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Omg thank you so much. I could not figure out how to get the SS on my machine to do stitch 29 and now thanks for your video I can and I’ll be able to do a whole bunch of other new stitches on the SS. God bless you for doing this video!

Great video!!! ❤

Thank you for your video Emily. I am getting back into sewing after many, many years and have forgotten a lot of the things that my Mother taught me. I am now ready to put an invisible zip into the duvet cover that I have just made.

Angela Wolfe shows an excellent way to finish the zipper tape top with a hood or collar.

Interfacing the fabric along cut edges before applying zip would improve the stitching and stabilize zip & fabric from shifting and stretching/rippling leaving a lovely flat front application.

Your just fantastic

Emily, thank you for your tutorial. I'm stuck on 6:24 of your video. Because my sleeve is slanted such that the bottom fold extends past the shirt to the table. and the top of the fold slants into the shirt. I don't know if my description makes sense, but I don't know what I've done wrong. Your shirt at 6:24 shows the bottom fold laying inside the shirt sleeve, and I assume the top part of the fold extends beyond the shirt. Mine is the opposite. I've rechecked the measurements multiple times. The top 11 1/2" and the bottom 7". Is it okay to proceed with the slant as it is? Thank you for your help!! -Elizabeth

This video is very useful. Especially like the layout you did on paper.

Excellent video. For the bits with 'additional fabric could you not remove some 'invisible' bulk like with denims.

hi emily! if i wanted to make the sleeve just a little shorter (without using the guide of my origial shirt), how could I do that? would I just free-draw a curve ? thank you for the video!

Sewing jacket zipper with concealing flap. Very helpful. Best video 👍👏♥

Thank you!

thanks for explaining it so well. Love it. 💕👍

2 slider zips are great for this design

As a visual learner and not being great at math the visual for measuring helped so much I have to make a two tier one is it the same the first their would end at mid thigh

Lovely skirt, and very plain instructions! Thanks!

I wear leggings in the cool weather. My health and comfort *matters!*

what does it mean if it still doesnt do the SS after turning it to SS

Very clear and good instruction

😂 Thank you so much! The manual explained it, but for the life of me I couldn't figure out what they were talking about!

I'm so frustrated. My purse is a bit larger that a coin purse. Once I get one section into the frame, the other section pops out. I've started at the corners and move to the middle, and also from the top center and out. It doesn't seem to matter. Help!

Thanks so much for the Velcro idea. That way I can make it easy and adjustable!

Thanks much for this. It's very helpful. Just a question, if I was doing this for someone else, how would I deal with the uneven part of the overlapping hood so it looked cleaner. Is there a way to edit that a bit? It's clear that the edges of the hood weren't exactly the same in the original hoodie. Do you have recommendations? Thanks again.

Now I'm so glad I saved that french curve even though I had no idea what to use it for! Excellent useful info (drafting skills!) and hints for success - the best of RUclips.

Good work !, thanks a lot👍👍👍🙏

I appreciate that your explanations are paired with the visual process. Thank you.

This was the easiest tiered shirt video and the explanations and instruction were great thank you

I love your tutorial ❤ I've made native skirts almost same as you do yours. I use quilting thread for the basting, they are a lot stronger and won't break. Thank you for your easy to understand tutorial.

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You shouldn't be using the large spool cap for embroidery. It will cause problems like threat catching, shredding, snags, needle breaks, etc. Look at your manual for the spool recommended for embroidery and this size spool.

This is just like how I was taught to sew from my family. Thank you for the nice review.

A good tutorial with one small exception. The only length marker should be the fold line down the middle of the sleeve, not the underarm sleeve length. Once the fold and length from the shoulder is established, mark a perpendicular line from the fold across the sleeve using a t square, ignoring the length of the underarm sleeve. Doing it as in video can create a slanted sleeve hem, because every sleeve and armhole has a slightly different shape. (This is noticeable on the plaid shirt. ) Another thing to be aware of is that shortening a long sleeve, since you have to narrow the width for the hem allowance, may result in a sleeve too tight in the biceps if the long sleeve is not fairly loose on the wearer.

This is very needed, thankyou, my dad does not like wearing full sleeve, so I have to make it short for him, thankyou so much❤

Your directions are awesome. Good job!

Patten please

Absolutely brilliant

Negative attitude makes me stop and not waste my time.

They say better late than never, It has taken me these 3 years to find a video I can truly follow to understand how to ruffle others feather with these beautiful. Thank you for sharing your talent.

I love this content. It’s very informative and easy to follow. Clearly a lot of work and care has gone into this

The belt pocket is a great design and that is the easiest inset zipper installation I have seen to date. It's brilliant and I can use that method in other projects. Thank you for sharing.

Excellent tutorial thank you. About to insert my zip.

Yours is the best video that I have viewed on how to do this. You are an excellent teacher!

Thanks for this great vid. I just today tore out the elbow of one of my favorite shirts and I'll do this to keep it going since I love the fabric and pattern of the shirt.

Excellent video; nicely explained …. Thank you 👏 👏 👏

This video is still very useful. Thank you for sharing your knowledge in a great video. You explained and demonstrated each step very well.

That dash after the zero was so long, I thought turning it further would break it XD Thanks!

Thank you. The other videos that I have seen seem to easy. I think the way that you have shown is a better way of doing it.

3/9/24 Please do videos on single welt pocket, double welt pocket with lining bag. thanks