@@Sweet4chokoreeto Thanks for watching! And yes! I love that we can bring modern tools to an art/craft like this to make it easier!

@@mycrochetobsession Thank you for watching!I have several more blankets with holes that are on my list to upcycle into something. I can’t help but keep rescuing them! :)

Also, the paper cut out demo of how it connects was clear and cute

@@jstevenson1042 Thank you so much! That makes me so happy to hear! The projector setup can come off as intimidating but once it’s set up, it’s such a time saver! Thanks for watching! And I hope you figure it out when you’re ready!

@@Narwal955 thank you for watching! Glad it could be helpful! The first time calibrating took a little longer only because I was still figuring out how to use the Pattern Projector site, but now that I know what to do, it’s a matter of a couple minutes. Should be quick after you do it once, especially if you’ll be putting the projector in the same place each time. Hope that helps! Let me know what you end up deciding!

@@all_tingz_squeaky4543 What kind of projector did you end up getting? Awesome to hear you have a set that works for you! 👏

@teresamahoney I purchased the epson brightlink 475wi from ebay.

@teresamahoney I purchased an Epson brightlink 475wi off of ebay

Thanks for watching! That’s definitely a great option too!

@@myfootballtravels I’m not making to sell at the moment, but the request is a great compliment! I’ll let you know if that changes! Thank you for watching 🙏

So glad it was helpful! ♥️ Ya the Ditto price tag seemed really high when it first launched. It’s cheaper now but, knowing I can DIY a projector setup for even less money and have no monthly subscription, it’s hard to justify the price. They do now allow a “BYOP” option (bring your own pattern) but you still need to use third party apps to stitch them together (like the one I show in the video) if the pattern doesn’t have an A0 or pattern projector option. And yes that can unfortunately rule out some indie pattern options. Curious to know what you end up doing pattern projector-wise! And yay upcycling! So fun! 🤩

Do you mean project multiple sizes? For example, project then cut a size medium. Then, project and cut a size large? If so, yes! Projector patterns will let you project all the sizes included in the pattern.

@@teresamahoney Exactly what I needed to know. Thanks. Good luck. Keep posting.

@@swaters3462 Happy to help and happy sewing! Cheers, Teresa

@@MaddieLynn thank you so much!! Hope it can be helpful to you! Let me know how it goes! 💕

@@trishpowell8160 So glad you found the closing gaps tip helpful! Re: cutting, I’m still experimenting with what works best for me, but so far just pressing with my hand firmly while using my rotary cutter gets the job done (and if the fabric moves, I just reposition it according to the projected lines). But weights are also a good option to keep fabric in place (literally anything heavy: can of chili, rock, paper weight, etc.) I’ve also heard of some people using a piece of sheet metal under their cutting mat and using magnets! But it also depends on what shape you’re cutting and what fabric. Could also try a smaller rotary for smaller curves for a little more precision and less movement? Hope that’s helpful! Let me know what ends up working for you!

@@TheAhhleena thank you for watching!

@@tousledbyjess Awesome! Hope you had fun with the process! I def learned a lot! Thanks for watching! ✨

@@BunnieP0P thank you so much! And thank you for appreciating the kitty bunny kicks, I kept chuckling when editing that part! The perfect drum roll 🤣😻

@@solecito315 awesome! Thank you for watching! 💕

@@solecito315 love to hear it! 💕

I had to test it several times before getting it to work! It was especially difficult when using this particular fabric, which is more prone to fraying. They key to using a loop turner is poking the little flappy metal part through the fabric, puncturing a small hole. Then closing the clasp around the fabric and basically pulling it through inside out. The skinnier the strap you're trying to make, the more challenging it will be. But I recommend practicing on a few scraps to get a feel for it! Once you figure it out, it will be very satisfying!

@@teresamahoney ooh right !! i poke the little hole in my fabric but then i don't know how to start turning it inside it out before pulling it through i guess i just need to try it more and practice again !! thanks for the reply!!

@@vampirebl4des I definitely didn’t get it on my first couple tries! It’s something you kind of have to feel for. I sorta ended up pinching and shifting my fingers to get the rolling started. That’s the hardest part. But after that it goes fairly smooth! I hope you figure it out!

@@teresamahoney thank you!

You want to make the opening slightly wider for the initial pull through as well as trimming down the seam allowance in this section maybe 1.5cm from the top - sorry I use the metric system. This will make it a little easier to start off. You also don’t want to push too much fabric to the top and make it too bulky to pull through. If you do carefully work it back but be careful as the hook can come detached. I prefer bunching it up mid way of the loop turner and then slowly push it too the top. Then repeat the process. Hope this helps!

@@amyosman5838 please do! I’ve been think about making a longer tutorial video, too! Do you think that would be helpful? Thanks for watching!

@@chamannikkam3202 thanks for the encouragement!

Thank you! 😊

Thank you so much for your support! 🥹💕

Thank you! 💕

Thank you so much! 💕

Its not dissimilar to 17th century stays, but yeah corset isn't accurate

The designer who created the pattern seemed happy to see the results and left a comment on the video! Maybe I misread your comment, but either way thank you for watching! I’m enjoying documenting my sewing learnings! 💕

I was nervous I wouldn't cut the pieces out as accurately by doubling up the fabric, so started off cutting each piece one at a time (but bc this was a last minute creation and that was taking forever, I eventually doubled up as I went!) Thanks for watching! That's a great tip!

It was a great pattern and instructions were clear! This is the second pattern of yours that I purchased! Cute stuff 💞

Aww thank you so much💕🥰

That sounds like a cool project! Make a video next time! It’s a little extra work but satisfying to see the progression afterwards! 💕

@@teresamahoney I’ll try🤣🤣🤣

@@EsTher.-Zeee you got this!💪💕😊

So happy to hear! 💕

Thank you for noticing!! I like the video production as much as the sewing projects! 🙌

Thank you! 🙏

Thank you so much! 🙏 ☺️

Thank you! ❤️

Thank you so much! Appreciate the support! 💕

Thank you so much! 😍 Here's a link to the Etsy pattern I used! The main modification was creating a faux button fly from one of the button panels from a shirt! And of course using different colors for each pattern piece! www.etsy.com/listing/1044962339/linen-elastic-band-pants-comfort?ref=yr_purchases

💞 it’s a slow journey so far on KZbin but it’s one of those things I just can’t stop myself from doing! So more to come! And hello Kardashians 🤣 ❤️

Thank you so much! You are so kind 😍

Could totally be a summer option!! 💕 🌈

Thank you so much!! 💗 learning to sew has been such a fun journey for me! It’s not to late to start 😊

Thank you so much!! 😊