How do I obtain the pattern for the stuffie ball?

Your channel hadn’t popped up on my feed for a while. Great video. Good to see you.

500 dollar table pfffffft

Is there a sew along for this partern?

These are great selections, thank you!

hi the items you showed us, are so much more expensive here in UAstralia..enjoy what you have..I try to sew myself a box made of fabrics, rather than buying plastic..but looks good!

Kim, are you doing okay? I have missed you and I am starting to be concerned.

I own all the items shown plus many others. Many of the items shown are sold on Temu for 1/2 the price. Items such as the T-shirt templates, grips hand sewing needles holder, clapper and more. The quality is just the same. In fact, I own a high end Babylock sewing and Embroidery machine and have purchased many extra feet for my machine for a few dollars. They work as well as the ones i purchased from Babylock. Two items I purchased from Harbor FreighI far cheaper than the prices shown. They are the magnetic pin lifter. It was about $1.99. The other thing is a right angle screw driver. It works far better than the one shown. It’s small but it has a screw down near the end that you can turn rather than the having to turn the handle. It has a socket and several,sizes of screw driver heads you can use. You will not be able to live without this screw driver and it cost about $6.99 at Harbor Freight. While you’re there, you may want to check their lighting and magnetic nuts and bolts dish for your pins. They come in all different colors. I’m not trying to tell anyone where to spend your money, but when it comes to items like these, I try to make mine go as far as I can. This is a useful video as far as pointing out helpful sewing tools, I just wouldn’t go to Amazon first if I can find the same item elsewhere for less.

Amazing… I am so glad I found this video… just got a projector, and thought I’d still have to cut paper,for my full bust adjust.. I agree digital is SO cool, never thought it would be something I could do myself.

I was waiting to see how the iron board hangs on your rolling cart. Oh well.

I must be the only person battling dust. Open storage is a disaster…

Thank you so much for sharing this!

Hi Kim Just starting with projector. Thanks for all your information. With regards to adjusting patterns, I would probably take your advice on printing those pieces. Afterwards, could we just take a picture and draw the adjusted piece for future use like you didi on the Cadence in video 4?

So if my bust and hip are a size L, but my waist is an XXL, do I just blend it the opposite way?

What about using the serger as a sewing machine?

Are you not posting anymore? I so look forward to your videos

Thank you ❤

For anybody on a budget, 95% of these sorts of tools one can improvise with normal kitchen household other items. As well, Dollar stored offer many sorts of these items that one can improvise. Everyone worried about climate change but here we go again. Does buying more “stuff” make you feel more like a true tailor or crafter??🤷‍♀️

I enjoyed your video and learned some good tips! I have a hemming job to do on a pair of pants that look to be done on a knitting machine with fine cotton/poly yarn. The pants have a flared bottom, so the hem may have a slight curve. The fabric has a variable rib pattern, so it both very stretchy and quite heavy. The original finish at the pant hem line is a few rows of 1x1 ribbing so there is no added bulk of a turn-up hem. My thoughts on how to tackle this seem to come down to using an iron on knit interfacing strip along the proposed new hem line on the wrong side to add some stability. Cut off the excess, then use a zig-zag overcast edging stitch around in matching thread by machine. Does this sound like a good way to go about it? Any suggestions you may offer are appreciated. (And while I do knit, trying to pick up the very fine stitches at the new hem line to knit a finished edge is not a consideration. ) ps the pants are black so I think that may also work in my favour!

Couldn’t log in. There must be an easier way to print patterns

A bunch of gimmicky nonsense that you don't need. Consumerism at its worst.

What colour are the walls? I like the colour. What size is your room? Looks awesome.

Love your sewing place. Can you please share the dimensions of your cutting table and where you purchased it? It looks like just what I need.

I watched the full video and I still did not see anything. Is there another video?

Vielen Dank sehr hilfreich auch als Geschenk viele Ideen für nähebegeisterte. Liebe Grüße aus Deutschland

Nice video...I like your scripture listed on your wall..actually verses 21 and 22 are very good. I am considering an upgrade from my Brother serger. It's been a good machine, but I hate threading it and I cycle the colors just like you did. It also struggles with heavy fabrics. TFS

What rotary blada so you use>

Is the lace elastic

When I got my new serger home many years ago(25 to be exact) threading it prevented me from using it for, well about 24 years. It sat in the closet all this time. I’m bound and determined to figure this contraption out or it’s going out the proverbial window. I’ve been at it for a few weeks now and your videos have been a godsend to me, you have given me courage not to chuck it, much gratitude for all you do and have done for beginning sewers like myself, thank you so very much! I’ll keep my nose to the grindstone and get more comfortable with the machine!

Thank you Thank you Thank you for explaining this so well!

These are great items. Thanks for sharing these.

I LOVE ur videos!! The thing is ur mic bright be to close to loud or ur sharpness is way to high. I can hear sounds while ur speaking. Your GREAT teacher PLZ Keep up the great work!

My favorite new accessory is the two magnetic in dishes I bought at Harbor Freight. I painted them to match my sewing room and love them!

Loving the Pattern Artist!

Now that Girl Charlee has closed where are you going to get cotton/spandex? Theirs was my favorite.

Very helpful video ! Thank you!

Great info. Thank you.

I couldn’t find the Corgi pattern. Please send link. Thank you.

Love these pants. At 70 I love flat front with elastic back. If I was young with great figure I would for sure be in leggings and a cropped fitted top. How ever I still love exactly where I’m at in life right now.

Thank you enjoyed this video. Have most of these. Thank you

This video is flour years old. And still a valuable series. Lots of new info in subsequent years and I’ve enjoyed them all. Thank you!

Thank you so much for the video on all the items. I have most of them but you have introduced me to a few I have never heard of and must have.

I get you I’m 57. Never pass up a restroom lol. Is there a way to just put a seam in zipper in the front or back eliminating the button fly.

I love the print on your blouse!