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Hello! This pattern is so pretty and is exactly what I was looking for, but I wanted to know if it would be possible to sew this shrug with fur and lining? :)
Hello.....Yes, still here and no not posted in more than a while. Still trying to find my relevance on here and a way back to making videos. Thanks for asking. Tree
Hi..so glad to find this, I have a good second hand janome, I got for buttonholes. After 6 months on just going to attempt to use it on an actual garment. Stupidly it’s on the front placket of a gorgeous purple boiler suit. Eek. Have practised. Question, in this video you say ‘it’s still quite big, so I will keep trying to adjust it” or so,etching like that. What do you mean by that? Also, do you always have to ‘go round again’? Oddly other machine videos show it does that automatically, mine just goes up and down once..is that ok too? Apologies for the questions but would help me before starting!
Adjusting the size of the button to fit the button hole...you put it in the back of the sewing foot. And..on thus machine it seems to kike if you keep resetting after each button hole.
LIFE SAVER!!!!! I have been panicking trying to find something to cover my dress. We have a "cowboy" formal and I am doing a twist on men's tuxedo mixed with a jean dress! This is LIFE! Can I pay you to just sit and read things to me with your beautiful voice!?
I can't see when you're doing the thread part, it's hard to follow where you're threading in in and out of. Also when you thread the needle, I don't know which cotton you've used.
I’m so torn between 725 and 423 and I wish I could get some good advice. Some folk say top loader is more reliable and others say side loader gives better stitching…. Help?! Also I think I want sturdy so is 423 better because of full metal body? I’m used to vertical thread holder. Helpppppppp 😅
I ❤ you Tree! You've taught so many of us how to take our sewing to the next level. As artists we all have moments where we feel we've lost it. Life takes us on many journeys. You couldn't lose it if you tried. Your style and sewing techniques inspired a generation of sewers. You are and will always be a treasure to us. I wish you health and happiness. 🪡
Aw....what a lovely comment. I have lost my way...still being creative, just not showing anyone. Haven't uploaded a film for 2years now and trying to find a way to navigate my way back but am aware that it needs to be different. Very encouraging to read comments like yours. Thankyou, Tree x
@@StitchlessTV You are most welcome, I adore you! As a crochet artist I have been in the lost space and teaching the basics of my craft to others helped me to transform my goals as an artist and what it means to be successful. I appreciate you taking the time to reply and wish you all the best. 💜
Just beginning to make a tiered dress from a downloadable pdf pattern. Instructions and video were atrocious. Your video is like a breath of fresh air. Very clear instructions and easy to understand. I've subscribed to your channel and will search out other items (once I've finished my dress) Thank you x
Oh my goodness...when I 1st read this, I was thinking....'oh no!!' ...Phew...not mine then. So glad yo be of help. I have alot of videos so sometimes easier to navigate via the Playlists. Thankyou for the feedback. X
@@StitchlessTV Thank you. I was much too hasty in purchasing my pattern. The instructions are incorrect and the video does not match the pattern. I'm certainly having to think outside the box,. I will definitely be following your videos in future
I got my little Janome about 3 years ago. I always refer back to this video to remind me how to thread it all properly. I live full-time in a camper so space is important and this little machine fits perfectly in one of my cubbies. I love the simplicity of it yet all the different stitches it can do. Thank you this is a perfect tutorial.
It's a good job but if you used an overlock and a coverstitch or at least a twin needle, you wouldn't have to worry about stretching the fabric while you sew it. Also sewing the neck band after you sew the shoulder seams would be easier. Trust me I have made at least 100 tees. But your video is great and very informative and you are drop dead adorable 😊
I've never seen such a great tutorial! It's a really begginer friendly sewalong! Thank you very much! Love all the tips and your hacks on the pattern. The colour is gorgeous.
OMG! Thank you so much for that cord way!!! My fabric was always ripping with the safety pin or the thread way!! BIG TIP! : USE SATIN RIBBON INSTEAD OF CORD FOR MORE ROUGH FABRICS! Works everytime!
Thank you! I recently acquired a man's shirt which I'm going to make into a robe for my sister. You have given me loads of ideas!! (Mine will be longer of course - LOL)
