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Nice work Anja, keep up the good work

I love your video, I subscribed.❤

Such a cool video 💙

Love the skit you make!! I did mine of linen and maxi. 😊

Thanks! It helps a lot

1. Dont use pins on certain fabrics like silk and aarin as they'll mark. Do you the clips. 2. Most patterns have a seam allowance but if you're copying a garment then do remember to add it on. 3. Whats she's talking about is tacking or basting - same thing just people use different words. There's no special thread, it's normal sewing cotton. Use something that contrasts so it's easier to see to remove and yes, for more difficuly seams like set in sleeves or slippy fabrics, tacking is very useful. Just remember to tack inside the seam allowance so you don't leave holes in silk and satin fabrics.

Pattern companies are different. Most patterns in the U.S. include seam allowances. Also, read the pattern!

I am 68 and still have a sewing passion. Your video reminded me when I was at secondary school learning how to make dresses.

Once again, all good points.🎉

Yes! The first skirt I made in "Girl Scouts " took about 4 months to finish.

So glad to see a young person being so enthusiastic about sewing. I've done it my whole life!

hello very nice lady please kindly film how to practice operate the sewing machine electric foot pedal being used by foot while practice sewing on paper please ok ?thank you very much 😊

Good exploration ❤

Thank you . Very well explained .

So nice ❤❤😊

Been seeing these on Pinterest for MONTHS, thank you

So cool! :)

Very cute!! ♡

get a loop turner for turning straps!! they're a few bucks at a craft store but superrr helpful for straps! another thing i like to do it use a safety pin too, i'll pin it to one end and feed it through the entire loop!

This is extremely cool but my first thought was Toyota makes sewing machines?? Also just from doing a backstitch on the first row when you start you can just sew it straight and it will crinkle. (Sorry if I’m not making sense I’m just curious and don’t know the wording for it)

They look so good 😊💙

Класс!! Воспоминания из детства.. моя мама так же продевала нить в своей машинке и шила мне вещи в школу

Omg they are so cute😭perfect for summer🥰

Блин, это было так мило и интересно, что даже захотелось подписаться :) Я немного умею пользоваться швейной машинкой. На этом мои полномочия окончены... Но теперь задумываюсь над тем, чтобы научиться шить не только кривые мягкие игрушки. Моя мама в семнадцать лет подрабатывала швеëй на дому. Может, я мог бы у неё научиться, у неё как раз есть всё для шитья, и даже журналы с выкройками должны были остаться

Nice 💙👍

love it!!

Overlock the edges first if you want to press the seam open surely

Nice tips 💙

To make it easier, you can put a piece of baking paper on top of the "fuzzy stuff" before you sew it. It can easily be removed when you've finished. Edit: Oh, I forgot to say: Great idea!

you are supposed to trim down the first seam allowance to make the french seam small and elegant

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