Thank you. 👍👍👍

great series, i've wanted to learn to alter clothes to save money at the thrift store and your channel has been so helpful. thank you so much!

That was brilliant, very well explained and nice and slowly 🐌 😊

Thanks for sharing

Thank you!

This was much better than my teacher's explanation. Thank you so much 🙏

oh this is amazing.. and such clear explanations and additional advice too! thx so much for sharing your knowledge!! can't wait to start altering some of my own jeans now hehe

It looks like you’ve gotten many positive comments about your jeans hemming tutorial! Let me add to the praise. You are clear in your teaching and very reassuring to your sewers. Thank you from a veteran sewer!

Amazing job! I have tried other ways with other videos and this one is far superior! You actually have me using my serger. I wish I had a daughter that sewed like you, I have so many machines and stuff I will never use and mine has no interest. You are very talented, your mom must be sooo proud! THANK YOU! P.S. Some with your talent deserves great machines even over me, I am not even close to how good of a sewer your are. :-)

Just a tip. If you keep using metal on metal with your tools(the hammer and rivet setter) you are going to destroy them over time. Better to use a poly hammer or rubber mallet. 👍

Is there a way to replace the female side but reuse the back flat piece that gets hammered? I squished a snap and the snap no longer works and it has a specific logo's visible flat back piece i was hoping to reuse.

Is there a way to replace a spring snap on a garment where the flat back of the female side is on the inside of the garment? In my case, its a flat cap.

Notice you didn't press the hems before sewing? Would it make it easier to sew and less likely to mess the hem up? For beginners like myself at least

Good idea/plan. Perfect execution, by an expert. 👍

ur videos helped me a lot and u look so beautiful...love from India

This is the best method when you don't have access to the back side of the fabric. I'm sewing buttons on a sofa and this appears to be the only way to do it. Thanks for the video and the PDF.

But I don’t want to change the snaps I just want to take the part with the button this sticking up and change it to another area.

This is really well done. I just found your channel and will be referring to it in the future for minor alterations. I appreciate that you know that most people do not have a serger! What a nice channel.

I got a pair of bellbottoms there new they look vintage but their reproduction and they were this fun autumn color plaid big bowl plaid print and I can’t wait to wear them. We were such a good price, but the fabric was so beautiful. I got them from I think mod cloth it says sailor swoon Wide leg and they’re green and they have orange and black and yellow stripes. Well plaid I thought well they’re such a good price at least it’s cheaper than buying the fabric and the waistband is already done right but then I realized that the inner part of the leg is really wide. Do you have any suggestions for that with a side Zipper. ;( sad face for side zipper?! 😢

I need to taper from the thigh to the knee. I want to keep my flare for the boots I wear. Do you have instructions for that?

the best tutorial I have seen.

Watching this because somehow my coat has all the buttons but it’s missing a BACKER button! 😄 So I’m going to use a regular button to add a backer button to that coat.

Great vid, no bouncy music needed!

This is a lifesaver! Thank you so much! The snaps on my winter coat of 10+ years have completely given out and it's way too cold here in Alaska to be running around with a coat that keeps opening.

You rock! I learned so much from you!

How do you deal with wide leg pants that become wider at the bottom. I have a pair of jeans to shorten by 5"! Yup, either they are for giants or I am really that short. :) The original hem will be wider around than the new desired hemline. I might be able to stretch the fabric a bit but I am not confident that "a bit" will be enough. Suggestions?

You are a natural born teacher!. I really needed this for a special shirt for our cruise. What a blessing I found your channel. Keep up the good work!🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊

Your very good at explaining im just rlly slow💔

Hi, nice video. What model Singer are you using?

Thank you so much for the video. Please need your advice. I have a leather jacket with this kind of bottom that covered also leather so it’s perfect but the leather on the bottom it’s like wrapped and it doesn’t look good. Please advise me while I think as I see this video, it’s I don’t have the tools. It’s difficult for me to take them off and put a new one. What can I do?

What is the length of the straight stitch you use?

Great instructions, thanks! Question - the fabric around the female piece on my jacket is split (which is why that piece popped out I suppose 🙄). Should I try to reinforce it with a small strip of fabric before putting the new snap on? Thanks.

OMG ! Amazing video!

you made this enjoyable to watch... been trying to get my older mom to teach me but she refuses... so someday i'll inherit her machine and i'll need these videos to teach myself... thanks and cheers 🙂

I want to commend you for the fact that right off the bat you strongly advised against snipping off the snagged thread! I saw other tutorials and snipped it ! Wish I had seen this first ! And foremost the fact you took the time to create a PDF with pictures ! You have no idea how much time I spend to repeat the video take screenshots go over the transcript

Excellent video, thank you. Easiest jeans tailoring video to understand and follow

I appreciate all of the detailed instructions, however, I have never loved any t-shirt enough to spend that much effort altering it.

Hi Danni. Merry Christmas and many blessings to you and your family in the New Year! Thanks again for all the sewing videos.

Awesome video, where can I get the had tool you are using. My NY Yankees jacket lost the male part of the snapper and I would like to fix it.

Thanks for this video, it helps to see that no special tools are necessary to do a good job. BTW Merry Christmas!

I appreciate the video. I'm about to try to fix the zipper on an old jacket I've had for a good long while. Here's hoping for the best 👌

How do you narrow the shoulders AND raise the armhole?

I’m trying to fix up these demon jeans that I got that are size 40 but I’m trying to size down into maybe 36-34 which is a lot. Any tips? I’m going to go buy some needles like 100/16 for the denim aswell as some chalk. Any tips for making such a big cut? I think I’m going to try and take these parts out from both sides right above the left and right pocket area of the jeans after I seam rip the pockets out.

Very good

Thank you so much for this video!

Would using pinking shears help with the fraying?

Now all I need do is get my tailor to review your video!

Alterations newb here! I always thought there was no fixing the shoulder size but you made it effortlessly and easy to understand. Thank you for these tutorials. You gained a new suscriber.