Lo siento, no están disponibles en este momento mientras se relanza el sitio web. Vuelva a intentar www.sewmag.co.uk en un par de semanas, c x

sorry, the SewHQ website is being relaunched. you will need to sign up to access patterns now. The handwarmers have been taken down and are due to be re-added in December but I can ask if they can be put back earlier, c x

Haha, pure Estuary Essex ❤c x

Thankyou! Glad you like the demos, c x

I'm sorry, the Sew HQ website is being transformed and I think the link has been hidden right now. I will ask the powers that be whether there's a new link and get back to you, c x

Hiya, got a new link for you - www.sewmag.co.uk/sewing-patterns/scissors-case you will need to join SewHQ now to access it but there are a wealth of other patterns at your fingertips, c x

Yes, that would be perfect, c x

I believe so. You would probably need to do the names as two separate words in two different colours - E in red and liana in black, and then remove the gap between them, c x

@ thank you 😊 for your reply . I’m getting one of these ❤️

One more question. Does it have the century gothic font or something very close to it. I need a font that caries the letter a that’s written how we normally write the letter a. Not like this -> a

@@elianasantiago9724 I've just looked on the app for it on my phone. It doesn't have Century gothic but there are several fonts with the correct style of 'a', like Atlanta, Berlin, Brunei, Brussels, and Futura. You can also use fonts from your laptop/pc if you run the machine from there. Have a look at the app - www.brother.co.uk/labelling-and-receipts/color-label-editor-2-app if you can, it will show you all the options, c x

@@TheCraftsChannel you are a life saver! Thank you so much for your this information.

It should work, but I can't think where you'd be best to take the fifth out, whether it's from the flatter edge of the oval or the curve. In all honestly the circular ring could be squished into an oval as long as it's not too firmly stuffed. Have you got an old pillowcase or similar that you could test it on first? c x

@@TheCraftsChannelI've got some extra cotton fabric scraps I'll be testing the oval shape on before I use my shiny material! I have a pattern ready, and I'll be sure to let you know what ends up working best in terms of placement for the 1/5th rule with the oval! 🥰

@@Kotori174 Thank you, that'd be great, c x

I'm not entirely sure what measurements you want but the shorts are a 32cm hip and 9cm long. The tunic is 26cm chest and 17cm long. Hope this helps, c x

Oh, it did! Looks like the web fairies are in the process of transferring it over to the new Sew HQ site as I can't open it either. Please keep checking back, c x

Because of the process in reproducing the prints (heat activated crystals in the paper I think), the colours and quality are never going to be the same as a traditionally printed photo. It's great for instant printing though, c x

@@TheCraftsChannel yeah I can’t even get text or basic colours to appear right, and it’s so blurry 😩 guess that’s the best it’s going to be then, surprised people were saying it’s great quality

@@QuantumKayos it's not a really sharp resolution but I wouldn't have said too blurry. Are you using the online software for it? c x

No, I'm sorry there isn't. You can turn on subtitles by clicking the 'CC' button at the bottom centre right of the demo when you hover over it. These might help you, c x

Yes, crochet is definitely my 'unwinding' craft, c x

Possibly your best bet (although a bit more work) is to make a rough from scrap fabric, mark the position on the outside of the finished rough, and then unpick so you can accurately mark the position on your template. Also remember to sew the label between the pieces of outer fabric rather than the lining, c x

I'm not sure how to help. Make sure the end of the strap is stitched closed and then gently push the closed bit inside the straw with the knitting needle. Once the end is in by about 5-10mm you should be able to easily slide the fabric that's on the straw onto the knitting needle and when it's all gathered on there, remove the straw, grab the closed up end of the strap and slide the gathered fabric along the rest of the knitting needle till it's all turned out. Maybe your strap is too tight for the knitting needle? c x

@@TheCraftsChannel ah ok, so the top bit goes in the straw but the rest pulls over the needle, I see! Honestly it was taking me longer to do this bit than the rest of the bag haha Thanks!

Lo siento, no entiendo la pregunta, c x

@@TheCraftsChannel perdon...preguntaba sobre los patrones los tienes ala venta gracias

@@lucygoytia1306 Sí, el enlace al patrón de descarga digital está aquí: shop.sewmag.co.uk/products/baby-stacking-rings-toy-sewing-pattern c x

@@TheCraftsChannel muchas gracias😊un abrazo desde Guadalajara jalisco

Hi, there are loads of options and it's not necessary to prep the canvas first, I just did that so that I could have more control over how much colour soaked in and to give me more time to manipulate the paint while it was still wet. Paint pens are definitely the least messy option but brushes give a totally different style of artwork so you could try mixing the two. Also try adding torn paper collage with pva glue, or scraps of fabric, c x

Thank you. Out of interest, where did you buy the pattern? Our template is currently free to download from the link in the description under the video. I'm aware of some unscrupulous companies using our template, photography and transcription as their own and profiting from our work, c x

Glad you liked it, there are loads more easy sewing projects on the channel for you to have a go at. Once you get the sewing bug it'll never leave you 😁 c x

Sorry, no. But the line across the centre of the inside of the mitt should measure 4" or 10cm. Our patterns are set onto UK A4 size which is 8.25" wide, you may have to enlarge it a bit for it to print out onto US paper, c x

I think if you draw a ring with an inner circumference of 19" and and outer of 22" and then chop a fifth out of the ring it should stitch up to the size needed, c x

Try this - www.sewmag.co.uk/templates/first-sewing-project-easy-lined-pouch-the-crafts-channel#register-now you might have to register first but it's free and gives you access to loads more templates, c x

Thank you, I wasn't aware of this when I originally did the demo, c x

You could try coating the fabric with a waterproofing paste called Odicoat before cutting and sewing together. Alternatively you could sew the outer or lining from a plastic coated cotton. It would still only be splash/shower proof as water will still be able to get into the stitch holes and the opening, c x

The Mylar is 150-190 microns thick. Is this what you meant? c x