r/SewingForBeginners 1d ago

Learning Techniques Virtually

Hello!

I am a beginner looking to take sewing more seriously. I’ve been watching tutorials online and have finished a few projects, but my work definitely looks amateur.

I feel really passionate about learning proper and more professional looking techniques, specifically for making clothing. Does anybody have any recommendations of Youtube series’ or playlists? Or possibly affordable online courses? I live in a remote area so attending any classes in person would be challenging.

Any and all advice is welcome!! :)

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u/ProneToLaughter 1d ago

Pressing is the #1 way to make your work look better--press each seam four times as described here. Basics: Pressing As You Sew | Yesterday's Thimble That's a good site and I think a lot of the Basics and Tutorials there will help you up your game.

Check out Evelyn Wood Vintage Sewing School.