Knit tips for hem and neck finishing on It’s Sew Easy with Sarah Gunn (1507-1)

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Sarah Gunn shares knit tips for hem and neck finishing that will give your professional results. Get ready to Be Your Own Sewing Super Hero on It’s Sew Easy Series 1500. Leading sewing experts share tips and techniques for quick sewing gifts, how to be your own designer or how to master your sewing machine. Plus, Angela Wolf is featured in a skirt sew-along.
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[@theresaatkinson6628]

I loved this video! Thank you!

[@def3797]

Very good presentation. Basting the line that you will be turning under on the neck would be very easy and accurate. Thank you.

[@m.siriani7937]

Thank you for the video. Very helpful tips for sewing on knits. (I had no idea there was stretch thread!) It's nice to see such beautifully finished clothes without the use of a surging machine. I find this very helpful and encouraging.

[@joyscranfield5527]

Interesting, learned something new! Been wanting to sew scuba fabric but didn't know anything about it, now I'll seriously look at it. Thank you for tutorial.

[@RhodeToPrepping]

That green dress was beautiful. Thanks for sharing the fabric you used.

[@delee2471]

Enjoyed your segment and will be doing all of the tips for sewing knits ! Thanks

[@caroleg2998]

One of the important rules I was taught is to not sew over pins.

[@ladyluck2607]

twin needles are also fantastic for hemming rather than going around twice :)

[@andreawalker2535]

Nota fan of the camera work. The close ups of the resulting sewing were missing.

[@jojosewist8921]

Andrea Walker and there was no close ups of the sewing at machine either. Both would have added to video.

[@jojosewist8921]

Wish you would have told us more about the thread. Does the tension need to be adjuster for it to work correctly. Also does it come in lots of colors or just a few basic ones? As others pointed out contrasting thread color would have shown up so much better. However the neckline approach was a neat idea. I didn't notice the smacking sound personally.

[@judeewen7838]

Thanks but I'm curious about the name of the thread I could not find it in the instructions

[@rlaureng]

It’s Eloflex thread. I believe Coats and Clark makes it.

[@markdolan9459]

Me too, I love the dress look good.......how are you doing?

[@dimples7334]

Use a cover stitch machine

[@lindaklinginsmith9401]

Lots of helpful information but it sidetracked by the lip-smacking.

[@dcwatashi]

Oh please don’t have this lady do any more video tutorials. The smacking noise that she was making every time she started to speak was so distracting. Not everyone is suited for presentational speaking. She needs to listen and watch her own videos and this will be a very hard habit for her to break

[@dale3404]

The microphone was too close to her mouth. That noise was disturbing and disrupting. Also, that green dress was pretty, but the demo fabric should have been a different, contrasting color. In addition, the topstitching should have contrasted.

[@dcwatashi]

@@dale3404 I cannot get over how many times I watch some of these videos and the thread is the same damn color as the fabric. And they’re supposed to be teaching us something that we can’t even see what they’re doing😤

[@dcwatashi]

@@XPXSTM I am the one that is behind the camera I am a video production artist. People hire me to film them that’s why I know this lady needs to watch her videos and pay attention to this annoying habit