Thank you for the great tutorial! Short, simple and easy to follow!

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Thank you Ma'am you helped me more than you'll ever know! I really appreciate you sharing your time and knowledge with us!

Bruh i think i did something wrong...😭it definitly did not look like your end result..

Finally someone who teaches how to tie the damn knot at the end. Thanks so much!

Beautiful! Should be taught in a basic skills class for teenagers.

I got 2 resins printers.. I’ll try to print some cosplay parts, I mostly print figures.

Thank you so much I had to sew up a pillowcase 😂

How do you knot the end of the thread as said in 0:34 ? No matter what tutorial I watch I can’t do that and I’m very frustrated

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Thank you! I can finally fix my darn pillow cases! 😅

Thank you! So visually clear!

Thanks for talking about safety. I have a lot of people who are looking at the GlowForge and I stress heavily on proper ventilation and filtration.

If you're a casual where 3d printing isn't the hobby but rather a tool for the hobby, I highly recommend the Bambu A1 or Bambu P1S (if you want enclosed). Either one can be bundled with an AMS system for easy loading and multi-color capabilities. More importantly, both are the closest thing to plug and play with standard configurations that just work every time and don't require tinkering. Although I have 9 FDM printers, all of them less than a year old, the Bambus are the most reliable with the least hassle, by a lot. Don't buy specs. Buy user experience.

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My dad got mad at me and ripped my plushie collection apart. I'm gonna try this later.

This was so helpful! I’m a noob on 3D printing and what I had heard and seen of it (prior to watching your video) sounded really stressful. Honestly, I think I’ll probably stick with purchasing printed kits/products from fellow cosplayers since I like to support them and they know what they’re doing!😊

Hi, I hope you don't mind a question. I really really wanna make my own Zeno Cosplay from Yona of the Dawn. Any suggestions or hints? I've made smaller projects, but this will be my first really really big project and since he's one of my favorite characters, I'm determined to make him!

I'm hand-sewing this whole thing because i dont have a sewing machine wish me luck guys

It looks amazing

This was so useful to all my ripped plushies thx !!!

Would’ve been better if you showed the iron part cause I’m confused and don’t wanna mess up anything do I just iron it normal or do I but something on top first

Thank you

This has nothing to do with the video but you have the most lovely, sweet voice!

Thank you ❤❤

Working on polishing my skills. Thank you.

Will this work if I'm trying to sew in a circle, like an arm, cuz I'm trying to fix my brothers Knuckles toy, but half of the arm is disconnected

Thanks for helping me save a 20+ year old pair of shorts

Thank you for this!! I was struggling to figure out how to do the ladder stitch and your video helped alot, I was able to sew my old bunny back together and he looks brand new❤

had the top and bit down the side of my fabric top shoe come apart at the heel. This was perfect for repairing my favourite shoes thank you so much!

I need help ! I did the same steps as you did here, after I put on the boning sew and everything.. I put in the outfit but the boning on the middle part of my waist pop out … do u know why

Tbh i was just looking at those beautiful fingers

thank you

Thanks! I used this to re-teach myself on one of my favourite plushes!

Thank you works well

love the bias tape trick

Thank you I’m working a project right now repairing a blanket thank you so much

Thanks really😂 I'm tired of my own sewing pattern and yea, this is refreshing and making it quite "invisible"

How to make knot

great tutorial thank you :D

Is the foam pattern for the mask shared anywhere?

Thank you. I just learned the existence of horsehair recently.

Hi!! Im planning to make Fern myself as well, do you have any links for patterns i could get for the coat? I'm not really sure what to look for 😔

This tutorial is so good, thank you!

Amazing👍

FINALLY! Someone showing how to tie it off at the end. I was beginning to think it was some sort of secret Masonic rite that the public was not allowed to see based on all the other channels.

I absolutely wash everything I buy that will touch my skin before I wear it. So it seems logical to wash my fabric before I begin to to pin the pattern to the fabric and begin to cut it. Washing it helps remove any excess chemicals, dyes, and shrink the fabric. Because nobody likes a bad fit surprise AFTER putting time and money into creating a new garment!

What type of needles do you recommend for sewing really thick fabric like denim or leather? Also, this video helps so much as someone who is trying to start making cosplays from scratch!

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thank you so much for the tut,ive been struggling with sewing my whole life.This helps alot!