how to make single welt, AKA piping, for all your home sewing projects.

[@patriciademartino862]

Yes, I'd LOVE to see a sewing room tour. All your clever little hacks are inspiring! Thanks

[@MimzyandCompany]

okay...I'll do it as soon as i get my workroom cleaned up.😃

[@bethanmiles5126]

I found your channel by accident & boy is this lady is just totally brilliant..! I have learned SO much, I love the way that every single action is very logical, is carefully explained in a way that makes sense to me and has saved me from making many mistakes.. Thank you so very much from England! X

[@MimzyandCompany]

Wow Bethan! Thank you so much for the kind comment!!!

[@sofaltini9463]

very useful. thank you

[@MimzyandCompany]

yw. thanks for commenting.

[@designmorsels]

I always wondered why do you have to make it on the bias. Seems like you would have to use a lot more fabric, but never done the math. Can't wait to see the slipcover.

[@MimzyandCompany]

it def does take more fabric , specially if you don't need a lot of welt. But it does work better of the bias for sure. 😀

[@patriciademartino862]

When you refer to a half YARD for this chair project, what exactly do you mean? Clearly you're not referring to a linear half yard, as you've created many yards of welt. Thank you, Mimzy

[@MimzyandCompany]

I used a half yard of fabric to create all this welt. At the beginning of the video i first rolled off a full yard of fabric but then i reduced it to half a yard.