Sew perfectly crisp turns and tight curves

[@LearnMYOG]

Sewing tight curves is especially tough for beginners. If you've been struggling, here's the tips & tricks that result in a pro-level result 🔥

[@elconquistador932]

This helps a lot. Im only a couple years in so I'm still learning the stupid simple stuff. My other MYOG dude quit doing his videos so I'm really glad I stumbled across your channel. Thanks! Subscribed.

[@LearnMYOG]

Glad I could help!

[@safisbaba]

Great tip and explanation thanks

[@MrDynamik1]

Killer trick with the masking tape. Little moves like this make big changes in quality over the course of an entire project, good stuff!

[@LearnMYOG]

Ya not sure where I picked that up but it definitely helps get those clean curves!

[@caitlinchung4566]

I have been sewing at a beginner level for a few years now and never figured this out! Thanks so much, this is game changing!

[@LearnMYOG]

You’ll be cooking now!

[@GrantSR]

This one was a really good video. Clear, thorough, and to the point. The contrasting fabrics made it easy to see what you were doing.

[@marissamelvin5249]

I want to try making bags, so this is going to be very helpful

[@petrasbodyworks2448]

Thanks. You're a great teacher. I subscribed.

[@evonnebutikofer9863]

Thank you for taking the time to share! Great video

[@WV591]

best tutorials on tube

[@saltytactical8721]

Awesome video I was struggling to figure out a solution for this

[@LearnMYOG]

practice practice!

[@jacksonjibit]

Thank you for the tips. Now I know how to do it.. Thank you

[@alexkwanchuncheung2254]

I’m struggling and now you shown me the way! thanks!

[@LearnMYOG]

Practice practice

[@Jbmongold]

Top Tip! I'm going to attempt your fanny pack and these relief cuts will be super helpful!

[@LearnMYOG]

Get after it!

[@janwijbrand]

This is helpful!

[@LearnMYOG]

Glad you think so!

[@abl5516]

Oh wow this gold ! Thanks for sharing...sooo cleannn

[@heywoodlittle5439]

This is awesome! I would love to see more tips and tricks in the future, saving this for later

[@LearnMYOG]

More to come!

[@nenoschamany616]

Oh thanks mate that was an awesome tutorial

[@LearnMYOG]

Glad it helped

[@santomuro]

Loving these tutorials mate! Keep it up :))

[@LearnMYOG]

Planning a few more at least!

[@MikhailKoslowski]

Thanks for these clear instructions and demonstrations!

[@LearnMYOG]

Glad it was helpful!

[@kilo_kilo]

super helpful

[@C_U_R_I_E_L]

Another helpful video A+

[@zipworks]

Great job 👍

[@LearnMYOG]

Thank you! Cheers!

[@elconquistador932]

PS: Can you do a video showing tight radiuses with binding tape and or Grosgrain?

[@LearnMYOG]

I use a binding attachment with seam binding tape. Sewing tight radii with grosgrain will not result in a clean finish. Use a bias binding tape instead.

[@LeakyWadersAdventureClub]

thank you for this video

[@astronaft2]

Thank you. Amazing.

[@starwaves1993]

Doing curves with thicker material like canvas is more difficult than with the thinner fabric you are using. Also after many tries to perfect the skill I still cant figure out how to turn the material under around the curve. I’m wondering if my walking foot sewing machine is the issue. You don’t seem to use a walking foot machine in your video.

[@dontthrowrocksatmonkeys8651]

What is the burgundy color fabric?

[@thomaskatter6836]

Hey @LearnMYOG ! your videos have been very helpful. However, I was wondering if you could make a video regarding how to sew ripstop nylon? I'm making a backpack but before I dive in I have been making smaller projects with the materials I want to use. Ripstop nylon has me stumped. I can't sew ripstop onto ripstop for reasons unknown (hence why I asked for a video on the topic), so my solution currently is to attach a liner to all ripstop pieces. Help would be nice, please.; I am using 100% nylon thread, tension has been 5 with the liners underneath each ripstop piece, and I have tried both a Jean (100/16) & Microtex (90/14) needle. My guess would be I need to play with the tension? Although I've already played with it a lot and can't find the solution there, next is maybe I need a skinnier needle? and lastly, maybe I need tear-off backing although I don't see you use backing ever. Please let me know if you have any suggestions. Thank you.

[@LearnMYOG]

Recommend posting at r/myog subreddit with photos and more info for help. Sounds like you may have the wrong needle/thread or machine settings. While ripstop is somewhat slippery, it should sew easily.

[@st3pbackandpullup]

Hi, thank you for the video and for the awesome channel! Question: does this method work even for angles that are bigger than 90 degrees? I have tried it and although doesn't look too bad I still get a tiny bit of fabric crimped.

[@LearnMYOG]

Just keep practicing and ensure the two panels are sized correctly. Also add balance notches to confirm alignment as you go.

[@RetiredAdventurers]

On the corners, where do you cut the relief cut? Is it 3/8 of an inch from the corner? Thx

[@LearnMYOG]

@@RetiredAdventurers sink your needle at the pivot point. Make a small cut perpendicular the seam allowance pointed at your needle. Don’t cut into the seam line.