Installing a Zipper in Your Knitting, by Hand & Machine

[@debraraymer3386]

I searched on KZbin to find out how to put a zipper in my knitting, before I did the button bands (or zipper plackets). After watching this I planned my plackets to have a ditch to make it easier to put in the zipper. Thank you so much

[@cherabneha]

Same here ! Thankfully I saw it before knitting my sweater.. will have ditch in zipper. Placket 😀

[@GrandmaY]

I'm putting a zipper in a steeked Icelandic sweater (scary) and this was wonderfully helpful.

[@SuzanneBryan]

I so happy I can help your zipper endeavors be less scary! ❤️

[@eunique4819]

Hello! I also want to add a zipper instead of buttons to my first steeked Icelandic sweater. Any tips or instructions on how to finish the edges after steeking?

[@GrandmaY]

@@eunique4819 Hi Eunique - When I knitted this sweater, I made a few purl stitches where the steek would be. I machine stitched in that area on both sides to stabilize (before cutting). Then, after cutting, I carefully lined up the zipper close to the teeth so that the right sides (knitted steek & zipper) were together. Then basted like crazy to make sure that the design motifs were properly aligned. After machine stitching in place, I folded the front of the sweater so that the raw edges of the stitches were covered, and hand stitched the edge of the zipper to the inside of the sweater as invisibly as I could. I hope that helps.

[@TC-yv9jn]

I hate sewing but I have installed 3 zippers in my hand knits using your technique (by hand with basting tape) with perfect results. Thank you for being such a wonderful resource!

[@maetaylor2165]

Both zipper techniques are PERFECT. Thanks for sharing.

[@SuzanneBryan]

You are so welcome, Mae, thanks so much for the great feedback! ❤️

[@courag1]

I just finished an Aran pillow with a zipper vs. a button closure. I have to take out the zipper I put in as it rumpled. I added a chain of crocheting with crochet cotton and a No. 9 steel hook. Then sewed it in by hand with yarn. I will go get some double-sided tape tomorrow as that just looks great. Sometimes I’ve had success with this method on purses where I used Tunisian knit stitch as that does not stretch like actual knitting and that looks good. I think I got the crochet cotton too tight also. So glad, I looked for a video you did because, you’re the best. Glad to see others think so too.

[@SuzanneBryan]

Oh, yes that can be frustrating after all that work. Get the double sided tape used in quilting. It works great. Let me know how it turns out. Thank you so much for watching.

[@courag1]

@@SuzanneBryan I have knit now for 60 years, much more since retirement. There is always still more to learn with knitting. So if I have a problem I can’t solve, I look for your video on that subject.. Saves me time as I have found you are right about the best way to do things. You use knitting needles, but I am hooked. LOL!

[@courag1]

@@SuzanneBryan I got it to work with basting, I posted a picture to your Ravelry group. I am sallybode there. Wanted to ask, about that tape, want to get some but what happens when you wash the project, does the tape dissolve? One does called “Sew Easy”, not at Joann.com but at Amazon. Is that the kind to get? What Joann carries says it is not washable.

[@SuzanneBryan]

Here is an example of the type of tape to use - www.walmart.com/ip/TINKER-Adhesive-Tape-Quilting-Sewing-Tape-Double-Sided-Quilt-Tape-For-DIY-Crafts-1-Roll/231917577

[@MichelleMonstera]

Suzanne, this was an amazing tutorial. Thank you so much!! ♥️♥️♥️

[@SuzanneBryan]

I'm glad it was helpful!

[@nonac3994]

I have found it very hard to find information on this topic, so this is much appreciated!

[@SuzanneBryan]

I'm glad it was helpful, Nona! Thanks for watching!

[@pjenkins8206]

Such a wonderful tutorial!. Clear and concise and beautifully photographed. Inspired teaching.

[@marciaslager399]

Thanks so much for this video. I hand stitched my zipper in using the double stick tape. It turned out beautiful! Your video was a lifesaver - so much good information….

[@SuzanneBryan]

I'm happy to help, Marcia! Thanks for watching and sharing your experience! ❤️

[@marchair]

Yours is the BEST knitting channel I’ve ever come across. Excellent explanations, fabulous close-ups, and great sound quality. Thanks, Suzanne!

[@SuzanneBryan]

Thank you March Air! Happy knitting. Be sure to check out my new channel for live-streaming - Suzanne - Off the Cuff kzbin.info/door/QBgFUvQzjz1RUm9NsgEA1A

[@zsuzsannafazakas6672]

Agree 👍 😊

[@maetaylor2165]

SUZANNE you are GREAT! Your instructions are "spot on." Thanks for sharing your expertise.

[@SuzanneBryan]

❤️

[@AnExpatKnits]

I just LOVE your tutorials. Hands down the best I’ve ever encountered. Thank you so much for sharing your knowledge.

[@SuzanneBryan]

Wow, thank you!

[@friedmansfresh]

I just sewed a zipper on a cardigan for the first time using this tape and method. Beautiful!!! Ty

[@SuzanneBryan]

Wonderful!

[@cholseykate5082]

Double sided tape!! It's a zipper miracle! Thank you so much!

[@SuzanneBryan]

Glad I could help!

[@annegilbert1389]

Please, what brand/type of double sided tape do you use? I am knitting on Irish wool...

[@judyperodeau8111]

Thank you soooo much for this tutorial Suzanne. Your instructions are clear and concise and now it’s time for me to do it!!!😊👍

[@SuzanneBryan]

Thank you Judy Perodeau! Happy knitting. Be sure to check out my new channel for live-streaming - Suzanne - Off the Cuff kzbin.info/door/QBgFUvQzjz1RUm9NsgEA1A

[@arlaschmaltz2821]

Love your videos!!! Your sewing machine is like mine (also purchased in 1972)! And I wouldn't have any other. Thank you for all the time that you spend making these tutorials. Blessings!

[@SuzanneBryan]

Thank you! Happy knitting.

[@Dani68ABminus]

You are a wonderful teacher, Suzanne. What a wealth of great techniques to add to my tool box. Thank you!

[@lindawatt1791]

Thank you for this video. Very clear instructions.

[@SuzanneBryan]

You are so welcome, Linda, I'm glad it was helpful!

[@phuongkern8027]

Both ways are perfect and beautiful! Thank you very much for teaching. 🙏😘

[@SuzanneBryan]

Most welcome 😊

[@susansmith6058]

Great demonstration!!

[@SuzanneBryan]

Thank you, Susan, I appreciate that! ❤️

[@susansmith6058]

@@SuzanneBryan Hi Suzanne, I was interested in doing a top down sweater thru Ann Hoods instruction book and also your ITAG knit a long class you did years ago…. Is there a fee that I need to pay in order to watch the videos and get your instruction in some order (start to finish) on that project ? Or do I just look thru all your videos and find the ones with that project? Thanks in advance… Susan

[@SuzanneBryan]

@@susansmith6058 In the ITAG document, there are links to all the pertinent videos as you need them in the tutorial. Thank you for your support.

[@JCAM-z9r]

Thank you so much for sharing this! I’m not so terrified about sewing in zippers in my cardigans now. Thought I was going to be stuck with using buttons only.

[@SuzanneBryan]

You can do it!

[@dizzyk54]

Love your videos! You are my "go to" for knitting help now!!....Last zipper took me 8 months to get in, hoping I can tackle this one in a day with your help!.....Vicki,🤐

[@SuzanneBryan]

You can do it!

[@kathygilchrist9538]

Fantastic video - I am making a baby cardigan and preferred a zipper to buttons and don't own a sewing machine !!! You have used an invisible fine zipper. Does it work same for a heavier zipper? Any tips I need to keep in mind? Thank you so much for your videos .

[@loue6563]

If you have very fuzzy yarn I have found it helpful to put either a light tearaway stabilizer or a wash-a-way one. It helps keep all those little fibers from catching on the sewing machine. I have even used some thin tissue paper, this is not as see through but does ok if the yarn is darker.

[@SuzanneBryan]

Great idea! Thank you for sharing. Yes, I agree, a light stabilize would help tremendously with a fabric that needs some stabilizing first. Happy Knitting.

[@sylviaearl9543]

As soon as I saw your machine I knew it was an Elna. Bought mine in 1970 and put many miles on it. Still have it but use my Bernina electronic now (when I’m not knitting, which isn’t often).

[@SuzanneBryan]

I have a Bernina too, but always fall back on my Elna for comfort. We may have the same Elna. Thank you!

[@christineflott8142]

Very nice and immensely doable! Thank you!

[@SuzanneBryan]

Glad you like it! 🧶

[@carolweepers5602]

I am sooooo glad I found this video for inserting zipper with two way tape! I spent a considerable amount of time trying to insert a zipper in a man's sweater jacket by hand - very frustrating...sew - rip out, sew, rip out.......until I came across your video. I happened to have two way tape from sealing our sunroom for the winter and it worked like a charm! Can hardly wait to check out your other videos. Thank you so much! frustrat

[@SuzanneBryan]

Wonderful! 🧶

[@johnpluta1768]

I watched a video on KZbin once from another channel. Very Pink Knits shows how to use an I-cord selvedge to help reenforce the sides of the zipper facing.

[@SuzanneBryan]

That's wonderful, John, thank you for sharing. 😊

[@leemager128]

Thank you Suzanne! I had planned to do buttons for a child's cardigan and couldn't get the look I wanted so it was ripped out and changed to a zippered cardigan with your talented instructions! I loved how the back of the zipper in covered with the ribbon. I did choose plain ribbon since it was a boy's cardigan. Merry Christmas Suzanne! 🎄

[@SofieChanell]

Thank you so much for this instructional video. I love knitting pillow cases and since we have 3 cats (whom I’m allergic to) and 2 poodles, I want to be able to remove the cover so I can wash it. I’ve literally made a zipper “knittable” to attach it and although it served the purpose, I wasn’t too happy about its construction. ....then you mentioned double stick tape. OMG!!!! I wish I had this sooner. I already placed the order. I’m so excited. Long winded message, sorry.

[@SuzanneBryan]

That is wonderful! Happy knitting Leila Vitale. I just started a new channel - Suzanne - Off the Cuff, for my live streams. You may want to check it out also. = kzbin.info/door/QBgFUvQzjz1RUm9NsgEA1A

[@thaberkorn6853]

This is awesome!! Thank you so much Suzanne!

[@SuzanneBryan]

You are welcome.

[@BeatlesFanSonia]

That was fantastic! Thanks for the video! I am making a wrist band to carry my license and a credit card in so I will be having to add a zipper. That idea is making me a little nervous!

[@SuzanneBryan]

Best of luck!

[@countkostaki]

What happens to the tape? Doesn't it just crinkle when you wash it or is it special double sided fabric tape or just standard masking tape

[@cheryldoebler8334]

thank you for the amazing video, what method would you use if you have a seed stitch border where the zipper would go?

[@mrscpc1918]

I am finally getting to put a zip in a Fairisle cardigan I made 8 years ago. I forgot to put buttonholes in it and I tried wearing it with no fasteners and using press studs AND using hooks and eyes. None do it justice. Before the moths get it or I die of old age I WILL DO IT !

[@SuzanneBryan]

I have every confidence that you can do this, Mrs C! Good luck and let me know how it turns out. ❤️

[@capini1]

Wonderful video! Takes the fear of zippers in knits and kicks it to the curb!

[@SuzanneBryan]

Lol, Wonderful, Jean! Thanks so much for watching!

[@suem6004]

Great. Was the welt K2 P2 a picked up and added button band? Or are these added in at the beginning of the row? Does this edging have a specific name? What about adding a zipper to a steeked knit front? How would you stabilize and sew in a zipper? Any suggestions? Thanks so much.

[@SuzanneBryan]

Both of the edges for this demonstration were picked up and knitted on. I would do the same for a steeked edge. I would pick up along the steek and add an edge of some type for the zipper. For stabilizing, I use the dissolvable double sided sticky interfacing. I think I show that in the video.

[@rcdayh]

Your video about avoiding holes when picking up for sleeves was so helpful that when I saw you had a zipper video I knew it would be just what I needed to help me finish this project! The edge I need to hand sew a zipper to is garter stitch and direction-wise it was knit with the fronts, not picked up - what would you recommend "catching" in place of the bars between stitches?

[@SuzanneBryan]

catch the bumps on the WS of the fabric from the garter stitch.

[@rcdayh]

Thank you!

[@lorrainerusso1667]

I always check your videos before attempting a new knitting technique. The pacing, gentle manner, and close-ups are SO helpful. What is the product name for the double sided sticky tape that dissolves in water? Where can I purchase it? I can’t wait to install my first zipper in my upcoming sweater project.

[@allenericnina]

Great video! Is the double sided tape an actual knitting tool from a craft store of a multipurpose tape that you'd buy elsewhere? Thanks!

[@SuzanneBryan]

The answer is both, Andy. You can buy at a craft store or online. Thanks for watching! 😊

[@teddybear5788]

Great video, thank you! What was the name of the stitch you used for the machine sewn one? I couldn’t quite catch it.

[@RomiW]

You are wonderful😊❤️ thank you so much!!

[@SuzanneBryan]

Thank you Romi W! Happy knitting. Be sure to check out my new channel for live-streaming - Suzanne - Off the Cuff kzbin.info/door/QBgFUvQzjz1RUm9NsgEA1A

[@nataliegainer928]

Hi, this video is extremely helpful, thank you! Sorry if I missed this in the video, but would you recommend using a standard or ballpoint needle to sew a zipper into handmade knits?

[@SuzanneBryan]

I have come to the conclusion that ball points work better with knits. what is your opinion?

[@teresal2159]

another option for my ITAG set in sleeve sweater!

[@SuzanneBryan]

Good call!

[@danbev8542]

Great video - as usual!

[@SuzanneBryan]

Thank you, Happy knitting.

[@lorrainerusso1667]

Suzanne, I’m hoping you can give me advice. How do you install the zipper when the edge is garter stitch? I’m afraid to just wing it and haven’t found any videos on this. Do you have any suggestions?

[@mekastar6751]

Every time I want to learn anything about knitting, I now look it up by your name and this is after watching every other tutorial under the sun!!! Thanks for another great video!!!😊

[@SuzanneBryan]

You are very welcome Meka Star! Happy knitting.

[@jeannemarie6750]

Wonderful video! Thank you! What stitch length is used for the machine sewn one?

[@SuzanneBryan]

I use the stitch length that will pierce each stitch, so it depends on your row gauge of your fabric.

[@jeannemarie6750]

@@SuzanneBryan Makes sense. thank you!

[@darceebidgood8159]

I'm just working on a very bulky vest and want to put a zipper in. I'll be doing that by hand sewing it in but wondering if I should do a slip stitch salvage edge? The pattern has a rib edge as in your hand sewn in zipper fabric in the video. thanks!!

[@SuzanneBryan]

I would bind off the ribbing in pattern, it will look much nicer.

[@lillyofthevalley2289]

Good morning dear Suzanne☺ (in Germany it is 12 o'clock a.m.), thank you for this super zipper-story😀 One of my next projects will be a jacket or pullover with zipper! I think I will do it by hand perhaps it is complicate with sewing machine. The woolside is always going to strike, crumbled or so😬😬 I wish you a wonderful weekend, love and all what you wish! Heartly GittaLloreley from Germany🍀😇😇🍀🌷🌷🌈🌞

[@SuzanneBryan]

Thank you so much GittaLloreley!

[@lillyofthevalley2289]

@@SuzanneBryan 💞💞💞

[@melissaw6411]

Hi, first thank you so much for your videos, you are such a great teacher! I am making a sweater called Cowichan Sweater Knitting Pattern Childs Owl Sweater. I have never put a zipper in a hand knitted garment. I love the professional results of your techniques. I really like your machine method but pattern I am using does not add a selvedge other than the results of knitting one row and purling the next. When I look at yours, it looks like you have picked up along selvedge edge with rows of garter and stockinette to achieve the desired ditch. Also I am wondering if when you knit the fronts did you use some type of slip stitch edge to make picking stitches up easier. Unfortunately I have already knit the back of the sweater and if I add several rows of selvedge am I right in thinking that the front will obviously be wider than the back and that perhaps it is now too late to use your 'machine stitch in the ditch method'...I saw Roxanne Richardson's video 'Picking up stitches for a double zipper facing" ... I am assuming that after I pick up stitches back and front that I could bind off immediately. I have also read about doing an icord facing. I am just starting on the fronts. Next sweater with a zipper I will study the pattern more carefully and I will plan better so I can avoid these issues. What advice would you give me now that I am in the middle of it.😬🙄 Melissa

[@SuzanneBryan]

Sounds like you have learned a good lesson. As i often tell my students, the finishing starts before the knitting. In other words, you need to know what your finishing will be, so you knit to the plan, rather than having the finishing being an after thought. What I would do, is make some swatches and try the different styles and see which you like best. As for edges where you are going to be picking up stitches, unless it is a sock gusset, I do not slip the selvedge stitches. If you want to add a zipper by machine knitting, I would go ahead and pick up stitches along your fronts and then immediately bind off. This will give you enough space to stitch in the ditch to add the zipper by machine. Of course you will need to figure out how many stitches you need to pick up per inch, rather than just picking up for every row. You can figure this out, after blocking your garment, get an accurate measurement of your stitch gauge and row gauge. Then create a ratio between them. I have a great video on picking stitches for a button band that walks you through that process. Just look for how to work a perfect button band by Suzanne Bryan. Good luck with our project.

[@mstatheos1551]

Thank you Suzanne for this VERY helpful video. Just one question about using the double sided tape... What happens when the garment needs washing? Is the tape designed to withstand washing?

[@mstatheos1551]

oops - I should have read everyone's other posts before writing! I can see that the tape you use is water soluble. Sorry to have bothered you.

[@SuzanneBryan]

It is no bother at all, M! I appreciate you watching and I always appreciate feedback. 😊

[@debbieszwejk6143]

Hello Do you have a tutorial that shows how to adjust the length of the zipper. Also what brand of two sided tape did you use. Thank you

[@SuzanneBryan]

Thank you for your question. I do not have a tutorial for adjusting the length of the zipper. You may find a good one in sewing tutorials. The double sided sticky tape is regular quilting tape that you can find at most fabric stores on on Amazon. The one I used is www.amazon.com/gp/product/B071R3HWFH/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_asin_title_o07_s00?ie=UTF8&psc=1 Be sure to subscribe to my channel if you haven't already, happy knitting.

[@SofieChanell]

When you said to block and let the item rest for a while, does that include cotton knitted as well or just wool?

[@SuzanneBryan]

Yes, it includes all types of natural fibers.

[@annstone9865]

I thought this was so good but where do you get the sticky tape from? I tried double sided tape but mine jammed up the needle. what a mess! It was 'craft tape' but obviously not the same as yours.

[@SuzanneBryan]

Look for double sided quilters wash away tape.🧶

[@edostie01]

O. Lord. I used double sided scotch tape- it was the only kind they had at joannes that I could find. Do you think it’ll be a mess when it’s washed?

[@SuzanneBryan]

Uh oh, if it does not bother you, leave it. if it bothers you, it will most likely pull out, at least part of it. On either side of the seam, you should be able to tear it out, as the seam has perforated it. let me know how it works. 🧶

[@pegrosenthal]

Question: do you leave the double-sided tape in the garment (between zipper and fabric?

[@SuzanneBryan]

The double sided tape is a very thin water soluble strip of adhesive. Yes, I leave it in.

[@carolsmith5589]

Great video - as always. I am wondering about the double-stick tape. I am concerned that the adhesive would degrade over time and do bad things to the knitting. Have you used it for a long time?

[@SuzanneBryan]

The double sticky tape is water soluble. Here is a link to the tape that I use. www.amazon.com/Outus-Quilting-Tape-Wash-Away/dp/B071R3HWFH?SubscriptionId=AKIAILSHYYTFIVPWUY6Q&tag=duckduckgo-osx-20&linkCode=xm2&camp=2025&creative=165953&creativeASIN=B071R3HWFH

[@alp43447]

@@SuzanneBryan Having handsewn a few zippers into sweaters, I am thrilled to see your video. (My machine is also an oldie but goodie.) I am also glad that I read through these comments to see the details of the double sticky tape, as I was planning to use some standard double tape I already had. I think it would have gummed up my needle. Perhaps a note right in your video might help others to better understand the tape issue. Thank you for your fine instruction!

[@meenha1976]

I love the edging of the one that you sewed with the machine, I believe you said k2 p2 welts? Do you have a video of it anywhere please?

[@SuzanneBryan]

No video yet. I picked up the stitches along the edge, work 1 row Rev St st, then 2 rows of St st, 2 rows Rev St st, bind off purlwise.

[@meenha1976]

@@SuzanneBryan thanks

[@learnwithlillian8509]

Awesome technique. Are you familiar with the Hong Kong seam finish? If not, check it out. I think that will make for a very pretty and soft option instead of using the ribbon. It's a bit more time consuming, but I think worth it for a truly elegant finish. I plan to use the technique when I do the zipper for the ITAG Yoke sweater.

[@SuzanneBryan]

Very interesting. Let me know how it turns out!

[@karenbochinski]

I love this video and you are a wonderful teach. What is the tape you use so I can purchase also the machine stitch you used. For example 2.5mm is the normal

[@SuzanneBryan]

Here is the tape - www.amazon.com/Outus-Quilting-Tape-Wash-Away/dp/B071R3HWFH?SubscriptionId=AKIAILSHYYTFIVPWUY6Q&tag=duckduckgo-osx-20&linkCode=xm2&camp=2025&creative=165953&creativeASIN=B071R3HWFH And yes, I uses 2.5mm length stitches, but it depends on the weight of your yarn. If you are using a finer yarn, smaller stitches, heavier yarn, longer stitches.

[@ritakona100]

Hi how can l add tweed as a band to my cardigan/ l would really appreciate it a video regarding this project

[@SuzanneBryan]

What do you mean by tweed?

[@SimplyMaurcrafting]

Thank you!!!! I’ve learned so many techniques through your tutorials. Question- how hard would it be to add the zipper sewing machine way into the ribbing (the 2x2)?

[@SuzanneBryan]

You can do it, but it really depends on the weight of yarn you are using. The machine knitting compresses the stitches that it goes over, so will leave a line on Knit stitches, whereas the purls fall to the back anyway and do not show compression. Of course you could add an i-cord edging or a couple rows of Rev St st before you bind off to give an area for sewing that would be less visible.

[@sheryltisdale]

Thank you!

[@SuzanneBryan]

You are very welcome Sheryl! Happy knitting.

[@loue6563]

I forgot to add I love the idea of putting ribbon on the back. Why didn't I think of this ??lol

[@SuzanneBryan]

Thank you!

[@DemetriaUy]

THANK YOU! I feel I can do this now. So your little border is 2 purl rows, 1 knit row and a final 2 purl rows? Did you make a knit row before the purls too? That would be a little short of the 1.5 in I need. What other stitch combinations would work with the sewing machine method?

[@SuzanneBryan]

Pick up stitches, work 1 row in reverse St st, 2 rows in St st, 2 rows in rev St st, then bo purlwise.

[@SuzanneBryan]

You can add more rows, but I would keep the last 3 the same. Garter stitch would also work.

[@sgallegog]

Did you take out the double sticky tape? Did you leave it?

[@SuzanneBryan]

The double sticky tape, what is left after you remove the paper, is a very thin coat of adhesive that is water soluble. It is so thin that it is almost non existent.

[@sgallegog]

Great , perfect! Thank you

[@tonyao2235]

Thanks Suzanne for another excellent video. What stitch did you use on the machine? My Bernina has a stitch for stretchy fabrics and I wonder if one can use that.

[@SuzanneBryan]

I used 2.5 straight stitch. The zipper does not stretch, so you can't really use a stretchy stitch. Happy Zippering.

[@tonyao2235]

@@SuzanneBryan Thanks!

[@christinemchugh8380]

So, do you not remove the double sided tape?

[@SuzanneBryan]

Nope, it is very sheer and will dissolve in water.

[@deborahsnapp348]

I went to Amazon to buy some of the double sided tape you used for installing the zipper and ran into some negative reviews. Can you recommend a particular tape? I would hate to gunk up the beautiful sweater I knit!! 🙂

[@deborahsnapp348]

Never mind - I see below the link to the double-sided sticky tape you use. Thank you for your great videos!!! www.amazon.com/gp/product/B071R3HWFH/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_asin_title_o00_s00?ie=UTF8&psc=1

[@SuzanneBryan]

Thank you.

[@SuzanneBryan]

😬

[@joycedavis8300]

Does the tape stay in permanently?

[@SuzanneBryan]

It is a very thin film of water soluble adhesive - www.amazon.com/Outus-Quilting-Tape-Wash-Away/dp/B071R3HWFH?SubscriptionId=AKIAILSHYYTFIVPWUY6Q&tag=duckduckgo-osx-20&linkCode=xm2&camp=2025&creative=165953&creativeASIN=B071R3HWFH

[@hannepetersen8123]

👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻

[@SuzanneBryan]

Thank you, Hanne!

[@jeffreli47]

👍❤️👏👏🇹🇼

[@jamesblanton5600]

Just pay someone.. The mention of sewing makes me NERVOUS

[@SuzanneBryan]

😂