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Very informative.

Can you use tear away stabiliser when gathering? I’m having a major issue with my machine eating chiffon while trying to gather and even straight stitch. Any advice on how to help?

Great lesson and rational to the dart. Thank you.

thankss!!

Thank you so much❤

Thank you for your video. I appreciate those who go through the trouble of making videos and I especially like to be able to stop and start the video as I try out new skills.

Damnit...I'm spending more money on fabric with all the screw-ups. I could have just bought the friggin shirt at this point. I'm starting to think that making clothes isn't for me....😮‍💨😮‍💨

Thank you thank you I never sewed such neat pockets

Very interesting. Where is the "no serger needed"?

Literally why can’t anyone else explain is so simply. Amazing, thank you. How would you go about adding a zip to this?

Love the video! Also would love to see the sewing process and finished bra thank you!

Do you need to true your dart legs in the slash and spread method? I apologize if this is a naive question!

Thank you now i understand

They look great! I love colourful patterned undies.😊

This tutorial is hard to follow since it's hard to tell what is the wrong and right side of the fabric

Nice and easy. Thanks so much

Nice tips. Getting ready to try them....🤞🏽..fingers crossed.🥰

Excellent job. thanks so much!.

Thank you so much now, I know the difference between pivot and slash

2 things, firstly I made my own ham because I thought they were stupidly expensive for what they are. I bought the wool fabric from a thrift store in the guise of wool pants and then stuffed it myself. I sew bags and purses and this has worked well for me. Secondly, being new to garment sewing, my mistake was to cut the dart area and sew with the seam allowance, thus making the dart longer. Thank you for showing me my error.

Thanks!

How long does it take to sew this? Could anyone give an approx time?

You are an excellent teacher. Thanks for making this easy to understand video.

Excellent explanation. Thank you.

Thank you ❤

Thank you!

great video, thanks to you I managed to sew a pocket for the first time, thank you very much👌

Very clear instructions, thank you so much!

Why does every single elastic waistband video fast forward over the part where they are actually putting the elastic in the waistband with the safety pen? I have no idea what they're doing. And everyone just assumes you know what they're doing but no video actually explains it.

What sewing machine are you using in this video? Great information and visuals!!

I just started sewing night before last. This is way too advance for me. Lol. But now I know lol

Thanks so much! It's been hard to find a professional approach to lifting patterns!

lol R.I.P i got pintuck feet in an all-feet kit and THEN i found out i need the double needle, got that, THEN now i am learning that i need the ridge/bump thing (AND my needles came with feet -didn't even mention they did) so now i have alot of pintuck feet and need to make a bump-attachment... I'll make one from a tin can. This tutorial is very well-made and thorough though!, thank you, it is easy to follow for my endeavors of FINALLY getting to make my thing!. EDIT: AND i need to get a shabby thing for a second spool of thread...i am sure i can make a shabby thing for the thing...damn things!, i wish my machine came with the thing!. (nvm it did oops) well...still learning alot of things, my desire to pintuck has me on a journey that is for-sure.

This is going to sound crazy, but every since I've been using Gutterman All Sew Thread, This hasn't happened ? Crazy I know.😮

easy n nice explained. Thank u so mucj

Thank you 🙏

I didn’t have stabilizer, but I had paper piecing paper and that worked. But I also changed my needle. Thank you!

I feel like i watched witchcraft

Excelente video ❤

Do you finish the edge of the pockets?

Excellent

I picked apart seams on one of my blouses. It was both relaxing and satisfying, picking out the seams. I realize it is not necessary to pick it apart. I wasn't planning on wearing it again, and picking it apart was a final goodbye. It also gave me insight on the construction on this shirt. It is an old worn-out shirt that I don't wear any longer. I've also gained a few extra pounds and need to add a size. I love this video because it is informative. The collar seemed wonky on paper. I will try again using interfacing and your tips.

Thank you so much! The best tutorial I've seen on keeping the original hem on jeans!

What is the tool called that helped to level the presser foot on thick fabric?

Thanks you for the video.

Thank you for your intelligent, well taught video! Would these stitches work on yoga pants Hem? Every pair of yoga pants i have are just too long on me. ❤

Are you on a Viking?

Thank you

I know that you're using a computerized sewing machine, but for anybody that is looking to do all of this, a lot of these stitches can be found in older sewing machines that have cams and you can get them generally speaking, reasonable and you can get the cams reasonably. So if you're not having a budget for a more expensive machine, you can look to the older ones. But you want the ones that have cams multi-stitch things like that. Like the singer 385 series, the Kenmore 158 series. You can even go back to the singer. Slant shank such as the touch and so and things like that that have cams you may have to get with somebody that knows how to get a older sewing machine where it works good but it's not hard. It is not difficult to do and you more than likely will not have to have parts replaced because it's all metal. But that's for those people who want to do this but may not have the budget for the more expensive modern sewing machines

Can we add the zip too