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I love the library!!! I’ve been looking for good comprehensive videos to help improve my (very basic) mending skills and stumbled across this series. Thank you so much for posting these videos, they are so helpful!
Wow. I just discovered this series while looking for videos to keep me company while I mend a bunch of clothes. I'm in Colorado!Thanks so much for posting it on RU-vid for everyone to view. Library people are truly wonderful! Not only did I find something to keep me company but I am learning how to mend my clothes in new, interesting ways! For the socks I'm fixing now, I'm using a mending loom and a bunch of leftover sock yarns in various colors. I have plenty of mending to practice all your techniques on as I go, though. Thanks!!
It is nice to learn from you .Your voice is calm . The cat is so cute and yes I got a cat who always love to sit on my work or on the table his name is Jip and he is my best friend.
I would like to add a note about the pens you are suggesting. As a long-time quilter, I have found (along with many others) that the pens are great at disappointing eith heat, but can and will ghost back if the fabric gets chilled ir cold. Even the manufacturer warns about using them on fabric. They were for paper. They suggest using their markers for fabrics as they will come off the fabric and will not come back if the item gets cold.
Hey Callen! This looks great! I just wanted to let you know the reason you strain the creme brulee is that the egg can become lumpy if it's cooked too fast or at too high a temperature. You don't really have to, just if you want a super smooth texture. Loved the sugar at the end lol! Do a light, even layer and keep your torch moving until it's nice and caramelized on top. It definitely will smoke but that's ok! You want it to be nice and firm so it cracks when you tap it with a spoon. Great job!
Oh I’m loving this darning craft! Thanks- just bought Hikaru Noguchi’s book Creative mending with many of these stitches and your video really brought it to life - I feel my inner magic darning 🍄 - more videos pls! 🙏🙌🏽