Sewing Machine Adventures: Unboxing/Setting Up A Sewing Machine & Sewing Some Gloves!?

Welcome to the first episode of sewing machine adventures! And I thought it would be a good start unboxing and setting up a sewing machine, and try my hand at sewing some gloves, which I originally thought was going to be a beginner friendly sewing machine project.....it was far more difficult than I thought! I definitely think the threading aspect of a sewing machine is the hardest, and something I've always struggled with, and the fact that I managed to get that done today was a miracle. I do feel like I need to spend a little more time with the sewing machine just to really understand how it works, and to get my head around setting it up in the future. As for sewing some gloves, I don't think it was the best idea to begin with, and I think in the next episode if sewing machine adventures, I'll be attempting something much easier! But any suggestions feel free to leave them in the comments!
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My names Anthony Crammen, an artist based in the UK, and my KZbin channel focuses on arts and crafts, DIY projects, various attempts at Pinterest projects, creative product testing and reviews, and everything creative! All created with the idea of fun and entertainment, however some serious videos from time to time. Anyway hopefully you enjoy the videos I make, if you do make sure to comment below, give the video a like, and subscribe to my channel and turn on notifications so you never miss an upload! Make sure to follow me on social media too so we can stay in touch outside of KZbin!

[@AnthonyCrammen]

Well the struggle was real with this one, but it's not going to defeat me, I will get better at sewing even if it kills me! 😅😅

[@dulainey9453]

Where did you get the cow print fabric from? I NEED IT! 🐄 🐮💜💜💜

[@AnthonyCrammen]

@dulainey9453 I think it might of been fabricland? I have no idea though, it was a while back 😅😅

[@carlycharlesworth1497]

Ant, that was a really good first try, and I didn't hear a swear word once, so that says a lot. Well done for your first attempt for ten years. I look forward to seeing more of this series, it was fun. God bless you Ant. Have a great weekend.

[@AnthonyCrammen]

@carlycharlesworth1497 Ah thanks Carly! And I didn't swear once?! That's a record 😅😅

[@LostSiren13]

Those clips can save your fingers. I always end up stabbing myself with the pins. You did good using clips. ❤ If you ever want to learn sewing, give me a shout out. ☺️

[@miasgirls3778]

First thing I learned to so was scrunchies using rubber bands. Then pillows for my girls with ruffles.❤❤❤

[@AnthonyCrammen]

Aww cute! 😊😊

[@EmmaCarinaG]

Well done for trying! Sewing machines are the bane of my life. HATE trying to thread them 😂

[@AnthonyCrammen]

Ah thanks! 😁 Oh they're so hard aren't they?! 😅😅

[@sally-annbeach6427]

As a dress maker I so wanted to come and sit with you and show you what to do 😂😍

[@AnthonyCrammen]

Oh I bet it was painful watching me! 🙈🙈🙈

[@laineykearns4506]

One glove giving the finger and one mitten. Success. ❤

[@AnthonyCrammen]

Haha 🤣🤣

[@Techn0magier]

A year ago I started my sewing journey and a lot of your struggle remindes me of my on back then. "Lucky" me had a professional seamstress at his side. She let me torture some paper sheets before I was allowed to handle fabric. And in hinsight, she was right. I still run through some training paper sheets for different sewing lines as a warm up, before i go to the actual project. My first projects where a cushion, napkins and matching rings from faux leather and some mittens for cooking (way easier than fingered gloves). So keep up your enthusiasm, sewing is a fun way to express yourself.

[@AnthonyCrammen]

Ah well done and all those things! It would definitely be handy to have a professional at my side too 😅😅 But I'll figure it out, thinking cushion next time! 😁😁

[@timmyke26]

have a fun, creative , healthy, fun upcoming year, looking forward to the new adventures of Ant and Stitch. make it work , finger snap !

[@AnthonyCrammen]

Haha thank you! 😁😁 Hope you have a great 2024! 🥂🥂

[@poppletop8331]

A+ for effort Ant, at the very least you can stick some googly eyes on them for an excellent pair of sock puppets.😃

[@AnthonyCrammen]

Haha thanks! 😆😆

[@jamie7795]

I can see you becoming a minimalist and textile expert. I used my grandma's sewing machines. She had one that was an earlier version and was operated by hand, and the other's a modern one. I'd suggest leave longer bits of thread hanging from the machine, cos the machine I used would unthreaden itself when started moving. But your sewing machine might be different. I'd definitely like to see a sewing series! A pillowcase is a good project to start with.

[@LostSiren13]

I can sew up a storm. Learned on a 1890’s Singer Treadle machine when 5. The bobbins look like a bullet for those. Have a computerized Singer and an even older treadle than what I learned on. This was made in the 1850’s. Honestly, I prefer the older machines. Those will sew through anything even upholstery. When older did tailoring work. My bosses always brought suits to me to tailor. ❤❤❤ this video. The bobbin had me rolling in the floor. lol 🥰

[@AnthonyCrammen]

Oh wow! You definitely know your way round a sewing machine then! I'll get there eventually! 😅😅

[@LostSiren13]

@@AnthonyCrammen Think of sewing like a puzzle. Some people glue jig saws together. Think of the thread as the glue. Sleeves,pants & gloves the fabric always faces itself. You’ll turn it inside out after sewn. Also there is a guide beside the needle housing. That’s how you keep a straight seam. But I do ❤️ to sew. Made all the kids clothes till they were in 4th grade. It relaxes me. But thanks for the comment. Just take it slow and I’m sure you’ll be great at it. You’ve done it before too. 🥰

[@gothiccharms]

Bless your heart! I am proud of you for stepping out of your comfort zone! Like any skill, don't use it and you lose it. Think of the top thread and bobbin thread like a lock. The two threads come together, lock together, to make each stitch. If you run out of bobbin thread and don't know it, you will get a line of thread "sewn" in the top - until the thread gets tugged and you realize there's nothing underneath holding it in place. Practice loading thread on your bobbin - there's a whole technique there in itself and every machine tends to be just a little different. Your booklet will show you how to do this but videos help as well. To save yourself time (and money) I'd invest in a matching color set of bobbins and threads as well as plain black and white. Your material may have been stretchy, but it's only stretchy in one direction it looked like. If you cut the material against the stretch, it's not going to stretch (if that makes sense.) Good luck dear. A pillow would be an excellent starter project. I remember when I was in the 6th grade in Home Ec that is what they taught us to make. Start with a square pillow, and then step it up by making a pillow in the shape of an animal or something. That way you learn how to sew smaller bits on to the face of the pillow before actually making the pillow itself. Most of all, have fun and don't stress. (btw, I too am a leadfoot lol)

[@AnthonyCrammen]

Oh thanks for the tips! 😊😊

[@solitaryguy54]

Hello Ant! Nice choice in machines. I have a Brother project Runway sewing machine, Brother PR Serger, Brother Dreamweaver quilting and embroidery machine and a Brother Heavy Duty sewing machine. I'm pleased with all of them! A few tips: first and foremost, become very familiar with the machine, its capabilities and limitations and ALWAYS turn the handwheel toward you, NEVER away. You may very well mess with the macines timing and that will require a technician to repair. Start with simple projects, pillow covers, shopping bags, etc. Taking on a complex project when learning is one of the biggest reasons a new sewist will call it quits. Be sure to use a quality thread such as gutermann or aurifil. The cheaper threads shed much lint and cause problems and require more frequent cleanings in the bobbin area. Also, when changing thread, cut it from the top and pull it through the normal feed, not up from the top. Be sure to keep a sharp needle in and appropriate needle for the fabric. Well, this probably has you crossed eye by now, so I'll stop here. I hav3 faith in you Ant, you can do this, I'm looking forward to your upcoming sewing project videos 😊 Happy New Year my friend! 🎆🎉

[@AnthonyCrammen]

Ah thank you for the advice! Happy new year! 😊😊🥂🥂

[@bobherbert4365]

"Brother" gives me horrific printer memories. Cheers Anth.

[@krystledine1026]

It's fascinating watching you do this stuff, Ant keep practising, you'll get the gang of it ❤

[@AnthonyCrammen]

Ah thanks!! 😊😊😊

[@kathleenbryant7531]

Stuff it and use it as a door draft 😁Looking forward t seeing the cushion! Awe spoilt with two video's

[@AnthonyCrammen]

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[@chrissit7202]

I think it’s fantastic you got as far as did, it can definitely be a bit overwhelming!! Maybe try again and start with something like a pillow while you figure out your machine a bit. And remember to start your fabric out with “right sides together”

[@AnthonyCrammen]

Ah thanks! 😁

[@mydanshi9683]

Oh My Good God 😮. I can’t believe you just launched straight into the middle of that fabric. At least you’ll have plenty of bits to make a scrappy quilt before long 😂

[@AnthonyCrammen]

Haha!! 🤣🤣

[@jessicaquick2710]

Great job!!! Can’t wait to see what you come up with next

[@AnthonyCrammen]

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[@tracyharper2121]

Ohhhh I was screaming at you, my poor husband thought I’d lost the plot!!!

[@AnthonyCrammen]

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[@erical.7050]

I have my Great Grandmother’s Singer sewing machine. It’s over 100 hundred years old and has been passed down through the generations of women in my family. I must be such a disappointment because I have no idea how to use it. Or any sewing machine for that matter. So, I think you did a fantastic job and would recommend making mittens instead of gloves. That way you won’t have to deal with each individual finger. I, personally, am looking forward to a sewing series. I’d like to see your progression as you do more and get better with practice. 👏🏻👏🏻

[@AnthonyCrammen]

Oh that sounds cool! I would be worried I'd end up breaking it though 😅😅 Ah and thanks! Hoping to get really good at it! 🤞🤞

[@vincentb5391]

Congrats on the sewing machine! And so proud of you for figuring out threading it and actually sewing something! I don't know who said gloves were easy. My bestie and I have been sewing custom clothing as a job and hobby for many years and we still struggle with them. The thumb needs to be made separate from the rest of it and sewn in a very specific place more towards the inside of the hand, or else it won't sit right A few tips! Don't start in the middle of the fabric. Then you've basically wasted the whole piece! start on the edge as close to it as you can. Always make sure the fabric is face to face so what will be the outside is "kissing." Leave at least a half inch of hemline or else it'll end up too small. Since you're just starting out maybe do an inch until you feel more confident! It also gives a little extra fabric in case something is just a little too tight and needs to be brought out. Don't pull the fabric through the machine, that can cause tension issues and puckering or waving of the seams. Always let the machine feed the fabric through and just keep your hands to the sides and guide the direction. I hope to see more sewing success for you in the future! And thanks for all the joy you bring!

[@AnthonyCrammen]

Ah thanks Vincent! 😊 And thanks for the tips! 😁

[@veronicarankin3625]

I will always adore the lol And I had 4 sewing machines lol

[@melaniehenshaw8696]

Ooh sewing I love it. Gloves are not easy. Draw round a t shirt add 2cm seam allowance and sew. Simple. Think of all the elaborate costumes you can make. Can’t Wait. Happy New Year Mate.

[@AnthonyCrammen]

😊😊 Happy new year! 🥂🥂

[@radlamb593]

Well done love!! You made a cow hoof cover glove thing! 😬🥹😂🥰🐄🧤

[@AnthonyCrammen]

Haha thanks! 😆😆

[@dulainey9453]

I dont even use a sewing machine anymore. I dont care how long it takes, i am DETERMINED to hand sew 😄

[@AnthonyCrammen]

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[@damneverythingstaken]

Well done on your 1st try. Gloves are a really difficult thing to start with. Try making square things, like cushion covers and simple bags. Good luck with all your future sewing Ant!

[@AnthonyCrammen]

Oh will do! Ah and thanks! 😁😁

[@seventhave]

2 textile wins in a row?! Ant, who are you?! Do you need help? Hide 5 terry's chocolate oranges in the background of the next videos if you need a rescue. Seriously though, great job! Your alien glove was fabulous! Not practical for most humans, but for other forms of life... Definitely a textile win!

[@AnthonyCrammen]

Haha thank you! 🤣🤣

[@rebeccamoerno8356]

I would use newspaper or paper bags and draw my pattern on them before cutting my fabric. I used to sew but grew out of it because I never really got that good at it. Wish you luck and a Happy New Year.🎉

[@AnthonyCrammen]

Oh good idea! 😁 Ah and thanks! Hope you have a lovely New Year! 🥂🥂

[@lds22466]

Wow, two textile craft wins in a row! You go girl!😂😂😂. I also have a sewing machine I don’t know how to use. Maybe you will inspire me to go and figure it out and do all of the mending that’s sitting on the table next to it. As for advice, I would start with something simple like a cushion or a cushion cover, or even something super simple like a tea towel or a dish rag because you only have to put a hem around the edges and that will teach you how to sew evenly in a straight line. Next, I would try a simple tote bag with handles and maybe an inside pocket, then I think you need to advance to using patterns. This is where my knowledge falls flat. I personally hate patterns 😂😂😂😂. At high school I remember we made a cushion cover, a pair of pull on shorts and a flannelette shirt. There may also have been a pencil case with a zipper in it, but I’m not sure about that being at school. At any rate, I think you’re very brave and I will look forward to learning with you. Sewing by hand, is one of those things I’m just absolutely hopeless at, so I really need to master the sewing machine, even if it’s only for putting up the hem on my jeans. It’s a necessary evil. I hope your Christmas was Fantabulous, and that 2024 is good to you. My wishes for you are excellent health and prosperity in all you do. See you in 2024 my friend.❤

[@AnthonyCrammen]

Haha thanks!! 😁😁 Oh and thanks for the advice! Definitely think I'll be attempting a cushion next time! Ah and thank you! Hope you've had a lovely time too and see you in 2024!! 🥂🥂🥂

[@alicedowntherabbithole4226]

I'm proud! I too bought a new sewing machine! I love mine but even with the years of sewing I don't think I could make gloves. I hope your doing well!

[@AnthonyCrammen]

Ah thanks! 😊😊 Oh how fun! Well I think next time I'm going to attempt some cushions! 😅😅

[@trish8765]

When you mentioned gloves, I was thinking Noooo, Nooooo mittens man mittens first, too many fiddly fingers to contend with🤦‍♀ It took 2 very long years in school just to make a skirt, long enough for the said skirt not to fit by the time it was finished! That was enough to knocked me off making any item of clothing that required a pattern. Roll forward roughly 15 years after the torture if those lesson and I could make anything that is square or rectangle, cushions, curtains, table clothes.. You get the idea🤣 so your idea of a cushion sounds perfect to me, maybe even applique faces onto it (you can always pull out the hot glue gun if the face shapes are to curvy to sew👍). Love this idea of a sewing series, I'll have great expectations of next years halloween outfit if you can master your sewing skills. Happy New Year Ant.

[@AnthonyCrammen]

Haha yeah mittens would have been way easier!! 😆😆 Oh no! 😆😆 Yeah I'm definitely thinking a cushion next time! Oh and can you imagine what I could make! The possobilies are endless! 😅😅 Happy New Year! 🥂🥂

[@annewillis4673]

This video will have so many people shouting at their iPads and computers lol. I wanted to guide you so much! You did really well - as with everything, just takes practice. Gloves were not an easy thing to start with either.

[@AnthonyCrammen]

Haha oh I can imagine! 🙈🙈😅😅 They definitely weren't! People on the internet made them look super easy, they lied!! 😆😆

[@goodymiller]

I’ve been thinking of getting a sewing machine off and on for the last couple years but I’ve been scared of it getting jammed. I may finally get one since you’re brave enough to give it a go. I haven’t used one since I was a kid, my Mom was a prolific sewer and crafter back in the 80s. The only real projects I did start to finish were a pillow and a sweatshirt in home economics as a a high schooler. I would think you could start with a T shirt as the easiest thing since it’s the same front and back and the fabric is the same on both sides so no inside out problems.

[@AnthonyCrammen]

Oh I think you should go for it! I'm definitely excited about getting better at sewing! 😅😅

[@angelaspurway1423]

I watch videos. I don't have a particular person but what takes my fancy. The first thing I made recently was a bag then transfered boho elephants on to it. Great first try by the way x

[@AnthonyCrammen]

Oh sounds fun! 😁😁

[@artg4319]

"I've always wanted to just be able to whip it out." I hate to tell you , Ant, you don't need a sewing machine for that. 😂

[@AnthonyCrammen]

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[@bellabella9918]

Wow bluddi wow u have a real sewing machine. The gloves looked more like a one finger mitten lol. A tutu might be canny easy for you 2 make. Have a great NY Ant.

[@AnthonyCrammen]

😅😅 Hope you have a good one too! 🥂🥂

[@montialarson]

When I was in highschool I had to use a sewing machine to make pajama pants at school. When it was already threaded and set up, I was good at using it. However in order to pass the class you had to memorize every single piece of that sewing machine. And there was no teaching, they just gave you a piece of paper with a diagram on it with all of the names of the things on the sewing machine, then told you to memorize it. I couldn't because I didn't know at that time how I learned and how my brain was different and I didn't learn like everyone else. I can't just memorize something and put it on a test. I have to actually understand it and in my school you didn't get time to understand anything either you memorized it and pass the test or you didn't memorize it and you failed. But even though I had an ADHD diagnosis they would not give me an aide to help me. So I just failed all my classes and dropped out. And of course I was told by many teachers (you have so much potential, you're just not trying hard enough". Oh, I was trying, trying my hardest, but it still wasn't good enough. I'm sorry for my rant lol.

[@AnthonyCrammen]

Ah that's a shame! Hopefully things like that don't happen now! 😔

[@DiscoKittie]

Honey!! You didn't cut the fingers apart! 😭🤣 You gotta cut between the fingers so they can be turned inside out individually. 🥰💖 And you've done better than me, I haven't been in the same room with a sewing machine for almost 30 years. The last thing I did with a sewing machine was to tell someone else what to make. lol It was for my Girl Scout Gold Award (kind of like the Eagle award in Boy Scouts if that's a thing across the pond...) And all that is, is a test of leadership abilities, so I didn't have to make a thing, I had to manage other people making the thing. lol Worse than that, I haven't personally used a machine to make a whole project for myself in 35 years! Middle school home economics class. lol though I have thought about digging my mum's out of storage recently. There are things I want to do that I can't do with the mini one that I have meant for tiny crafts projects. lol

[@AnthonyCrammen]

Someone else said that and I can't believe I missed it 🙈🙈 No wonder I couldn't find the fingers! 🤣🤣

[@martivanhoy28]

Not to bad for your first try Ant! You will get better! You should of made some pillows out of that cow print material, they would of been cute and easy to sew. Hope you have a great weekend and Happy and Safe New Years!

[@AnthonyCrammen]

Ah thanks! 😊 Think I'm going to do some pillows next time 😁 Oh hope you have a lovely one too! See you in 2024! 🥂🥂

[@martivanhoy28]

@@AnthonyCrammen thank you! Can't wait to see your videos in 2024!!

[@fynnandfynner]

Great first attempt. You need to give anything you sew a seem allowance.... Make the pattern for your gloves with a bit more space in them, think of it this way, your patten was 2d, but your arm and fingers are 3d.. Also, you should have a compartment in the bottom of the sewing machine, with spare bobbins in... You did better than me , with my fist machine lol The needle went right through my fingernail.. Keep going once you get the hang of it', you'll love it...

[@AnthonyCrammen]

Oh some good tips! I'll have a hunt for them bobbins! Couldn't see them anywhere! And ouch!! I always get scared that it'll snap and stab me in the face 😅😅

[@fynnandfynner]

​@AnthonyCrammen it's ok when the needles snap they don't go far lol in your carpet usually, hum yeah that's not great is it....

[@sistersarann3819]

I am so proud of you:) You did great to set it up and figure out how it works. Right sides together and trim the curves and corners down. I would love to see you create a nice pillow for your office chair:) You have opened up a whole new universe for yourself, Capes, you can make magnificent capes to wear :)

[@AnthonyCrammen]

Oooooo a cape would be lovely!! 🤩🤩

[@ikeshia1981]

You made a sock puppet. Put eyes and draw a mouth 😂😂

[@AnthonyCrammen]

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[@Lynne-uj3bq]

Love it

[@AnthonyCrammen]

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[@teresalegum4049]

Great job with the sewing machine 🎉 Ant try simple block patterns off the internet for free, print them out , place the patterns on your fabric and cut the shapes out and sew them together. Be easy on yourself Ant, we out here in “internet world” are cheering you on ❤

[@AnthonyCrammen]

Oh good idea!! Ah and thank you! 😊😊

[@findingkelli]

That’s a brilliant first go at it!!!! Y’all are doing wonderfully! Gloves are tricky! My first projects were things like coffee sleeves, mug rugs, and book sleeves! I know you can do it! Happy new years!!!

[@AnthonyCrammen]

Ah thank you! 😊😊 Happy new year! 🥂🥂

[@lyndaelefsen486]

I thought you were brave starting with gloves! I love the idea that they’re for aliens 👽!!!

[@AnthonyCrammen]

Haha thanks Lynda! 😁😅

[@marilyndanvers7198]

I remember in sewing class when the teacher was talking all I heard was Charlie Browns teacher. lol nothing made sense.

[@AnthonyCrammen]

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[@heidiroush5448]

It's a textile win for you in my book. I can't wait to see what you make next. A cushion would be a great one. Happy New Year! 🎉

[@AnthonyCrammen]

Ah thank you! 😊😊 Happy new year! 🥂🥂

[@Sulzie65]

I have horrid memories of sewing class in high school lol. I was so intimidated and got so frustrated I gave up. Ive never sewn since. Needle n thread small repairs such as sewing a button back on yes. Nothing else tho. 😅. You did quite well. I am impressed! Tip: get a needle threader. It will def help u thread that needle much easier and faster. Have fun!

[@AnthonyCrammen]

Oh it's hard isn't it! I'm determined to get good at it though 😅😅 And I never knew they existed! Will have to keep my eyes peeled! 😁😁

[@belahouison4328]

I purchased an overlocker many years ago, but couldn't work out how to thread the damned thing. So, I went to an overlocker sewing class, & the teacher couldn't even work it out. I had the instruction booklet, but nothing seemed to work out. Haven't touched it since then - early 1990s.

[@AnthonyCrammen]

Oh dear! 😆😆

[@alexiscrazycrafter5558]

HAPPY NEW YEAR ANT.

[@AnthonyCrammen]

Happy New Year!! 🥂🥂🥂

[@kingmerry10]

Hey Ant, thanks for ending the year with another fab video and textile success!! I hope you've had lots of inquiries from aliens wanting cow-print gloves 😂😂 Have you been signed up for Project Runway yet?? 😂😂

[@AnthonyCrammen]

Ah no problem! 😊😊 Oh they've been flocking round me for them! 👽👽 And yes I shall be on the 23rd season 🤣🤣

[@kingmerry10]

@@AnthonyCrammen Hehe, very glad to hear it (on both counts) !! 😅😅 Many thanks for another year of fantastic and original content, all your hard work is very much appreciated!! Hope you have a great New Year (even if it's dreaming of sewing machines) and here's to even greater success in 2024 🥳🥳

[@AnthonyCrammen]

@kingmerry10 Ah no problem at all! 😊😊 Haha hope you have a great new year too! 🥂🥂

[@anthonywarwood6817]

Excellent tutorial 😮. Did you cut between the fingers ?

[@AnthonyCrammen]

Oh my god I just realised I don't think I did.... that's why I might of struggled so much! 😅😅

[@the7thhouseartstudio301]

Try sewing a pillowcase 😊

[@AnthonyCrammen]

Think I'm going to do that next! 😁😁

[@WaverleyWanderer]

Just put some googly eyes on them and you have made your very own glove puppets characters. Next thing you know you have got your very own knock off muppet show.

[@AnthonyCrammen]

That's the perfect way to look at it! 😆😆

[@lilaflohr602]

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[@AnthonyCrammen]

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[@miasgirls3778]

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[@AnthonyCrammen]

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[@bobherbert4365]

End of Anthony overload december. Huh.

[@AnthonyCrammen]

Indeed! I need a rest! 😅😅

[@anwarallie]

Another great video. Wishing you a Happy New Year and ask the success you deserve. I've got to ask... What is your accent.. Geordie?

[@AnthonyCrammen]

Ah thank you! And a big happy new year to you too! 🥂🥂 Lol! Close, I live in Durham which is a little south of Newcastle, but I do have a bit of a north east twang 😅😅

[@anwarallie]

@@AnthonyCrammen it's great to listen to. I find myself repeating words as you say them lol. Have a great New Year's eve 👍🏻🥂

[@AnthonyCrammen]

@anwarallie 😊😊 Ah thanks! Hope you have a lovely one too! 😊😊

[@alexiscrazycrafter5558]

I think if you would have tried to make a t-shirt it would have been easier my mother made my sister's wedding dress and seven bridesmaids she was a self-taught seamstress.

[@AnthonyCrammen]

Oh wow! She must have some crazy talent! I want to be that good! 😅😅

[@MsSimpleTreasures]

Too funny! Practice and try again, but film it so “us” can stop yelling at my IPad while you’re doing the remake.

[@AnthonyCrammen]

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[@veronicarankin3625]

The company brother is slacking there supposed to supply the thread and bubble wtf is going on lol

[@AnthonyCrammen]

😅😅