How to make a yo-yo using a Clover Yo-Yo maker - Yolanda Soto Lopez

Here is a quick video to teach you how easy it is to make fabric yo-yo's using the Clover yo-yo maker tool. This makes quick work of making your yo-yo's The traditional way can take a lot of time. This tools eliminates the pressing and goes by so fast. Once you try your clover yo-yo maker you will be hooked. I absolutely love mine. I won't make fabric yo-yo's any other way now.
The ruffle onesie shown in this video is on a separate video tutorial. It should be ready 2-3 days after this video is uploaded.
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[@cathycallan7342]

I have watched three other tutorials on how to make yoyo's and none of them showed how to hold the fabric down in the back. Thank you for doing a great video.

[@maureenkearns5376]

I’ve never made yo-yos before, but I want to do some hand work and this is one that I’m looking at because I have some projects in mine. Anyways, as another comment or said you’re the only video that has shown that the fabric on the front side needs to be held down in order for the raw edge to go under. I am really glad I found this video. Thank you.

[@arlenebrown4946]

my granddaughter will love the yo yo maker she always wants to do a project with material. another winner yolanda

[@robinbrown124]

Never knew there was a yo-yo maker - so glad I watched your demo! :-) Thanks for posting.

[@Saucyakld]

What a great idea, going to try it. Bought the unit but never had to use it. Now I have a quilt that has three to do I dug it out and went to KZbin to find out how. Thank you for the great demo

[@guillesanchez8180]

Hola!!!! Querída y apreciada Yolanda. Le agradezco infinitamente sus tutoriales y puntualizar que la forma de enseñanos paso a paso me ayuda mucho a. Lograr mis trabajos. Gracias y muy agradecida por sus atenciones.Dios me le siga dando talento.

[@arlenesantiago618]

I love you Yolanda! You're an amazing teacher and learned so much in making some beautiful crochet outfits for my first Grandbaby coming in May. You're simply amazing and wanted to thank you for all your videos and time. Keep it coming!

[@magdalenalopez4203]

***** &e lo

[@Ladybugsmom1]

Thank you for showing that...it is so much faster than the other way. I'm going to get one of those! Thanks again.

[@beelinebuzz7950]

Thank you for a great demonstration!

[@kellietinsley4928]

so cute! I can't do much beyond hand sewing, but I will definitely give this a try. My daughter prefers flowers over bows for her hair, I think she'd love these :)

[@armellekennedy2000]

Thank you for this very detailed video - looks like a good tool.

[@fjenkins999]

this is really cool. looking forward to the onesie video

[@DonnaEk]

Great video!! My mom was making a Yo Yo Blanket but pasted away before she completing, so I wanted to finish it. I have never done this so I am hoping this helps me finish her project!! Thanks.

[@yolandasotolopez]

that would be so awesome to finish a project she was working on. Good luck

[@barbaramcwha7865]

Great video and great yo-yo maker!

[@susannichols1258]

I’ve made a queen size yo-yo quilt by hand without the yo-yo maker and I never had to iron any of my edges. I actually believe doing it without the yo-yo maker is faster because making a running stitch is so quick.

[@franceswatts4001]

Agreed! Finger press as you go.

[@roxannamiguel7291]

Thank you for this tutorial. I have 4 sizes of yoyo makers and couldn't understand how to make them without thinking I was doing something wrong. In the 80s my mom made yoyos by hand, and would use them for projects. I thought the Clover makers would help me make the yoyos easier.

[@yolandasotolopez]

yes, we used to make them also by hand... my mom used to make quilts using them

[@Marinaanna430]

Love it!

[@noelialahitte8290]

😍😍😍😍 me encantó cariños desde Argentina!!!!!☺

[@maryoconnor1396]

You did a great video nice close up details thank you

[@jeanc7733]

Sure hope i can find one looks like fun my grandmother used to make these thanks jean

[@remington6363]

Love these thank you

[@gingerjohnson5762]

love it so much easier thks

[@alteredLori]

thanks for a great video!

[@estellestone5322]

This video is SO helpful. Thank you SO very much.

[@yolandasotolopez]

you are welcome

[@rosevane85]

Love the video can't wait for the others videos

[@ericabates5361]

This is fabulous Yolanda, I will have to look for one of these 😋 Erica x.

[@yolandasotolopez]

You are so welcome.. I'm glad you are enjoying the videos.

[@carmencolon8150]

i like the way you teach i made a dress and blanket.thank for teaching keep up the good work

[@carmencolon8150]

saying to you to God Bless you to

[@christinetafoya3599]

Love your tutorials. You are an awesome teacher. Keep up the great job. Always excited to see your next tutorial.

[@magdalenalopez4203]

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[@dianawright1410]

thank you

[@dawncherry3977]

That's cool. What else are yo yo's good for besides onesies... Can you use them with crochet???

[@haircut310]

Where can I get one of these

[@zahravioletaeleine9553]

How do you permanently attach yoyos to onesie ?

[@muhammadabdullah2472]

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[@liannegreen55]

Wow that's brilliant where would I get a yo yo maker from ?

[@liannegreen55]

thank you so much , I think that is a brilliant idea and will defiantly getting one soon

[@mommyandmissy]

That's cool & they r cute I love to loom knit I could make thing & put them on it thanks you can go to my page to see what I make if u want.

[@Ihave2quilt]

Hi, this idea James Q Jumbo (Blue), 7.5" X- Large X-Large (Yellow), 4" Large (Orange) Needs a 4" ( Green) 3 times

[@Ihave2quilt]

Sorry, I got interrupted, so I will retype for less confusion.. Yo-Yo Circle Sizes 7.5" Circle for Jumbo (Dark Blue) 5 5" Circle for X-Large (Yellow) 4" Circle for Large (Orange) 3" Circle foe Small (Green) 2" Circle for x-small (Light Blue) Hope that helps

[@Ihave2quilt]

One more thing, I make yo-yo w/odd shape scrap fabric - from my garment, quilting, craft sewing projects. The size of yo-yo decides on the size of scrap.

[@TheJestersYarn]

the way you are describing is not at all how I have seen "traditional" yoyo's made.

[@yolandasotolopez]

nope, I find its' easier using the little template.. makes it go faster.

[@TheJestersYarn]

@@yolandasotolopez Nope?