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I DID SUBSCRIBE. GREAT PROJECT AND VIDEO. THANKS

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I put in my name and email got a password and can’t find how to make the sleeves. Your website is very confusing. Tha k you.

Very, very nice explanation and demonstration for a scrunchy. I really enjoyed watching the process. Bravo!

Thank you so much. I've always had trouble with having to hand base and then sew on the machine. Love it.

I love your blouse!! Would you mind sharing the pattern for it? Thank you for all your videos!!

Wonderful video - especially how to add an elastic waist band without fabric covering it. So much easier than I had imagined. My attempts had not worked out, but this looks wonderful. I will try it out tomorrow. Thank you so much!😀

This is amazing. You are a true sewing genius. I love your videos. I am learning so much from you and I've been sewing 60 years. I wish I had known your tricks years ago.

Hello, and thank you for the great information. I am new to your channel and have subscribed. I will be watching a lot of your videos for all the useful/helpful information you give, and I love your accent 😍 Thank you!!!

36 by what? It's not a square. So 36 by what?

Can you please show rollhem on chiffon. Thank you.

Thank you so much ….

Which needle can do

what about hand-stitching? any advice? I move around too much to bring a sewing machine with me, so I am much better at hand sewing, and I can make my hand stitches very even, but how to make them straight?

is there a tutorial for those beautiful stitches though?

You’re channel is so helpful! Thank you for sharing your knowledge. 😊 I am learning how to sew and mostly self taught. I come to YT and google quite a bit for help.

They sit gorgeously on you ❤😊

What a beautiful technique ! ...I would like to make an improvisation of this technique, with different materials in case when ban-rol paper is not available to me. But, I also do not have my sewing machine available with me right now; so, I will daydream a few things what I could use instead. The technique you use is so perfect, and is a very helpful problem resolution. I will not be ruining my small silk investment I have in my "hope chest." 💓 Thank u ! 💓

Thanks u ❤

Thank you so much for this video! I played "thread chicken" with my first cross stitch project and now the tail is too short for me to tie the next string on to it. Time to add some tweezers into my cross stitch kit!

I see other methods that require pressing, running a seam, folding near the seam, sewing, cutting... But your method is the very best. I did this two years ago, and it was easy! Then I lost track of this video. I'm so happy I found it again. You are an excellent seamstress and teacher. Thank you for posting.

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"A tribute to Rudolph's nose". Priceless!

Love your dresses! I love sewing because it is a form of art

Using a safety pin to turn fabric or case elastic is much more difficult than the proper tool: a bodkin. Many sewing kits come with one, but people don't know what they are.

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That is the most amazing thing I have ever seen before!! Thank you for sharing!! Wow I can't get over how beautiful it came out and how easy it is to do!!! ❤❤❤❤❤❤

Thanks a lot!

I opened the comments to say that I discovered I've been using my seam ripper upside down, and boy am I relieved to see I'm not alone! My defense is that I'm learning as I go, since I never had anyone in-person to learn from. The first time I had to pull out a seam I just went "well, we've got a pointy bit and a hook-y bit, so, uh, I guess you just catch the stitches one at a time and pull them back out the way they went in" and never thought to question it... this new knowledge means much less time wasted in the future, thank you :>

Love love your accent. 😊

Oh no I cut n wrong way, what’s wrong with me? Thank you a zillion, thank for teach me.

When you use a seam ripper it’s clear to see that the red ball must go inside the seam, not the pointy end, otherwise the fabric will be damaged. It was a no brainer to me, anyway, since I first saw one of these tools in 1990.

That's really cool! I had no idea you could rip seams like that, I always pick one single stitch at a time 😅 I'll definitley be trying this next time I need to unstitch a large piece of fabric!

Thank you for sharing this video. Very informative!

Amazing! Thank you!!! Best video for a quick nice tutorial

beautiful!

Use wonder tape for the seams instead of pins.

excellent instruction. thank you. new sub here

Very clever. Thanks for sharing.

That is a very clever way of doing it❤❤❤

Thankyou. My sewing machine cannot do buttonholes for big buttons. This is really helpful.

Thank you. It was a revelation. Harih Om.

Wait, what?!? 😮

I just knew what it was there for and am so glad I was right🤗

I was not prepared for how cute your voice sounds! ❤

Very clear instructions. I never would have figured that out on my own. Thank you!

I've always known what the red tip was for. It makes so much sense.

There is no difference between zigzag and overcast foot .Both of them seem to be the same stitch

What s the name of this band . I want to buy it

"Hold on to your bobbin" is my new favorite phrase. This was an interesting tutorial. Thank you.