Uploaded January 2025 | Updated September 2026, 4 hours ago
Season 2025, Episode 2: How to sew a continuous lap on a long sleeve.
Sewing a continuous lap on a long sleeve is not as intimidating as you might think. A continuous lap is the lined opening at the bottom of a sleeve where the cuff ends meet. A continuous lap makes it easy to put your hands through your sleeve and button or snap your cuffs together.
Most long sleeves with cuffs will have a continuous lap, and with some practice, they are not as bad as I personally thought...I was downright scared to do one initially!
Referenced in the video:
Simplicity 1538: amzn.to/42ki135
Fabric: etsy.com/listing/1817677352/the-chicken-club-7410-48-redcream?click_key=1770b0cee03590471d9f5e977f3376db317194c9%3A1817677352&click_sum=a38302f8&ga_search_query=chicken&ref=shop_items_search_20&sts=1
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Season 2025, Episode 2: How to sew a continuous lap on a long sleeve.
Sewing a continuous lap on a long sleeve is not as intimidating as you might think. A continuous lap is the lined opening at the bottom of a sleeve where the cuff ends meet. A continuous lap makes it easy to put your hands through your sleeve and button or snap your cuffs together.
Most long sleeves with cuffs will have a continuous lap, and with some practice, they are not as bad as I personally thought...I was downright scared to do one initially!
Referenced in the video:
Simplicity 1538: amzn.to/42ki135
Fabric: etsy.com/listing/1817677352/the-chicken-club-7410-48-redcream?click_key=1770b0cee03590471d9f5e977f3376db317194c9%3A1817677352&click_sum=a38302f8&ga_search_query=chicken&ref=shop_items_search_20&sts=1
Ways to support my channel:
1. Like, comment and subscribe! (free) ***BEST OPTION**
2. Follow me on Instagram: @onelisashow (free)
3. Follow me on Minerva.com: minerva.com/people/1136089 (free)
3. Send a super thanks. Any monies received go to creating more content and purchasing sewing fabric and supplies.
4. Click on my affiliate links. (free) This does not cost you extra, but I will be compensated a commission from a portion of the sales. Not all links are affiliate links.
Interested in a collaboration? I would love to work on a project with you!!
Mail Inquiries:
One Lisa Show
onlisashow@gmail.com
PO BOX 1272
Crown Point, IN 46308
As always, thank you for watching!
This description may contain affiliate links. This video and my channel express my own opinions, and not any opinions of others. I am not a professional sewist, doctor, lawyer, philosopher, psychologist, designer, or artist. Please take everything I say with a grain of salt. If you don't like my views or what I have to say, how I look, etc, then please don't watch and find another channel that suits your need for learning and entertainment. Life is short, have fun!
