Chit Chat and Sewing a Clutch made from Scraps, A Sewing Tutorial

Today I have another "scrap" project. A few weeks ago I made several sunglass cases out of Island Batik fabric. The leftover scraps were used to make this week's project...a clutch with a detachable strap. Enjoy!
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[@sherryt9569]

Metallic thread should be vertical on your machine and a needle specific to that thread. Shabby Fabrics KZbin channel has a good video on how to sew with metallic thread. Love your projects.

[@stitchesbyjulia]

Thanks for the tip!

[@chrislittebrant5235]

Hi Julia, Some friends mentioned putting metallic (like fishing line) thread in the freezer for a while before sewing with it. I haven’t tried it personally, but these girls have used it often. I always look forward to seeing your makes 🥰👍💗 Have fun and stay safe, 💜 Chris-Raleigh NC

[@stitchesbyjulia]

Great tip! Thanks you so much for watching, Julia

[@chrislittebrant5235]

You’re welcome Julia 😀👍👏

[@elizabethvillemarette4985]

Julia, put your spool on the spindle, then take the end of the thread and thread a regular needle on it then push that through a piece of styrafoam 2x2in ( I used broken piece of a styra. cup) then remember the reb, needle and continue threading your machine in the reg. way . The styrafoam will be btween the the spindle and the second station to finish threading your machine. Ir's hard to explain but it works and also with transparent thread. The styrafoam helps by keeping the thread from twisting as it goes to the second place you have to thread. Good luck. Can't remember who suggested this.I hope this helps you. I love your shows and have seen just about all of them.

[@katherinekellerman9144]

I have great luck with metallic thread, I apply about 3 to 4 lines vertically using Sewers Aid, apply each day you use that spool.

[@charlotted6247]

Your projects are always so positive and happy creative little jewels. I am always excited to see what you will do next !! Continue to stay safe and healthy!!

[@stitchesbyjulia]

Thanks so much for your encouraging words! It's viewers like you that keep me going :)

[@pattiburchwell257]

Love this project! I love having a lot of black for contrast! Thank you ☺️

[@Phyllis-nk5ji]

Happy to hear that you got your shop open. Smart to keep all your things outdoors, under your canopy. About metallic thread. I've sewn quite a bit with Ricky Timm's Razzle Dazzle metallic thread and found that if I hand wind the bobbin (or use a little bobbin winder machine) and sew your work upside down, using the bobbin thread like your top thread, it works fine. I have a drop in bobbin that helps, but if you keep a special bobbin holder set aside to use for this work and loosen the tension screw it should work just fine.

[@QuiltingWithMeSew]

Such a fun scrappy clutch! Can't wait to make one, thank you Julia :)

[@crystal-jeanroat2885]

Metallic thread- Definitely use a Schmetz Metallica needle, and regular sewing thread in the bobbin. You need the larger eye in the needle to allow thread to glide easily. You can add ‘Sewers Aid’ to the thread spool… few drops right on the spool of thread evenly along the length of the spool… it smooths the thread to reduce friction. It is also best to go slower than you normally would and work from a cold machine. When the machine warms up (including the thread guides) it can start to make the thread melt and get sticky. You want to do all you can to reduce friction, so loosening the thread tension is sometimes also necessary. Your videos are inspiring… thanks for sharing your processes. :-)

[@stitchesbyjulia]

Thanks so much for all your hints!

[@madhattersoriginal6258]

Julia, I missed you Dahling 😘 Metallic thread tips..., slow your machine down or lengthen your stitch or vertical spool holder. 1 or all work for me on my Babylock Unity and Accord machines. I never bother with a special needle. Hugs Kate in NY🙃

[@mamakovi4309]

Glad your back and safe. The thread director from Shabby Fabrics works well for metallic threads. I’m always looking for creative and small projects, and boy do you deliver. Thanks for sharing

[@stitchesbyjulia]

Hi, I am so glad you are enjoying my projects:) Thanks for the tip on the "thread director" . Several have mentioned it and I have never heard of it. I knew my viewers would come through for me!

[@cjhertogs]

Hi Julia! I’ve had some success with metallic thread using a few different “tricks”. 1) try using invisible thread (mine was embroidery bobbin thread) with your metallic thread. Essentially you have two threads going through one needle. This works for me 2) change your tension - play around on scrap fabric and adjust the tension quite a bit making the top thread looser. 3). Use stabilizer behind your fabric and see if that helps. Good luck!

[@craftymystic4868]

Julia, there are Metallica needles, made for metallic threads. Also Madeira has a gold colored thread that looks metallic and I use that instead, color #1791. Coats and Clark’s metallic worthless. Use Superior threads or Aurifil only. The rest, including Sulky, are fraught with weaknesses. Loosen top tension and lengthen

[@stitchesbyjulia]

Thank you so much for all your help:)

[@joydavis3089]

That is just so stinking cute!!! The Sun really made it pop. Thanks so much for sharing.

[@gailzyla4841]

Thread director is a game changer for metallic thread!

[@stitchesbyjulia]

HI, I have never heard of this but several have mentioned it. (I'm always late to the party:)

[@gailzyla4841]

Well, I think you always get the party started, Julia! Thank you so much for all you do! I absolutely love your channel. I just ordered the little hardware I need to make those button zipper pulls you featured a week or two ago. You are so creative! I love vintage buttons, linens, paper, etc., and you always have such great ideas! Stay safe and keep those videos coming!!

[@reneebylund6318]

This is my fool proof method I would teach in my decorative thread class: 1. metallic needle from schmetz -a must have has a larger eye and cuts down on thread splintering and breakage. 2. A few drops of Sewer’s Aid - a true miracle!! this Prym- Dritz product is a silicone liquid that cuts down an the twisting and tangling of the thread as it feeds through the machine. 3. Reduce needle tension by about 2 settings, 4. Depending on the machine some people find a thread net helps to facilitate a more even flow of the thread. Generally I find the Sewer’s aid does the trick and most people do not need a thread net. 5. Sew more slowly and I constantly monitor how the thread is feeding. The above steps have allowed me to sew even with the most challenging metallic foil thread. I love sewing with my metallic threads in both my machine and my serger! I hope some of these tips help.

[@stitchesbyjulia]

Thank you so much for your information! I am going to copy this into my sewing notebook. Julia

[@reneebylund6318]

@@stitchesbyjuliaAdditional Tip on using the Sewers aid: hold spool horizontally put a couple drops over thread and rub it over the thread on the spool and then place the spool on your machine. If you have a sewing machine or most sergers which only provides a vertical spool pin feed option you will need a thread net.

[@karencatsimanes4454]

When using metallic thread, I have always used a needle with a larger hole, loosen my top tension, and run a bead of "Sewers Aid" across my spool of metallic thread. Has always worked great.

[@stitchesbyjulia]

Thanks for the tips Karen!

[@nancygreer2263]

What a great project 💕 And a sweet surprise to actually see the face behind the voice😀 I actually bought a scrap of that black and white fabric at my quilting shop the other day and have a ton of batik scraps guess I have to add this to my project list!💯 thanks again for another amazing project and good luck with your shop I can’t wait to see that video...

[@maryrickles9717]

I'm inspired ~ also have a bunch of batik scraps from years ago. Time to start making. I have same problem with metallic and generally just hand sew with them using very short lengths. Take care and keep making videos to keep us inspired and busy sewing!

[@debbie1016]

Beautiful. I love it. You are so creative. I am glad I found your channel. Thank you for sharing your creative spirit.

[@stitchesbyjulia]

I'm so glad you found my channel too! Thanks for watching. Julia

[@debbiegunn4487]

Colorful, whimsical, unique, functional and brings a smile to my face. Thank you for sharing your creative ideas.

[@rickiquilt]

Such a sweet bag...I love your work...

[@stitchesbyjulia]

Thanks so much 😊

[@jackiekasian7537]

Hi Julia, I've read that vertical is best with a felt pad under the spool and metallic needle. Thank you for all the videos you share, greatly appreciated.

[@stitchesbyjulia]

Thanks Jackie, I'm compiling everyone's suggestions and have gotten a lot of helpful ideas.

[@leeannqh]

Use a Metafil needle they are designed for metallic thread and cause less breakage. Some threads like to be vertical some horizontal depending on if they are twisted on the spool or wind straight. Stitch slower than other threads & sewers aid (silicon thread conditioner)would probably help too.

[@stitchesbyjulia]

Thank you so much for all your tips!

[@creativelady7]

On the metallic thread...I have embroidered with a machine for many years. I use a single thread stand so that it has plenty of length to unwind and untwist loosely before it reaches the machine. And make sure the thread is unwinding off the spool on the right direction that it won't twist more. And always use a needle meant for metallic thread. And sewing at a slower speed will also help. Good luck.😊

[@stitchesbyjulia]

Thanks so much for your hints and tricks! And for sharing:) Julia

[@sheilaisom194]

Julia, I just love your work! We have recently moved and now I have about a 10' x 10' space I can call my very own sewing room, yeah!!! Love this little bag, am planning on making it very soon, hopefully. I have so much catching up to do on baby gifts I might not get to see it until later. I have large bags of scraps that I need to do something with. You're the best, I'm so glad I've found you on KZbin. Praying for you as you work in your summer shop, I know that is probably challenging right now. God Bless you!

[@pamketron]

Hi Julia - Such a nice surprise seeing your smiling face!!! Glad you finally got to open your shop. Lots of work but I know you love that place. This is such a clever way to use batiks!!! Your purse turned out adorable. Will have to give this a try. Stay safe sweetie. Love & Hugs☀️💕🦋🌸🐝

[@stitchesbyjulia]

Hi Pam, Can't believe July is here already-where has our summer gone? My shop is finally open but things are different. We will push through:) Have a safe 4th, Julia

[@robindonnelly]

I can't tell you how much I love this!!! I would have bought this for myself in about two seconds! The sayings are perfect for me. Darn it! I love your creations. So inspiring!

[@EpicPadfoot42]

Beautiful Julia! Great job, unique and creative. You gave me so many ideas (as always). Waiting for the tour of the flea market with your creations. Congrats. Be always safe

[@stitchesbyjulia]

Thanks so much! 😊

[@loridavila9808]

The thread director works for metallic thread! You look beautiful. I will watch the rest of your video later.

[@stitchesbyjulia]

HI Lori, Several have mentioned the thread director, I will be looking into it. ( I have never heard of it but I'm always late to the party LOL) Have a safe 4th. Julia

[@cherylramey3948]

Love this little pouch....so cute.

[@Dulceknits]

❤️❤️❤️I super enjoyed this project Julia. It’s so easy to follow this tutorial. Thank you so much❤️❤️❤️

[@jeanwestackroyd2966]

Hi Julia, lovely to see you again ! Always look forward to your videos. Plenty of help there with metallics, not used them myself. Love that clutch ! Thankyou for sharing, enjoyed seeing you and your project. Stay well.

[@vivsalittlebitcrafty4854]

Thank you so much, I have really enjoyed your channel, especially during these awful times. I think your crafting style is so unique and just plain fabulous. I hope you continue to stay safe, sending warmest wishes from a dreary, wet and cold England.

[@Millie.Daze.]

I love how this turned out! I also enjoyed the button dangle tutorial❤

[@stitchesbyjulia]

Hi Millie, Glad you liked the button dangle tutorial! I have so many shank buttons and this is a great use for them. :)

[@Millie.Daze.]

@@stitchesbyjulia I have a lot too! I need to buy the "dangler" 🤣😂 Do you have a good source?

[@handmadewithlovebytraceyan3289]

Probably been sugested lol I haven't read comments,but a needle for metallic thread will make a huge difference,they eyes bigger so it doesn't snag, I got very frustrated b4 I changed out the needle, only got very small amount of stitching done before my machine cracked a tantrum lol

[@IlFantamondodiPatty]

Thank to you Julia for another super project. I love it a lot.😘

[@stitchesbyjulia]

You’re welcome 😊

[@judyandersen3842]

Hi Julia, I do not have a lot of luck with metallic thread either but, I was told to use a product that was a type of lubricant for using metallic threads. I was reluctant to use it for fear the product would gum up my machine but it didn’t seem to hurt anything. I will have to search and see if I have any left. It’s been a long time since I used metallic threads...if I find the name of it I will send it to you! Thank you for sharing your fun projects! Big hugs, Judy

[@diane2941]

Hi Julia! I've enjoyed several of your videos. It was nice to see you. Thank you.

[@sharondavidson7072]

Everything you make is super cool!

[@stitchesbyjulia]

Hi Sharon, Thank you so much for watching and always taking the time to comment. It means so much! Julia

[@fayejones6740]

As always I enjoy your work

[@iHanna]

Great tutorial, easy to follow along! Thanks!

[@rachelburgener819]

Hey there Julia: I’m happy that you got to open your shop, sounds like it was good to get back at it!!! I’ve only used metallic thread for hand embroidery, let me tell you it took some getting used to; so on a machine I would think the same. I’ll be curious to know the knowledge that is shared from this. Your project is darling, on the easy level and so cheery, I Love it! Thank you ❤️😀

[@stitchesbyjulia]

Hi Rachel, I have gotten lots of great hints on the metallic threads. I hope to compile a list and have it on my blog. Thanks so much for watching, Julia

[@rachaelhunter1628]

Hi Julia As said before upright spool is best also a needle with a large eye so the thread doesn’t shred you can get needles specific or I have also used Topstitch needles And thank you for all your amazing videos Rachael 🧚‍♀️

[@stitchesbyjulia]

Thanks for sharing!

[@rosalindhendricks6337]

I’ve watched a man from India load the metallic thread on the bobbin and stitch on the wrong side. He used regular thread on the top of the machine through the needle. Worth a try.

[@stitchesbyjulia]

Thanks so much for the tip. I have done bobbin work but have never tried metallic threads.

[@MimiMakesStuff]

KingStar metallic thread and a metallic needle. I always had trouble until I started using KingStar.

[@shereeblack5706]

I would also recommend KingStar metallic thread. 👍🏻 I always enjoy your videos. You do amazing work!

[@stitchesbyjulia]

Hi Eyleen, thanks so much for the tip on the thread. I will be looking at it. Julia

[@carolmarlatt3834]

Great tutorial You are such a good teacher!

[@elizabethsawyer5906]

Loved this pouch! Thank you Julia💕

[@kellyhipkins5616]

Wow you are so amazing and very inspiring.

[@pamelafloyd5765]

Glad u got to open your shop.

[@stitchesbyjulia]

Me too!

[@jenniferlewis5133]

Julia, I too was having probs with metalic thread until i started winding the bobbin by hand, then it worked, you could try that, ALSO ensure the eye of your needle is large enough for the thread to pass through freely thus preventing snags! xx

[@carolyoung3793]

Love this clutch , such a lovely idea for girly gifts xx

[@esteladelacruz8825]

Nice to see you again! You did it again that’s a wonderful pouch! Thanks!

[@shellyclinton2995]

i will have to make one for myself thanks for sharing

[@marianrooth9514]

I think I was told to let it unfold the way it’s on the spool. Most mettalic thread should unwind from a horizontal position rather than vertical. So great to see you. Thanks for sharing.

[@stitchesbyjulia]

Hi Marian, Thanks for the tips, Stay cool down there! Julia

[@anitamchale9699]

Love your videos , such awesome ideas.

[@barbaracranford527]

Use your thread stand, and move it a little way away from the machine so the thread has chance to unkink, and definitely use a metallic needle. The wrong needle or old needle causes a large percentage of stitching problems. Thanks for all your happy videos....

[@stitchesbyjulia]

Thanks for the info!

[@nannykat1057]

GREAT tutorial and a very nice project! Thank you for clear instructions.

[@conniesmith3169]

You are so talented. I love your projects. I want to try to free hand sew on my sewing machine. I need to see if I even have a foot for it. Thanks for inspiring my imagination. 💜

[@kimjordan732]

What a beautiful clutch purse. Your so talented. I’ve not had much luck with metallic but it seems you have some great comments. Thanks for share. 😊

[@michelleg773]

Very pretty..... TFS......

[@stitchesbyjulia]

Thank you! 😊

[@melindafuhrer3820]

You are so talented, thank you for sharing with us.

[@dianneeverett1633]

Such a cute and fun looking little bag.

[@ginaguerrero2845]

Love this!!

[@midgelewis4981]

Thank you for sharing all your creativity! Such inspiration!

[@stitchesbyjulia]

You are so welcome!

[@CindyCSews]

From a class I took: Specialty Thread Spool Pin Adapter by The Thread a Director. 90 Metallic needle . Bobbin thread is Bottom Line. Set the top tension to #1 and speed to 350 ( this is lowest speed on a Brother). The thread needs to come off horizontally so that it won't twist which is what The Thread Director will do.

[@stitchesbyjulia]

Thanks so much for your help!

[@dianaschon4185]

Hi, Julia! I really enjoyed this tutorial! I probably will try to make one similar, and add a shoulder strap.

[@arunamene5609]

Absolutely loved this project Julia. Will try it today! 👌

[@Mickey28252]

Make sure you use a "metallic needle". My machine Dr explained to me when I was having trouble that the needle has a larger hole so the thread goes deeper in to the fabric and they don't heat up as quick which breaks the thread. .Also go a bit slower when sewing this helps to keep the heat down. Hope this helps

[@stitchesbyjulia]

Thanks for the tip!

[@karenhornberger7236]

I add a couple of drops of”All Purpose Thread Lubricant “ by Alphasew to my spools of metallic thread that shred. I sew slower and use a metallic needle. I have a couple of brands of the thread and they each act differently. I guess I’m saying , I learn the brand and then do the fiddling that the brand requires. I do think I’ll be trying some of the ideas presented here. I particularly like the idea of adding another thread especially an invisible thread. That will be my first experiment. Happy sewing. I do hope you show some of the projects you add metallic thread to. Love to see your artistic flair.

[@bossandcharlie]

Love this project Julia!

[@gabic5500]

Yvery nice, trank you 👍🏻🙋🏼

[@myrtistrexler7037]

I use Kingstar metallic thread on my embroidery machine.....no problems. It comes from DIME embroidery.. I use it on my regular machine to. Hope that helps

[@stitchesbyjulia]

Thanks so much for your hints!

[@franciscamorales9637]

Precioso gracias

[@pokagal7335]

Yes, if you load the bobbin only with the metallic threat and adjust the bobbin tension (with the bobbin tension screw), you will be sewing metallic thread all day.

[@stitchesbyjulia]

I will try this! I've put embroidery thread and satin cording in my bobbin- it's fun!

[@carriemercer7940]

I loved seeing your storefront. Maybe I can stop by sometime if it’s not too far from the twin cities?

[@stitchesbyjulia]

Hi, It's a ways from the twin cities- in Detroit Lakes. Thanks so much for watching! Julia

[@brendadavis4254]

Use a needle with a larger eye and use the micro needle or the ones with stretch needle. Then use an embroidery thread on the bobbin and loosen your tension I have done a lot of application sewing with metallic thread and have had great success. You will occasionally have a fraying because some of the thread has weak spots in it.

[@stitchesbyjulia]

Hi Brenda, Thank you so much for your tips and help!

[@brendadavis4254]

@@stitchesbyjulia you are very welcome i have been sewing and teaching most of my life . I started sewing at 5 years old and an 72 now and still sewing for the public. I have made over 1300 mask for the Prisons churches hospitals doctors offices and the public, free of charge....sewing has mostly consumed my life but I love it and craft works as well.

[@fabricdragon]

i know it should be vertical like embroidery floss- and you should use an embroidery needle... but to be honest in my personal case? i only use metallic from Wonderfil t sew with- the rest i only use for couching or in bobbin work

[@VicLynn5522]

Make sure to use metallic (schmedtz) needles and not to tight of tension. Also, it matters which way your thread unwinds. Keep the needles changed as needed. I have used this process for years and never a problem. Also, using serger thread such as Gutterman tex 100 in the bobbin works better too. Cotton fabric is always better to use, Not heavy weight. I hope this helps.

[@stitchesbyjulia]

Thanks for the tips!

[@VicLynn5522]

@@stitchesbyjulia I really hope they help. this can get on a person's nerves at time...LOL 25 years of bridal sewing...well, you can imagine the rest . Have a great day. I enjoy your stuff. Great work

[@trishchaney7212]

I hand quilt! Wish I could help!❤️❤️❤️

[@CarolynHalbur]

Did u get any good suggestions for using metallic thread?

[@stitchesbyjulia]

Hi Carolyn, Yes, I have gotten many great tips. I will be compiling all of them and doing a blog post on Metallics.

[@gloriangarner9146]

There is a correct size to use with metallic and I know an embroider who uses silk thread with it

[@migdaliaortiz4897]

Julia i havw Tshirts as a uniform for work. I'm a senior and do not want to pull Tshirt over my face after work. Ecex staff wear shirts. Id like to reinforce Tshirt where I will cut it to make a front opening. What would i use to support the Tshirt fabric cut.

[@rhondagentry5253]

Hi Julia, love love love that little clutch it’s beautiful! Love all of the stuff you make!!! Did you ever get you a rotating mat yet? Stay safe! Xoxo 😘

[@stitchesbyjulia]

Hi Rhonda, I still have not gotten a rotating mat but it's still on my list! Thanks for watching, Julia

[@rhondagentry5253]

stitchesbyjulia you’re very welcome Julia! Oh ok.

[@carriemercer3224]

i have used Sulky's Holoshimmer thread with some success and that might be due to the Sulky rep telling us the key is to use almost zero tension.

[@stitchesbyjulia]

Thanks for the info!

[@trishchaney7212]

❤️❤️❤️

[@kellyhipkins5616]

What stamps would you recommend and also ink. I bought the ink you have in a case but its not waterproof

[@janetwest8379]

Hi Julia, nice to see you as always. here is a tutorial on metallic thread, hope it helps .Christopher Nejman - Metallic Thread Tips For Your Sewing Machine

[@mtnlayde01]

Great video !!! Do you have a LINK to your Button Dangles ????

[@stitchesbyjulia]

Hi, Here is the link to the Button Dangle videokzbin.info/www/bejne/qZDci519bKeViJI. Thank so much for watching, Julia

[@jenniferfarsh675]

I have used 40 wt embroidery thread in colors that resemble metallic. I’m reading the comments for advice on real metallic as well!

[@elizabethvillemarette4985]

Julia, second sentence is suppose to read "remove the regular needle'. instead of "remember the reb".

[@sharoncason5342]

Go to Christer Neimen s site and he has lots of metallic thread info,sewing with it.You know the Christofer Newman that makes purses and is a hair dresser. I could tell you but I learned from him. Top stitch needle size 14,thread on thread stand,lower tension to 1. Never mind.. lol pleasecheck out his site. Very helpful. Let us know who helped you,when you get it,and you will just the right combination.

[@leslieinadress]

I lobe seeing your face !

[@TheVelvetKitten]

The needles used in machines for metallic threads are actually called … Metallica. haha

[@49lucky]

Ooohhh loved that group lol

[@Polkadotpup]

Hi Julia. Google Christopher Nejman on KZbin and metallic thread. He has an excellent tutorial on this subject. He’s a good source for a lot of sewing info. Let me know what you think.

[@stitchesbyjulia]

Thanks so much for this resource. Someone else has mentioned him as well. I will check it out.

[@mittylynholness7083]

There is some KZbin videos by Christopher Newman that might help u. Never try. Just learning free motion from u n Christopher’s video.

[@49lucky]

Me 2

[@susanrichey6039]

I have never liked metallic thread - it just doesn't seem like a sturdy thread. I don't think the bang is worth the buck, for me, but I might be missing something? When I want metallic I usually use paint or inks. But another YT raw edge applique artist that I have learned a LOT from is "Zazu's Stitch Art". Here is one you might like: kzbin.info/www/bejne/kGGqg3mklrOhpq8

[@MimiMakesStuff]

Do you wear a mask also?

[@stitchesbyjulia]

Yes I do.

[@juliebute905]

Use a thread bra and sew on slow speed.

[@rachelburgener819]

So what is a thread bra?!?!???

[@brendabiffibaldovino8306]

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