Nice video but downloads doesn't work. It asks for permission from you.

Hi, this is a long shot, but I hope you still check your messages. If I kept the foot box at the same 72 degree angle but half the length. Would that effect anything on the hammock. Just want to make the footbox smaller. Thanks.

Excellent Video. Thank you for the knowledge.

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Esse tecido é o mesmo q faz parapente?

Excellent video, thank you!

I can not thank you enough for this video. I’ve been trying to crack this code for a year. I kid you not. I’ve been just cutting out various size circles hoping to god they work 😅😂

Does this work for oval bottom bags

I've been sewing for some years now, and didn't know there was a rolled hem foot attachment. I don't sew a lot of curves so far, and up to now what I've been doing is I thoroughly wet the fabric (but spin most of the water out), then take an iron, fold it over, iron it down, and then I put on some of that safe to sew, heat applied "no sew" stuff (made out of polyamide), fold it over again and use the iron to temporarily adhere. It doesn't stick strongly to fabrics with a silicone coating, but it does enough to be able to sew it later without it coming apart. I lose more fabric width/length this way, but it usually looks nicer than when I try to just roll and pin. I'm going to look into the foot attachment for projects that require curves. I have a project coming up that require some catenary curves, and I might use this foot attachment for it. I might be able to get away with not using tissue paper since it is a 40D with larger denier ripstop fabric (weighs 1.7 oz/yd2), and there is no silicone coating. Or do you think I would still need the tissue paper? Cheers

I’m making a beach shade and this video was extremely helpful and I love your explanations along the way. Also I’m a guy and need all the help I can get.

This is a great channel, but it seems this was the last video released and was 6 years ago. Are you not around anymore? Whatever the case, I hope you are doing well.

If you have one of those Pump N' Seal systems (especially with jar lid attachment, so you don't have to use the check tab seals) and some stainless steel lids, you can directly ferment in the half gallon glass jars. You just have to periodically suck out the air (once in the morning and once at night is usually ok). I always use some previous juice to help jump-start the process, seems to speed it up. Course warmer temps help. If you like firmer/crisper ferments, whether sauerkraut, pickles, or what not, a few bay leaves thrown in help (I think it is the tannic acid in same that does that). Nice video/tutorial though, thank you. I just don't have the space and money for one of those nice fermentation pots that you show in the video, so I thought I would give folks an alternative solution. Cheers

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Is there a better sound?

Great work, thank you so much showing us your craft, greatly appreciated.

I'm attempting something similar using snugpak jungle blankets. I've found standard size 20 snaps to be too short when going through the batting. The female snaps just about hold but the male snaps don't form enough of a mushroom head to stay together. I've ordered size 20 long prong snaps to try and if that doesn't work I'll have to step up to size 22 which have an even longer prong. It's not ideal since apparently the pliers struggle with these sizes and you're recommended to use the expensive bench mounted press instead. We will see.

Great tutorial, Thank you so much for posting it. How do I download the excel sheet from the link ? When I clinked on the link, it has denied me permission. Telling me to request permission. I have requested it, however, not received any info. Please help.

Excellent tutorial. Reminder 7 years later to replace your rotary cutter wheel.

Excellent tutorial...much needed❤

What kind of neddle and thread did you use for this fabrics?

That is Not Barefoot👣🤔

i been comin here for years now and just noticed i hadn't like the vid. that interrupted seam is glorious.

This video answered ALL my questions!!! So glad i found it. Thank you for posting all this useful information.

This is a great piece of teaching. Demonstrate fundamental concepts and skills, then higher level concepts but repeating and highlighting the fundamentals at the same time.

"just get on your bicycle..." ❤

Thanks! Very informative.

This is exactly what I have been looking for! But am unable to download the calculator (excel file) or the pattern (pdf file). Keeps telling me I need access. How do I get that access?

Very informative. Thank you for sharing.

That is a wonderfully clear demonstration, thanks so much. Could I please ask what you might use to mark lines and to cut these materials? Thanks Eddy

Why when I try to sew nylon and nylon webbing it bunches gets caught breaks needles? Does not go as easily as yours shoe

The download doesn't work anymore. Needs yr permission.

Hey, like four + years ago, I watched this video with the idea of making an ultralight camper-trailer with this kind of fabric as it's shell. I imagined myself going with bonded seams at that point, because laziness. But inspired, I bought my own machine - went out and bought a double rolled hem foot right away. I have a serger too now and after three winters' work, my glorified tent-on-wheels is actually habitable. I got 3M Thinsulate liners I'm working on that velcro in place on the walls, its tight. This video showed back up while I was doomin' at 1am just now and I was like, "This is it! This is the origin of Toby Wheeler!!!". This video is WHY my rig looks as sweet as it does, my panels look perfect, and it opened the door to better colors on better fabrics that I wasn't thinking about and it matches my Subaru like wha-BAM! For real, EVERYBODY at the KOA asks "wHaT'd Ya pAy FoR tHaT?" Good to see this again!

Beautiful bag. And thanks for the professional and simple instructions. It was very helpful.

Nice tarp

How many inches of webbing in total did you use for this project?

What thread and needle?

what needle and thread are U using? can basting tape be used on the 1.1 silipoly?

Thank you for such great instruction. I've made a couple of bags now and they turned out great . I intend to make more (always referring to your video for a refresher). Blessings to you!

how can I get the pattern it says i need permission :)

Does anyone have these instructions downloaded they could email me or something? The original instructions are access blocked

Great ❤job!

I’m late to the party on this video. Not only do I appreciate the clear instruction, but I have the same machine which makes things even easier.

I’m not able to download the pdf. It says I can’t have access for some reason

Super helpful! Lots of information and details, all presented in a clear way, etc. Thanks for posting it. I look forward to checking out your other videos.

Thanks for the video, this was exactly the inspiration I needed to make a holder for my nalgene. I also found some cool webbing from ripstop by the roll too!

Thanks 👍 great video 👍

This thing is amazing. Holy shit! I love it.

This is a very good instructional. You are a good teacher and likely Taylor. Do you happen to know where I can find these made for a vintage Kenmore model series158 ? They are still in popular use, but surprised to have trouble finding accessories that weren't standard with the machines originally.

Looking for the template. Have tried asking for permission but nothing yet. Thanks.

Please accept my request to access both calculation and small bag pattern. You are SO smart!