This is a great video . Everything was clearly explained, so easy to understand. Thank you so much!❤

So once I move the projector I would need to recalibrate it when I get ready to use it again right?

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Great video- thank you! Someone has probably already mentioned this but when darning you get the best results if you match the thickness of the yarn that you are using with the iwool used in the garment so a finer yarn would have given an even better result. Love the way you nurtured this garment and made it look really special

Thank you so much! I’ve just done my first bit of blind hemming on some of my husbands trousers! Now to do the other side! ❤

Do you have to hand stitch or can you just do an small outer stitch?

I just had a rip in my denim and intend to DIY. Fingers crossed, I hope I can do it as neatly as you do.

Yes but can you resize people 😀

I have this jacket a friend gave to me, the sleeves are falling apart now. I’ll be able to fix thanks to your video. Thank you 🙏🏼

I’m not sure if you mentioned it, which pattern projector do you have?

Thank you ❤

Love this. Not just a wonderful facial tissue and paper towel replacement, but the pouch is a great way to keep existing general cleaning cloths and wash cloths more organized! Planning to try sets of various fibers and sizes for various purposes- small set in silk or fine linen for tissues/handkerchief, coarse linen for napkin pouch and paper towel replacement set, cotton jersey and cotton terry for general cleaning, scrubbing washcloths, and sponges; and possibly a small microfiber set for lens and screen cleaning.

Watched half a dozen videos on taking in a top/jacket and yours is the first to show how to do the shoulders. Thanks so much. Love the Aussie accent too, BTW. 😉

Thanks Esther! I've just used this tutorial to close a turning gap on belt... this finish has ended up sooo much nicer than my usual attempt, which is perfect as this dressing gown is soon to be a present! 😊

It's taking foreverrrrr.

This is exactly how I imagine doing it! The lady at hobby lobby told me to knot the pieces to get the volume, but this is what I wanted! I want mine just below the knee though ❤️ it’s beautiful! Thanks for sharing!

Thank you so much! I'm 20 and 5ft, and I have HAD IT with pants not fitting me. I really appreciate this, thank you! It's so simple, I'm kicking myself for only looking into it now! Also, I really appreciate coming across an aussie tutorial! It's funny but hearing a familiar accent and using the metric system makes it so much clearer and makes me feel like I can actually try my hand at sewing 😂

For the cuff portion on the sleeves could you easily add elastic into them and then hem the cuffs afterwards?

Great instructions, thank you 👍

Thank you for another useful video. Happy New Year!

I’m familiar with this useful stitch and you’ve explained it perfectly 👍

Very nice ! Thanks.

Hey please help me i bought a coat but in that the pockets are in horizantal shape and are ending little bit on the back side. Due to it it comes out from sides and look so cheapy. Good from up but from mid from side of pockets it comes out Please tell me what to do😢😢😢 I am so worried 🙁

"No pattern?"

That turned out very nice! i thought you might use some of the yarn from the piece you cut off the bottom to mend the holes with, but you bought a nice match.

Thanks so much, great video. I just finished a winter coat using your directions. It came out perfect.

Tried this on a zip up hoodie and worked so good thank u so much, but later I realised I wanted to show my curves so I cut the waist so it was curved a little and that worked perfectly too!!

Thank you so much!! Your video was exactly what I needed! It was easy and you explained everything so well!! Thank you!!

Great video, I am not sure I am really ready for this yet as I am really really a beginner. I did love watching though, and I hope one day to be at the level you are and have some confidence.

I have no idea why I am here I don't even had a skirt

Very helpful,thank you much❤

FABULOUS tutorial !! Just finished my winter fleece cozy top. Thank you! so much!

Thank you. Cheers.

Where do you alter if your wedding dress just has one continuous piece to fabric with a back zip

Congratulations on 10 years! Such a lovely video, thank you for sharing !

Slew? What does that mean.

Does this worl for hoodies too?

I saw in a sewing video that the cuff should be on a slant. Longer at the back I think ? What do you think?

Thank you so much! Very helpful video.

I have been around since long before the Internet, but this must literally be the best video on KZbin! Thank you! 😊🩷👍🥳

This was excellent! I learned a great deal from this and appreciate you sharing this with us all!.

Thank you for your enlightening video. It has brought me to the realization that i (personally) should NOT attempt to alter my wool maxi trench. While i paid less to purchase it than the local going rate for hem alterations, paying to shorten it appears to be the safest and sanest choice. Also, i now fully understand the reason for the expense associated with alterations in general.

Congratulations on a life together.

Congratulations 🎉🎉🎉

Wishing you lots of love and a lifetime of happiness!!! ❤ congratulations!

Do Australians often switch between metric and empirical? Not complaining, but I thought it was funny when I would subconsciously expect a "centimeter" but she would say Inch.

Would this for sleeves on a wool jumper?

Very helpful 😅

Maybe because it's a more of a baggy/oversized and unisex look, but I liked the before way more. Not to dismiss your craftsmanship and deep knowledge of the matter, (and you look great in both, regardless) just as someone who is very new to the idea of custom fitted clothes, I might just noticed a preference, that I'll try to incorporate and keep in the back of my mind, when sewing for myself. Great Video all around, cheers :)

Thank for the technique. Tutorial easy to follow!