Thank you!

Thank you Regina!!! I try to do the same

love it you make it so easy for us tyvm i always learn from you

What a good Yorkie

Great Job❤

Next time turn off your tv

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Betsy grooming videos I’ve seen

Great set of DYI Yorkie grooming videos. Thank you so much❤️❤️❤️

Stitching that line across makes a big difference. Everything came out nice. Thanks for Sharing.

Thanks for posting you video. Beautiful bows😊

Very cool

Thank you for your time. The design looks great! Love it! I will get some of your designs as soon as I get my computer going.

Thanks, my Yorkie has really fine hair and he is constantly getting leaves, yard debris matted in his hair. It looks like we will be working for awhile. Strangely enough the front half of his body rarely mats or holds leaves but the back half is like a mat magnet.

Very nice job.thanks

Nicely done video, but I don't understand the term "side seam" Do you have another video that explains what that term means? Thanks

Thank you for showing this. Will make it much easier to do.

This is so cute

Love it!

Im tottlly new to haveing a dog with these gromming needs ,thank mutch ,i was hurting him when i was brushing him luv him , but im going to use the brisle side from now on , can you tell me how to get the yhe fluf from his ears abd keep them clean ,it reall bothered his alleays itsibg his face abd ears ❤

Hi, Do you always double your stabilizer?

Do the clips scratch the bed of the machine?

OH love this little set, well done. YES gingerbread couple would be adorable.

I was on about 2-3 hours of broken sleep for quite awhile…months. I didn’t want meds but was really needing help. My hubby was sipping a cold hard cider called REds, I asked him if i could have one and not only delicious it calmed all my nerve ends I felt calm relaxed peaceful and had a wonderful sleep starting about 9pm not 2am. Im not saying start drinking. Lol, heavens no but sharing only. I tried a different hard cider but didnt work the same.

I like this design. Is it your design?? Cute!!

Do you have a gingerbread design for earrings???

What type of brush do you use?

thank you very much that sure helped

What a cutie!!!

Thankuou

Than k you.

This is fabulous!! Thank you!!

that was a great class on the bandaid and greaet helpful hinst and i feel the same about black thread thank you the video and for the design i will use it a lot hugs

Gheez nevermindchecking if we can see u, watch u don’t cut his paws. U also don’t look too fussy about their trims either. Have u ever cut one ifthem

Hi Regina , I thouroughly enjoyed your tutorial on making a Quilt Rod Pocket , with your help i was able to make one for my Exhibition entry quilt and it turned out perfect!! im so excited as it is my first entry ever with Victorian Quilter,s Guild Victoria Australia. ( the picture is my husband !! Cheers, Silvy Turner XXoo

Her little tongue is so cute! What a cutie.

Thank you so much! You are a lifesaver!

I do the same with my stabilisers.

Hola !... Cuales con las medidas de la corbata... Gracias

Thank you so much for making this video. It helps a lot as I’m a visual learner.

Well, I dug out my 1991 and a set of seat from my 1995 thunderbird Super coupe.... Both of mine have a spring on just other outer hinge latching system. When I say outer, I mean, outer hinge, closest to the doors. As the inner hinge is just a pivot with no mechanical latching .. there is a tension spring that hooks on to the cylinder/tube of the upper side of the hinge and the other end of the spring connects to the lower end of the hinge on the pin the slides in the arch slot. Now, the pin doesn't appear to be on yours, let alone the spring. Or at least it is difficult to see in the video... Soon as I pulled the spring off (shot across the room) my hinge flops around too.. Type in to Google search box, "1990 thunderbolt seat hinge" ... Then click the tab "images".... You will see a few photos of your hinges with springs and a couple with out... I hope that helps point you in the right direction, boss.... That was fun.... Any other challenges for me? On a side note, what are the odds, that your video came through on my recommended list, beings I used to drag race Ford Thunderbirds, 1983-86's, and then 1987-88's, then 1990-97's... That some oddity of a part, I could reference to my stick pile of junk, and visually confirm an actual 1990 hinge out of a Thunderbird? Strange how weird life can be some times... Good luck, any further questions, I will do my best to accept the challenge of answering it/them. While it is important to note, none of this is meant to insult your own intelligence or life experiences and abilities, but rather, I choose to live by the notions, that sometimes, when person is just too close to a project, it often times helps to bring in fresh eyes and hands to give a new perspective.. at least, I know it helps me allot, and the older I get, seems the more often I need outside eyes looking in to help pull my own head out of my a$$, so I can see straight.. lol... Sucks getting old.. again, any further questions, ask..

I believe that does lock up, durong collisions, or throws of inertia... Manually or physically hold it in the hand, in the proper up-right position as it would be mounted in the vehicle, and move it forwards into the edge of a workbench or something that doesn't move, and i think, you will discover that the seat backrest at that sudden moment of stoppage, thst the backrest doesn't continue to keep moving or pivoting forward other then the minor slack in the system... That fee inches of travel, is designed into thst seat, to allow for visual access to locate the lever, that is politely hidden by the B-pilar and seat belt hanging if thst was the year, over-shoulder seat belts were issued? But it allows the driver & passenger to tip the seat forwards enough, to not only see the tilt lever, and also, gain better access to it with the hand, otherwise, it is stuffed out of sight and hard to reach for it, until you know it is there .. please feel free to correct ke if i am wrong, as i do not know the year make and model... These kinda look like they are out of a Buick or Pontiac and possibly a Cadillac that had the decanting tilt and lean or the decanting tilt and sway front seats, thst when tilted forwards, to gain access to the back seat area, the back rests of the whole seat as an assembly, not only tilted forwards towards the steering wheel, but also leans or pivoted towards the center of the vehicle, due to the pivot points being at different lications, still on axis to each other, but a few degrees twisted off axis, which allowed more room or access to the rear seating area of the 2 door models, which often times had doors thst were very heavy and long, often times, exceeding 5 feet long. That made getting in and out of the front seats wonderfully easy but on a two door model, they still had rear passenger slots, more squeeze-in room was needed, and thise few extra degrees of the backrest pivoting forwards abd towards the center line of the vehicle, made the worlds of difference.. i am curious to fibding out what you come up with, as per, the factual reasoning behind your question(s). I look forward to learning about this.

Yes I always have. The minute I come in my house.

Those clamps are sold on Amazon. I bought them 2 years ago.

Keep them brushed and they won’t have tangles , I brush mine every day

OMG! The tongue!!!! Oh she is so adorable! What a good little girl! Thank you! This save me from having to shave my 4 mos Yorkie for a few mats. She HATES being brushed, having her face washed, etc.......:(. I try every day to be positive about her brushing and give treats and lots of praise doing this daily, slowly, gently. I can't get her to be OK with it. Makes me so sad.

I like your carrot!

Nice video and cute project just in time for Easter! Thank you

So adorable ❤️

Where can I get this embroidery pattern?