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I've been making facemasks with my fabric scraps. My sister, her hubby, his brother and mother are leaving for London in a months (for 6 months medical treatment for one of them) so I plan on making several more facemasks as going away presents for them.
Disposable straws are really important for disabled people. Reusable straws don't bend and hold their shape, are difficult to clean, and have to be remembered. Disposable straws can allow someone to drink if they are laying down, always come sterile, and are typically readily available. It's important to try to reduce personal waste and consumption, but that really shouldn't come at the cost of disabled people's quality of life. That being said, these were very cute ideas for smaller bits of fabric!
I've seen places that ask if you need a straw when you pick up your drink, which feels like a great middle road. It should always be an option for accessibility sake. (And straw bans are awful.) But most people who don't need one don't bother to get one so it greatly reduces the number which are used.
Always enjoy your projects! I’ve found that gently cleaning the needle (while in place) with a cotton ball dipped in alcohol will easily remove the glue from the velcro. Just gently move the cotton ball up and down the needle. No need for a new needle.
You are the first Skill Share video I have watched. I loved the projects you taught and the simplicity and short length of time. Thanks for increasing my world. Barb
Love these ideas Janelle, I made some pattern weights with bits of spare fabric and filled with rice, i made them in a triangular pyramid shape about 3” size triangles, I gave sets of weights to my sewing friends which they loved, kept one set for myself as well x
The needle booklet can also be made with a pinked cover. I'd recommend still doing a straight stitch around just inside of the pinked edge, so that there can't be any thread-snag accidents.
I'm in love with all Your ideas of making those beautiful things! I've made many those things and I love it! Thank You for sharing Your talent and ideas💛🧡
Thank you so much, I really really love ❤️ all those projects you have made today. I really really love ❤️ the needle book, as I can never find a needle 🪡 when I need one!!!!! And the pouch is really really awesome 👏 Please stay safe and well too xxx Mags
Love your videos I find them so calming and always look forward to them. Could you include a knitting needle holdall or bag in one of you projects please. x
An easier way to cut a circle is to fold your fabric into quarters and measure from the apex fold out to whatever you want your measurement to be. You will be using the radius measurement plus seam allowance. Saves a lot of time in measuring & cutting.
Love the channel! It's really helping as a beginner dressmaker 😁 I would love a video of what types of fabric are good for certain types of clothes. In lockdown I can only buy online at the moment and I have no idea what I'm doing 🙊
The pouches are adorable! I am going to make them in twos, sew velcro on the backs so I can attach two together for associated items... Edit: ..and perhaps add some velcro to a board so I can have them all attached and organised, ready to go at any time..
Ha ha, you just popped into my mind as I was watching CZcams, and up came your notification. Thanks for the share. Love your ideas. Cheers, have a lovely day 😁
Thank you for the round cushion tutorial. I've been busy with a round floor cushion and been struggling to find a tutorial for a cover including a zip. After seeing yours, I took the plunge and it worked so well. Looks so amazing. I did take the long route though and put my zip on while my material was still a rectangle and only thereafter did I trim it down to match the front circle. Couldn't afford for the measurements to be off cause I don't have much of the material anymore. Just wanted to say thank you.
Thanks for your projects! I love seeing them pop up on your feed. :) I have just a couple of questions ... 1. Re: Round cushion. I noticed that there appears to be puckering around the edge of cushion. Would nicking or small Vs to ease the sides together once the cushion inset is inserted stop the puckering, &/or would piping be another answer to this issue. I also prefer feather inserts for my square and oblong cushions, but would the feathers give the same soft and a more quality finish to the round cushion, or would it spoil the appearance? If so, would say 60% feather to 40% poly filling be better suited to it? 2. Re: Needle case. Do you think that a double sided cover with a later of felt in-between the layers provide a better quality cover for the cover? Is there a reason that you used regular felt as opposed to Doctor's flannel? Do you think that a little tab with Velcro on each side keep the air from getting to the needles? I live right on the edge of the beach in Hervey Bay and I've found that a few of my needles have gone a tad rusty, as have a few pins, if left exposed to the air. I also have a couple of crystal bowls whose lids I've managed to break, so I was wondering if I should turn one into a largish pin cushion, glued inside the bottom of the bowl, or if i should use one that still has an undamaged lid? Although I have thought that I was buying stainless steel, and quality brands of threads and needles, they still manage to rust. It's just occurred to me that if I sew in a couple of the small silica gel packets of beads, both in the crystal pin cushion, and inside the needle case inside cover, it may assist to resolve this matter. I'll certainly be rather chuffed if they work as I think they should! :) Thanks again for all of your suggestions, Cheers, Wendy M.
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I'm always looking forward to seeing you 😍❤️❤️❤️😘
Very informative e and gave me ideas
You can clean the adhesive off the needle with a cotton ball dipped in rubbing alcohol.
Thank you for this.
I love that you give the measurements in centimeters and inches. Thank you
I've been making facemasks with my fabric scraps. My sister, her hubby, his brother and mother are leaving for London in a months (for 6 months medical treatment for one of them) so I plan on making several more facemasks as going away presents for them.
Love that! I made facemasks for everyone in my household last summer!
Oh my godddd!!!!! that needle holder will literally save me so much agony, love that you can add more felt pieces if needed!! love your content!!
The needle holder is such an awesome and cute idea!
Nothing worse than sewing through sticky velcro! I only made this mistake once 🤣 love the 10min makes 😍
Me too! What a mess I made.
Me too!! It was a mess! Lol
Good to know 😅☺️
Alcohol wipes are helpful for cleaning needle. But definitely use the non sticky Velcro or a snap.
Same! 😅
Disposable straws are really important for disabled people. Reusable straws don't bend and hold their shape, are difficult to clean, and have to be remembered. Disposable straws can allow someone to drink if they are laying down, always come sterile, and are typically readily available.
It's important to try to reduce personal waste and consumption, but that really shouldn't come at the cost of disabled people's quality of life.
That being said, these were very cute ideas for smaller bits of fabric!
I've seen places that ask if you need a straw when you pick up your drink, which feels like a great middle road. It should always be an option for accessibility sake. (And straw bans are awful.) But most people who don't need one don't bother to get one so it greatly reduces the number which are used.
Thanks for the info! That’s helpful to know, and I totally agree 🧡
Silicone straws are a great bendy option :)
I LOVE these videos so much! When you have mountains of beautiful fabric leftovers that you can't part with, these quick turorials are the answer 😍
Those fabric pouches are so versatile! They can hold scrap fabric, small projects, snacks on the go, etc. They're a portable pocket!
Always enjoy your projects! I’ve found that gently cleaning the needle (while in place) with a cotton ball dipped in alcohol will easily remove the glue from the velcro. Just gently move the cotton ball up and down the needle. No need for a new needle.
True! Mine was already pretty blunt after making some instruction books for my sewing patterns - the Velcro was the final straw 😂
You are the first Skill Share video I have watched. I loved the projects you taught and the simplicity and short length of time. Thanks for increasing my world. Barb
Love these ideas Janelle, I made some pattern weights with bits of spare fabric and filled with rice, i made them in a triangular pyramid shape about 3” size triangles, I gave sets of weights to my sewing friends which they loved, kept one set for myself as well x
Ooh I need to make myself some of those! Such a good idea 😍
The needle booklet can also be made with a pinked cover. I'd recommend still doing a straight stitch around just inside of the pinked edge, so that there can't be any thread-snag accidents.
I'm in love with all Your ideas of making those beautiful things! I've made many those things and I love it! Thank You for sharing Your talent and ideas💛🧡
Love these! The needle holder surprised me, in the best way
That needle holder is so cute. Love the fabric.
Love these great ideas for the left of fabric, great gifts too. Thankyou for sharing and easy instructions.😊
You’re welcome! I’m glad you liked them 😊
Doing the needle holder in 3, 2, 1... 😍
love the needle storage idea
Like the seeing projects that you made. I liked the straw holder & the needle holder. Looking forward to your next video.
Love those projects for when I’m not feeling like making something big. 🥰
Yes exactly! It’s nice to make something easy and quick for a change 😊
Yaas thank you, I needed to learn how to make draw string bags properly. I'm going to make these for other cutlery as well.
I'm going to try and make the needle holder today, will let you know how it works out!
These are literally the best videos! I love these ten minute projects! :)
Aw thanks! I’m glad you like them 😄
Thank you so much, I really really love ❤️ all those projects you have made today. I really really love ❤️ the needle book, as I can never find a needle 🪡 when I need one!!!!! And the pouch is really really awesome 👏 Please stay safe and well too xxx Mags
hi i m new learner in sewing.. thank you for simple yet practical project..love it... AryaJayz from Malaysia
Thanks Janelle, I love your 10 min project series. Have a super Sunday!!
Thank you! I’m so glad you like them, they are really fun to make 🧡
Needle holder is sooo cute!!!❤️
My favorite series on CZcams, thank you!
Definitely going to make the needle book pouch!
Tyfs
Love your videos I find them so calming and always look forward to them. Could you include a knitting needle holdall or bag in one of you projects please. x
Ooh yes, good suggestion!
I absolutely love the visuals. They make it super easy to follow along!
Thanks for the lovely feedback 😄🧡
The needle holder is so cute!! Will have to give that a go!
An easier way to cut a circle is to fold your fabric into quarters and measure from the apex fold out to whatever you want your measurement to be. You will be using the radius measurement plus seam allowance. Saves a lot of time in measuring & cutting.
The needle book is a great idea - I’ll have a go :)
Love the channel! It's really helping as a beginner dressmaker 😁 I would love a video of what types of fabric are good for certain types of clothes. In lockdown I can only buy online at the moment and I have no idea what I'm doing 🙊
i love these videos you do and would love to see more of mini makes i can do at home.
I loved the needle holder most. Though, the other two projects are good too.
Thanks Janelle. The needle case is a good idea. I’m going to make some as Christmas gifts. 👍💙✂️🧵
Like the needle holder
Okay that needle booklet was so adorable! ❤️
That needle holder is a great idea, might try that one once I have time.
You find The best fabrics and just make it work!
Aw thank you! 😊
All of your ideas are amazing and these are not an exception!! Thank you so much for sharing all of your lovely ideas and projects!
Thank you! I’m glad you liked them 🧡
Love those videos! I always have some left over fabric and never want to throw it away! ❤️👌
The pouches are adorable! I am going to make them in twos, sew velcro on the backs so I can attach two together for associated items...
Edit: ..and perhaps add some velcro to a board so I can have them all attached and organised, ready to go at any time..
I loved how you upcycled your scrap fabrics! Thanks for the ideas! I love each of your work! You inspired me to do better, God bless!💕
These videos are wonderful, thank you so much for doing them!! ❤️
What a treat today! Your 10-minute project videos are some of my favorites that you do! Now I have lots of ideas to work on! 😁😍
So cute!! Definitely plan on making a couple of these!! Thanks! 🤗
I love those projects! Thank you Janelle! I love the first pouch.
Thanks lovely! Glad you liked it 🧡
i love the practical uses you have come up with for extra fabric, i make doll clothes for barbie with my left over fabric
These are all simply cute and the needle holder is adorable.
I love the needle holder! What a cute idea, I'm definitely gonna make it!
These are great ideas for sewing projects making together with the kids! Thanks !
Needle holder 💕
I love all of your videos. You always make sewing seem easy. Please make a tutorial about sewing an apron 💕
Thank you so much for making these inspiring videos
thank you for this video!
Thank you for sharing these amazing 10 minute makes Janelle. ...look forward to the next one...remain blessed xxx
You’re welcome 🧡
Yay!!!! I love these 10-minute project videos!
I use fabric glue or e6000 for the velcro, much easier and just as effective:)
I've never seen a needle holder like that before. Such a cute idea!
I love these videos they are great ideas and if time poor give you an idea of what you can make up. Keep up the great inspiration. 💕
Ha ha, you just popped into my mind as I was watching CZcams, and up came your notification. Thanks for the share. Love your ideas. Cheers, have a lovely day 😁
Perfect timing! You too Suzi 😘
My favorite series from your channel. Love these 10 min videos ❤ Thank you for sharing!
Thank you for the round cushion tutorial. I've been busy with a round floor cushion and been struggling to find a tutorial for a cover including a zip. After seeing yours, I took the plunge and it worked so well. Looks so amazing. I did take the long route though and put my zip on while my material was still a rectangle and only thereafter did I trim it down to match the front circle. Couldn't afford for the measurements to be off cause I don't have much of the material anymore. Just wanted to say thank you.
Thanks Janelle 👌great projects to do 🥰🧤👒🐨🦘🇦🇺 very handy needle book 🙌
So enjoyed this video! I hope you will do more like this! Ty for sharing
Very nice your work ma'am
I live for these 10mins sewing projects
I love this series
Lovely makes thanks 😊
Very nice thank you 🤗
Cool ideas, I love it 😌✨🥰⭐️
I’m definitely making the needle holder.
That needle holder is so cute but now I'm curious...what are those curved needles for? As always, loved the video and the ideas 💕
Upholstery
I love this videos!! In fact I have been following you for about a year and I meet you because of this series!
Please make more!!!!!
Liked before watching bc I know it’s going to be great! 💕
Aw thank you so much 🧡
Such great ideas. Thank you
Thanks so much 🧡
It’s amazing, thank you so much
🧡🧡
I loved it.
Super-Idées !!! Merci+++,...
Wow theses little projects are perfect for the scrap hoarder that I am ! 👍🏻
So clever 🌹
Hi there I have just subscribed to your hints and tips for quick little projects look really interesting 😁😁
very very cute
Beautiful🌼👍
I love these videos 😍
Supper 10 minit craft mam
Hello I'm from India I liked your video very nice excellent👍
Just in time for the Melbourne lockdown 💕 😭
Sending love to you! 💔😘
@@RoseryApparel thank you Janelle, you are so sweet!
❤❤❤❤❤❤ happy valentine day ❤❤❤❤❤
Not sure, but maybe that needle holder work as well like an earring holder! It would be cool to put them there
Love this series! I'm intrigued by the curvy needles (13:08). What are they for? (:
They’re for upholstery 😊
thank you I made a pouch for my Phone.
If I use stick on velcro, I leave it to dry for 24 hours at least. Then I sew it on with no problem.
Great tip!
Thanks for your projects! I love seeing them pop up on your feed. :) I have just a couple of questions ... 1. Re: Round cushion. I noticed that there appears to be puckering around the edge of cushion. Would nicking or small Vs to ease the sides together once the cushion inset is inserted stop the puckering, &/or would piping be another answer to this issue. I also prefer feather inserts for my square and oblong cushions, but would the feathers give the same soft and a more quality finish to the round cushion, or would it spoil the appearance? If so, would say 60% feather to 40% poly filling be better suited to it?
2. Re: Needle case. Do you think that a double sided cover with a later of felt in-between the layers provide a better quality cover for the cover? Is there a reason that you used regular felt as opposed to Doctor's flannel? Do you think that a little tab with Velcro on each side keep the air from getting to the needles? I live right on the edge of the beach in Hervey Bay and I've found that a few of my needles have gone a tad rusty, as have a few pins, if left exposed to the air.
I also have a couple of crystal bowls whose lids I've managed to break, so I was wondering if I should turn one into a largish pin cushion, glued inside the bottom of the bowl, or if i should use one that still has an undamaged lid? Although I have thought that I was buying stainless steel, and quality brands of threads and needles, they still manage to rust.
It's just occurred to me that if I sew in a couple of the small silica gel packets of beads, both in the crystal pin cushion, and inside the needle case inside cover, it may assist to resolve this matter. I'll certainly be rather chuffed if they work as I think they should! :)
Thanks again for all of your suggestions, Cheers, Wendy M.
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