Sewing Crystals or Beads onto Garment

[@MarielikestoCrochet]

This is what I was thinking of in theory so I’m glad I was right. Thank you

[@kipperlane8959]

Very beautiful work.👌 Thanks for sharing!

[@HyunaJo]

Thank you so much! It helps me a lot!

[@tinagallagher9803]

Iv been doing this with second hand jumpers for winter.

[@lorrainemcghee6715]

Thank you for helping me do this.

[@901ara]

Very helpful thank you!!

[@modastrass5780]

great instructional video

[@gokulraj2734]

I am a beginner it helped me a lot 💎

[@sharewithbeverly]

I have a suit to knot like this but after the work i felt insecured with the job cause the knoting at the back made it unprofessional what can i do to knot my work well to not fall out yet not come out at the back. It is ever possible with hand beading in such bead

[@christinamannino]

what type of thread do you recommend?

[@wajeehasana2595]

Beautiful

[@onilonil1110]

Would be helpful if I could actually see the thread

[@irened.]

I'm sorry but I do not understand: HOW on Earth does the pearl stay?? First off why does this video start in the middle, without showing the thread etc that you're using? Is this fishing wire?? Clear nylon thread? Can't use cotton? So ok, once you secured your thread to the sweater and you pass it onto the pearl, I do not understand: HOW do you sew again? If you pass the same thread thru the hole the other way, the pearl falls off. So how? Do you just go AROUND the pearl, with the thread showing? Is that why you use invisible thread?? Surely professionals don't do that? Please people with tutorials: INTRO, MATERIALS and NEEDED CLOSEUPS with detailed explanation. Person below me: no, *I* am a beginner. if you were one you'd not understand this either! :-/

[@tatatacheese]

This person is doing a video for free and instead of experimenting your thread , bead, etc choice yourself you expect everything being spoon fed? There's also no standard to a making a tutorial video. If you really don't like it, perhaps you can make a better video. Perhaps you're just a different kind of learner because I can understand it perfectly well

[@irened.]

@@tatatacheese Seriously?? This is what you choose to do during the CHRISTMAS SEASON, attack other users online!? Did I address you!? Do me a favor: sit on your hands the next time your raging explosive temper strikes, and until it passes and stay away from the internet and from my comments!

[@tatatacheese]

@@irened. Lol 'raging explosive temper strikes' huh, all this coming from the one that's actually raging. You know what Karen, don't be cheap and go pay to learn

[@gotta-date-with-hate]

@@tatatacheese for beginners who have never sewn before, sometimes they need to be spoon fed. Just because you were able to understand, doesn't mean everyone else will understand. If someone is going to put a tutorial video type on KZbin title "Sewing Crystals on Garments" a reasonable expects the video to actually show a viewer "how to sew". However, if this was a video designed for an intermediate and advanced seamstress, than the video should annotate that in the headline. But to post a "How To" video designed for someone who actively sews, is misleading. At the very least, don't ever mock someone else for asking a questing simply because you were able to understand and they weren't. Hopefully you weren't the same type of child in school who would laugh at other kids for asking questions or make fun of people because they asked what you deem is a "stupid question." Shame on you for mocking someone else who learns different than you do. Everyone learns different and nobody should ever be afraid to ask a question. Why the owner of the video didn't remove your comment is puzzling? You comment could have prevented many other viewers from posting a question out of fear of being talked down upon for not understanding. I was going to subscribe to this channel until I saw your response but decided I didn't want to subscribe to a channel where you couldn't ask questions or disagree with video. Hopefully the poster realizes anyone and everyone can upload to KZbin and record someone doing something and post it as if it is a "tutorial". OP needs to change the title to "Watch someone sew"

[@tatatacheese]

@@gotta-date-with-hate What's puzzling is that no one taught y'all how to write/ask in a proper manner. Capital words and extra question marks brings different tones and manners. I don't feel shame when I'm not the one acting like a Karen, and I'm also not the one siding with entitlement.