Tutorial 22 Beginning Sewing Series Make it Sew - How to sew Facings by Sure-Fit Designs™

[@ogoamaka67]

You are a great teacher. Thank you.

[@vasilikipappa9804]

Thank you for your detailed information you give to us all. Please keep on . Creation is everything!!

[@ewan2734]

Thank you to add this part ....you answer so fast for every question . love it.

[@debbiechittick4755]

Thank you Glenda! You are so inspirational. I hope to one day be 1/2 as good as you.

[@doreentarry8819]

Love your tutorials. Thank you x

[@surefitdesigns]

You are most welcome.

[@phyllisgordon6577]

Thanks for the tutorial. I never could at it right.

[@monaadwan5557]

Very helpful.....I love it. Thanks

[@vivashierejoice2426]

Very nice

[@youngmanmary2918]

You are so wonderful.Can't wait to learn from you each day. Soon I may order your kit to learn even more. Thank you so much

[@surefitdesigns]

Mary, You are most welcome.

[@nasimussaba1510]

Thank u dear

[@barbf8628]

I am grateful for your teaching. My learning to sew in 4-H was many years ago, and I was a poor student! Why do RTW garments so frequently NOT have facings?

[@surefitdesigns]

It's one less expense - they can manufacture for less cost.

[@Suzeequ]

Question. I’m using cotton fabric to create a pajama top. I’m putting in the facing around the neckline. I’ve followed the directions in this video but at the end, after sewing the under stitch and pressing again it doesn’t want to completely lay flat. I feel that when it’s washed the facing will curl up and I’ll have to iron every time I wear it. Any suggestions? Could it be because I didn’t put the facing in before I sewed the bodice and sleeves? I’m using a regular Brother sewing machine. The last resort is to see it down all the way around to the bodice so it won’t curl up. Thank you! I love your videos.

[@surefitdesigns]

Suzanne Salzman - If it doesn't lay flat now, it most likely won't after being washed. My solution is exactly the same as yours - sew it down following the curve of the facing and call it 'good'. Some fabrics just don't want to lay flat on the inside and stitching it down is about the only solution I know of except for bonding the facing to the outer fabric and we typically don't do that.

[@rosangelaaparecidasoares7134]

Boa noite. Amei sua explicação,porém aprendi vendo apenas,pois não falo em inglês e não encontrei em seus vídeos a opção de legendas. Ajude me por favor a entender mais. Deixe a opçao de legenda por favor. Desde já agradeço

[@maria54172]

I like it.thank you so much

[@shakeshi]

Very informative videos but it's not necessary to stay stitch it first so the curve won't be distorted or stretch?

[@surefitdesigns]

Sha' Cole just so you know...Yes, you can definitely staystitch the curve first for stability and to prevent stretching. I likely did that on the neckline, but with the facing, it's been stabilized with interfacing so you should have to do that...but you can if you want to.

[@lokitanu8182]

very easy to learn

[@kevinmurakami429]

Hi Brenda, what do you call the ironing thing ? Kevin

[@ewan2734]

Hello you need add to this part automatic pass to part 23 otherwise pass to other block about blouse.

[@dodosh3297]

Great

[@aichabodchich2442]

tanks for this tutoral

[@surefitdesigns]

Thank you all for your feedback and comments.

[@brindabellabella2354]

Clear. H'ever was that outer curve of facing+fusing, just zigzagged as a finish.

[@lokitanu8182]

very nice mam

[@tranianh3384]

Your voice is very beautiful

[@vivashierejoice2426]

Very nice