Patch on Jeans' Pocket (& Useful Bobbin Tip) - Quick Tutorials 

You are so kind Cheryl! Thank you kindly! ❤️

Thanks so much 🥰 I'm glad you liked it 😊

My pleasure 🥰

Thanks so much for watching 🥰

I'm so glad ☺ Thanks for letting me know 🥰

My pleasure Sherry!

Wonderful! Glad it was helpful 😊

I remove the heavy tack too most of the time. But in this case the whole underneath was so wide that it wasn't worth it. I feel that every sewing job is different even if it's the same. Cheers 🙂

Hahaha I love this! Thank you so much Susan!

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Thank you so much!

I’m glad you liked it Lisa!

Ouuuu that’s very convenient lol

I’m glad to help Sandi!!

Ouuu that's so funny, glad to help!

Thanks so much for watching 🥰

Thank you Lenore!!!

Yes! You can 😉

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It might happen. Ups! That's why I tilt the blade towards the sparable side. If any side can't be broken, then I use my seam ripper.

Thank you so much 💓

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Thank you! Cheers!

I'm glad you liked it 😊

It’s my absolute pleasure:))

Thank you Eva! Glad you liked it!!

Thanks so much for your kind words 😊

Thank you very much!! :)

Thank you Nerio!

Gracias 💞

Yes, that's right. Pockets can be reinforced before they get damaged 💯

Hi! I've been meaning to make this video for a long time. I think I'm going to make it very soon. But, in the meantime, I wanted to say that sometimes it's better to open the pockets, but it isn't always necessary. Cheers 😊

Thanks so much! I think we are on the same page. I will have to check out the video again to see how I can improve the explanation for the next time. I meant to sew following the lines, right in between them, so the stitches are hidden and I didn't mean up and down. I meant sewing forward straight and then turn the material to the opposite direction to have a better control. It certainly seems I'm going up and down, but the direction is guided solely for the grain of the fabric that will give us the lines to follow. Thanks for letting me know, I'll check out the video right away. Cheers!

Hey honey I read your message. I totally understand, I messed my machine years ago that same way. Take your machine to a sewing machine repair man and get your machine timing checked. After mine was fixed (it was the timing I threw off when the material got stuck) the machine thread kept braking like yours and the problem was very simple to fix. Actually my sister-in-law helped me figure it out, was first make sure it's threaded right, every machine is different, also, some machines you put the presser foot down then the needle or the thread will break when you try to sew. Some machines are the opposite. Put the needle down then the presser foot down then sew.. I felt very silly that it was a simple fix but don't. I was grateful for the simple fix and I hadn't broken my machine. Don't be afraid of your machine, it's easier to learn than a car and sewing is great fun! Good luck ☺️

@@shellyoliver6173 thank you for the encouragement. I will look to see who repairs sewing machines locally. Mechanical things don't like me, lol. Iz ok. Thank you again for the encouragement. I don't know what I'm afraid of. That it will catch on fire? That I'll burn out the motor? That it will blow up? No clue what I think is going to happen.

Hey lady don't be afraid your missing out on a great adventure 😁 I don't believe you will catch it on fire or blow it up, believe me when I tell you I was afraid when I did the same thing 😂 I was afraid every time I used it for a while after my mishaps with it but once you start using it it will get easier and easier. Best of luck to you it's going to work out for you ☺️

Ohhh absolutely! It’s hard to back, I am spoiled now 😅

You can do it by hand, but don't open the pockets then! Cheers 😊

Thank you very much!

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I know right!