+Fajr Alislam Thank you. That’s very sweet!

and now im not sure if it was the printing. i do not know but i need assistance. I just do not want to loose money twice.

Hi Andrew, This fabulous colour was supplied to me by a young man in the US who I was collaborating with for a while. I’m sorry I don’t know the exact source.
In fact I haven’t yet made it up. It might well feature on my channel soon.

Hi, once should be enough.

I agree. Very soothing and elegant.

Yes of course. If you are using selvedge denim remember it is not stretch denim. Therefore if you use my Women’s Jeans Pattern https://angelakane.com/sewing_patterns/patterns/jeans-sewing-pattern-948.php you will want to go up a size.
You then need to adapt the pattern for a straight outside edge – Draw a vertical line on the outside seam from hip to hem, then measure at the hem the width you would like your jeans to be at the ankle. Taper your inside seam from thigh to ankle giving you your hem width. Make your jeans 2 or 3 inches longer than your leg measurement so that you can have a nice turn-up showing your selvedge edge.
Thanks for commenting.

And, in modern times, do you have any clue how refreshing it is to find a business like yours that takes genuine interest in their continued development of quality patterns?

All the best!

Hi Kurt, Thank you so much for buying my Men’s Selvedge Jeans pattern. It’s really cool of you to recommend it.

Thank you so much for your comment. I have many fans of my jeans patterns and videos. Many men also make them which is very heartening!

Hello Lillian, Grading patterns up and down through the sizes is one of the most difficult tasks. You need a combination of a good grading formula and a certain amount of experience. I am planning to cover the topic in the future. In the meantime, the book – Martin Shoben Grading for the Fashion Industry – will start you off.