I’d love if one day you can make a video where you give us your recommendations on machines for the main types of sewists. Like the total beginner, the aspiring dressmaker, the quilter, the sewing business owner… ❤

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You're a genius! Just used for the first time, very nervous deviating from how the pattern told me to insert, but GAME CHANGER!

From where do you buy these patterns please, because we no longer find them in malta

great ideas here too, thanks for explaining about that little metal part-I've only used it for patchwork decades ago- I'd forgotten it!

yes I love my "humper jumper"- I didnt know it had a name- it came with my Pfaff! <3 ? <3 At the end you said something I ws going to say as well: placing a contrast colour of paer (yellow Post-It for me) it helps me tremendously if I can't get the thread immediatelt through..thanks again

excellent tips on this video- thanks!

you've explained this better than many others! Thanks!

Thank you! I had heard that it was really challenging to do a french seam on an armhole but tbh it seems easier to me than figuring out how to finish the seam otherwise. Like here I am staring at my armhole seam, no serger available, thinking, “do i try to bias bind this nonsense?”

I 100% understand that need for a break feeling! I sometimes put so much pressure on myself to do things quickly when really I could just take it a little slower… recently I made a mistake but kind of fudged a solution. Once finished I didn’t give it to my daughter for several days and then just thought no, I need to fix this, it will be so much better if I do. The fix ended up being quick and the dress is just so lovely now 🥰

Usefool tool. I love it. Your blouse is classy!

Such a smashing collection and the fabric choice was on point. Thank you again. I’m looking forward to the wide flare pants and the “suit dress wrap” for me.

New subscriber and new to sewing! I’ve watched several of your videos. You’re always so helpful with explaining everything in a way that’s easily understandable.🩷

I always enjoy the instructions but with an overlocker I would have appreciated being able to see the actual lower threading . Your hand obscured the view of the”tricky” bits. Thanks for your videos very helpful.

Is there a way we can see the o2 & o1 threading of the machine. Your hand was covering that part 😫

What is a "thick stitch"?

Hi Dear! Thank you for the great video!! Very helpful!! Just another great tip while sewing the kids jeans hem, just turn them inside out, much easier to manage under the needle. Works great also for the sleeves. 🥰

I’m currently sewing up 8528 in a poly wool plaid suiting fabric. I’m so excited to have it completed. I love the fabric you chose for it and may make again with your choice if I like it as much as I think I will.

The dresses are looking more vintage-y lately. The pants with the wide flared bottoms are from the 70’s! . We called them bell bottoms!

Which pattern and fabric do you have on?? Stunning ❤

hi, what dress pattern are you wearing in this video. i've seen it before but just can't find it. thx.

Hi, darts that go from the collar in front. There are 2 lines, one thick and short and the other long. The one that is short should I cut along the line or just sew it up?

Thank you Lucy for doing this video. I bought my Atelier 7 from you in November. I have been looking out for the video. It’s a brilliant way to learn . 😊 . I’m so happy with my purchase and your help. Thanks. Hopefully, I am having the oliso mini iron from you for my birthday next week.

I purchased one recently too but in Australia it's called a Skyline S7AE (for Anniversary Edition) and I love it! Haven't sewn for years but now I'm buying patterns and materials all the time and your videos on various sewing techniques are a must - love them too!

What’s the difference between the Baby Lock Enlighten versus Imagine Wave?

Lovely dress and beautiful fabric. I always enjoy your content. I would love to hear more about how you lined it and what tips you can offer. Maybe a video on that topic, perhaps?

I have a basic stand alone cover stitch. It works fairly well on one layer but as soon as you add on seams these pose a challenge. When you lose a stitch you can not quickly fix it. I use it when I have a fairly flat seam. I know some people don’t use it due to the challenges. I suggest you try one out and try it with different types of fabric and over seams.

I’ve an 8 year old janome 5 and this is making me want to upgrade!

Amazing tutorial. I watched 5 before this and this is the one that let it click into place for me. Thank you!

I have had the Atelier 6 and recently upgraded to the 9. I love this range, lots of features and its so easy to use. The only point I would make is that whilst the needle threader is good it does have its issues too. Works with certain needle brands and sizes and thread types better than others. It can be quite frustrating. I tend not to use the auto thread cutter. If you use it the next time you sew it can cause nesting underneath. Saying that these are the only niggles it has otherwise I love my Atelier 9. This video is very informative and reminded me of some features I had forgotten about.

“Sewing goodness”!

My ancient Singer machine recently died😢 and i've now got a new Janome. I'm in shock - boy, I was sewing in the dark ages! Now I've got that uncomfortable period of getting used to the new machine. 😮

Some great patterns - the Lora dress looks lovely!

I’m, interested in the basic success blind stitch machine as I’m short on space, however there is nothing on the website describing the machine, features etc? Thank you.

I love my Atelier 7 ❤

A great start to the year Lucy ❤

This is brilliant- I am looking at purchasing the Atelier 7 or 9; as a Brother user I've been looking for information on these machines for a while- and here it is! I now know this is a great machine

Thanks for showing and introducing this ..to bad this Generation would think this is a Food or soda machine

I have made Elodie several times and it is amazing every time. I made one knee length out of chambray and it is a great summer running errands, going to the hair salon dress. I made one tea length out of georgette in a palm print for my birthday and it is so nice and light and not too formal but still looks nice, I made it in a gown length in a black georgette and it is wonderful it’s very much in the spirit of the Reformation Winslow dress.

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I love your videos. Very interesting patterns, but I’m baffled by the term ‘indie’! What does it mean? Thank you 😅

Thank you for the detail Lucy. X

Great instructions ....good clean voice and mannerism.......thank you 😊😊😊

lots of lovely stuff, thank you ❤

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Hi, what type of thread do you recommend using with this machine?

Great video. I have a brother and love it I must use it 50/50 for woven and knits.

Thank you so much!

Beautiful frabics and patterns. Thank you

Thank you so much, really helpful. I just wondering so the overstitch machine can only be used for garments? I mainly sewing bags, but sometimes garments, do you think overstitch machine can also be useful when sewing bags?