Thank you 🤩

It keeps it from stretching out while sewing and when wearing. It's jersey, you wanna keep it stretchy, but also nicely shaped. The same principle is on e.g. bikini, underwear or similar.

Ah, cool! What other projects did you use the feathers for?

@@ianellis-ih3dd I'll think about it 🥰

Thank you! That's such a great idea with the neckline, I have to try that! Thanks 😅

@@mariadelpilarsatizabal1099 thank you!

Vow! Thanks 😅

Thank you! They really are so easy.

Thank you! I actually ended up selling it.

Hello, lovely, so good to see you! I'll try to finish the tutorial this week.

Hi, thanks for watching! The best way is measuring the circumference of your calf. Then, measure how many stitches go into let's say, an inch. It will depend on the yarn and needles you're using. It's always good to knit a square of eg 3 inches times 3 inches or what's size works for you. Then count the stitches. Now if you would have, let's say, 30 stitches in 3 inches, and the circumference of the calf would be 15 inches, it'd be 15/3=5. That is 5 times the square. So 30 stitches times 5 would give you 15. That's of course just a made up size now but the math should help.

Thank you so much!

I did not have any issues. I have now some grey hair and find that it takes colors in quite happily. I am using copper color shampoo and it stains the hair nicely. So maybe try a small section to be sure it won't ruin your gorgeous silver hair.

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Awww, Thanks! I do love creating . Plus, It is my shnoopy-poo, that was so special anyway.

Thanks, love! I thought about using denim in some way, too. It's also great to use up some old jeans. Haha, Madonna booties would be fun!

@@SewingLarathose low slouchy booties from the 80’s. you can do the sole with that goo. Im not getting notifications of replies, had to come see. :(

OH yeah, they were amazing. I have to see if I can get the pattern or and idea how to make the pattern somwhere.

You're the kindest 🥹🤩🙏 thank you

Thank you so much!

Thanks for watching!

Thank you 😊

Hi, it has been a pattern form a magazine, but I haven't found it in their online collection. It's been quite old magazine.

Oh that's wonderful! I am so happy about that. Thank you for letting me know.

Hi, did you buy it over Etsy or my homepage? You should get a link in any case. Can you see if you got links to download? If not, let me know, I'll help

And thank you 🙏 I just have seen your purchase, I re-sent the download link. Please let me know if you got it. When you print the pattern, I recommend using "actual size" in printer settings.

@@SewingLara Thank you very much I've received it

@JoannaBlackmore-Wells I'm glad you did. You can always reach out if you have any questions. Thank you and have fun with your sewing project 😊

I plan on making a zipper pillow case soon, I'll show it then. I have a hand sewing project that should be also helpful, though. I'll look for the video and post a link here as a reply

Okidoki, this should help: kzbin.info/www/bejne/pp2QqausariFhZYsi=ga1X4klHJ8b-svoR

Delicate program, works fine. The base is sturdy enough. It just takes time to dry a bit, because of the knots.

No, I didn't use anything for that version.

Aw, that is so wonderful 💖 thank you!

I try to avoid pressing a lot, but I should do it in some cases more often 😅 thanks for watching!

Thank you, dear!

Cool!

I usually use about 0.5 meters and end up with some leftovers. The exact amount for each size can vary, but that is then listed in the sewing pattern overview. I wear usually size M, and when the jersey is 1.5 m wide, 0.5-0.6 m is more than enough for this project. I hope this helps!

@@SewingLara ah thank you so much! 🙏 I’ll definitely begin sewing one then :)

Aw, thanks! You made my day 🙏

Hi, thanks for watching. Overlock is more for sewing parts together. There's a possibility to do flatlock stitch, that is for edging. Coverlock is more for edging. The coverstitch is what you see on shirts, usually twi rows of straight stitch on the right side, a kinda overlock-like stitch on the inside. It's very general the way I describe it but that is basically it.

I'm glad my tutorial helps! Thank you for watching 🤗

Thank you so much for such a positive feedback, I appreciate it.