Can you show an example of how single fold bias tape is used?

Holy cow! I didn’t know about this.

Great info! And yes! Making your own bias tape is a fun option!

Thank you!

What is magic steam?

Everything you made is beautiful! I especially love the Dara blouse and Lisa sweater! I'm a beginner and haven't ventured from sewing bags to making garmets yet, but your channel has me excited to try in 2025!

I've been sewing for 20 years and i didn't know what those plastic things were for lol. I usually use my start-stopper (piece of fabric to conserve the thread, begin and end sewing with it) and fold it if needed

"height compensation tool" that sounds like something I need 😭

Working on the applique for my Basil quilted jacket this week 😊

I'm in the last few steps of a quilted coat and i also wish i had known these 😂 the fabric itself came quilted already - any advice on working with that?

Thank you

I dont but i should have xD

I never knew this!! Always wondered what those funky little plastic bits were for!! I looked in the list of what came with my machine, but nothing sounded like it went with what they looked like. This helps tremendously!!

I'm a seamtress, I can see just about anything....except swimwear...my machine eats the fabric....the fabric slips and slides all over the place, and when I try to cut with a rotary blade, the fabric gets pushed i to my cutting mat and gets stuck. Grrrr.

now i need to figure out where to buy one near me!! thanks for the tip!!

Yay, thank you!!! I had no idea😅

Thank you!

Great to see your ratings and explanations!

My favorites are the blue/white dress and Ash dresses. Thank you for the inspiration!

What a great little capsule wardrobe you have here! Can’t wait to see the finished products :-) can you tell me where you got the black silk short moose? It looks luxurious!

Can you please provide the dimensions of a) your welt strips and b) the finished welt opening? Thanks!

Does the elastic thread need to be pulled taught in the bobbin?

I've been wanting to make scrunchies thanks so much for sharing.

Great ideas!

So helpful 💗

One more thing: Get a sewing machine with a steel interior and mechanism. Springer is making them with plastic, and they wear out very fast and need servicing very frequently.

I can’t find the link to the skills checklist anywhere?

This is genius 😮

Just found your channel!! Fantastic ideas! Thanks so much!😊

I do I get this kind of sewing machine please.

Simple methods and very useful tips. Thank you Will try and I am sure my work will be a success 😊💯

Thank you.. I will try out and see if I am successful

The most difficult problem I have with my serger is that I am LEFT handed and there are days when I just can’t thread the darn thing, because some days I can’t get in there properly since I’m at the WRONG angle. Right handed world; left handed problems.

This is just the burrito method

I could not locate the link to the free skills checklist. How do I find it?

Great teacher!

Thank you🤗❣

I need to get one of these. My first project ended up with a bulky seam that gave me trouble

Great advice

I needed a cutting table, plenty of work space, and some storage for my rulers and templates, and didn’t want to spend too much to fulfill the purpose. I watched a video by JefftheBerninaguy, and he suggested checking Husky’s work benches at HD which didn’t cost an arm and a leg (like some furniture can). Glad I did. Not only does the work bench provide a perfect fit for my cutting mat/work space/and two long drawers for the rulers, it’s manually adjustable for height (don’t have to worry about power outages or repairing a motor!) and looks nice with a wood top that’s easy to clean. Wheels are provided so I can even move it around as a mobile sewing work station! Prices vary by the length, but a 52” is very reasonably priced. Your list of sewing items was very interesting, especially about the clamps. Very handy when “sandwiching” quilt tops and batting over a large flat surface.

Not gonna lie, when the video started I thought you were Sara Bareilles.

Don't just label the fabric shears, hide them when not in use. New and non sewists seriously underestimate the importance of dedicated shears.

That skills checklist seems super helpful! I can’t find the link though… 😢

Love your videos want free patterns

Used an interfacing on silk and oh God the wrin̈kles

So glad I found this video today! I'm having the work start on my 12x20 backyard studio in 2 days and I'm so excited. I appreciate you taking the time to show us yours and I just love how bright and airy it is. I will definitely will be adding a second window to the front. Thanks again!

Awesome!

I inherited an old BabyLock. Serviceman figures it is at least 40 years old. Never owned one before. Kinda excited and kinda worried at the same time.

poor instructions couldnt follow

Muito obrigada pelo vídeo 😊❤