Tutorials

Last updated on October 7th, 2024 at 10:36 pm

Learning a new skill can be overwhelming at times. It is almost like a foreign language: Pattern Projector, Project and Cut, Inkscape, PDF Stitcher, calibration, etc. Here you can find all the tutorials you need for projector sewing in one place! No more searching the internet, Facebook groups, or YouTube. Don’t see what you need? Contact me!

Projector Calibration

1 2

Basics Tutorials

1 2

Pattern Projector Tutorials

Inkscape Tutorials

1 2

Affinity Designer Tutorials

1 2 3 4

Sewing Projects

Spread the love

8 thoughts on “Tutorials”

  1. Cynthia

    Dear Sheredith,

    I cannot thank you enough! I am fairly proficient in computer work, as well as sewing, but I was having a heck of a time understanding how to use Inkscape for my sewing projects. Your videos are clear, well-paced, and answer most of the questions I had about using the program.

    My only problem now is my family. They want dinner every night and I’d rather be working on my Inkscape drawings!

    Great work!

    Reply
    1. Sheredith

      Thank you for the comment! I’m glad the tutorials were helpful for you.

      PS. I know! my family wants dinner every night too for some reason. 😉 Haha!

      Reply
  2. Jen Tarchin

    Is there some way to have a consult with you about using vintage B/W drafted pattern sketches? I want to scale them into something useable.

    Reply
    1. Sheredith

      Hello! Thank you for your comment. I am not sure if I’d be the right person to help with this since I haven’t worked a lot with pattern sketches. But, you could probably use one of the ideas in this article to digitizing paper patterns to transfer your sketches to digital format. Feel free to email me at contact@projectorsewing(dot)com.
      https://projectorsewing.com/digitize-pattern/

      Reply
      1. Jen Tarchin

        Sheredith, I’m so pleased to see your website grow. I’ve sent so many people your way. Your skill with software is so delightful. I zoomed a vintage pattern drawing in until it reached a close approximation to a pattern laying on my cutting mat. I made a toile and if fit beautifully. There are some amazing vintage drawings out in the world.

        Reply
        1. Sheredith

          Thank you, Jen! I appreciate it! So glad to hear about your vintage drawing pattern; that is exciting!

          Reply
  3. Alison Bailey

    I would love some help using Inkscape to do a full bust adjustment for a top in knit fabrics. I have been able to start doing this but there are a few issues I could do with help with. I am very willing to pay for a tutorial. Is there anyone who could help me?

    Reply

Leave a Reply

Your email address will not be published. Required fields are marked *

Scroll to Top