Awesome tutorial. Thank you.

Thankyou so much ❤

little ball info begins at 11:20

THANK YOU!🫶🏻 I knew it had to be easier than my brain was telling me. My bran was saying LOTS of things when I was trying to make some panties in a hurry. I ran the back gusset seam and realized my back panel was the wrong direction. 🤦‍♀️

Great

Very helpful

Fabulous..."liked and subscribed"....very clear demo, thank you xx❤

This is the best video ever, thank you!

Tried the gape for the first time and LOVE IT!

If you don’t want a zipper you can attach re-enforcements at each end, ie a star or an arrow. This secures your ends. Great video. Looked at a video where she says not to sew the ends, tried it…it does not work well…at least for me. Your tip of sewing down the tips is GREAT!

What serger thread do you use? The rainbow is so fun. :)

❤❤❤mind blowing

I wish it was this easy. I am going to practice, I have plenty to practice on. Tlfk

Thank you thank you, so clear so well explained and demonstrated. Glad you mentioned cutting looper threads not the end of world. I am sure I would cut it and be in a panic. You make a great instructor. Plus you voice is pleasant, loud enough and not racing the clock, and no unnecessary chit chat.

I thought I had it right thanks for the confirmation 😊

So clearly explained, best explanation I've seen, thank you so much.

Awesome! Clarity anyone how to repair a rip about 4 inches long on a velvet couch?

Where did you get the tablet patterns made?

I made reversible suck pads but I’m confused on how to get the snaps to work on either side? Im not sure if I’m just not putting them on right. Right now I can only make them snap on one side.

This is a great tutorial with lots of handy tips, especially reinforcing the notched ends of the zipper opening. Thank you!

I may be able to do that !

11:30 - where she shows you what the red ball is for.

thank you

Funny I've been sewing for years but still call it "string" sometimes instead of thread. My mom hates when I call it string 😂

Thanks easy video to follow

Many watches use those batteries, so they're not a complete waste if you or someone you know has any dead watches! I made the mistake years ago thinking a winding mechanism was shot and brought my watch into a chain jewler for diagnosis/repair. I essentially paid $20 to watch the guy behind the counter just pop the back off and replace the battery. I felt quite silly.

Thank you!! This makes so much sense, I was trying to work out why I’d need the long bit 😊

LOL I feel for you. I prefer the normal ones as long as they're sharp. had no idea you could buy them in bulk o,O i have like 3 that I'm always misplacing and having to go scrummaging to find them lol

Actual life hacks: home repair and maintenance

What is it

Thank you l. I often wondered what the red ball was for. Thanks to you I now what the rubber end is forb also.

Now o know what it is called. I’m reupholstering my sofa and have used this method to sew small areas closed.

Oh my goodness!

so cute! i hope she loved it

Total life saver!

Thanks so much. I read how but the demo is wonderful, simple, concise.

Thank you!!!

Holy. Cow. Guess I need to add this tool for EXACTLY this reason!!

Great video!!

I have a couch that desperately needs restuffing and I wasn’t able to detach the cushion from the couch….(and couldn’t afford a new couch yet) I was able to unpick some of the side of the cushion and restuff it with stuffing, and then used this stitch to fix it back up and you can’t even tell. Saved my couch and my purse thank you!

Is the video for the tree quilted coasters still available?

Thank you 🙏

Thank you. Great video! Skip to 7:00 if you have ever had a seam ripper, imho. By chance, have you ever used this to remove Patagonia garment tags or other brand tags?

I don’t know how to finish it.

How do you start it ?

Thank u!!

This is witchcraft! I just removed white serging from white lace in literal seconds without damaging anything. THANK YOU!

I watched this and had really high hopes. I'm trying to disassemble a gown but the thread chain has no roundish loops. Just very sharp, very narrow V's. I do see the two rows of thread but cutting them does not free them up at all. I told a seamstress friend about it and she offered to demonstrate. After 20 minutes or so she was cussing a blue streak and told me to burn the gown.

Thank you so much!! And explaining the different threads🌻🌻

Super useful. Thank you!