You are right about pinning! I'm a beginner and have put my project on hold temporarily until my long pins arrive. I'm making winter hats with fleece fabric.

I hope you are doing ok and on the mend. Miss seeing you. If possible could you post a new update.

Great to see a great machine and what to do at first Sight of vantage machines 😊 Thanks

HI, i have a machine and have made a few things, but i have issues with tension, thread breaking etc - how do i know what is wrong?

Hi, great video thanks. I am sewing with a satin like polyester. My friend said I will need to use stabaliser tape on all seams. I'm not following a pattern as such just one I made up. So my question is which is the best stabiliser to use. I will apparently use it on all seams. Any advice would be most welcome.💟

So I was looking around on the internet, because I just bought some fabric for a dress and realised it wasn't as easy to sew with as I thought. I'm still a beginner, but I did unknowingly buy knit fabric before and made it work (it was a pain in the ass though). So I thought, how bad could it be? I figured out my fabric is Rayon, started googling and I instantly ran into this video XD.... Now let's see if I can figure out how to work with this fabric! Thanks for the video x).

I knew 4 out of 5 -- probably because of your other videos! The back stitch one was new to me. Thank you!

I bought a 1950s Husqvarna (the green one) in mint condition and I absolutely love it even though Im a sewing machine noob. Not only does it sew wonderfully but it looks so great as well.

Best video

Thank you so much for a great clear explanation with examples!

I love using a spider for starts and stops. It's a great quilter's secret. I can start on my spider. Butt each piece up to each other as I sew. Then end on the spider to remove and press my pieces.

I just read your recent go fund me update and so so so so happy to hear your news! Keep healing and recovering and resting and finding joy. ❤

Thinking of you 🤍 I hope everything is going well

We're still praying for you.

Thank you!!!! I'm working on a project and the pattern came with an online tutorial, but the bust dart portion was anything but helpful, I wasn't even sure how to sew it :( This is amazing and I'm definitely checking out more of your videos!

Stopping in to say hello and hope that you are doing well. Take care.

I wish I’d seen this before I traced mine. I didn’t even cut the different pieces out so it was all very unwieldy. At least I know now. Thank you

Hi! Thank you for your list! I actually just found something to ADD to it! My NEEDLE was installed backwards, and my thread was nesting at the back. Give that a go, sewers!

I hope your absence means you’re now thriving and enjoying life and not bad. I send you my best wishes and I truly pray you get better soon ❤

Thank you. I have previously not pinned - I am maturing as a sewist and now I pin. I use the same method you prefer. Your video assured me that it was the best and the cross was new to me. Thank you.

You are such a sweet teacher to us all. Please know that these old machines, though wonderful, are FULL of lead- yes, they can easily lead poison someone, even through inhaling that dust that builds up in the machine, or if a child or pet is playing with the cord… please research this and teach people about it! If you buy a 3M lead test from the home improvement store and swab the cord or internal wiring/moving elements you will see it instantly turn deep red. Not something to mess around with, lead poisoning takes a tiny amount and is irreversible.

Tne little black dress in that slinky fabric was an absolute nightmare, I did finish it but I only wore it once