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@hafdisbjarnadottir2943Күн бұрын
Thank you so much for this, I just signed up, fits my needs perfectly! And thanks for the video, all those clothes came out so well!
@Emily-hp1keАй бұрын
The number of times I’ve nearly fist fought my sewing machine because it’s randomly decided to not work with a certain fabric is a bit embarrassing
@beepwrldАй бұрын
you get me
@domicofoАй бұрын
I broke a needle on my sewing machine so many times i'm literally afraid to touch it xD hand sewing only now
@dar4835Ай бұрын
@domicofo don't sew over pins. Use the right needle for the fabric. Try to use bobbin and upper thread from the same spool. Good luck!
@FoxGirl-ql2kuАй бұрын
I feel thiiiiis 😭 the amount of times I had to ask my mom for help… ….. in the span of a few minutes …. Yeesh. …. o-o
@andreah207729 күн бұрын
I’ve physically punched both my serger and my machine Bc both have given me a headache. 😂😂
@nervouscrepeАй бұрын
The best advice I ever heard was "Sewing and Collecting Fabric are two different hobbies." Really made me think a lot differently about what I actually wanted my hobby to be and kicked me into gear on finally working through my stash.
@catyfaurie9446Ай бұрын
Organising your fabric is another hobby!!
@mele9952Ай бұрын
@@catyfaurie9446 I get all mine organized and then immediately buy more😂
@Milena-ss6jhАй бұрын
Oh yes, same goes for collecting and reading books and collecting and actually knitting yarn.
@soundtrackbellaАй бұрын
Nice work! For sewing knit fabrics, I recommend buying a ballpoint needle. So affordable and will make sewing stretch fabric an absolute dream, as it won't jam and pull the fabric into your machine, and instead, the ballpoint will gently move between fibres. A twin needle is another great lil addition to your sewing kit, as it gives stretch items, such as tshirts, a professional looking and slightly stretchy hem, without the need for a coverstitch machine, which is used in professional sewing workrooms. Two items that I think make sewing and altering your clothes easier in future, that I reach for constantly now!
@sarahkinsey5434Ай бұрын
I came down here to comment the same thing. I was struggling with a knit and realized I forgot to put in the ballpoint needle
@beepwrldАй бұрын
Ok this is great to know, although I actually did use a ballpoint needle for that skort originally and it still wasn't quite right!! this machine is a very old hand-me-down so I think this sort of thing just happens sometimes hahah
@sarahkinsey5434Ай бұрын
@@beepwrld sometimes the tension on my machine slips or something because the stitches underneath/the back get loopy from the top thread.
@helenm1085Ай бұрын
@@sarahkinsey5434this used to happen to me and then a friend suggested that I could be pulling my fabric out wrong. Like once you finish sewing, you need to pull the fabric out from under the foot by pulling it away from you (so in the same direction you were sewing), otherwise the next thing you sew may be screwed up. If you forget, just pull a bit of extra thread back before you start. Since I changed my habits, I no longer get weird tension or tangles under the fabric. Idk if this will solve your problem but it's such an obscure thing that no one teaches you!!
@sarahkinsey5434Ай бұрын
@@helenm1085 thanks I’ll to remember! Most times I’ll be sewing along and then hear a *tink* sound and then it does the loopy thing. It’s only once in a while so it could maybe be thread
@teresat52Ай бұрын
The "almost mental breakdown" when trying to sew a stretchy fabric on a normal machine is so relatable, I finally feel seen
@hollyebrown6375Ай бұрын
Stretch fabric was my arch nemesis in the 90s! Get some machine needles just for stretch fabric-not “universal” (what a lie!). They are the secret ingredient!
@domy6827Ай бұрын
ok diy triceratops scrunchie has to be the new best trend in accesories fashion
@k1tkat-kateАй бұрын
That bias tape work on the blouse is BEA 👏U 👏TI 👏FUL!!!!
@beepwrldАй бұрын
THANK👏 YOU👏 haha that truly means a lot!!
@ktnobles90Ай бұрын
I can't tell you how many times I've cut the wrong side, had to seam rip entire pieces, etc. And I've been sewing since I was 4 years old (I'm 33 now, so 29 years)! Don't feel bad when you make a mistake--even the most seasoned sewists screw up!! That being said, your projects look amazing!
@beepwrldАй бұрын
this is honestly so nice to hear haha, & I'm honored to have the approval of such an experienced sewist!!
@emmadxwnАй бұрын
after watching this video yesterday, i went to my overloaded fabric bin and made 3 scrunchies, a bandana, and started a skirt!!! (after not touching my sewing machine in at least a year) this was so inspiring you gotta do it again sometime 😭❤️
@peppielunaАй бұрын
I think the universe is sending me a sign to tackle the THREE bags of fabric I've been holding on to for years 😬
@LR-jo7ci27 күн бұрын
Same, sis 😭 I wish mine was only a bag 💀 I need to stop buying and start doing shit with it
@danamatsukawa4762Ай бұрын
Craft stores sell a protective glove for use with the rotary cutter in the quilting department. Rotary cutters slice through fingers to the bone so fast you will hardly know what happened. This is from personal experience and it's one I cant forget. Sometimes when I have trouble sewing a certain fabric it's because I need a different needle.
@beepwrldАй бұрын
oh my god this is terrifying but VERY good to know, thank you so much for the heads up
@kendra555Ай бұрын
liz that patchwork top is so professional looking omg you SLAYED and the scrunchie i canttttttt
@beepwrldАй бұрын
omg THANK U kendra I'm so honored you like them🫶🫶
@mel_issa__Ай бұрын
Having a fabric stash is super normal, people have their fabrics for much longer than 3 years, you're fine ❤ (I've gotten fabric from someone who inherited a huge vintage stash. And no, I haven't sewn those fabrics yet haha)
@LauraOtermatАй бұрын
I came to the comment section to say this, too. I held onto scrapbooking supplies for 9 years before I decided to use them. It's completely normal to cycle through your interests or just like having tools and supplies for the potential to use them eventually.
@helenm1085Ай бұрын
Sewing all those things in a week is really impressive, and they all came out great! Sewing always takes so much longer than you expect and like... Sometimes you need to allow time for your project to sit in time out and think about its bad behaviour haha
@Rachel-un2reАй бұрын
It is so refreshing to see someone make mistakes sewing and not have it all figured out. Makes me feel so much better. Thanks for being honest and showing your journey.
@marymcnally2552Ай бұрын
That top is GORGEOUS! You can really tell how much your thrift flip skills have blossomed!!
@beepwrldАй бұрын
omg THANK U this is so kind :'))
@user-yw8lj6io6lАй бұрын
I watch for education but I also watch for the entertainment value of seeing you struggle. In the most complementary way possible, it is very entertaining
@masha_dotАй бұрын
The oversized scrunchie is giving ✨kokoshnik✨ and I love it on you
@beepwrldАй бұрын
omg I love that!! also kind of french hood vibes!
@river8142Ай бұрын
I've honestly never heard of milanote, but I'm intrigued so I actually appreciate this sponsorship
@piper83018 сағат бұрын
Watching this while I’m sewing. That Milanote thing is actually so smart, I just use Pinterest and the note section of it on boards I create. This is like next level
@0range0ceansАй бұрын
Hey, thank you for showing the parts that you made mistakes I get really frustrated by mistakes that are simple and that i keep doing it, so to see someone happy with something they made even after that makes me really happy
@ellakelly612Ай бұрын
I'm kind of obsessed with the pyjama shorts, they're so cool! And you did such a good job on the top, i love that the bandana matches 🤭
@beepwrldАй бұрын
thank you!! & hahah I'm eventually going to have an entire matching wardrobe remixing the same handful of fabrics
@tedkelly81Ай бұрын
Same 😉
@clovercraftsАй бұрын
This year has been my year to complete as many projects as possible, since I literally have fabric from 10 years ago
@stephaniemoore-fuller9082Ай бұрын
My favorite on you is the skort, followed closely by the scrunchie. Though the scrunchie is almost a hat or a fascinator, honestly!
@coolchameleon21Ай бұрын
i’m still so intimidated by sewing and modifying clothes. i hope someday i feel comfortable making my own wardrobe :3
@beepwrldАй бұрын
you can do it!!! especially if you start out with super simple easy modifications and work your way up from there :)
@happytofu5Ай бұрын
I recommend starting with items that you don't want to have anymore anyways. So if you mess up, its not so bad.
@hollyebrown6375Ай бұрын
Sewing is a wonderful skill! Find some in-person classes near you. They will make life so much better. Good luck!
@amandarogers6161Ай бұрын
As a visual learner, the planning on milanote is gold, this is SO useful to me. Also, so you don't have to keep fixing the pieces, make yourself a pattern on paper once you find the adjustments you want, that way every time you want to make a new piece you can just edit the patter you already have.
@Bloomsewing_studioАй бұрын
You should be so proud of yourself for just jumping in and trying it. It can be so scary to do something you’ve never done before. To put so much time into something that doesn’t work out or look how you want it to. But at the end of the day it’s how we learn. 👏👏
@genetemАй бұрын
I fucking love your hair with the butterfly clips SO CUTE. Keep being yourself beepworld ily
@salo8118 күн бұрын
I must say, your choice of combining fabrics is really unique. I whould have not though of putting these fabrics together. Greetings from Germany!
@Cass63450Ай бұрын
Once more, I am in awe of your design choices! I was very sceptical at the beginning of the tanktop project and now I am obsessed. Congratulations!
@isabellerickards5919Ай бұрын
You being flabagasted at yourself cutting out the wrong piece in the fabric is SO RELATABLE! I just.. I felt that.
@pokeppokepАй бұрын
You did so good, those finishings on the top!! ✨️ I feel like all of the pieces would go together as well, even the little pajamashorts with the patchwork top and the lovely pop of red ribbon tied in front. What an inspiring video!
@livpluslaurstanАй бұрын
The top with the cute frill is SO cute! Great job on these!
@beepwrldАй бұрын
thank you sm!!
@yellowzoraАй бұрын
The triceratops scrunchie is just amazing 😁 I'm hand sewing my first ever tank top (and first work with knitted fabrics) while watching this, good fun! 😊
@jensee1Ай бұрын
Loved your video and what a great idea for a challenge. I need to do the same but my stash has been around much longer than yours. More like 10 years. All those challenges you had are so familiar, Ive done exactly the same things. Absolutey loved your patchwork top and know both my daughter and grand-daughter will want one of their own. Was most impressed by your bias making and application, looks amazing. Oh and your skorts look great, big win also. Look forward to watching you again.
@mari-blanchardАй бұрын
the scrunch is genius!!! love your vibe! this is definitely something I'd do
@unichan5Ай бұрын
About to start a new sewing project, so let’s see if this charm works 😂 Amazing DIYs by the way. It reminded me that it’s important to just start the project, don’t overthink it. My fabric stash is growing as we speak so I need to get going, thanks for sharing! 😂
@TeaCupCrackedАй бұрын
It doesn't always work, but in the future you may want to do a "baste" stitch before actually sewing the "real" stitch/seam in order to stabilize the fabric enough for it to go through the machine well. A basting stitch is just a straight stitch; it can be long and loose, or you can do it closer/tighter; do it by hand, or do it by machine (sometimes problematic fabric will go through the machine with a straight stitch but not a zigzag the first time through; so you can run it through once with a straight stitch to stabilize the material and then set your stitch type to a zig-zag and run it through a second time either "running over" that first straight stitch/basting stitch or running very, very close to it.). A major thing to keep in mind is to not tie-off/knot-off/back stitch the basting stitch if you plan to remove it later; often for stretchy fabric you'll want to remove the basting stitch after it's served it's purpose. One way to help keep track is to use up contrast random-color thread for the basting so it's really obvious which stitches you need to pick out from the fabric later. If you are working with a non-stretch woven, like something that unravels a lot or warps but doesn't "stretch and recover"; then you may want to leave in the basting stitch as an extra layer of structure. For one more finishing detail that might be handy; search for videos explaining how "under stitching" works; it's basically one more line of stitching you can add to force seems to face a certain direction instead of flipping around. Overall, there are many videos exploring how basting/ prepping the fabric can really help. I understand that the logistics of ironing means that it's not always possible (and synthetic fabrics should usually not get ironed), but if you happen to work with natural fiber on any given project, ironing "as you go" with each / every few seams can help to both flatten down the layers of material to feed through the machine better and causes the thread to "mesh" into the weave of the fabric itself. I am not an expert sewist and I absolutely do not judge how others choose to go through the order of operations to complete a project, but sometimes there's information that we don't run into until later in our journeys that we wish we had known about sooner (even if we never use the information; collecting knowledge nuggets to keep in the back of our minds can prove handy later) so I just mentioned these points above but I'm not trying to infer/pressure anyone into doing things one way or another; it's all about finding your personal sewing style and feeling confident that it's a mix of whatever techniques that make the process fun and positive.
@lilliansmith498929 күн бұрын
I feel the whole “cutting out the piece backwards twice in a row” so hard! Every project I do I have something silly like this. It makes me feel better that other people deal with this too. And the final result was stunning!
@zosia7241Ай бұрын
stumbled across this video & i really enjoyed this, you should 100% do more of these thrift flip/sewing content, this made me really want to get sewing!!
@sj-el4luАй бұрын
That is the patchwork tank top of my DREAMS omg 😍
@theclotheserinsewsАй бұрын
Hi Liz! I love your creative videos and I am always SO EXCITED to see people sewing! I just want you to know that all of those struggles that you had are completely normal for even the most experienced sewist. The more you persevere through the mistakes, the more you'll learn and the less you'll make them over time. I have a machine that hates knit fabric (skort) as well, but I now use a walking foot and it's much less of a headache. One thing to remember, if you're going to use existing garments for your patterns, don't forget to add seam allowance. Congratulations on your beautiful bias finish. It looks great! And I really love your plaid skirt. What a great idea!
@lilymccann-klausz4938Ай бұрын
Omg on the clip showing the inside of the tank top I was literally expecting there to be a tag it looks so profesh I could never-
@Monsterfiend23Ай бұрын
You’re so fun to watch! I always feel inspired after watching one of your videos haha thanks for making them!
@baileybreeannaАй бұрын
i love your “I heard if you” comments at the end of your videos, but this one def takes the cake lol 🫶🏻
@AlxCarpАй бұрын
Feeling so inspired!! Love how all of these turned out :)
@beepwrldАй бұрын
I'm so glad!!! thank you so much :)
@nitzeartАй бұрын
Omg as an amateur sewist too, this while video is such a mood 😂😭 But I'm so glad you pushed through the struggles of sewing, the end results are so cuteee 💖 And you always learn so much with each project.
@mabelfancymarie5418Ай бұрын
Off topic but the hair this vid so cute
@beepwrldАй бұрын
aw thank you!!
@blake4544Ай бұрын
This video is inspiring. I have a plethora of projects that I want to get done before I move next year. But some of them are items I have had for YEARS. It’s overwhelming. But I guess I gotta start somewhere!
@audra8051Ай бұрын
LOVE the hair bandana!! I wear one almost every day and ill def be making one soon!
@abalogna7572Ай бұрын
I love your sewing videos because the chaotic energy is exactly my vibe when sewing 🤣
@vernieplummer5148Ай бұрын
Hi, this is the first time the algorithm has thrown you my way. I really enjoyed your video. Everything you made you kept saying I’ve never done this before, so I was a little worried. Your blouse did turn out looking so perfect. I really liked all of the things that you made. I think I will subscribe and see how you get along.
@KushKikiАй бұрын
Love, love love all these pieces.
@Mintshake_bunnyАй бұрын
Oh, the shirt finishing is absolutely amazing! And funnily enough the by-product shorts are probably my favourite :D And the skort looks fantastic. Well, everything you make is fantastic!
@gabbytriestomakethings26 күн бұрын
Also loved the scrunchie idea!!
@beauregardgovoni4784Ай бұрын
honestly it's great to see I'm not the only one for whom this is how sewing goes. I'm always like 'I'll sew something! Itll be so cool and fun and relaxing!' and then I'm so mad I can't even look at it once it's done or like a week even if I do like it.
@hollyebrown6375Ай бұрын
Be gentle with yourself. Sewing is a skill like playing the guitar. It takes practice! Also, make sure you’re trying things on as you go. It helps get the fit. Good luck!
@shmadsta25 күн бұрын
love seeing your milanote process. seems very helpful
@soulsworn13Ай бұрын
It's a very happy coincidence how well the plaid patch lines up with the other plaid, I feel like that really makes it make sense on the red one in a more intentional way. I also finally understand the difference between single and double fold bias tape. My bias finishes are usually visible, which can be cute but that's way more useful
@mdavisscadeduАй бұрын
Great video. Thank you for introducing me to Milanote. It looks like a great assist . Plus, your demonstration of how it works gives me so many ideas. I’m not usually one to use digital resources in my art. Your use of the program convinced me that this program is something I will try. Plus your delivery with your side comments are delightful.
@ilikemakeup1230Ай бұрын
The butterfly clips hairstyle 😍
@sunnymeowcat2 күн бұрын
awesome ye. the skort is amazing
@LiisichkaАй бұрын
I'd love it if you made more videos like this (but of course the rest of your content is amazing too).
@nikis906523 күн бұрын
Milinote should pay you more, this sold me and I’m so excited to organize my fabric more 😂
@tessarose8430Ай бұрын
dude i am so impressed right now!! these turned out so good?? so proud of you! and your hair looks absolutely adorable i can't get over it!
@connycatlady7429Ай бұрын
I like how you plan your projekts. Looks so cute. I haven't sewn vor many years. Now I'm planning what I could do and I'm about to buy a new maschine.
@CarlyGarzaArtАй бұрын
Wait I loveeeeee the duo plaid skirt!!
@samantharose1001Ай бұрын
The tank looks SOO good 👏🏼🥳
@homestylealchemyАй бұрын
Beautiful work! I always wonder how people take unlikely colors and mix and match them to create some cool patchwork garments. You also got me inspired to make some bandanas! 😮
@TeaCupCrackedАй бұрын
My favorite project was the skirt because of the contrast, yet it all works together. It's both really "wild" and somehow also not; it's really, really well balanced; if you pair it with more "neutral" colors on top it plays it down and if you pair it with bright colors, or prints, it plays it up; I love getting inspiration for these sort of super-versatile pieces that can weave in and out of a bunch of different styles/substyles! Also going with a curved line was both daring (in terms of the technical aspect) yet it totally paid off. Sorry not sorry I might one day copy your homework on this one.
@sewinghippieАй бұрын
Congrats on your projects and learning process. I am increasingly more inspired to start my own channel to share my experience and sewing tips by watching other YT creators, I've learned so much thru my life and really should just do it already 🙃🧵🪡
@HeavenTaylorWynnАй бұрын
I'm totally stealing this. Thank you for this video!
@lilacocean4137Ай бұрын
that blue and red plaid skirt! 🤩
@loissage3630Ай бұрын
So proud and inspired. I had to laugh (with empathy) at your troubles with your sewing machine. I learned how to sew on a haunted Brother machine, that was a hand me down, in the 60’s; it would choose the projects it wanted me to successfully complete.❤
@beepwrldАй бұрын
LOL gotta start referring to this sewing machine as haunted - it’s also a hand me down. I’m glad you enjoyed the antics regardless!
@karoline123hejАй бұрын
Love the thoughtfulness of the top!
@fuzzles93Ай бұрын
They all turned out great I really like the scrunchie but I would be more on the small ruffle side or even a bow
@nitzeartАй бұрын
Ah the doom pile of fabric stash you're definitely going to use soon 😅 I know it too well. Mine occupies half the floor space of my wardrobe 😂😂 (And I have another pile of refashion/adjusting/mending clothes too 😭) I love this motivation to tackle those sewing piles! ❤ thank you
@jacquelinejanewashereАй бұрын
They were the worst of times, they were the best of times ❤
@miriambednarski91883 күн бұрын
I loved it so much that you showed how u did the same mistake twice XD thats so me haha nice to see im not the only one
@lindacaudell3408Ай бұрын
Love the Milanote idea to organize!!
@cupofjordyАй бұрын
omg everything turned out so so cute 😭😭😭😭😭😭 the patterns are all so fun
@beepwrldАй бұрын
Omg thanks Jordy🫶🫶🫶 honored you enjoyed
@nicolecollignon65199 күн бұрын
There is needles you can buy for stretchy fabric! And sewing stretchy fabric with them is like a looot easier - maybe this helps!
@Deafkid97Ай бұрын
It’s so annoying I know but having the appropriate needles per fabric really helps! Also changing needles in general so they’re not too dull! I also just started starching fabrics that are too flimsy & it has changed my life
@kikilerer689Ай бұрын
the patchwork tank top and skort were so impressive!
@marilies3620Ай бұрын
Thank you so much for this video 🥲 I have been putting off a whole bunch of projects bc I’m dreading all the inevitable mistakes, but your good sense of humor about it made me feel so SEEN and now I’m excited again thank you thank you
@charitystonemountain87147 күн бұрын
BALL POINT or "jersey" needle on knits. Use a zig zag knit stitch of 3-stitch zig zag.
@julieratter4942Ай бұрын
21:36 I think you could maybe wear the ruffle top backwards as well perhaps? Have the solid orange panel as the front? Great jobs on all these ❤
@cavewomanbrainАй бұрын
this came at the perfect time!! i've been trying to find a skort that fits me properly for honestly years with no luck, might as well give sewing one myself a try! the hair bandana is also SO cute. you did such a great job on everything!!
@beepwrldАй бұрын
omg I hope you do and it turns out great!! & thank you so much :')
@glitterberserker1029Ай бұрын
My dog was very concerned about the scream at the end. Just 80 pounds of pitbull looking around for a damsel in distress. I wasn't a believer the 2 plaids would go together but the skirt turned out really cute.
@beepwrldАй бұрын
LOL I am so sorry to your dog!!!
@lexyesssАй бұрын
You just going *in* with the tracing directly on your fabric gave me so much anxiety but all the projects are so cute so I'll mind my business 😅❤
@adventurousmagpie4598Ай бұрын
I feel your paaaaiiin with the "accidentally cutting out backwards.... twice" situation, omg. Two years ago, I made a pair of black and white jeans, and the white demin was pretty expensive and hard to find. You BET I cut out the (white) back left leg backwards. So, I decided to problem solve and re-cut the *black* demin instead, since that was much cheaper and I had more of it. Yeah, I cut that second left leg backwards too🙃. So, now I have two back pieces ready for a two different pairs of shorts, i guess?
@wildlyartisticliving51519 күн бұрын
Nice work! Love the video. Great job. Love your style. ❤ very inspiring!
@missmeakatАй бұрын
The red skort looks so professional!
@dkalisdАй бұрын
The scrunchie is really really good!
@trainvreckАй бұрын
Your wardrobe and style is so inspiring, awesome vid
@user-yw8lj6io6lАй бұрын
I love that you made the patch removable! Wanna try that one myself 🤔
@LeeLee86Ай бұрын
Use the lightning bolt stitch on stretchy fabric ❤❤❤
@sleepypeachy416Ай бұрын
Unrelated but I love your little butterfly clip hairstyle ya got in the intro :)
@DevinaHeriyantoАй бұрын
The tank top is beautiful!
@ViviSchrАй бұрын
My sewing projects look just like yours! Struggles with zigzacks on specific fabrics. Cutting wrongliy on right/wrong side, lots of trial and error with the fitting: Honestly: in the end we LEARN so much from every Project!❤