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You're absolutely right! It's called a 'train,' not a 'tail.' Thanks for pointing that out!

Thank you for your feedback! I’m glad you found the beginning of the video helpful. I apologize for the parts that were difficult to follow due to the speed and camera angles. I’ll make sure to slow down and keep everything in frame in future videos, especially during critical steps like sewing the lining to the sleeve. Your input is really valuable, and I’ll work on making my tutorials clearer and easier to follow. Thanks again for watching!

You're absolutely right-sewing requires a lot of patience and focus. Thanks for watching and for your understanding!

Thank you for your comment! I agree, some steps can be more challenging. Thanks for watching!

Hey, no worries at all! Alterations can be tricky, especially with something as specific as taking in a bathing suit. Sometimes, even slowing down the video doesn't help. If you've tried altering things before and aren't sure about this one, calling a friend with more experience sounds like a great idea. Good luck, and I hope your suit turns out perfect! Thanks for watching!

I’m sorry to hear about your experience with that dress. Pleats can be so tricky to maintain, and it’s frustrating when they don’t hold up after washing. It’s understandable to feel discouraged, but it’s great that you donated the dress-hopefully, it found a new home. Thank you for sharing your story!

Thanks for your message, Seam rippers can work for removing chain stitches in false buttonholes, but it's definitely a delicate task. Did you encounter any issues with it, or do you prefer another method?

Thanks for watching! I know it can seem complicated at first, but with some practice, you'll get the hang of it. Just take your time, and don't hesitate to rewatch any steps you're unsure about. Good luck with ironing your pleated dress!

I'm sorry to hear you didn't find the video helpful. If there's something specific you'd like to see improved or explained better, please let me know. Your feedback is valuable and can help me make better content in the future.

It is so brief , you do not explain how we keep the pleats closed in order to iron them!

@@zetastef Thanks for pointing that out! To keep the pleats closed while ironing, you can use pins or clips to hold them in place. Iron gently and remove the pins as you go to avoid leaving marks. I'll make sure to cover this in more detail next time!

Because sometimes there is not enough fabric for folding the hem.

Thanks for your message. I am happy that you like the video.

Thank you for pointing that out! Keeping the machine clean and well-lubricated is crucial for smooth operation. I'll make sure to address that in future videos. I appreciate your feedback!

Thanks for your message! Don't give up on pleated dress or skirt just yet! You can do ironing.

You’re so welcome! I’m glad you liked the video and found it helpful.

what if the hem is circular?

Thanks for your message! I shortened the length of the dress evenly all around.

Thanks for your message! For a circular dress, I made sure to shorten it evenly all around the hemline. It helped keep the shape balanced.

Thank you for your feedback-I appreciate it. I'll work on adding more detailed explanations and descriptions in future videos to make them more informative. Your suggestions about materials, sewing foot, and stitches are really helpful. I'll make sure to cover these aspects more thoroughly next time.

@@manizhehstudio Thank you!!!

Yes, you can use a steam iron for pleated dresses! Just be sure to use a low heat setting and steam gently to avoid flattening the pleats. Hold the iron slightly above the fabric and let the steam do the work.

Yes, you can use a steam iron for pleated dresses! Just be sure to use a low heat setting and steam gently to avoid flattening the pleats. Hold the iron slightly above the fabric and let the steam do the work.

If the seam allowances are bulky, consider grading them to reduce bulk and allow the seam to lie flatter.

Thank you for your support and idea! I can answer any questions that you have.

I am happy that my TH-cam video is helping you. Thank you for your support.

Hi, thank you for your message! I'll share the link to my other video with you so you can watch it and hem your daughter’s dress easily.

How to Hem a Huge Ball Gown? th-cam.com/video/8ofDRxZu8g4/w-d-xo.html

If the snap is loose or detached, you might need to sew it back on securely. If it's not staying closed, you could try adjusting the tension by gently bending the prongs with pliers. If it's damaged beyond repair, you may need to replace it with a new snap. Thanks, Manizheh

Thanks for your message. I’m sewing the seams of some knit pants.

Thank you for your message. There's no recommended way to iron a pleated dress or skirt at home.:)

I mean with a cordless steam iron

Thanks for your message, these are toddler pants.

Wonderful ❤

Thanks for your message!😊

Wedding dress hem.

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Merhaba,zamanım olur olmaz bir video çekeceğim iyi bir fikir.

@@manizhehstudio ah çok teşekkür ederim, bildirimler açık bekliyorum 😍

@@kedilerinannesi4304 Rica ederim😊

Thank you for the comment. If the Google translator is correct you are inquiring about what this dress is. This is an Indian-style suite for women. Please let me know if I get it right or not? Thanks!🙂

Our pleasure!

Thanks for your comment. I’m happy that I can help you with this tutorial.Yes, you can make the process simpler by purchasing and attaching a corset extender hook directly to the crotch area of the body suit.

Thanks for your message! This is a blind hem stitch machine.

Thanks for the feedback! I try to cover all the basics for viewers of all skill levels, but I'll keep that in mind for future videos.

Thanks for your message! I'm glad you're enjoying the video!

Hi, I'm glad that my TH-cam channel video was helpful to you. You can first remove the appliqué, adjust the side seam, and then reattach the appliqué.