I'm 15 and I'm making my first dress by myself rather than my grandma helping me. Im making a 1960s dress since it's a simple pattern. And watching this video helped a lot so thank you 😊😊
Awesome you're getting into sewing and hope the dress turns out well! Although sewing with your grandma sounds like a lot of fun! Learn as much as you can from her.
Recently got a Brother cs7000i sewing machine, I upcycled my fiancé’s flannel to make our daughter a fall dress, used her old baby towels that she outgrew to make her rags, and made her a small purse. I recently became a stay at home mom, I was a pediatric nurse, to homeschool my children and it’s so exciting to have a hobby to play with. 🧵
As always Jen, You’ve brought very good and sound advice for beginners! If they follow these simple tips, they’ll definitely be successful and gain the confidence to make things that they’ll be happy with in the long run! Thank You for All that You Share!- Marie
Great tips. These will definitely make my sewing more enjoyable but I’m a little mad because they’re so common sense and I never thought of them. Genuine thanks.
When I started quilting, I used the edge of my standard presser foot as a seam guide for months before realizing it was not a 1/4 inch. I only discovered this because my quilt blocks were not turning out to be the right size and the piecing was off.
My first project was a kitchen curtains 3 month's ago now I do kid's pants pillows sheets still new to sewing but alway loved it last week I did throw cushion 💃💃💃👏👏👏👏
You do a great job of explaining this machine in your videos. Thank you so much. I wanted to order a new machine and I'm sold on this one. I'll continue to watch you videos going forward. Thank you for doing this.
Such useful information here. Though I'm not really a stranger to sewing on a machine, I consider myself a beginner, and, I agree with you about starting with easy projects. TYSM for sharing your knowledge with us.
Very helpful and practical. I have a walking foot that came with my machine but didn't understand what it was really for. I will definitely be using it now. Thanks☺️
I'm so glad you're not buying into all of this advertising companies that are trying to get your CZcams to buy things just to be on the channel or subscribe..
I cleaned out dust bunnies from bobbin area, since then my fabric seems to what to move or pucker. I have not changed any setting and I am working with the singer patchwork 7285Q. I am new at this but cannot find anyone to help me figure this out. Even went to Singer Co, no help at all. Any ideas??
When sewing cotton one of the first things a sewer should do I’d to find the true grain of the fabric. If one has trouble with stretching when sewing it is because the fabric grain was not used. Also, know that many fabrics are not rolled onto the bolt by the grain.
How do you keep fabric like organza from slipping around? Working on a cosplay skirt and have resorted to hand sewing as I cannot get it to lay still on my table
Ok. I'm a newbie. Like never touched a sewing machine in my life. Found one on marketplace for 40 bucks and thought what the heck. I have no idea how to sew. Like where do you put the material? How do you stay in a straight line? How do you cut the thread when you done? There are tons of bobbin videos but that's where everybody stops and just starts sewing but no info on it. Please help.
Everything goes in the wash or to the dry cleaners as soon as it gets home. I once didn’t prewash a printed knit. Guess what? The dye ran, and my dress was ruined.
Great tips! I feel like "seamstress" is a swearword these days. What a shame! Surely 99% of sewers are female. Feminine titles lovely, in my opinion, and they seem to be dying out. (This coming from a 31 year old - maybe I was born in the wrong time)
It does feel that "seamstress" is a bad word now. Men that sew are called tailors. Women are called seamstresses or dressmakers. It feels like identifying as any gender these days is looked down upon. Sewist makes sense in that it is more inclusive because it does not indicate a gender or an age. I just got back into sewing after a long hiatus, so long that the term "sewist" is new to me. I'm going to refer to myself as a sewing designer.
What's your best sewing tip for beginners? ✂️
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Read the manual and refer to it for anything you are not sure of. Watch your needle positions when changing a foot so you don't break a needle.
I'm 15 and I'm making my first dress by myself rather than my grandma helping me. Im making a 1960s dress since it's a simple pattern. And watching this video helped a lot so thank you 😊😊
Awesome you're getting into sewing and hope the dress turns out well! Although sewing with your grandma sounds like a lot of fun! Learn as much as you can from her.
Nice works
Recently got a Brother cs7000i sewing machine, I upcycled my fiancé’s flannel to make our daughter a fall dress, used her old baby towels that she outgrew to make her rags, and made her a small purse. I recently became a stay at home mom, I was a pediatric nurse, to homeschool my children and it’s so exciting to have a hobby to play with. 🧵
Those sound like great beginner sewing projects! 🧵
Καλημέρα!!!!!! όλα είναι καλά. Ευχαριστώ πολύ!!! από την Τουρκία Σμύρνη ❤
Apply interfacing to uncut fabric, so simple, but I had never thought of it. Thanks.
No problem! I have a tough time lining up the pieces just right when I cut them out separately.
As always Jen, You’ve brought very good and sound advice for beginners! If they follow these simple tips, they’ll definitely be successful and gain the confidence to make things that they’ll be happy with in the long run! Thank You for All that You Share!- Marie
Appreciate you watching Marie!
Never thought of cutting out the fabric and interfacing as one. I always wash my fabric due to cleanliness. Your hair is beautiful!
Great tips. These will definitely make my sewing more enjoyable but I’m a little mad because they’re so common sense and I never thought of them. Genuine thanks.
When I started quilting, I used the edge of my standard presser foot as a seam guide for months before realizing it was not a 1/4 inch. I only discovered this because my quilt blocks were not turning out to be the right size and the piecing was off.
My first project was a kitchen curtains 3 month's ago now I do kid's pants pillows sheets still new to sewing but alway loved it last week I did throw cushion 💃💃💃👏👏👏👏
You do a great job of explaining this machine in your videos. Thank you so much. I wanted to order a new machine and I'm sold on this one. I'll continue to watch you videos going forward. Thank you for doing this.
Such useful information here. Though I'm not really a stranger to sewing on a machine, I consider myself a beginner, and, I agree with you about starting with easy projects. TYSM for sharing your knowledge with us.
Your videos are so extremely helpful
I made scrunchies for the first time...they look good...I used an old pair of pants...and it worked😁😁😁
Thank you so much for your tips! Can't wait to write them down so I can save them!! 😌
I just recently purchased the 7000i. Looking forward to the videos. Thanks!
omg...i have so much to learn. #overwhelmed
Please don't be overwhelmed - its easy to get bogged down with the choices and tips but just sew each project and you'll get there :)
Thank you so much 4 these Tips & far more less headaches😁.
Thanks for taking the time to share. It's much appreciated😊
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You are so welcome!
Omg!!! You’re awesome!!! Thank you!!!!!!!! 💜💜💜
Great tips! Love your channel.
That was very actually helpful 😆 Thanks so much! ❤️
Great tips. Thx.
Very helpful and practical. I have a walking foot that came with my machine but didn't understand what it was really for. I will definitely be using it now. Thanks☺️
I'm so glad you're not buying into all of this advertising companies that are trying to get your CZcams to buy things just to be on the channel or subscribe..
Thank you!
Thank u can't wait for ur new video
What? I just discovered your channel and subscribed! Love love love thank you for all your tutorials “I heart ❤️ sewing report”...
Awesome! Thank you!
Colourfast everything, always wash on the cold setting, and wash anything with elastic on delicate.
Lots of guys and even more gals appreciate your videos.
Please make a series for beginner 😇🤩
That's what we're doing here! czcams.com/video/k6oC3kn7hGw/video.html
I cleaned out dust bunnies from bobbin area, since then my fabric seems to what to move or pucker. I have not changed any setting and I am working with the singer patchwork 7285Q. I am new at this but cannot find anyone to help me figure this out. Even went to Singer Co, no help at all. Any ideas??
What quilt pattern is that so lovely!
The one toward the end? It's Suzy Quilts Retro Plaid free pattern, I have a few past videos about making it.
When sewing cotton one of the first things a sewer should do I’d to find the true grain of the fabric. If one has trouble with stretching when sewing it is because the fabric grain was not used. Also, know that many fabrics are not rolled onto the bolt by the grain.
How do you keep fabric like organza from slipping around? Working on a cosplay skirt and have resorted to hand sewing as I cannot get it to lay still on my table
I like the idea of using glue for basting instead of basting stitches. How long does it take to dry?
Pretty immediate once you hit it with a dry iron
@@SewingReport good to know, thank you!
Ok. I'm a newbie. Like never touched a sewing machine in my life. Found one on marketplace for 40 bucks and thought what the heck. I have no idea how to sew. Like where do you put the material? How do you stay in a straight line? How do you cut the thread when you done? There are tons of bobbin videos but that's where everybody stops and just starts sewing but no info on it. Please help.
Everything goes in the wash or to the dry cleaners as soon as it gets home. I once didn’t prewash a printed knit. Guess what? The dye ran, and my dress was ruined.
Fast tips can’t keep up thanks
Hey shaka, its imp how u doin?
I have a questions:
1.Is seam allowance important?
Sorry...My English sucks😂
It is if you are following a pattern or tutorial because that can affect how it comes together and the finished size.
Don't you mean "seamstress" not "sewist"? lol
Sewing is a generic term. Seamstress is feminine.
Great tips! I feel like "seamstress" is a swearword these days. What a shame! Surely 99% of sewers are female. Feminine titles lovely, in my opinion, and they seem to be dying out. (This coming from a 31 year old - maybe I was born in the wrong time)
It does feel that "seamstress" is a bad word now. Men that sew are called tailors. Women are called seamstresses or dressmakers. It feels like identifying as any gender these days is looked down upon. Sewist makes sense in that it is more inclusive because it does not indicate a gender or an age. I just got back into sewing after a long hiatus, so long that the term "sewist" is new to me. I'm going to refer to myself as a sewing designer.
Thanks for the tips, Jen. Also- your hair is so beautiful!!