How to make a Balenciaga Jumper, with JoAnn Berman

Would love to see something on overalls. Not gardening overalls, but classic overalls. Or overall shorts. Please... I've been struggling with my fabrics all week.

would like to learn more on diy tights and/or leggings. the ones i get off the rack end up riding from ankel length to calf. im five foot eleven inches.

^^ she said boob section. (giggles) It's an awesome boob section shirt.

Bought fabric today. I'm going to try this tomorrow!

Aww that was great.  Both she and her assistant were adorable. :)

i love threadbanger.... i've found a new hobbie..THANKS!!!

I lv the look, made for cheap and looks like something you'd see in a chic boutique.

this was great.  saw a lot of people getting hung up on the details of darts and hems etc... i think the beauty of this projects is that recycled clothing projects and patchwork lend themselves to leave some loose ends. it adds to the feel of the look.

Thats cute but what size is that... 'cause my body ain't the size of the mannequin! lol

I thought it was awesome but I wouldn't be able to find so many shirts that look that good together i'm kinda new at threadbanger but I like it  8<  8=   8<  8=   8<  8=

After watching this a couple of times, I think I have to agree with the crowd; this was complicated stuff. I think this IS a beginner project, but the way it was described, it was just dang confusing. I sorta wonder if there were things you forgot to add, because there was a point where I went, "Hey, when did they stitch that on? What is that? Are they different materials? How would you wash it? Did you hem that?" ARGH! Too many questions need answering, and I'm afraid that I can't work it out. Maybe you could redo this one???? It really is complicating . . .
And yes, I know I comment often; I like making stuff, so I have lots of questions about it!

Wheather you are a fan of patchwork or not, it was very creative, well constructed and the instructions were clear.  Even if I hated patchwork I would appreciate the creativity and work that went into designing the original format.  The way she was able to basically do this tut off the cuff was great because it showed that you don't have to be a famous designer to do this and that there are endless possibilities with this basic design.  If this dress was not something I would wear, I would take the basic instructions and create something of my own taste.  But I love that dress!  XD

at first i thought it was going to be jumper skirts and other things like that but, then when i saw it, i was like crap! i gotta make that!!!!!

i liked this tutorial but it isnt really for me.. but its good!

i think it looked like crap.  i hated the patch work.

I LOVED Joanne's creativity with all the fabrics she used and how easy she mae it all look.  Her assistant Michael looks like a big help to her too.

i was trying to figure out the details before i started. like what kind of fabric to use, or any other tips from other ppl who did it. reading the comments kind of discouraged me from trying. im broke n not letting the fabric i have go to waste. maybe you should try it yourself and give some help cuz it looks like fun. thanks!!!!!

Ugh. Not cute! And i agree with DonnaFashMerch, this sure isn't a beginners project! Drawing darts takes skillz my friends!

The clothes in the pictures were nice, but this tutorial seemed kinda made up on the spot. When the title said jumper, I thought the episode was going to be on those rompers and overall shorts that are popping up. You guys should totally show us how to make some onesies.

OK, I've sewn for over 40 years, I teach fashion and sewing at bothe the high school and college level and I am horrified with her, "mark a dart on both sides and sew them."
1.  If you've never done a dart you can end up with pointy boobs.
2.  If you don't mark on one side and copy exactly on the other, you will be lopsided.
This NO WAY is a beginning sewing project.

I'm love struck by this project.  Can't wait to try it out!

I'm inspired to attempt to make a men's t-shirt using a similar process (hmmm... Custo Barcelona, anyone?)... don't have a serger, or a dressform (men's dressforms are hard to come by!) but a single needle machine could still do it... (straight stitch once, then zig zag the seam allowances.  It's not as quick... but gets the job done...
Great ideas!

this is cool but i have a request could threadbanger make acceroires for people like maybe belts or sashes for dresses or clutchs ohh that'd be soo cool... anyone else with me?

While this is definitely an easy project (raw edges, no single needle just serger) more explanation was needed.  Especially for newbies.  Definitely needed to be a longer video to show more details in the process.  Fairly easy to follow until she starts explaining about getting the A-line on the skirt.  Would have been nice to actually see what she was talking about.  She had many different weights of fabric with and without stretch.  Need a little explanation about how to choose the right pieces that will go together to get great results.

absolutely brilliant...must have some MORE!!! PLEEEEEASE!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

I like the final look, but i agree with some who say this isn't really a project for beginners.
and i am just sorry i don't have an overlock sewing machine like that. :(

I appreciate how you keep the videos short, but i find this very hard to follow. I would have rated this higher since you seem to need to have the knowlage of the tools and tricks she's using to fully understand and follow this.
i still enjoyed watching it tho!

I'm thinking anyone with a bust bigger than a B would have great troubles pulling this over their heads and the neck opening definitely would not clear anyone's hips to pull it up from your feet. I would add a 20" zipper in the side seam. Also, I think loosening your upper thread and tightening your bobin thread is what gathered the fabric. The gathering feet I've seen are more complex...

I like the idea...but this is super confusing to follow, how are you suppose to make this? I would rate this as difficult

Cute. Very cute but I wouldn't call it a jumper.  It's a dress

Love the style and the dress, but I can see where this episode can be a bit difficult to follow....

Thank you thank you thank you!!! I love this dress.  This is the first threadbanger dress tutorial that I can actually wear !!!( because I need bra strap coverage)  And it really really nice.  Please! Can there be more tutorials like this???
  :) Keep up the good work.

Great!  Impressive history!... I liked the "My Mic Is On Fire" loop at the beginning too! :D

Awesome episode!
I can't wait for the Hallowe'en episodes this year, some of the changes to Threadbanger lately have been great.

More stuff for guys pleeease??

it's so cute how you guys are kinda matching! :]

I am wanting to do these things and that was an awesome tutorial. If it is that tight fighting, how would you get it on and off? No zipper or anything?? That is my challenge in making a dress but I LOVE the idea of patchworking one together. Thanks Threadbanger...
I love being a new Threadbanger!

Its awesome! I love subversive couture! (Just got to know what it is but Im already in love with it!) And she's got an overlocker! I wanna have one too! We had it at school, its just as much fun as a smashin' (= sewing machine)! My 'First Ever Garment' was overlocked, not sewn LOL! (If you dont tell, I wont) :P

this is awesome!

Love the dress, but how in the world is someone suppose to follow what she is doing??? RIGHT!  If this is in the still learning category...I must be in the category of "what the bleep are you doing."

i totalyy love this dress. i want to make one myself...but the only problem is i neeed to learn how to dart things and use the gathering foot :/

I also agree with having more hoodie tut. maybe this time you could show us how to line them with a cool fabric. I tried and I could use some major help.

Ohh I agree with having more hoodie tutorials. I love me some hoodies.

Its okay Rob, 'R' words mess me up too!

that jumper is very cool!

I sent a vidio last night, I hope it made it on time!

love this!! that would make a cute little dress. ill put it on my to do list for when im not sick any more. i have a request i havejust moved in to my 1st flat and i have a lot of windows i could just put curtans up but id like to try something else on a few. any thing you can think of? xx

Can't wait for the Halloween episodes! And those awesome new 'shoe' ideas ^^ Be careful though, they be gangsta!

Wonderful Tutorial. She was amazing. She made it look so easy. Thanks again Threadbanger.

Hey Rob and Corinne,
Love you guys to death but could you please do more episodes with guys clothes? The last few episodes have been great but I would like to see some more that I can actually make for myself.
Thanks!

I love this episode, but since fall is coming up, how about we get some ways to make unique hoodies

Awesome episode! I love how she made all those random fabrics come together beautifully.

I would love to see something about making a cropped jacket. 
Ive found one online that is insanely expensive. I loved the high collar and the cropped style, but I dont have that much money and I would rather have something that is unique to me. 
so if you could do something easy on the wallet and wicked cool like your other projects, that would be AMAZING!!

wow! i need a dress form!!!imagine the possibilities!!

wow i love it!! hey can you show me how to make a cheap pleather jacket because i would really like one for this school year. And i would love more tshirt recons. *snip* *snip* *snip*

I LOVE ThreadBanger. I'd love to see more tutorials on Jewelry! Or just accessories in general!!! Thanks! *Snip Snip*

i thought it was cool.
i'd love to see more t-shirt recons, they're great :) and i'm also looking for a good dress tutorial. also, are there any projects you could do with scrap fabric? most of my fabric at this point is scraps, really not much bigger than t-shirt sleeves, and i have nothing to do with them.
thanks a lot. keep up the good work!
*snip snip snip*

This seem like a cool project, I like the blocks of patterns on the dress... it's kind of patchwork . So cool! I like guest tutorials, but the projects I like best are the ones that you guys do yourself!! I miss y'all!

What about something for all of us with lame-o cars? I just got a lovely piece of sh*t, and I would love to figure out how to make some seat covers or something for her. :D Anything to make her look more lovely! 

Thanks!

I'd like to see some tote bag episodes as well as how to make backpacks, laptop bags, and more messenger bags.

i couldnt e-mail it failed.

but i wrote this

here some things i wouldn't mine seeing on threadbanger that i think a lot of us would enjoy

always t-shirt recons, never can have enough of those.
i really wanna see the t-shirt to sweater 
or... a vest, different form the one posted before, a more girly one?
or... any thing that falls in with most student dress codes.

and i haven't seen many jeans/denim recons, pants arent cheap.
what can we do with them when they get to big or small?
beside a skirt.
{you can put fake tattoos on your jeans, and put a couple of thin layers of clear nail polish on it
i did that one before.}

how to jazz up a old bag?
or binder? maybe.

maybe some jewlary recons.

i have ton of ideas and request but i'll stop here.

*snip snip*

not to crazy about it...but i loove joAnn;; shes so mellloooww...lol

more tee rcons! that a good way to also have a new style for back to school, and most are easy pea-sy. what better than that?

oOoOoOo i know the famous tee shirt to sweater, that be awesome for back to school

saweeet! im mostly a beginner but i think i could do this :p

i love this episode! 
the only thing is...im kind of on the bigger side.. would i just measure around (boobs, waistline, hip) and each measurement divide by two? (front and back)
this dress seems kinda like whatever makes u happy.... awesome tutorial! keep up the great work!

Love it! Love it! Love iiiiiit! Man, I wish you beautiful people had more than one project per week. I'll have to get back to watching previous episodes for more ideas ;) This is my light at the end of the tunnel....Between taking care of my daughter and the sewing machine that keeps crapping out on me, I'm finding it really hard to get things done. I just love the wealth of ideas, and hopefully when I get things back to "normal" again, I'll get my business off of the ground and be able to submit some funky designs. Snip, snip! See you next week....*sigh* another (almost) whole week to wait again. Hehe

that was awesommmmmeeee!!!

That is SWEET. I'm totally gonna make it!
SHOW IDEA: come to the big T.O.! (i.e.: Toronto, Ontario, Canada!) and check out our DIY scene! to put it delicately, it is off da hook!

I heart bloopers!  Did you guys know it's been a while since you've have a blooper special?

That's awesome i'm going to try it!

Wow JoAnn makes it look so easy to make something so Cool!