A PERFECT CIRCLE EVERY TIME! Overlock Perfectly!

[@gillianbc]

Excellent. A very clear video with no music and no extra chat! Perfect!

[@AbisDen]

Glad you enjoyed it!

[@traceybird9733]

Brilliant! Thank you so much!

[@AbisDen]

You're very welcome!

[@leedavis5958]

thank you Abi.

[@AbisDen]

You’re welcome 😊

[@sarahodonnell6957]

Magic 🙏❤️

[@rourkuscreations]

Genius idea. Thanks Abi xxx

[@AbisDen]

Hi Helen, thank you for being so supportive x Always lovely to hear from you

[@adelinemarechal5539]

that's genious, thank you Abi, i love your videos,

[@AbisDen]

Thank you so much! ♥️

[@irenedale5256]

Thanks for this - btw, love your nails! 💕🐾

[@AbisDen]

Thank you Irene, Glad you like them! Happy Sewing!

[@annwhite3019]

Another great tip, thanks Abi xx

[@AbisDen]

You are so welcome!

[@cherylolsen4420]

I take my hat off to you ! Brilliant thank you so much & yes please to learning more. Cheers from Aus

[@AbisDen]

Thank you x ✨ More to come!

[@nickilee9822]

Thank you. My start stop area will be much neater on my next ones. I used a cut up face cloth on one side and cotton on the other. I use mine wet in the shower to wash my face. I like the 2 different sizes. They work well except my unravelling corners! No more now I know how.

[@AbisDen]

Wonderful! These will make great gifts for all your friends and family - We are getting so Environmentally friendly up in here ♥️

[@janspenno2241]

Brilliant

[@AbisDen]

thank you

[@YasminKamsani]

I've been searching this tutorial everywhere! Can you please tell me the name of that stitch you did? And the overlocker you've used?

[@alexandra-zaza-burns]

Mine always look the the one on the left. I never thought of using interfacing! I must give this a try. Thanks for the tips

[@AbisDen]

No problem! Good luck!

[@madp6755]

Always wondered how this was done!

[@AbisDen]

now you know! ♥️ Give it a go!

[@madp6755]

Good to see the necchi in use, do you like it? I have it and its been great honestly...

[@AbisDen]

It's good, I do! It has everything anyone who uses an overlocker needs, doesn't it?

[@deborahvessell6870]

I need to try this. Were you using a layer of flannel & a layer of terrycloth along with the stabilizer?

[@AbisDen]

Hi Deborah, two sheets of bamboo towel from Ikea and a sheet of calico or interfacing in between :-) Have fun!

[@deborahvessell6870]

@@AbisDen thank you!

[@AbisDen]

No worries. Thank you for watching and I hope you enjoy making these for you too !

[@jankerslake5813]

A really useful video … again, thank you. I’m assuming you’re making makeup remover pads. What is the soft white fabric you’ve used please? Thanks

[@AbisDen]

Yes, correct, well, It wasn't planned, but happened to work out that way, thank you. I used bamboo towel from Ikea, and a piece of interfacing (a cut away stabiliser) in between. I used calico for the very large one. :-)

[@artyinkyfingers]

I'd still end up with a different shape - I'm not good at curves (I'm exceptional at wonky lines though) but I keep on trying. ❤️

[@AbisDen]

If you go slow and just skim the edge, you’ll get there! But keep at it, it’s a real challenge 💪🏾✨🌷🪡

[@artyinkyfingers]

@@AbisDen Is slow an option on an overlocker? 🤦🏻‍♀️

[@rollon932]

Awesome!!!! I need a serger asap!!!!!!!!!! ^_^

[@AbisDen]

Haha! Have a look through my reviews and you may find some ideas of which one would be best for you!

[@rollon932]

@@AbisDen I ended up buying the brother 1034D.

[@paulcovert8778]

Do you move you knifes away from the needles more ?

[@AbisDen]

You need it closer. If you watch the Juki sumato video, I explain it in more detail in that video

[@melenelewis2955]

Please help.....I am overlocking a round table ,poly cotton, that ablecloth with 3 threads and every time the fabric gets to the area that is on the bias ,the tension goes crazy out...even though the straight tension swatch is correct! I recently had the machine serviced ( the sample tension swatch they gave was correct but on a thick cotton fabric).....I am really baffled🙃

[@MrAndyhughes]

Which nechhi model is this please Abi

[@AbisDen]

It’s the necchi model from Aldi , similar to the Lidl’s singer s14-78. Brilliant machine, much better than many leading market models.

[@eileenfb1948]

I expect that each machine will have it's own 'turning circle' which is a minimum diameter in which it can turn. What was the diameter of your cloths please. So I can use that as a starting point. Many thanks for this video as I would love to make round facial wipes in this way.

[@AbisDen]

Ahh, no, I make all sizes of circles, just skim off the edge of any shape and you'll keep the shape.

[@petegalloway2466]

You make this look “sew” easy! I’ve a long way to go with this. I’ve tried sewing a gusset into a bag lining and really struggled keeping the fabric under the presser foot. So id miss stitching the fabric totally 😳

[@AbisDen]

You can do it!

[@Chris-mv1ht]

My biggest problem is the curve on the sleeve head though. For me, that's harder to do than a circle.

[@AbisDen]

Oh yes. I have the outer curve coming. I’ve demonstrated sleeve heads in tops I’ve made but watch this space x

[@Chris-mv1ht]

@@AbisDen TQ so much