattern
https://youtu.be/Z48zWaoVpsA How to Cut Your Fabric
You can read the accompanying post on my website: https://thedailysew.com/blog/2024/04/how-to-mark-your-fabric-for-sewing/
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