My top 3 SEWING HACKS will save you time, money and energy!

[@maliksutton6634]

Hi Mrs Dawn, thank you for sharing advice on what to have for sewing because you really know your stuff.

[@StreamlineSeamstress]

Thank you Malik, I appreciate your kind words! Be well, my friend!

[@doris1826]

Condolences on the loss of your family member. I've been sewing longer than you have (also began around 8 years old, so 57 years) but that doesn't mean that you can't teach this old dog some new tricks! Thanks for the ideas!

[@StreamlineSeamstress]

Thank you Doris!

[@nomihoch]

the lamp idea is brilliant

[@StreamlineSeamstress]

Thank you!

[@karengardiner75]

That pin Bracelet is Fabulous.

[@StreamlineSeamstress]

Thank you!

[@francesoreilly5642]

Thank you for these cute ideas using magnets. I will definitely consider making these items. 😉

[@StreamlineSeamstress]

You are so welcome! Thanks for subbing - be well!

[@dorisampofowah5215]

Thanks for sharing your great ideas. Is very helpful.👌👍👍👍👍👍❤

[@StreamlineSeamstress]

So nice of you, thank you!

[@robyn3349]

Thank you! I think the magnetic pin cushion would work great in a portable/ sewing kit. ❤

[@wonderwomanx1268]

You’re a natural born teacher Dawn, with your soothing voice and warm disposition. Thank you for this useful and easy to follow tutorial. I’m getting back to sewing from Home Economics after 40 years lol. These small projects will be perfect for me to get back into the swing of it, thank you so much.

[@StreamlineSeamstress]

You are so welcome! It's like riding a bike, get back on and go! Thank you for your kind words :) Coming from someone with a teaching background that means a lot! Be well!

[@CatherineSews]

Dawn, that magnetic bracelet is genius!!

[@StreamlineSeamstress]

I have 3 and cannot live without them! Thanks doll! I've been watching your channel too - keep it up!

[@CatherineSews]

@@StreamlineSeamstress thanks so much for watching my channel! That means a lot!!

[@bobsmith3790]

Thanks...that was a really good video!

[@StreamlineSeamstress]

Thank you! I appreciate that!

[@joannebarrette9]

You are such a soothing person to listen to. I love the way you explain things. And to top it all you are a very beautiful woman. Thank you so much for sharing your knowledge. Namaste

[@StreamlineSeamstress]

Thank you! Be well!

[@cayjadoobirsingh2519]

I’m so sorry for your loss. 🙏🏻🙏🏻

[@ingfig1]

Thanks for posting - great tips! I’ve just subscribed. I love your calm demeanor.

[@StreamlineSeamstress]

Thanks for subbing! That's such a sweet comment, THANK YOU! Be well, and blessings!

[@barbarabaird634]

I LOVE the magnetic wristlet and pin cushion!! I'm just brainstorming a way to make the pincushion somewhat stationary, cuz I can see it dripping to the floor a million times. Maybe double stick tape (?). I'm going to make a bunch of these to gift. Barb Baird, Farmersville, NY.

[@StreamlineSeamstress]

😃Thank you!

[@L.i.s.a....]

Awesome, thank you!! I can't wait to make the magnetic wristlet. It looks like it would be a game changer in the sewing room. :)

[@StreamlineSeamstress]

You are so welcome! It is totally a game changer!

[@edithw.grimes116]

Hi, today was my first time joining you. All three items will be of big use to me. I am getting back into sewing after over 20 years.

[@StreamlineSeamstress]

Thank you for your kind words, and thank you for stopping by! I welcome you and I am happy you found value in my tutorial today! Be sure to let me know how those turned out for you!

[@winnepeterson7740]

Prepare for lots of fun and joy! 😄

[@ANGslave]

Thank you Dawn. Welcome back and warmest wishes to your family in some trying times.

[@StreamlineSeamstress]

Thank you for those words. I appreciate your viewing and following! Thanks so much!

[@denisesuarez7241]

What a great idea.

[@StreamlineSeamstress]

Glad you like them! Thank you so much! Be well, keep sewing!

[@BOOKKAT74]

Fantastic ideas. I’ve been using a fridge magnet on my sewing machine to catch the pins but I keep knocking it off. Thanks for including the Amazon shopping list. I have been sewing for 50 years and love to learn new things.

[@StreamlineSeamstress]

I'm right behind you at 48 years! I find sewing is a journey and there are always new things, tools and ideas - so it is always evolving! The great thing is just like riding a bike - you can not sew for years, and then get right in front of the machine and be a rockstar! Thanks for watching, and commenting! Happy Holidays!

[@Judy1957]

Hi Dawn! I am so happy I stumbled upon your channel! We have a lot in common; I started sewing at age 10 (53 years ago), I love my “collection” of Gingher scissors ✂️ that have so far lasted me 29 years and lastly I am still using my Husqvarna 1+ that I purchased approximately in 1996. I love the magnetic bracelet hack that I will gift to my granddaughter (age 9) when we start our sewing lessons! I can’t wait to learn more hacks! Who said you can’t teach an old dog new hacks? 😂

[@StreamlineSeamstress]

Hey Judy!!! Wow we do have a lot in common! Thank you for your kind words. This community is so inspiring to me because of people like you! For the old 🐕....sewing is a journey, you are always learning and improving as it evolves! Teach your granddaughter that! 💗

[@dianestickle8685]

And so simple! Who’d a thunk? You, of course, thanks again!

[@StreamlineSeamstress]

Haha! You’re so funny! 😂 thanks for subscribing!

[@janmarsh1959]

absolutely fantastic thank you you keep at it too. 🥰

[@StreamlineSeamstress]

Thank YOU!

[@StreamlineSeamstress]

Awe! You’re too sweet! 🌺 Thank you for watching! More to come!

[@saraalicea3363]

Thanks 🙏 love ❤️

[@StreamlineSeamstress]

Oh, thank you so much! I truly appreciate it! Be well dear, and keep sewing!

[@TYJ419]

Hi Dawn these are some very simple and useful hacks! Never would have thought about making anything like these. Sorry for the recent family loss. I pray your family is well and the Lord strengthens you all through this difficult time. Sending prayers and hugs. Tracey

[@StreamlineSeamstress]

Thank you doll! I’m grateful for you! 💗

[@Grwmslays435]

Great sewing tips! Thanks

[@StreamlineSeamstress]

Glad it was helpful! Thank you for watching! Be well, keep sewing!

[@lynbest7736]

I’m so enjoying your channel. I too have been sewing for a long time. A longgggggg time. At least 60 years. Starting with 4 H club lessons. With all the gizmos & gadgets I have, that turner is not in my stash. Thanks for your hints I ❤️them❣️

[@StreamlineSeamstress]

Thank you! It’s amazing what you learn over 40+ years! God Bless be well!

[@jacksprat429]

Thank you. What a lovely idea to make life easier, and also to make as a gift, for someone who sews, on a regular basis. Excellent video with no waffling either. When I looked at the length of the video, I almost decided, not to watch, but I continued, with it, and was pleasantly surprised, by the content. You get ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ from me, and a 🤗🌹

[@StreamlineSeamstress]

Thank you, Jack! That means a lot to me! Hopefully, my future videos will have a similar vibe and standard! I do try to keep them short - it's really hard when you are 'sewing and showing' though - like you many appreciate that. Be well and thank you again!

[@jacksprat429]

@@StreamlineSeamstress With the way you do your video, it is perfect, at the length, it is, and even if it were a bit longer, I would still watch, and have subscribed. Well done! Keep up the good work, and don’t be put off, because of what I said, regarding the length? I ought not to have pre-judged. Bad me ! 🙈🤗😂

[@StreamlineSeamstress]

@@jacksprat429 Thank you!

[@noahwalker2436]

You are so smart! I hope to some day be as good as you! You have been so helpful with all your tips and tricks!

[@StreamlineSeamstress]

Sewing is a journey Noah, you should always be learning! Even me. Thank you for being a member of our community, people like you inspire me and bring out the best in me! 🙏 for that! Be well my friend!

[@caroljohnson-rm1tj]

Thank you. First time to see you.

[@StreamlineSeamstress]

Wonderful! Welcome to our community! Let me know if you have any questions!

[@danixoxo8637]

Oooh I'm liking the magnetic pin cushion. I just keep a magnet close by. This is more stylish

[@StreamlineSeamstress]

Me too!

[@cortheniabolin7363]

My birthday is February 4. As usual great tips. Sorry about your loss. Have a great day.

[@StreamlineSeamstress]

Thank you, she was an amazing woman and also a talented seamstress! I appreciate your being a part of our community!

[@carol3778]

Love your iron♡

[@StreamlineSeamstress]

I love my iron too! Sometimes old school things are just better!

[@karenkuhn4357]

Hey Lady! Thank you for these great ideas! I made some pincushions out of old bangle bracelets. Not practical. They don't let you get your wrist in there to work and they catch or stop you from getting your hands where they need to be. To bulky. Fun but if you sew alot you need a quick pin collector. I drop pins on the floor so it will help me pick it up quick. I sew barefoot because my cat would sleep by my foot peddle and I was worried not to catch her in between when I pushed down. Have a great day.

[@StreamlineSeamstress]

You sound like my soul sister - barefoot & pet sleeping at your feet! Thanks for watching; and try the wristlet - you will love it! Be well :)

[@sandywalker2048]

I happen to run across your site and I truly enjoyed it and looking forward to seeing more. Good job !!

[@StreamlineSeamstress]

Thank you Sandy! I appreciate it very much! Be well!

[@SusanSmith-hl3iv]

Can’t wait to make the magnetic bracelet and flat magnet pin holder as Christmas gifts plus one for myself!😊😊

[@StreamlineSeamstress]

Have fun! Thanks for watching!

[@joygross]

Great ideas thank you so much.

[@StreamlineSeamstress]

My pleasure! Glad you enjoyed it!

[@helenparker1870]

Great magnetic hacks. I have magnetic tool holders screwed under a shelf above my sewing machine to hold scissors, needles, Etc. off the table. The magnetic tool holder bars can also be slipped into a sleeve attached to a fabric basket for temporary storage attached to a magnetic whiteboard. I use a large magnetic whiteboard as a temporary cutting surface covered with rotary cutting mats. The magnetic skittle pins can be used to pin patterns to fabric, lighter in weight than fabric weights, they stay in place but are easy to pick up and move out of the way. A couple of magnetic tool holders screwed to the edge of a wardrobe hold the whiteboard out of the way when the sewing room reverts to an extra bedroom. When it is stored vertically the whiteboard can be used as a design board.

[@StreamlineSeamstress]

All genius ideas! Thanks for sharing! Be well!

[@DJ-rx5lz]

Love both the magnet projects. Can't wait to sew them up

[@StreamlineSeamstress]

Thanks for watching! You’re going to be spoiled with it! Thanks for watching! 💕

[@nywvblue]

Brilliant ideas! Loved it all. Thank you.

[@StreamlineSeamstress]

Thank you! I appreciate your feedback!

[@karlybur3830]

Thank you for these great sewing hacks. Cute, functional, and quick projects for my weekend sewing. Definitely making the bracelet first and the several pin pads for my sewing tables and retreat bags. Love your videos. Made several of your masks for my family and friends. Condolences to you and your family. ❤️

[@StreamlineSeamstress]

Thank you so much, I’m happy to help! Let me know how your projects work out! 😀

[@nelliejones6779]

Thanks ❤

[@marleneeagles6982]

I love the magnetic hacks!! I will be making for sure❤

[@StreamlineSeamstress]

It will change your sewing world! I promise! Thanks for watching and be well!

[@casiannaparadis9302]

Thank you Dawn for showing your light. I have been looking for one. Can't wait to receive mine. I am setting up a new sewing room.

[@StreamlineSeamstress]

You are so welcome! Be sure to get the bulb I recommend too -I put the link in the description! Be well my friend!

[@texasmimi1954]

Just recently happened onto your channel and watched you demonstrate how to make the lovely Mobius fleece scarf. I immediately subscribed and enjoyed learning how to make your bracelet pin magnet as well as your flat magnetic pin catcher. Love both of these projects! Your videos are very enjoyable to watch, you have a wonderful speaking voice, no loud jarring music which is definitely a plus. I've also been sewing for over 40 years and you've already taught this old girl some new tricks! 😉 I know it's been a while, but please accept my condolences on the loss of your family member. FYI the Amazon link for the point turner links back to the loop turner.

[@StreamlineSeamstress]

Thanks Lynn, I appreciate your kind words very much! You've been sewing 40 years - yay you! I think sewing is a journey and we are constantly learning new ways to do or hack things! I'm glad to hear you found value in my content. 2020 was a touch year, I'm working on a new video for my 5 favorite easy to sew Christmas gifts - so glad you subscribed! Coming soon! Thank you again, be well.

[@dorannacorley6170]

I have been sewing since I was 10. 66 years ago. Quit for a while but started making masks in March of 2020. For friends and relatives plus anyone who needed on to be able to go to work. First time to see one of your video's. Great ideas and I have lots if old name tags. By the way... your loop puller was known as a "Bodkin" in my day.

[@StreamlineSeamstress]

Hi Doranna, thanks for sharing! I remember those too! Did it have grippy claws that you gripped the fabric to pull through? One on each side? If I remember it was like tweezers but with claws! You made me remember - thank you! Be well.

[@corimacaleer7470]

Great ideas Dawn. Love them.

[@StreamlineSeamstress]

Thank you!

[@sandrajohn5415]

Thanks for sharing

[@StreamlineSeamstress]

My pleasure thank you for watching! Be well, keep sewing!

[@ivybichon8582]

Found your channel by accident. But I’m glad I did

[@StreamlineSeamstress]

Thank you!

[@mjherrera630]

Hi Dawn. Hope you had a wonderful Thanksgiving. Made my second dream mask yesterday for my sister-she loved it. Today, I just finished my Wonder Woman bracket and my magnetic pin cushion. I love them. Again, thanks for sharing all your hacks. 😊❤️

[@StreamlineSeamstress]

Wonderful! I am happy to hear that! I have new videos coming soon - Ive been recovering from being sick, but feeling better!

[@mjherrera630]

@@StreamlineSeamstress Good morning. Oh shucks I hope it didn’t ruin your holiday and I am glad you are feeling better. I look forward to your next video. I keep sewing cause it’s good for the soul😊❤️

[@tinacurtis4332]

Hello Dawn ! My first visit to you. I enjoyed your soft spoken tutorials. I am on my way to my sewing room I’ll need magnets but I loved the little projects for today. I will most definitely be looking forward to more of your inspiring hacks and projects

[@StreamlineSeamstress]

Thank you for watching! Your time is valuable and appreciated! Good luck with your wristlet! Let me know how it turns out! 😀

[@aribella6913]

Love these tips. My pins are always getting away.thanks.

[@StreamlineSeamstress]

You are so welcome! Thank you!

[@brendatew7241]

I love sewing ,glad for ideas

[@StreamlineSeamstress]

Glad you like them! Thank you so much! Be well, keep sewing!

[@januarymiller6947]

These are amazing tricks!! Thanks Dawn!

[@StreamlineSeamstress]

Yay! Glad to help! Thanks for watching!

[@melissagay1240]

Thank you for these cute ideas! I can't wait to give them a try!!

[@StreamlineSeamstress]

Thank you for watching! Enjoy!

[@vm316]

I have a similar metal lamp. I do the same with magnets. Loved your video!

[@StreamlineSeamstress]

Great minds think alike! Be well, and thanks for watching!

[@AteMercyVlogsofficial]

Thank you for sharing your ideas god bless

[@StreamlineSeamstress]

Thanks for watching and God Bless to you too!

[@mjherrera630]

Great hacks. Thanks for sharing. I made my pattern templates out of the flexible cutting boards you recommended. Love them. I also made several convertible cup masks and incorporated all the updates-the removable nose wire, the strips to hold the filter, and the Jersey knit straps. I’m so glad I found your channel. Thanks for sharing your awesome skills with me. I still need to purchase pinking shears and the bamboo turner😊❤️. Looking forward to more sewing hacks😊

[@StreamlineSeamstress]

MJ this comment almost made me cry. Thank you! I am inspired by people like you who keep me in check and remind me my purpose here, especially when I have a bad day!!! Thank you for validating my vision and for being a part of this community! 💗

[@mjherrera630]

@@StreamlineSeamstress you are welcomed. I learned so much from you and I will be looking forward to your awesome videos. Hope you have blessed days always😊❤️

[@gloriahernandez2292]

Thank you for the tips. I am always dropping my pins1

[@StreamlineSeamstress]

Your welcome! Me too and my feet usually find them! (I sew barefoot) 😂

[@TwixyNo]

Sorry for your loss. Good vid.

[@StreamlineSeamstress]

ThanksTwixy - super cute name!

[@cherylparkins6476]

I just found you on you tube and so Glad I did. I really enjoyed your video. Thanks

[@StreamlineSeamstress]

Awesome! Thank you! More to come soon! Be well!

[@Minxkatt]

I can't wait to make these! Thank you.

[@StreamlineSeamstress]

Thanks for watching - seriously they really help streamline your sewing!

[@944gemma]

What a great video. Thank you for posting. Just subscribed.

[@StreamlineSeamstress]

Thanks for the sub! Glad you enjoyed it! Be well.

[@cindymounce1662]

Thanks Dawn! I have been looking for a 'portable' pin cushion, but couldn't find anything I liked. I will definitely try a magnetic one!

[@StreamlineSeamstress]

I promise you will love it!!! Thanks for watching I appreciate you!

[@imeldasilva4018]

Thanks for such smart ideas

[@StreamlineSeamstress]

So nice of you

[@linkay6]

Love your videos!

[@StreamlineSeamstress]

Thank you! We love having you! Stay tuned more fun stuff coming!

[@dianestickle8685]

This is brilliant! Thanks Dawn!

[@StreamlineSeamstress]

Thank you Diane, I appreciate your time watching!😀

[@marystickle3626]

Hello Dawn Stickle! Are you related to any Stickles in Ohio?

[@dianestickle8685]

@@marystickle3626 I can’t say for sure whether or not the Ohio Stickle’s are related. Sorry.

[@nancyklarer7890]

pin besoraclet is awesome..

[@StreamlineSeamstress]

Thank you Nancy! Be well!

[@katybrown962]

I love the iron! Reminds me of the one my mom used to use

[@StreamlineSeamstress]

No, I really 💗 this iron!!! Sentimental and functional! Thanks for watching!

[@yiayia1071]

What great ideas❤️

[@StreamlineSeamstress]

Glad you like them!

[@bevp7838]

Really stupid question, but I can’t seem to leave it alone. I worked with a resident named Peter Takacs years ago. Any relation??

[@StreamlineSeamstress]

No such thing as a stupid quesiton! I am not related, at least not that I know of! Keep cool this summer - thanks for watching!

[@vickyarevalo5055]

This is an awesome idea! I just made mine today, but used buttons instead.

[@StreamlineSeamstress]

I'm so happy to hear that! Buttons, great idea too! Be well!

[@barrieoncanadadfgteam4299]

Will the magnet interfere with the electronics in the machine?

[@StreamlineSeamstress]

I have never had this issue! I even put the pin cushion magnet on the throat of the machine sometimes! Thanks for watching! Be well!

[@mathiassca]

My birthday is also 2-5, anyway what is the tool your using to guild the fabric!!!

[@StreamlineSeamstress]

Thanks Erik, Its a bamboo pointer and I consider it my third hand. :) Here's the link! amzn.to/34X39rU

[@eileenhaskins2710]

I've had my ghinger shears for close to 40 years.

[@StreamlineSeamstress]

Gingher is a phenomenal brand isn't it? I love mine, and I am thinking about the gold ones now! LOL Thanks for watching and be well!

[@annarodriguez9868]

I inherited my mom's ghinger shears when she passed away 2013. I think she bought them in 1954 when I was 7. She took special care of them and occasionally had them professionally. sharpened. No one ever touched her ghinger!

[@StreamlineSeamstress]

I hope you love my 3 favorite sewing hacks too! Additionally, with these step by step instructions, I hope that you enjoy and have fun making them! If you'd like to learn more about the Streamline Seamstress, and shop our handmade gifts and patterns shop streamlineseamstress.com

[@kckazcoll1]

love these ideas, going to try the wrist pin cushion, making do with the magnets available here in Australia. btw the sound is very low on this without headphones. thanks!

[@StreamlineSeamstress]

Thank you! Appreciate the view!

[@kckazcoll1]

@@StreamlineSeamstress made my wristlet! Doesn't look as neat as yours, but it works! I think I will invest in a plastic foot :)

[@StreamlineSeamstress]

@@kckazcoll1 oh fabulous! Make sure to use a 'Jersey' needle for knits, and a 'Stretch' needle for lycra or spandex. It makes a world of difference! Glad you LOVE it!

[@shellyoliver6173]

If you have a computer sewing machine won't the magnet harm it? Please help me with this thanks!

[@StreamlineSeamstress]

The magnets never go near my machine, one is worn on my wrist, and the other is a pin cushion...neither are on or near my metal components.

[@epfreedman]

Love these tips! Thank you so much.

[@StreamlineSeamstress]

You’re welcome, thank you for watching! 😃

[@irmaramirez4555]

Hi Dawn, just found you. Love these ideas. Could you tell me the name of your sewing machine. I am looking to replace mine. Thank you. Love the lamp!!!

[@StreamlineSeamstress]

Hello, there it's a Viking/Husqvarna - Huskystar 224. They do not make this particular brand anymore, but I love it! I am currently shopping for a new one, and shopping Juki, Husqvarna, and Babylock. I cannot decide if I want a domestic or industrial machine! Mor to come on that - the lamp rocks I have (2) of them! The link for it is in the description below! Thanks for watching!

[@nagymakaede5284]

my mom had the same iron!

[@StreamlineSeamstress]

Small world! Thank you for watching!!

[@nancyshaner8548]

I love these ideas. Would love to see more ideas. I am so over masks.

[@StreamlineSeamstress]

More coming - and I am over them too! I miss smiling faces!! Be well, more to come I promise!

[@Vicki1930]

How do you keep the magnets from moving inside the bracelet and the pincushion?

[@StreamlineSeamstress]

The seam in the middle does this!

[@ingermacrae9726]

I love my Black & Decker too! I’ve had it for almost 20 years.

[@StreamlineSeamstress]

Back then they made these things to last too! Thanks for watching! :)

[@JesusisKing222]

35+years ago, my dear mil gave me my first black and decker iron as a shower gift. I still have it and only replaced it with a new iron this year so I could have steam for quilting. I chose a conair and I miss my b and d. New sub here!

[@jlp5510]

Just came across your 2 yr old video for your clever wristlet and flat pincushion. Question: Do you just discard the metal plates? Or is there another use for them? Thanks posting!

[@StreamlineSeamstress]

Hello JLP, thanks for the question. I actually keep the metal plates and use them for when I sew magnets into items. Shower curtains, Covers, Wristlets - anytime I am sewing magnets into something I use them to stop the magnet from interfering with my sewing machine. Works like a charm!

[@carriemercer3224]

Hi, I just discovered you, and love your ideas so I'm sure I"ll be going back and watching more of your videos! I just wondered, what is that thing that looks like a bone folder that you're holding in your right hand while you're sewing?

[@StreamlineSeamstress]

Hello Carrie, It's a pointer/turner by Dritz. I've had this one 15+ years! I put a link in the description for it because so many people ask about it! I can honestly say - it's my 3rd hand! Thanks for watching!

[@lucilledaub5991]

What is your lamp called ? And where can I get one?I love you bracelet n pad for pin cushions.

[@StreamlineSeamstress]

Hello there Lucille, here is the link to order one of the lamps: amzn.to/374URku I made the pin cushion and wristlet. :)

[@janidemaree9704]

So you only use one side of the magnet? Do you use the other side for anything else?

[@StreamlineSeamstress]

The magnets I use are metal on one side so it is not magnetic on the underside. :)

[@christycoulsey9970]

Love these ideas. I send my condolences. Do you have a suggestion on a good magnifier?

[@StreamlineSeamstress]

Hello there Christy, Thank you! I purchased this one for my mother and she loves it! amzn.to/2H2EzOj Be well my friend!

[@ellesmithfagan]

I think I may stop sewing at 500 - it's dragging for me - the masks will be needed for months yet - any ideas of ways to improve productivity?

[@StreamlineSeamstress]

You say that now - haha! I actually do have some great tips to share and those will be coming soon! Be well, thanks for the view!

[@ethelpepper]

Every time I use magnets to catch my pins, they get caught in m y scissors and damage them.

[@StreamlineSeamstress]

Interesting never had an issue with that.

[@judyemanuel9666]

Dawn, I love these ideas! Where exactly do you use the banana magnet? I’m thinking on your base of your machine?

[@StreamlineSeamstress]

My 'ladybug' magnetic pin cushion sits right in front of my machine, sometimes on it to the right of the needle and often travels to my cutting table! The one HACK I cannot live without! Thanks for watching! Be well!

[@jameelaalfares6005]

🌸❤️💕😍❤️

[@StreamlineSeamstress]

Thank you!!

[@Zaba_be]

Are you related to Steve?

[@StreamlineSeamstress]

Hello Jana, Steve is my husband's cousin if you're talking about the Takacs family from McKeesport PA. If not, then no I am not. Be well, thanks for watching!

[@lindaward5281]

Magnets and computer sewing machines don't work well together.

[@StreamlineSeamstress]

I imagine that to be true, I keep them on my wristlet or pin cushion; not on my machine! It can mess with your bobbin casing as well!

[@wonderwomanx1268]

You’re a natural born teacher Dawn, with your soothing voice and warm disposition. Thank you for this useful and easy to follow tutorial. I’m getting back to sewing from Home Economics after 40 years lol. These small projects will be perfect for me to get back into the swing of it, thank you so much.

[@StreamlineSeamstress]

Thank you so much! Considering your resume, that means so much to me! I truly appreciate your message. Good luck getting back into it and remember is like riding a bike! Be well, and thanks for watching & subscribing! 🙂