The Art and Craft of Haute Couture: Kenneth D. King

[@koffipot]

Just fabulous!

[@beverleysmith133]

You are the best Kenneth. I love the fact that you have so many talents. I do, too. I'm installing ceiling tiles right now. I redid my interlocking brick driveway a couple of summers ago. I met you many years ago at a sewing show in Toronto and we compared notes on our Bernina 1230s. I still have mine and after all this time, I now have the opportunity to go in this direction. And you are my inspiration.

[@stitchinfanatic]

This man is my muse. I’ve admired him for years now

[@eileenfb1948]

I’ve always love, loved the way his jackets sit on his shoulders, and the collar all sit perfectly and hold their shape exactly right. Oh he knows how to fit clothes well.

[@wendyb7993]

Ohhhh so inspiring beautiful couture 💕

[@Dredworld]

Unbelievable talent, I love watching your videos and hearing your history.

[@larrybrady5180]

Instablaster.

[@foz880]

Simply.....wow

[@foz880]

Amazing man,

[@zeek2k]

Inspired, and inspiring.

[@MaryCateOMalley]

Please produce a drywall video, Kenneth. I am sure you technique make it perfect.

[@larsonrose5885]

Brilliant

[@ruthirwin8222]

Love ur jacket

[@debraruffindesign8720]

Just love what you do Mr. King! Can someone tell me what the name of the electric tool is shown at 0:34? Looks like it is punching through the paper to create his stencil. Awesome! but I can't find anything like that on the internet.... don't know what to call it. Thank you.

[@kdknyc]

I thought I replied but I don't see the reply. It's called a pounce piercer or puncher. Extremely rare, if you come across one, pay what you need to to get it. You can duplicate the effect by taking the thread out of yur sewing machine and using it to punch the pattern.