DIY Ep#7 Making Hatch Covers

[@ThePalawanian]

Awesome 👏🏽 bhe oiii napaka creative mo bhe👍maganda mag pahangin dyan with friends pmaiy bhe❤️

[@CRAZYCURRY2023]

Thank you sis.. its because of KZbin/DIY, I owe it to them and I learn a lot from them

[@jersonyarn40]

Perfect hatch cover, better than buying outside will save money

[@CRAZYCURRY2023]

Thank you.. its true I do save a lot by doing it myself because it cost from $60-$70 per hour and I cannot afford that and beside I love doing it

[@charanaib3378]

Galing mo nmn bhebhe ingat kayo diyan bhe ☺️👍

[@annwell]

if only we have this sewing machine i think it would be easier to to do this! thank for the idea!

[@TitoCarlz]

Galing nmn ni madam

[@CheandNelCamino]

nice po hehe.. galing! 👏🏽 👏🏽

[@tanyaa7449]

Hi. I was wondering which model of Viking machine you have. Thanks

[@tanyaa7449]

Also. What thread weight and needle you use. Thank you.

[@CRAZYCURRY2023]

its husqvarna designer 1

[@tanyaa7449]

@@CRAZYCURRY2023 thanks for the reply. I’m looking at getting a Emerald 118. I’ve heard good things!! I love the Viking I have now but it’s too big and heavy. You give me hope for using it on our boat for projects

[@CRAZYCURRY2023]

im using V95 thread and the needle i use the denim. 130/705

[@tanyaa7449]

@@CRAZYCURRY2023 oh!! Glad to hear that works!! I read that you need to go down to a v69 with domestic machines. That sometimes the needles aren’t big enough. I’ll give it a try. I heard you just have to adjust the tension a bit?