There is this stereotype around self made clothing for having a 'homemade' look. If you'd like to find out realistic ways to elevate the finishing of your next sewing project, checkout this new video. Enjoy xx Kim
1. Practice what you are unsure about 2.The right tools are important 3. Slow down 4. Good quality materials 5. Trt different finishing techniques 6. Plan out steps
Thanks much for sharing these tips. Although I make bags, these tips apply. Because with bags, sometimes one little mistake means starting all over again. That's why I'm very meticulous. And as a result, people are shocked to find out my bags are homemade and not store bought. My rule is measure as many times and cut once. Another tip I find helpful is washing my fabric before I use it. I find it gives the cloth to let go itself so when it is washed after the product is made, there's little or no change. ❤❤❤❤❤❤
I'd love a video on bust adjustments for bra, bra top and bra cupped dress patterns. It's my #1 struggle with getting my outfits to look professionally constructed. For myself, I often have to go for a pattern made for a US cup size B/C bust to a US 36DDD/E. Also, thank you for all the great suggestions and educational videos. They've really helped my me-made journey
So many people want their garments to look ready-made, but I’ll tell you when you get to that level it’s a little disappointing when no one gives you credit for making it Sew for you!
This is the one I use www.amazon.co.uk/Philips-Steam-Boost-SteamGlide-Soleplate/dp/B07FKJ8589/ref=mp_s_a_1_3?keywords=philips+iron&qid=1694072482&sr=8-3
Hi Kim, I made a princess seam top for the first time and there is extra fabri/fullness on the fullest part of the bust/apex. Can you please suggest what should I do, m
It seems like there is some extra allowance at the bust apex. I suggest wearing the top and pinning away the excess. Next, turn the blouse inside out and mark along pinned points with a chalk. Sew away the excess on the wrong side of the blouse. Hope this helps.
There is this stereotype around self made clothing for having a 'homemade' look. If you'd like to find out realistic ways to elevate the finishing of your next sewing project, checkout this new video.
Enjoy
xx
Kim
Thank you for this video. I'm about to start a project for school and I can't wait to apply these tips.
Taking you time is key! We are not making fast fashion.
Completely agree 👏👏👏
Kim please show us how to make tiers of skirt where the hem on one tier shows on the outside.
Do you mean this skirt style > czcams.com/video/AyEP35cUSoA/video.html&t
Thank you Kim.
Please can you recommend a sewing machine that has different footers for different stitches to give better results.
Thank you.
Thank you Kim dave ❤
you're welcome
Thank you so much kim for this it’s really helpful
7. Endeavor to iron as sew it really give that exquisite look
So true 👏👏👏
Thanks
You’re welcome Mary
1. Practice what you are unsure about
2.The right tools are important
3. Slow down
4. Good quality materials
5. Trt different finishing techniques
6. Plan out steps
Thanks a lot for sharing. A lot of time have been saved by your teachings.
You are very welcome
Thank you for posting these really helpful tip 😊💕
You're so welcome!
Could you please do lois dress tutorial. Thanks.
Weldone Dearie, you are blessed
Thanks a million
You are welcome
Thanks much for sharing these tips. Although I make bags, these tips apply. Because with bags, sometimes one little mistake means starting all over again. That's why I'm very meticulous. And as a result, people are shocked to find out my bags are homemade and not store bought. My rule is measure as many times and cut once. Another tip I find helpful is washing my fabric before I use it. I find it gives the cloth to let go itself so when it is washed after the product is made, there's little or no change. ❤❤❤❤❤❤
The tip on washing fabric before use is golden 👌👌👌thanks for sharing these with us hun
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I'd love a video on bust adjustments for bra, bra top and bra cupped dress patterns. It's my #1 struggle with getting my outfits to look professionally constructed. For myself, I often have to go for a pattern made for a US cup size B/C bust to a US 36DDD/E. Also, thank you for all the great suggestions and educational videos. They've really helped my me-made journey
Much blessings to you, thank you so much I’m surprised you don’t have more subscribers. You’re brilliant!
God bless you!
Wow, thank you for your kind comment
@@KimDave You’re welcome and God bless you!
Hello Kim. Thank you for sharing these much needed tips.
You are so welcome!
Thank you so much for sharing this tips😊
So many people want their garments to look ready-made, but I’ll tell you when you get to that level it’s a little disappointing when no one gives you credit for making it
Sew for you!
Helpful tips. Thanks for sharing sis
My pleasure 😊
Kim will you please make a tutorial on how to construct a double breast dress with a notched collar! love your work so much!
Very useful tips, thank you so much
My pleasure 😊
I learnt alot , thank you
You're welcome
Please can you do a tutorial for this dress 😊
Thanks for the tipis!
I was wondering Which iron do you use when sewing? I'm in the market for one.
This is the one I use www.amazon.co.uk/Philips-Steam-Boost-SteamGlide-Soleplate/dp/B07FKJ8589/ref=mp_s_a_1_3?keywords=philips+iron&qid=1694072482&sr=8-3
Hi Kim, I made a princess seam top for the first time and there is extra fabri/fullness on the fullest part of the bust/apex. Can you please suggest what should I do, m
It seems like there is some extra allowance at the bust apex. I suggest wearing the top and pinning away the excess. Next, turn the blouse inside out and mark along pinned points with a chalk. Sew away the excess on the wrong side of the blouse. Hope this helps.
❤
Thanks so much ur number ma
Yes,that tiny voice but I always choose to ignore 😢
And then you have to get the seam ripper 😢 why do we do it? 😅😅😅😅