Can't even see the thread. 🤐

Can I buy your pattern and then sell the slippers that I make at craft fairs?

Thankyou for taking your time to make a great and helpful video.

Ive watched a video or 4 and this is the one that was the aha moment. Thank you for showing me how.

Hello, do you have the tutorial how to make the napkin ? Thank you! I just discovered you!😊

It would be SOO helpful for beginner's if the fabric being used had definite right and wrong side patterns. It would make it so much easier to understand. Thank you for the tutorial!

Your video was awesome. You threaded both needles from the front. My directions are saying thread the left needle from the back.??

🎉thank you

I loved your method! I cant wait to give these a try!

Sorry, this is way too complicated. I’ll keep looking for the method to sew lining and stocking in one go.

very cute slipper but the sizing on the pattern is completely off unfortunately. I sewed the size 39.5 (E) and it barely fit my size 38 bare feet. Looking at other size charts online the sizing is about an inch off, if not more!

I did this to change a historical man's shirt pattern to sew a nightshirt for me, shortened the sleeves, lengthened the shirt to full body length, worked perfectly and so easy! Thank you very much!

it really goes fast and can't see the instruction on last part.

This video was SO HELPFUL!! I made every mistake that you taught me how to correct on my first encounter with interfacing. Thank you for doing this one.

If I wanting to embroider an initial on the cuff, can you help me with what direction it should be embroidered / which way to fold the cuff when putting all three layers together?

I have been making aprons like this for years, but you gave some great tips that I didn't know, like how to press the seams and such. So, it's great for newbies and old hands like me! Thanks for this great video and tutorial!

Came to find a tutorial on sewing a Christmas stocking. Yours is the first one I watched and it’s perfect. No need to look any further.

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Anybody watch in this: Look into the attachments. There are many -including zig saggers and a buttonhole maker. Incidentally, the buttonhole attachment is more versatile than the modern version and makes the most amazing buttonholes, far superior than those made in modern machines (yes, I had one for many years and now I won’t go back)

Omgggggg never thought of the tape, you're a lifesaver

hi I just started as a hobby again with the sewing machine and was searching for hints again online. when I came accross yourself. what I really want to say is. I wish I were A YOUNGER GUY. I found myself so attracted to you. the way you look and talk. I found myself watching your vids again and again. I sorry if I offend you by saying this. I am Sandy from scotland. I am known as the crazy artist and make my own music on KZbin. bye for now. take care ❤ xx

Thank you. You answered my question perfectly!!!

Thank you, I'm new to sewing and the pattern instructed an under stitch which I didn't understand. All good now I'm able to continue. Ty xx

Thank you for the clear demonstration. I just started sewing recently, my question is about the Serger, as I have the same serger as the one you have. Right now I am making a Satin dress, but the overlock pulls the fabric edge badly, I tried to overlock on cotton fabric, it is much better than the satin. So I wondered why? Do I need to use different needles? (Like I used Ball Point Needle #14 on the sewing machine). Or it is other problems? Hope you can help me! Thanks

Wish I could slow it down but I’ll try it anyway.

Your explanations are so clear. Thank you.

Can you add a sleeve with this method

Thank you so much. This is a life saver for me as I make pants and pencil skirts. There is always pulling.

Is there somewhere I can see a comparison between a finished piece with and without the understitching? I don't really understand what understitching helps with.

Sort of fast but I'll watch a few times.

Is this applied to a collar shirt for stuffiness ? Do you need to remove the collar from the shirt to do it also how far from the edges of the collar needs to stop ? Do I need to use for all collar or only to one of two pieces of a the shirt ?

super helpful! thanks!

Your tutorial is very easy to follow. Thank you.

Thank you for the wonder tutor video! Very easy to follow and understand! Great technique!

This little guy is on my bucket list I’m 76 years old so it’s getting a little late to fill that bucket but I keep hoping. I have the little singer 99 K pretty close but not quite

That extra square on the foot pedal was for the side of your foot to rest on when you would just roll your. foot over to the side pressing on the other square that gives the power. My mom sewed professionally and at home always had this same foot peddle. It’s just a rolling action from one square to the other something to get used to then very comfortable

No surger, so this didnt help me. I need to finish seams as i install the pockets. Thanks anyway.

Perfect!!

that was great. very helpful

Why should anyone watch you if they have a manual. This is purely stupid. I’ve lost my instruction manual and that’s the only reason I checked into in. You act like you’re talking to a stupid person 🙂‍↔️

Great tutorial. I followed these steps. To put into side seams of a linen rayon blend dress. When I put the dress on the posters pouch out a little, even though I did the top stitching to the seam allowance. Any suggestions to make it flatter? I am thinking it has to do with a bit thicker fabric.

What does it mean if my loop is voming over from the back?

LOL your kittys like mom whatcha doing?

Your video was very helpful. Thank you.

Great advice, clear demonstration and very inspiring. Thanks!

I beat myself up when I sewed my first western shirt out of 12 0z. denim so why shouldn't I beat myself up matching my plaids on my second shirt. Seams natural to me. My wife said that if I buy a shirt at LL Bean that the seams will match but if I buy a shirt at Walmart they won't. I've never bought a shirt at LL Bean. So why would I match my plaids. I dunno-but I'm goin' in!

Thank you for this tutorial. I needed to know exactly how to use interfacing and you explained it so very well.

Thank you

SO HELPFUL!!!!

Beautiful dress!