Kitchenaid Mixer Cover (Sewing Tutorial)

[@nanspeed2005]

I loved your video. My daughter does planner videos and is so honest if she makes mistake. Just like you did. You did an awesome job. Thank you. My husband said the only Why way he will let me put my professional kitchen aid mixer back on my counter is if I make a cover. Thank you multiple times.

[@mis-sippians8061]

I JUST finished one today before I found your video, I actually did not put inside fabric in the inside! I think it’s just as pretty honestly! And it SAVES on fabric that’s so expensive! Yours is very pretty as well! Mine is with cupcakes as well but in different colors

[@vickisperry5827]

OMG great video for the cover, and now I know that I've been sewing bias binding on all wrong on every apron that I make!!! Thank you!

[@augustaporter4443]

I love ya! A lady that can be herself and admit mistakes and keep going. I like your style.

[@jainey959]

Yay! Someone else that does wonky sewing too, it adds to the 'homemade (with love) look', Thank you for keeping it real, very encouraging!

[@nanettebartolozzi8005]

I love this video. You are so honest and if you don't do it right, you let us know everything is alright! I have everything cut and basted and next fold and pin. I'll let you know how it goes!

[@robinwhitehead6658]

Thank you for this! I was looking for a way to make a kitchen aid cover to match my kitchen curtain and under the sink curtain. I made them out of table runners and a shower curtain I found on clearance. It is perfect!

[@ez3345]

Thank you for the tutorial. I love this kind of tutorial, its just feel real, and easier to understand. You highlight problems we might find on the process, and you gave the solution. You did such a good job. I will make this soon.

[@cynthiacrum3340]

Love that you are open and honest about your mistakes and that little "I lied it's horrible" commentary, lol At least we see what happens if we rush sewing on bias tape, lol It can be a pain. I learned I have to sew it at almost snail speed to get it right or I have to pin it first but I'd rather sew real slow then deal with the pins.

[@murielpoultney9274]

Cynthia Crum has

[@donaldwarriner1640]

Thanks for sharing. Love your relaxed and honest assessment of some of the details in sewing.

[@lindabowser7451]

An edge joining foot is great for sewing on binding. Put the first seam on with a regular foot and the second fold seam with a edge joining foot. Put the edge of the binding up against the metal center bit and the needle 1/4 inch to the right. I saw a video on youtube showing how to do this

[@lindabowser7451]

@@jenniferpreston594 my girlfriend's quilt shop has a video. I'm lousy with links

[@BirdieD]

You are a wonderful teacher. I too appreciate that you show you aren't perfect - so we know that if we struggle a bit - it's normal...

[@elainevenier1624]

Thank you for this video, it was really good and helpful. I LOVE your accent ( I'm here in England) I'm guessing you're in the South? I was thinking you might enjoy getting a extension plate for the sewing machine, it makes life easier when you're working on a wide piece of fabric.....just a thought. I like your no-nonsense approach, I too curl a lip up at Bias tape!!

[@marylarrinaga7920]

Excellent tutorial! Just what I am looking for. I'm new-ish to sewing. Your "horrible" is how mine usually looks LOL I think the project looks great! Thank you!

[@MarjieC]

Ok, I see the problem. You most likely won't like how I would do it. I would hand sew the type instead of top stitch, or I would hand baste then top stitch. I like hand stitching the best. I do love your project, came out great. Cute fabric choice too. Fun to watch.

[@AFateSoTwisted]

+Marjie C Ugh....I've seen a lot of blogs that talk about hand basting it first. I guess that is the way to go, but I am such an impatient person. Hand basting would have me in fits in a matter of minutes. LOL!

[@lilian1181]

Todo muy bonito!!!! muy bien explicacio'n,desde Chile un abrazo ,gracias por tu enseñanzas

[@donnakessler48]

I made the unfortunate decision of cutting the pattern larger than instructed so my finished product was a bit huge. The above tutorial was EASY to follow and it came out pretty good. I also made the mistake of cutting 4 pieces for the ʻbodyʻ, which resulted in two extra pieces. At least I can learn from my mistakes should I decide to try this again. I just might do it again and make some for friends. Thank you!!!

[@carolbowser4240]

I think if you have an embroidery machine a design and end to end design will be a great add on

[@irishampton5181]

OMG! You are so funny! I loved your video. A girl after my own heart. I absolutely hate bias tape and blanket binding!! Mine always comes out like yours no matter how careful and slow I go. I have hand stitched it before but who the heck really wants to do all that? I bought quilted fabric to make a Kitchen Aid mixer cover and I plan on just seaming it without the bias tape at all! I have been watching other videos and reading tutorials on making this project but your idea about marking the center of the pieces makes sense and now I think I am ready to get that cover made. Thanks again.

[@AngelaSmith-vz2bg]

I love this, im gonna try this! ps: I use a decorative stitch on the bias tape because it kind of covers the little wonky lines :) Does it fit your mixer if you leave the bowl in place?

[@brendaglaviano8953]

Never used bias tape before, what size and what kind do I need please?

[@msdony308]

it was the easiest one to watch, now to make mine. thanks to you & your friend..👏

[@eilidhaylee9519]

Thank you for the tutorial. I think you did a good job. I am going to give this a try.

[@celiahmance]

I love your tutorials... You tell it like it is and get to the point. Thank you thank you!

[@jo-mens7287]

thanks a lot for the tutorial, you've given me an idea, I will be making a bigger one for my sewing machine

[@AFateSoTwisted]

+Ms B I thought about that, too. Great idea!

[@lindadechow3703]

Yes! I love the rounded ends for the cover and especially creating it like this avoids another piece for the lining. I used to be somewhat terrified of not getting things straight, I will probably use a tape to keep my outside edges of the bias tape even. I officially am scared of and do not necessarily like tape, too. And, I like the idea of the pre-purchased bias binding, Joanns has it on sale right now, so why not, right? Great video and I subscribed to keep in touch. Thanks.

[@erinkampa3117]

Thank you for your hard work and great explanation

[@dianecfromny3912]

I was hoping this pattern would have worked for my mixer, but after adding up the measurements on this pattern to a fit unfortunately it will not work for my large KitchenAid mixer. They are not all equal in size depending on the model so will now have to come up with one on my own. I my use this one though for another appliance it will fit over. TY!

[@amymorgenstern5813]

I suck at sewing bias tape. Can we skip it? Thank you for the tutorial.

[@angelistic1111]

You can also use muslin on the inside if you have no intention of turning it inside out - using the binding makes it difficult to due it anyways

[@ashleyferguson6589]

I love how straight forward you are with your southern accent, you had me cracking up. You didn't film you sewing that curve because it takes some kind of witchcraft, doesn't it? Can't let all your secrets out! 🤭

[@AFateSoTwisted]

I don't keep secrets. Truthfully I probably had a lot of trouble with it and did more cussing than was appropriate for this video. LOL!

[@mjm-7418]

You are very talented. Thank you for your video.

[@SuzKnits]

thanks for this tutorial it was very helpful.

[@judisewnsew6514]

I like your style! in the part where you forgot to turn camera on to show sewing around, here is a helpful video showing the same thing on a sewing machine cover. Hope it helps someone.

[@gerij777]

Could I sew the seams inside instead of using bias tape? Would it look ok?

[@dawsernaman6659]

It’s great and perfect work

[@TheSheikha]

thank you for the video, enjoyed your honest comments, so relatable.

[@conniefrey6269]

Thank you! I went to watch a different video and was so confused. I’ve been sewing for years but she confused me !

[@junedavis84]

Love your work and how you clearly explain the steps. I happen to need a toaster cover. Was wondering where you get fun looking fabrics? Wishing a Great 2019 with projects.

[@mis-sippians8061]

June Davis I got my fabric with the cupcakes at Joann’s! Hobby Lobhy also carries cute fabrics

[@sherylevans8114]

You need to buy a Bias Tape Binding Foot. You can get them from Brother or Sail Rite is you have a machine that it will fit on. It makes it much easier to apply the tape.

[@learntocrochet1]

I agree. The special foot helps me. Pfaff, Viking, Bernina, Babylock, Singer - they also all have one that fits their machines.

[@clastacat]

Thank you so much. Very nice. You are very helpful!

[@gerij777]

Is this for a 4.5 qt. mixer? I have an old one.

[@cherylspaulding402]

Valuable measurements and construction!

[@rihmjep]

Great job, thanks for the tutorial! I don't see no friggin mistakes, do you?

[@SierruhhFTW]

so glad i found this. you are amazing

[@jeankinde763]

will this pattern fit a 5 quart?

[@wandahernandez7744]

Thanks, easy instruccions ,and a great project.

[@anettematic2874]

I’ll try this using a clear thick cello sheet.

[@dorisosborne132]

What is the width & Length of the long body piece? Thank you for sharing.

[@AFateSoTwisted]

That information is in the first 40 seconds.

[@joannehoman3292]

Thankyou so much for sharing this video! ❤️

[@MariaCKouto]

Very nice. Thanks for sharing 👍❤️😊

[@amilabb9503]

merci beaucoup pour ce tutoriel c'est du bon travail

[@Mschula528]

wow it still came out great!

[@AFateSoTwisted]

+Michelle Pempton Thank you. :)

[@LTMOM7926]

You're an angel! Thanks so much! :-)

[@imperceptibleme]

Bias tape can be a pain. It looks great though! :)

[@armide6524]

Magnifique merci beaucoup !!

[@buglady58]

it looks great!

[@fortnitetaylor7008]

Time to make this.

[@sewcountrystudio409]

I approve of that cute fabric ... Wink ;-)

[@brendaglaviano8953]

When I printed the Pattern and checked the measurements, I had to print it on Legal paper because Letter paper was too small. The measurements are close, but not exact. I will be adjusting the size of the pattern to make it more correct. I suppose all printers are different.

[@ramandeepkaur8396]

Thanku so much 😊

[@mis-sippians8061]

OH!! I have a MUCH EASIER way of pinning the sides in!!

[@nanspeed2005]

How is rhat.

[@carolbulmer8253]

Thank you😊

[@jonesy_rose]

Love it!!!

[@autoliv4]

Thanks for sharing 😆

[@frugalmrsolson1]

I don’t like bias tape either.

[@AFateSoTwisted]

It has always been one of my biggest weaknesses in sewing.

[@sandrabock1286]

Hello! Nice video, I am afraid you speak way toooo fast for foreigner and people who are not native english speakers. Just a suggestion: slow down a bit so you can reach more people all over the world. Would be also to have the conversion on cms. Thanks for reading!

[@МахабатТуменбаева-в2ш]

😚😚😚😚😚😚😚😚😚

[@adontee1960]

🤦🏻‍♀️ Super cute but this gives me anxiety!

[@satbirpreeti7634]

ye sab Hindi me btayo please