JEANS SEW-ALONG PART 2

[@82TBRE]

you make sewing so much easier. I love u

[@heatherr9201]

Please consider adding a tutorial for how you add powernetting to these jeans. Love your patterns, tutorials and your overall message to women... thank you!

[@sugriv3405]

Love ur Effort so much.. can u plz also teach how to cut Pattern for the jeans coz its impossible here to find Patterns .. btw i m frm NEPAL

[@lestranged]

I always have trouble sewing over the spot where the 4 back pieces meet- the 2 back and 2 back yokes, they all meet at a spot that gets so thick no matter how much I try to trim the seam allowances, and my needle doesn't want to go through that lump! The presser foot barely fits over it. (I am using real denim, not the thin twill you use in this demo)

[@jazzysocrafty5973]

lestrange you need a jeans needle.

[@lestranged]

I have one and am using it. The problem is the thickness of all those layers doesn't fit under the presser foot.

[@bonbonsews9327]

this is a little late, but try pounding the seam out with a mallot

[@ebgbjo2025]

Thank you for sharing this with all of us! What machine are you using? It seems as though you didn't need to lift the footer when turning along the pocket and that it did it on its own instead.

[@AndreaMcNair]

I love all of your tutorial videos and had a question if you don't own a serger would your recommend zig-zag stitching around the yolk pieces?

[@carmeliajones9176]

I zig-zag around all my raw edges. I've just bought a new machine (computerized) that has overcasting capability. Can't wait to try that out.

[@louiseroberts9553]

great tutorial Mimi what sewing machine are you using in this one :)

[@kasheek2202]

Louise Roberts I think she's using a Bernina

[@karenderbes5943]

I have seen her sewing on a Babylock Destiny

[@juliesullivan5018]

Hi Louise, It looks and sounds like my Brother Innovis. Same needle plate and bobbin plus it has automatic thread cut and foot lift. Fantastic machine! @@kasheek2202

[@NicholeLynPowers]

How should I finish the edge of my yolk if I don't have a surger? Thanks!

[@aliciafigueroa4001]

Thank you so much for this tutorial! so helpful for a beginner @Mimi G Where can i purchase your pattern?

[@kasheek2202]

Alicia Figueroa Most of her patterns are on simplicity.com but you can also purchase them on mimigstyle.com

[@aliciafigueroa4001]

Thank you so much already purchased it will give it a shot!

[@gsagadin]

I hope this pattern is still available

[@teetease2000]

Thanks Mimi g u are my inspiration

[@malazkm]

thank you so much for this

[@rosac8168]

Mimi I’m practicing on Muslin any suggestions?

[@lcyoung2977]

16 min of mimi g equals 5 hours of my life. it's fun though. :)

[@shamrarose1037]

great tutorial

[@roseroberts00]

Hi My name is Rose and i was just wondering what kind of sewing machine do you use?

[@juliesullivan5018]

Hi Rose, It appears to be a Brother as it operates and sounds the same as my Brother Innovis Dreamweaver.

[@jurgitamontvydaite1163]

I don't like front pockets in my jeans. How I need to do this step then?

[@kasheek2202]

Jurga Jurgita I think if you don't want front pockets, instead of doing the curve that is in the pattern for the pockets keep cutting straight and disregard the inserting pockets step

[@IEXECUTIVE]

For the yoke, why kind of seam is that? French/flat felled or other?

[@carmeliajones9176]

Wouldn't a twin needle be sufficient for double top stitching? I'm eager to try it.

[@LaTonyaC]

The top stitching is going to kill me. I only have one machine. 😩😩😩😩

[@kasheek2202]

LaTonya Moody 😂😥😂😂

[@aayadabas2669]

u are the best

[@Unique-pw9tt]

Thank you Mimi!!!!!

[@Stgametrick]

Very halp full tutorial

[@blackmagicdiva01]

How do you take in jeans when their to big around the waistline

[@mariibellleee]

can I use the same polyester thread for both top stich and bottom???

[@mariibellleee]

just trying to change it up a little instead of the jean yellow thread? or does it have to be specifically jean thread for the top stich?

[@kasheek2202]

Maribel Belle it depends on how u like it I wouldn't recommend it because that top stitch has always been used for jeans especially denim jeans, using a different color would show that you made it at home which you don't really want, you want it to look professional (I hope)

[@burrelsandra]

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[@meshamorris3344]

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[@aayadabas2669]

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