Janelle is based in Australia, and she's the maker behind Rosery Apparel.

This channel has such an inspiring aesthetic, with a recognizable color palette and design perspective.

Janelle’s a little newer to the pattern-making scene, starting in 2019 and posting more to YouTube in 2020.

It's fun to see peeks behind the scenes of her brand in her vlogs.

If you want to check out this channel, start with the round-ups of all the things she's made in a season or in a year. She even posts videos rounding up the clothes she's wearing the most.

Give her a follow if you aren't already!

You probably recognize Marcy Harriell. She and her partner Rob have a really fun YouTube channel together called The Handmade Harriells.

It can be hard to pick fabric for YouTube videos, and a lot of creators pick neutral colors for tutorials, but Marcy embraces her self-described "technicolor world" and goes for bright shades and prints. You are going to be so inspired by all the fabric!

You'll find everything on her channel. Tutorials, projects, menswear, and some fun bloopers and outtakes.

Follow Marcy and Rob if you aren't already!

Ok, this one is probably for those of you who are newer to YouTube, because Professor Pincushion has over 500,000 followers, and the channel has been around since 2011.

Tova is the famous Professor Pincushion, and she has explored every hidden corner in the sewing world. You'll find a tutorial for almost anything you could imagine on her channel.

So if you want straight-forward, no-fluff, tutorials, head over to her channel. It's definitely worth a subscribe.

If you like an active channel that's all about making things, thrifting, style, and a healthy dose of crochet, follow Jenna Phipps.

Jenna likes to make things! She documents her projects on her channel, and you'll find everything from crochet tutorials to a video about how she made a prom dress for $5 with no pattern.

And if you're on Instagram, she's really active there, too.

So give her a follow and see what new projects she shares!

Dre Chin is the YouTuber behind Glory Allan, and his channel might be one of the best sewing channels for you to follow right now if you aren't already. Why?

He really breaks down sewing into approachable steps.

Many of his tutorials have accompanying patterns, and teach you total fundamentals, like making a T-shirt, a hoodie, a tote, and cargo pants.

While his content is always focused on beginners, it's so well-produced, tightly edited, and engaging. Even if you've been sewing for a while, it's all fun to watch.

If you happen to be on TikTok or Instagram, it's also worth giving Glory Allan a follow there. His short form videos are just as great.