Thank you, I had my third sewing class tonight. I was trying to teach myself how to guide the material gently with my left hand. Now I know how I should be holding it properly.
Wow. I have taken online sewing courses, watched tons of videos, practiced sewing straight seams. I have never been told these methods. Thank you so much for your help and advice. Thanks for making this video. I would be interested in more technique videos please.
@twinsnneedles apart from my quilting, almost all my sewing (garments) for 40 years has been knits, so, since before machines had fancy 'stretch' stitches. The only way to sew was really straight stitch with ease built in (because using zig zag looks awful if you need the seam to lie flat). The issue is to choose fabrics with good elastic 'memory'
Thanks for this video I learnt useful information. "Feed it don't force it, let it happen naturally, it will surely happen, as it's meant to be..." Goodluck with the channel, will check out your other vids.
Hello! I'm so glad I came across your channel 😊. I've had my machine only 4 days and yes, I'm guilty of the 'death grip' ! Watching this so early I can get out of the habit quicker and be kind to my machine, which has forgiven me, luckily! 😊. 'Feed, not Force' is my motto ! 😊 Thank You so much 💓 And you have a new sub.👍 Even your voice has helped relax my nerves! I will press that bell for your notifications. I'm practising with some old t-shirts and making dusters before I embark on making cozy fleece pads for my 3 guinea pigs 💓 Excellent video, no fuss, clear and informative 👍
Excellent advice !!! I cringe whenever I see someone ( on other Videos ) "demonstrating" sewing techniques and they are "pulling" on the fabric being sewn...
Thank you so much for sharing ! Can you recommend what to do when the sewing machine is on top of the table? I know that you mentioned, but I don't have any ideas. Thanks
Holding the fabric this way ALSO helps when a machine is on top of a table. I would argue it’s probably extra important then. For some machines, an extension table is an option, too. They can be kind of expensive, but nice to have.
Great info. But if you’re holding the fabric right, and the top and bottom fabrics aren’t feeding evenly, it likely means your presser foot tension needs adjustment.
Fast stitching can mean fast mistakes. My 301 is faster than that model Juki. Sure, it's nice when I'm doing long boring seams, but speed for a demonstration isn't necessary.
@@Agatha1031 yes that’s true, but this was so painfully slow, and she explained the reason. I think I will make some more pillowcases so I can go full throttle on those long, boring seams. 🤣🤣😂