This is a fabulous tutorial. ❤

Mine is knit 😭😭

Aloha! I'm literally sitting here "in" my favorite jeans that I've already patched previously in the knee (this pair fits exactly the way I like it). The wear and tear is showing in the "lap" area and I was wondering how I would patch the worn-out spots and very stringy holes that get pulled open every time I kneel down. LOVE the options you've provided, and I will probably be making use of more than one, especially since I just got myself a brand new overlock machine (I could practice on it by overlocking my patch pieces). PS. Grandma (who sometimes call me "Melly"🙂) has a bunch of embroidery thread that she isn't making use of anymore, so I'm sure I will also take inspiration from your embroidery-patch video, too. Thank you so much! 🤙

Any suggestions for sewing woven upholstry weight fabric? Reupholstering a couch!

Hello, I bought an used sq9185 brother, but it miss the feed walking, I don't know if you can recommend me one no expensive, I saw this on amazon, but I don't know if this will fix on the sewing. Universal 15 Piece Sewing Machine Presser Walking Feet Kit - OEM Suitable for Babylock Janome Brother New Home Singer Kenmore Simplicity Toyota Necchi,

I used this video back in 2020 when I was first learning to sew, and now I'm coming back to it once again 4.5 years later as a more advanced seamstress. Thank you once again for this amazing resource!

What do you do to tie it at the end?

Today I put my new walking foot on my machine and it is exactly the same as yours. I think I did it the right way and it worked. Just one thing, I had a really hard time getting the fabric under the foot because the top ‘teeth’ go through the foot so it leaves a very narrow space for the fabric. I hope you understand what I mean and maybe even know what I am doing wrong? The stitching was perfect with very stretchy fabric so I really want to understand this foot 😊 Thanks!

Jaw dropped!

I'm having a bit of trouble finding the shirt you mentioned

Very informative, as I was about to cut up a bunch of flour sack towels with regular scissors, and thought- wait, am I going to have to hem these?? Thanks so much!!

Thank youu so much! I thought it was gonna be hard. TYSM❤️‍🩹

0:34 i am going to try that! Thank you!! 🤘🏾

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English isnt my first language so i might've missed it, but when i drop the shoulder point for my slope by that quarter inch - doesnt it make that slope for my front pattern longer? How do i then sew these pieces together if front and back arent the same?

Fantastic video. Thank you. This is wonderful education.

Great video. Very clear.

Finally a napkin tutorial where you don't need a serger... Thank you so much...

Fantastic explanation of a stitch that has alluded me for years! Thank you! 🧵🧵🪡🪡

Girl! You are too amazing!

I tried so many times to download the pattern and my card was charged 39.95 and I don’t have the pattern. Please help

Love love loooove this!!! ❤

You are by far my favorite sewing channel on youtube. Thank you so much!

You’re the best melissaaa

Really appreciate you putting it out there! Fantastic video.

Great content! I learned something new today!

Thank you for this awesome video.

Grateful for you and all your efforts.

This was incredibly useful, thanks a lot!

Absolutely spot on! Can’t wait to test it out.

Appreciate all the details you’ve shared!

Love your videos!

game changer. thank you!

Thank you for a well-illustrated stitch. It will work well when making many beginner projects as gifts.

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What a wonderful, and easy to follow tutorial! Thank you for making this video!

Great explanation. I noticed you didn’t back stitch. Is that not necessary with a walking foot to secure the stitches?

I absolutely love your videos and have subscribed! The instructions are very concise and clear without wasting time in the explanation, very refreshing and helpful with respect to our time. Thank you!

Followed the written pattern without watching the video and they turned out amazing!!! It was the second sewing pattern I've ever attempted and I didn't have any trouble with it and my shorts turned out perfect, Thank you so much!

Where did you get the string to put inside the scrunchie

Very neat thank you

I tried to get the free pattern on your site. The men’s free p.j. I can not find it?

Do you end it with multiple passes on the last stitch like you would at the start and end of regular stitching? Thank you for the blog post and the video! I've been curious about this for years but just finally looked instructions up.

Thanks; I just watched this on your website with no way to thank you there....

Thank you!! I have a bridesmaid dress coming in the mail, which is satin. I'm definitely going to have to alter it a bit - it's a gorgeous dress, but nothing satin and straight off the rack is gonna fit well enough for a wedding. So I bought a size up and have my fingers crossed that it'll be eaily alterable... I'm a trained quilter and very novice tailor. I've done hems and some cotton altering, but nothing quite like this. I'd go to a tailor if the budget wasn't so tight right now. Hate online shopping, but the bride is being really easy-going about what we can wear, so long as it's satin and in the approximate color scheme, so I took the chance to not pay $200 for a dress.

Finally I found a video which gives me solutions to forward shoulder issue. I keep telling this to all tailors to add to my garments and no one means no one understands

Thank you, exactly what I was looking for!

Great Idea, Thanks a million ❤

Thanks a lot for this video. Just what I was looking for!

I discovered one of my Christmas gifts. A SEWING MACHINE!!!!! HELLPPP!!!