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Hmmm, the 990 costs 22,000 USD, and you are going to just plug it into the wall, really. BUY, an APC 850MV UPS for it, plug that in, and use the "surge/batt backup" ports for it, the electric table and light at your sewing station, power goes out, this unit keeps your machine running, until you can get to a point in project, and then stop, and shutdown safely. Always unplug machine from this unit, and then turn unit off. READ MANUAL on these units so you know how to use them. What is 150 more dollars in the face of 22,000 of them?

Great demonstration.

Very thorough. I couldn't remember what plate to use and ended up getting a great review lesson! Subscribing!

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I understand what you did with the fabric. I did not see this video before I bought my fabric. Could I fold it in half by the width and sew up one side then follow your instructions the rest of the way?

Do you have any lessons for hemming knit slacks/pants? I have several pairs of new pants I need to shorten and don't know where to begin. They currently have 2 rows of top stitching and the edge is overlocked finished. On one set I have about 2-3" to shorten, but on the other only about 1-2". I also don't have anyone to help me so also looking for suggestions how to correctly determine where to cut. Any suggestions/help would be most appreciated. Thank you.

For the neck binding, do you only sew one of the shoulder seams initially?

Thank you very much for this video! I too have been looking for a video explaining this particular alteration for a couple of years online with no luck. You did a great job in explaining, and showing, this rise alteration in a great step by step video. I am so excited about this. I've been fighting this alteration for sooooo long and even tried to pay a tailor or seamstress to show me this alteration and none of them were interested, so you have my vote. I only do these for myself. I taught myself about sewing because I try to look right when I go out on the town. I am 74 years old and enjoy the finished product when it's right. Thank you many times over.

This was super helpful, thanks! I'm attempting to make a tent using silpoly fabric. It's incredibly lightweight (like 20 denier) and is silicone coated, so it's pretty slippery. Do you think the guide foot would still be the best method, or would you recommend something else? I've also noticed it's a bit dangerous to iron seams on low heat with this stuff. Any ideas how I could crease a light slippery fabric like this accurately?

Why is it not recommended to attach a sewing table on the B700

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Great video. Thanks. I have pants that are long in both front and back. The owner has four sizes and wants to still have these pants. Can you suggest about shortening front and back. The legs are too wide as well so i would tske in all the way down

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Just did subscribe 🇨🇦 now to start cutting squares. I always want to do a postage stamp quilt. Thank you 🇨🇦

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Thankyou very helpful!

Had this problem tonight. This video helped a lot!

Great video! Thank you so much!

Thanks you so much! That was very helpful! He had become so difficult! Now I know exactly what to do!

Best video ever on threading and explaining the thread disc's! Thank you so much!

Thanks for this video. How do we do his when the crotch stitch is from front to back rather than leg to leg, as this pair of pants?

I still dont get it. You loose 1" and still have same amount if you just sewed 1 side. How do you gain anything?

This was extremely helpful. I'm going to use it on my next quilt

What do call you call a wire that goes into a machine

I have a quilt top that is 102"x102". How many yards of 44" wide fabric would I need to make my back? Thanks Sew Much.

What are the dimensions ?

What is the difference between the #86 Ruffler with the Yellow Dot (like you are using) and the Orange Dot?

do you have any comments on brand of needles, especially Klasse vs Schmetz?

Great idea for using a panel for a dress! Already shared in fb!

thank you for making that look so simple. appreciate you sharing with us.

This is a great video

Thank you Margaret! This is extremely helpful! I did not realize you carried Decobob thread

Very helpful, thank u for specifically saying how many inches of crotch you were whortening with how many inches to unsew down the leg. That made all the difference🎉

Can you show how you would do a fully fled hem (a hem that is a large circle. Not sure what you call this in US). Because of the slight round it will pucker? Any suggestions?

Excellent, thank you.

Thiis was very educational. Thank you, Margaret!

Thanks for walking through the thread. I’ve sewn most of my life and never learned about thread.

I just bought this iron because I wasn't pleased with the last 2 Rowentas that I bought within 3-4 years. The last one leaked like you wouldn't believe, and I dropped it yesterday. Husband bought a Rowenta retractable cord midel. model. I Sudbury like it at all. It looked like summertime had used it, and the cord was unbelievably.short. saw this Chi and decided to try it. So far, no leaking and I like it!

How long would a project like this take to complete for someone who has done this a lot?

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What do you do for a short rise in front?

Great idea!

My issue is I am extremely tall. I have to either be really crafty about buying work pants - when pant cuffs were in style, I had no problems, I just took them down. I haven’t seen cuffed pants in decades. I have a few places that I can shop that aren’t so stingy with their hems, and they’re OK. But lately, with ‘ankle cropped’ pants I’m forced to wear skirts or pay quite a bit of money on tall women’s clothes (and they usually run big all over). Today I did it again; took a chance on a pair of pants with a decent seam, but I realized I didn’t really have an inch left to hem. I came here thinking there would be a hack for rolling the seam at the very end with that kind of stitch where it leaves a thin thread between the stitches by looping each stitch under before placing another. Box- stitch, maybe? But the fabric does run a little. What would you suggest?

How do I attach it please show on a funlock b44

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Fabric and jackets are gorgeous!

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