Easy DIY Clothing Alterations (No Sew!) | DIY with Orly Shani
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- I'm sharing my favorite Alteration Hacks.. NO SEWING required!
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Join me, Orly Shani, from the Hallmark series Home & Family as I show you 13 easy, no-sew alteration hacks that provide temporary fixes to any piece of clothing!
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Learning how to sew can be challenging & it's definitely a big commitment. Today, I'm showing you 13 no-sew alteration hacks that are easy & temporary options when you need to adjust any piece of clothing in your closet! Including:
🌟 2 different ways to hem pants
🌟 Tighten oversized shoulder seams
🌟 Taper oversized shirts & dresses at the waist
🌟 Lift & tighten necklines
🌟 Adjust deep v-necklines
🌟 Create midi to mini skirts & maxi to mini dresses
🌟 Create a ruched skirt or dress
🌟 Crop sweaters, sweater dresses, & oversized shirts
🌟 Cuff sleeves on t-shirts
🌟 Adjust sleeve length on oversized jackets
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Never seen any youtuber been so friendly and sharing the tips which we keep secret.....too good
as a person that does not know how to sew and seems not to have the talent and patient to sew, I'm in love with these hacks!!!
Having taught over 200 people to sew, I wish I could teach more people. It's such a valuable, basic life skill. It's almost a completely lost skill. It's surprising that so many people have little or zero life skills such as cooking, sewing, laundry stain removal, house cleaning. When I left my parents home at 18, I had not learned any of those. It's all self taught for me. Whilst learning to sew, I had many rubbish bin successes ~ only fit for the rubbish bin! Still, persistence paid off. I taught my 3 daughters & my son all of the life skills they would let me, in the time I had with them. As a result, all 4 know how to sew, cook from scratch, process laundry (stain removal), clean a house, grow their own food, set a proper table, swim, drive a stick shift car. Plus, so much more. A very gratifying aspect? My adult children are teaching their children. There's still hope in my heart. *smile*
I hope more parents like you are empowering their children with life skills!
@@angelastevenson252 Thank you. There are people of all ages who were never taught life skills. My kiddos didn't realize how important life skills were. In fact, although I did try to make it fun as they learned. Each one, at different times fought me as I was teaching them.
When they went out on their own they were each shocked to see that the people they interacted with didn't know how to cook or sew or change the oil in their car or change a flat tire.
For the cooking part, I had each child choose 3 complete meals to learn to make. I broke it down into steps on index cards.
Then, something really cool happened.
Once they had learned the 4 complete meals, they started trading with each other. That was not my doing, so, it was a nice surprise. Each one knows how to make 16 complete meals including dessert.
My second daughter is serving in the military. It's a usual thing for military people to banter, tease each other etc. My daughter didn't realize that she had made her next rank. The people in her duty section only posted it that she had made it at 4:30 pm on a Friday after the tailor shop had closed & wouldn't take any more orders to be done on Monday morning. They all got a laugh about it, told her she had better have her new rank sewn on her uniforms on Monday.
They underestimated her.
She had her own sewing machine, sewed her rank onto her uniform, walked in on Monday, wearing it. The other people in her office were amazed! They were even more amazed that she had sewed her rank on her uniforms, herself.
I loved it!
@@FreeSpirit47 @Brenda B I also taught my daughter and son how to live skills, and now they teach their friends and co workers. I love that they can teach others. More parents need to learn that kids are very capable, if only you give them a chance to prove it!
@@angelastevenson252 Love that! I'm happy for you & for your son and daughter.
What it really takes is for parents to either have the life skills themselves or learn them.
It takes time, patience, love & skill to teach children.
Teaching children is best when it's started while they are little, as early as possible. My first child, a daughter, did everything very early. She was crawling at 4 months, walking at 7 months. By the time she was 10 months old, she was walking, talking, answering the phone. I was afraid that she might be progressing too fast.
She hated having a dirty diaper, yet I felt that 9 months of age was too soon to potty train. She was about 10 months of age when I noticed that she didn't soil her diapers very much. Then, I realized that she had been going in the bathroom, climbing up onto the toilet & using it. She potty trained herself!
As soon as my daughter was walking well, I got a stepping stool. Started teaching her to put her dishes & eating utensils in the sink, then, taught her how to properly wash them. When we would go to a family party, she would go around, collecting used paper plates & plastic utensils to put them in the rubbish. If they were the reusables, she took them to the kitchen, put them in the sink & sometimes even washed them.
Other family members were amazed by this! She was barely 2 years of age!
She helped a bit in teaching her siblings as they came along.
It breaks my heart to rarely hear from or see the 3 older kiddos. My youngest is the only one I see or speak with very much. She and I speak on the phone when she calls me every Sunday. We both work toward seeing each other in person twice per year. I love her, cherish her, am grateful for the time with her & her family.
I wished my mother had taught me how to sew. Imagine how much money I'd save on alterations!
Hem pants 3:10-- tailor loose shirt 6:00-- tighten shift dress w/ brooch 8:05-- tighten fitted dress 8:28
Thank you so much.
Thank you. She just kept going I lost interest. Lol
THANK YOU
Thank youu
Thank you so much. I hate all the chit chat
Now this was a GREAT video for All of the people that don’t know how or care to learn how to sew, but still want an effortless way of still remaining fashionable, age appropriate, etc...Thanks for posting.
Thank you so much!
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I learn so much from you!
My Mom taught me how to sew at 6, so.. I hate to admit it but I've been sewing, crafting, doing alterations, making clothes, friends, children, etc over 50 years! But I still learn something everytime I watch your videos!
Love you.
@Sharalee Insley I am impressed! But why do you hate to admit it????? I’m curiously inquiring, 🧵 at 6! 😱 you are amazing! aww I absolutely ❤️ who you are!
@Sheralee Insley have you tried to do àny CZcams videos I think that would be awesome...I know a little bit about sewing and my husband just bought me a sewing machine but I always had a time trying to thread the machine but I finally got it... I've sown a couple of things by hand and I'm currently working on a multi-jean jumper dress❤️❤️❤️❤️
didn't even think to use a brooch. good idea!
You are a genius. Omg the hemming the jeans without a sewing machine. You have no idea what this means to me. I am 4'11" so that will give you an idea. I tried it out tonight - just finished ironing out my hem. I could just cry from joy and happiness. You gave me a miracle and you are an angel sent from heaven. Thank you.
Wow, beautiful and brilliant. All your modifications accentuated your fit form and recycled a bunch of non-tailored garments. I'm a guy and these ideas have made me a hero with all the ladies in my family when they want to stop by a thrift store, amazing. Now I'm a "fashion consultant" to even my niece's group of friends. Thanks, you made this man relevant again, haha. I'm getting baked goods for my advice now.
hahah love that! I have another one of these coming out next week! Make sure to turn on your bell so you dont miss it!
How tomake size 22+loose style dress
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You're seriously the best at explaining instructions and concepts, not only compared to other CZcamsrs but just in general. So clear, concise, no BS. You're one of my top favourites!!
I found a half black half white blazer at Ross. I saw the same one at a boutique except way more expensive and ruched sleeves. I pushed mine up but they fell a lot. Now I know I can do it w safety pins!!!
This video is EVERYTHING! I am short so almost everything I wear should be altered but I don’t sew. I’m doing this to basically my entire wardrobe tonight! Fun Friday night quarantining! Woot woot!! Thank you, thank you, Orly!
I love that idea of tying in the back to cinch instead of wrapping around for a belted look. What a great idea! Why have I never thought of this!?!? LOL
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RIGHT?! It seems like something that's obvious common sense but I would've still never thought of it lol.
Me too! I've always thought those kinda wrap dresses can be quite frumpy but, this way, they look really cute. When I think about it, this is always the way I have styled the belt of my trench coats, with the belt tied at the back, so I'll just apply that same idea to my dresses.
@@KAT-dg6el Me too. I found out they still sell similar 80's style brooches and elastic cinches online so I grab a few for nostalgia and usefulness.
Life changing! I’m short so I always have to roll or hem everything and this gave me some new tools. I particularly appreciated the hack to fix too wide of a shoulder because I run into that issue constantly. I love a good puffed sleeve but not if they sit wide. I’ve returned blouses I now wished I’d kept because now I’d know how to fix the problems and make them flattering! Thanks so much for this!💕
Girl, you are the all-wise Chief Surgeon of Fashion Urgent Care annddddd Cosmetic Fashion Surgery.
My wardrobe just grew! I've lost almost 40 lbs in the last few months & pulled my larger clothes from my closet that didn't fit anymore. They are bagged & ready to go. I just started a new job & need some dressy clothes. I'm diving back into that bag to try these ideas first. Thanks Orly! 💕
Congratulations🎉
Yayyyyyyyyyyyy congrats on your accomplishments!!!!!
YOU GO, GIRL!!! Yes, congratulations!!🎉
Well done! I am sure you will be beautiful.
These seem like great ways to change your look up when you are traveling with a capsule wardrobe. Love this!
I had that Michael Kors shirt that was too big, but gave up and donated it. I wish I had seen this. This is great. Thanks for sharing
OMG! The clothes that I have left at the store because they were too big!! Amazing hacks, ty!!!
Those are awesome. I'm short and I have done the jeans hack with sewing but I've been lazy because I have another pair that needs it now I can "cheat" with safety pins.
Way back in the day, my mom taught me that safety pin trick, love that it’s still something that’s being done!!! Great video, loved every minute & it brought back some great memories of my mama! Thanks so much for sharing your talent!!! Hugs!!!
Mine 2, she did great things 2 secondhand cloths , she didn't have hardly any money but always look great. She also did a lot of hand sewing. She taught me a lot but had forgotten over the years.
I can only see buttons, Fox holes, and hem kids pants so this was SO useful for me!!!! I’m 5 feet and the ankle and sleeve cuff trick is exactly what I need! Love the ruching idea also bc v neck tees are usually a bit boxy and long on me. Such amazing tips with pins !! Thank YOU 😊
oh my gosh i have done all the things you mentioned. Yes I sewed all those things. I just figured out the broach thing and works good with a sweater coat. But been using the safety pins. So so fun! I want to ruche some dress sides why do the elastic? I love sewing hacks and felt kind of guilty doing some ot the safety pins- whoa I am petite. Wish could get a hack to make a too low at waist jean to high waist. I am short so I am going to do the heming the pants I like that other way because I need all the length I can get lol, so dont want cuff to show. Love easy! I have done many years sewing everything to suits. I moved where no room for all that sewing and craft stuff and having a room for it. I plan to spend my time doing other things so got the broaches- yep i love that. I love the tie the belt in the back I did that idk just came into my mind. Geeze I can get a medium at thrift store in med and tweak it wow I love your channel. So much fun- I have had a lifetime of sewing and spending so much time doing all this for my home, and family- from baby layettes. O my gosh getting other ideas I did not think of. My friend has sniper vision lol so can see any tiny bit of a safety pin. Oh well. Doing the belted backs with robes. Oh my gosh this is just what I needed. Got some long skirts looks jush ehhh. Ohhh rusched! I have a bunch of things I want to rusched. I needed this as I am ready to rusche for first time. I watch a fashion and rusched dress best thing ever. I am going to rushed so many thing and would love to see a high low dress. Or top that goes to high but the low is super long in front. My friend and I are stuck on this dress I love but we took it in too much and so many times last year it is long and sort of fish tail. but it goes in a few pins. We cant get the threads out without thashing the beautiful dress. We just cant figure out how to do this dress it goes in at the empire waist and that has too many threads. Thought of this would probably mean sewing but it was expensive and my fav dress. I dont know how we did this mess it is. We thought of cutting and just getting fabric by going to good will and buying some that goes and we added to the sides of the dress- not our fault this time. It was my size and I ordered and also it was a big stretch in my budget. We are left with that. ugg. It worked with sewing, but not crazy about the fabric chosen. Not all size smalls are the same wow but this was like a 0 truly and no give. I really dont want to do but dont know what else to do with the black dress with white flowers. It is a long length. Got the hat and a Micheal Kors hat that matches and even found a belt if I want to use it that matches all. I tell you this is vexing us! I know will probably have to be done with sewing because too small but trying to get all those rows of stiching out many crossed over IDK what the heck we were doing last year when we did this. I will find a solution I hope. Any way love love love the idea of safety pins going to buy some more, lol and show my friend your channel so she can subscribe too. I always did it the hard way and when moved here I just sold my expensive machine and got one incase I wanted to tweak something- But like NY small apt. I have one place in kitchen for the sewing machine. Wish I had know hack for sweater- had one just like it but as a petite I felt like a sasquach in it. Forgive terrible spelling. In a hurry to get a closet full of things done- yes my goal is to get as far as I can and will figure out some things I love but dont flatter. A high low top ugg the top is too much under arms like a bat wing and has a tie belt I end up putting on a crop tank and that does it, but do I always want to have to wear that crop tank top. No. Petite so many things too big on me. Now that I bought a wardrobe of things I thought right for my body type - I found much is wrong thing. Ugggg!
Great tips! I've been using the method (I always used safety pines) for taking in a blouse for many years, but the decorative pin is a great idea
This is my favorite time of every friday
thank youuuu!!
I agree! ❤️
Isn't she a frickin GENIUS
Absolutely FANTASTIC tips!!!! Although, I'm sure that everything looks better on your slim, youthful figure!!
Thank you for these truly amazing & so easy, 'sew easy' tips!! Have a beautiful day!! ♥️
thank you Melinda!
These are some good hacks, some I already have done since a I was a teen. Since I have a rather large chest compared to everything else I had to do the tie back on dresses or jumpsuits and my had to keep cleavage hidden for wrap tops and dresses and prevent Oops there it is moments.. Now the new ones for me is the shoulder length take ins, shorten pants legs and sleeves, I will definitely be trying these out since I buy oversize items because they fit the chest if nothing else. Thanks for sharing and blessing to you and all in the days to come.
“It was a 2X, which is a little big on me.” Hilarious, my friend. I wish my clothing could be a little big on me in the same way. Anyway, these are fantastic hacks. I’m not a big sewer and my seamstress is EXPENSIVE. Thank you.
Hilarious indeed. 4 women your size could fit in that 2x.
Awesome ideas! The second dress that you took in looked like a bathrobe with the belt the way it was designed to be worn but the way you tied it in the back transformed it completely!
This was freaking GENIUS! Absolutely brilliant!
And I have tons of safety pins!! First time I have all the materials 🤪😄
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I’d love more of these. Some I already do (quick alteration when my daughters needed dresses for school occasion, but we’d been in lockdown and couldn’t shop.). Love to see more ideas! I don’t always want to permanently change items of clothing.
I started watching your channel yesterday. Genius. Loved the video on the blanket scarf. I have a beautiful cashmere blanket scarf that I’ve only worn as a huge scarf. It never occurred to me that it could be a dress and skirt!
After watching this video, I won’t me limiting my clothing search to items in my size. Making alterations with a few pins and unique way of tying excess fabric, opens up so many options to expand my wardrobe and make the pieces I have look good. Thank you for your creative insight!
Wow Orly, what an awesome video! I was just getting to make adjustments to a jacket with long sleeves. I bought top stitching thread to finish off the hem, but your technique is so much simpler! Thanks Orly for the other hacks too-so very cool!🙋🏾♀️💕
I do this kind of stuff. This stuff works so well for petites! But you've given me more ideas and also improvements on what I'm trying. I surely need to buy some bigger safety pins! Thanks for these great tips!
I got this video as a suggestion “out of the blue” from CZcams. I don’t do DIYs, I have seen some videos of dressing for petite people, but that is about it. I am sick and my sewing machine is a heck yo get out and find a place for (I dont have any counter place, desk or dining room table, only a extra flap table I most take out for the sewing machine, since I living small), so normally don’t use it. I do some alterations with hand stitching, but here was so many good tips for especially my oversized clothes after drop in weight, with no effect. Thank you so much!
Love from Johanne, Norway 🇳🇴
All of your hints very helpful. Now I will look at the larger sizes in thrift stores with different eyes.
Brilliant! Specially when you take your sister’s, friends, or mothers clothes 😁 . You make it temporary, no marks there. Thanks!!
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Gawd, you are brilliant! I love the way you think! Thank you for continuing to deliver such great content!
thank you so much!!
Where have you been all my life? OMG Ive been having all these issues. OK, So, thank you. I'm tall, have long arms, wide shoulders and a belly. Now I can adjust all these things. Thank you so much. Have subscribed. I will now binge your channel
Girl. You're genius!
I'm getting a few dozens of safety pins like right now!!! ✅ ha
Oo love these hacks! I've done the jeans one before but a lot of the others were new to me and I will definitely use them. Thanks!
Glad you like them!
7:52 Now this is what I call tucking the shirt!! 😂😂😂
You go girl! ❤️
hahah
This is epic! Get 'er Done!
@@TheDIYDesigner but do you tuck the ends into your socks?
The spine & Red dress has peplum sleeves. Love your tips 😄
What a beautiful bedroom you have! What a cool trick on that black skirt!
The bra tuck! That's the best no sew idea! I have so many dresses that would look cute as a top with jeans or slacks!
bra tuck is ALWAYS in use for me. Sometimes I want to wear a shirt under a sweater but the shirt is too long. So I just tuck the shirt (not from the hem but right in the middle) and adjust until the hem hits JUST the right spot. Forgot to show that one.
@@TheDIYDesigner that's genius! I'm gonna have to try that one too! Especially since it's starting to cool down in the South USA
I loved every second of this video Orly! 🤣 I was tacking and pinning a dress last week while wearing it, in front of my full length mirror, and was thinking how Orly-ish I was feeling! I love your hacks, personality and your sense of humor.
I’ve been sewing all my life and I love all your tips!
You are a friggin GENIUS!!! Thank you so much for the tips that are very easy to do and without having to destroy the fabric. Thank you!!
Love your tips!! Thanks you!! Would you ever consider doing a book on your styling tips? They are so simple, easy to follow and always deliver an excellent finishing look!
I’ve seen so many clothing hack videos and thought I’d be fast forwarding through yet another but holy crap! There are so many brilliant, quick and super simple ideas here! It opens up my options when thrifting cuz now I know how to make the clothes fit my body! Super stoked, thank you! 🙏🏾
This video is a life saver. I can literally use every one of these techniques. Thank you!
I loved all these ideas! As a person who isn’t very good at sewing, I will definitely be trying some of these out! Thanks so much!
This feels mindblowing. I love all these great hacks!
All the no sew alterations are great, but my fave is the one where you put a brooch in the back of a loose blouse, that tip I will use right away !!! thanks :-)
so glad!!
You’ve given me some confidence to wear what I love. Thank you!
Brilliant. I lov these hacks. I've lost some weight and have some nice big clothes I can still wear using these ideas. Thank you.💓
We love you Orly!!! I’ve been following you for so long and I’m amazed at the ideas you share! Can’t wait to see you get to 500K followers and more!
Thank you Orly! for showing these alterations! im 4'10" and a lot of my jackets are too long on my arms and these is a fantastic way to shorten them.
I loved those hacks. You are gifted! Thanks and regards from northern Europe.
I now have the "Dead Giveaway" meme song stuck in my head. Orly you are a genius. You always have the best DIY's.
Girl, #1 is life changing for me!! I'm only 5'1 so the length of most pants is a real issue for me. I never knew how to alter anything without losing the original hem- all my attempts always looked messy and unpolished, so this is a game changer for me!! Thank you!! ❤️❤️❤️
Oh and you are literally just so beautiful I can't even!!
Maddie!!! I'm so glad I could be helpful!
I love this! It is such a nice way to level up the clothes you already have! I love the creative energy you have! I always think that once I get tired of a piece of clothing it’s time to move on but no! I can always make small changes that create an entire new outfit:0 Thank you for all of the fun cool tips. Can’t wait to try them at home :)
Thank you so much!!
I can sew but don’t always want the hassle of getting out the sewing machine. Have just discovered your channel today & already I have gained some great short cut tips.. FANTASTIC Many thanks
Some of these I already do but others are new ideas to me. As a super short person where nothing hits just right these are amazing tips!!! Thank you as always! 🖤🖤
I somehow found myself on your channel today for the first time, and now I’m a HUGE fan. Your videos are amazing!
Yes..........super cute for all the projects.
I just looooooooove the ones with tucking into the bra. Looks like it was made that way.
The safety pin idea..........SIMPLY GENIUS 🥰
Best part of my week........Friday and your tutorials.
Love you and your tutorials......keep them coming......I’m here for them.
Have a safe and happy weekend.
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I too recently stumbled on your channel and I’m loving it! I’ve always wanted to look really great and have my outfits look complete but just never quite get there. your videos are so inspiring and I’m usually good at following directions and ideas but lack my own creativity in the fashion world. I think your videos will help for sure.
More importantly… I love your honesty, sincerity and spirit!
After seeing this I feel like I’ve been wearing all my clothes loosely and I’ll fitting. Already did the pants now onto the dresses 😀. Thank you!
I lost 100 lbs and had to give away a lot of really nice clothes bc they were too big. I wish I watched this video first!!! 😥
Congratulations on the weight-loss so great! Just be glad that you were helping another person that can’t afford dress 👗 clothes to dress beautifully maybe for an interview to get a job!
Yeh i need to lose atleast 60 how did u do it ?
@@christiewalsh302 it took a year but all I did was quit drinking and walked as much as I could. Like instead of fighting ppl for a close parking space I purposely parked far away and walked. 1 lb becomes 5 lbs off and that’s the push.
@@webewanda7601 a lot of it went to a local vocational facility for just that purpose! It was awesome. One of the girls was just out of prison and she had nothing.
I'm in the same position I haven't my clothing away yet, because they're new with tags, so im hoping this will save me some alterations money
Omg, this was truly useful! 🙌Thank you! Specially the jean hem and jacket cuffs, awesome!
EXCELLENT TIPS 💯 😍😍😍 I JUST LOVE YOUR STYLE , SO BEAUTIFUL, I LOVE FASHION ❤️
So many ways to wear my sweater dresses now! On to start trying on! Thank you!
Hey Orly, I love your ideas and the way you execute them.... absolutely brilliant 👏!!!! I just have a request if you could please do a wrap dress with sleeves plus size friendly 😊 DIY. That'll be amazing. Thank you God bless you and your sweet family always.
Brilliant. I've done the broach-in-the-back gather technique, but beware that the broach can damage chairs and car seats and also pop off because it's being tugged while you're sitting in the car.
Also safety pins pop open. I've been stuck.
Never heard of skill share .Thank you for info.
Ok this bra tucking trick is everything! Really psyched about finding the channel!!!
Wow! I’m so glad I discovered your channel. I sew and ideas are fantastic. Especially the idea about hemming your jeans. I always have a problem with that. Now I don’t!
As a church girl the safety pin in the front of my blouse (super busty) I have been doing seems like forever. Thank you adding to my repertoire. Often I find really beautiful tops and dresses that are way to big when I am thrifting. Now I will purchase those gems.
I'm so glad this was helpful!
Orly, your content is always sheer genius! This vid shows great ways to save time, try 'restyle' options and custom-fit pieces you'd otherwise need to pass on. I look forward to every new video...your ideas, demos and explanations are "da bomb!!!!"
Thank you for sharing these tips. I have been needing the temporary pants and oversized shoulder tips. My son is growing like a weed and I am constantly reminding him to pull up his pants even with his belt. My shoulders are normally bigger so that helps me. The tie behind the waist to cinch in the waist is perfect for my daughter. ❤❤❤
God, I luv you, Orly!!! Not only do you have great ideas you’re funny as hell!!!! Happy Friday!
haha thanks mama!
I love sewing and so I thought, "idk if I'm going to like this video." 15 minutes in and I don't want this video to end 😫
Yes! Same here
ok you're the best! thank you so much for that
Yessssss
Same!! Just randomly found this video and subscribed right away! Please do more videos like this!! 🤗
She is THAT good..you just want her to keep on going! 😆
Pretty prints and I like your easy hacks .
this is exactly what i was looking for.... good hacks, helpful...
So useful! Sometimes I get great pieces so inexpensively that going to the tailor just doesn’t make sense... at times...loved this!!!
🌸 I absolutely agree 👍🏼
Just found this channel and love it! Love the tutorial about the wide shoulders especially. Will definitely do that 🤗
Anyone else's life just change? These are some legit great hacks that don't look difficult to execute. Can't wait to try these.
Hey Orly, I'm thinking about painting the back of my old jeans jacket with some famous art picture. I would love to see you refurbishing some old jeans with paint and making them cool and exclusive!! Be it pants or shirts or even a jacket! It would be super cool to see you transposing a picture, or an existing painting, to the clothing (I have zero drawing ability).
As always, your videos are super cool ❤
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Oooh what a great idea!
Amazing idea!
Love these hacks, I do know how to sew, but this looks so much easier. 😍
Sorry, I didn't know how many people are stupid 😫😫😫
I'm all for the no sew methods!!
I'm so glad I stumbled across your channel. You are AMAZING!!!!!!!!!!!
3:10 starts the video..
I really didn't enjoy the 3 minutes of self-promotion and advertisement at the beginning.
You made my life!! I cannot sew and u answered my age old question of “How the H*ll do “they” keep the bubble hem when shortening?”... New Subscriber Here🖐🏼... One of My fave videos thus far and I am no novice to CZcams ! Thx!!
awesome! it's a 'try before you buy' type approach!!! it also means that you can buy stuff that is too big and 'tailor' it to fit you! so inspirational!!
I can't tell you how much you have helped me. Thank you! You are talented and because you share your skills and talent you are special. Everything in this video is usable for me. I can sew but my machine is down. I have arthritis so hand sewing hurts. Great ways to improvise for me. Love ya!
As always Love, Love, Love you and your videos, Orly!!! I had discovered some hacks on my own, being a petite person, but Omg, totally thrilled with this video for the quickness and the flexibility it gives!! Thank you once again for sharing your wonderful spirit and your knowledge with us!!! 💖💖💖
Thank you sooooo much for this!!! All my sons jeans are to long so Im definately going to use the safety pin trick to hem them!!!!!💞also I love the cropped sweater in the bra trick!
You'll need to sew them sometime. If you leave the safety pins in long term, they'll eventually rust & ruin clothes.
I didn’t think I was going to like this channel.. oh hum another diy. BUT I LOVE IT AND LOVE YOU! Thanks for all your very useful help!
That striped sequin skirt is fun!
I’m so getting a bucket 🪣 of safety pins 🧷 😂♥️