Stitching Up The Perfect Apron: A Diy Sewing Masterpiece! (Ep. 61)

[@SusanSmith-hl3iv]

❤❤❤❤❤ I’m already addicted to your channel after watching how to fix a baggy crotch and now this super apron. Count me as your newest big fan! I can’t wait to make one for a family member who has just taken up sewing in a big way. Her first project-aprons! Now she deserves a cute but functional apron to hold all her sewing needs. Love the cell phone pocket BTW. How clever. Thanks for an excellent video: great editing, lots of closeups, easy step-by-step directions. I appreciate your “mistakes” like finding out that it’s hard to open an area for the grommet on a table top. We learn from your mistakes too!😊 One last thing: are you sewing on an industrial sewing machine or a domestic? I can’t afford an industrial model, but it would be so handy for sewing thick areas like your pocket edges folded under.

[@robrobinson9281]

I’ve enjoyed so many of your videos. I’m a newbie to sewing at 72 years old. You ladies are so lovely and talented! Your communication is excellent, even a dummy like me can understand. One thing in particular I can share with you ( as you have shared so much with me ) is how to easily secure the ends of your poly or nylon webbing. You can take a cigarette lighter or something similar that can supply a small flame and lightly pass the flame over the freshly cut webbing . This will melt the edge and prevent fraying. This is how we did it to our military webb belts many years ago when I was a sailor. Thank you and God Bless!

[@polaruniformco1527]

You are a great presenter!

[@jayz0302]

great video! I like to use a scrap of a hard wood for cutting the hole so not to dull up the cutter

[@beatieswanepoel3004]

Thank you for this great video. This will make a fantastic gardening apron!❤

[@deborahdavey1743]

I keep a phone and a tissue for handkerchief. Sometimes I shove the end of a tea in there so I have something hanging down the front because I wear my apron to cook in when I make my own. I will actually add a hand towel to it thank you for offering us tenant in time.

[@louisecolligan8729]

Well done. Clear and concise. Love this video.

[@big_ted]

Great tutorial. Can’t wait to get started. Did you have the same weight thread in the bobbin?

[@sewshowwithshae]

Yes, always, matching thread weight on the top and bottom is very important for the tension.

[@abdallahbridja2651]

was wondering how to make aprons like yours, they're really handy.

[@pattyharp725]

Any ideas for cleaning crew?

[@sewshowwithshae]

I would imagine that the shape of this apron would work, however you’d definitely want a lighter weight and likely waterproof fabric.

[@NoName-qs6ei]

Do you offer sewing classes to American citizens? Or is just illegal immigrants.

[@sewshowwithshae]

Even better, we employ many Americans, regardless of where they are from.

[@geebee1689]

Lol😂

[@NoName-qs6ei]

@@sewshowwithshae That ain't what I asked.

[@BobbyRossFilm]

Wow dude. Just wow.