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Mari, if I want to add the ruffle do I subtract approximately 9" from the main body? Thanks

I have no excuse to leave my seams unfinished after your easy tutorials; other than my laziness. Thanks, Mari.

How do you find the girls in poverty to give the dresses to? Where exactly are they going?

The chart on your video shows 44” wide for all the dresses but the chart in the link are different widths. Which one should I be using?

Thanks, because I still get confused about this

What fabric is good for linning?

Great video Mari!! Beautiful machine covers!!! ❤. I am not much of a crafter and truly appreciate when instruction (along with tips!) are given for sewing room necessities like this! Thank you so much!! 🤗😘

Wow those covers look amazing! Thank you for sharing.

Very nice & enjoyable … FIESTA 🧵🪡

Thank you for sharing this video on how to make a cover for your sewing machines. Love how you styled your hair. Of course, you always look beautiful.

I like how the leather stands up and holds the shape.

As a beginner I found pinning to be invaluable and I am not afraid to pin more over less

Never a fail! Just a learning experience!❤

With a hook and a loop at the top works perfectly

Great video but too many ads every 10 seconds

Thanks. Great tutorial. AND you are so pretty !!!

Mari I need to buy labels. Please let me know how I can order from you.

Such great tutorials. I never do these because I'm too impatient and have a serger. But man, they look so professional. xoxox

Nicely done Mari! ❤❤❤

Thank you. very helpful.

You’re amazing. Thank you. ❤❤❤❤

Hi Mari! This was great!❤❤❤

Mari, thanks for showing these seam finishes. I got together with my fabric friends yesterday to review the French seam. I told them bias binding was a great option too. I like the sandwich view. I also don’t want to be held hostage by my serger. Good to know more than one way how to do thing. Our group is starting PDAG early and I will forward this very informative video to the group. You are much appreciated 😊

Thanks for showing all these seams. I’m one who doesn’t have a serger. I do have a device from Brother called a side cutter. Now I will admit it isn’t good for knits at all. It’s great on most of my wovens. It is a presser foot that attaches to my sewing machine like any other presser foot. What it basically is an overcast foot with a blade. It finishes the seam and cuts off the excess fabric just like a serger. You can choose a zigzag or any stitch that overcast foot does. Some of my slippery fabrics I usually have to starch and let dry. There are very few fabrics that won’t cooperate but I have no problem with a zigzag and pinking shears. Not as fast as a serger but goes as fast as you push foot pedal. I paid less than $60.00 for mine. On Amazon The Brother Sa177.

I'm grateful to have had a mother who sewed. She taught me all these methods, as well as French seams and flat-felled seams. We shared the sewing machine for many years!🤣

I am glad you included your settings for the stitches. Great tips.

So many great tips! Thanks so much!

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I love the white one and I love the design. Choosing the right fabric is key.

Here is a hint for knowing which side of the fabric is the front side. Sometimes it is obvious, but often I can't tell once the pattern pieces are cut. I place a piece of masking tape or scotch tape on the right side of each pattern piece. Remember to remove these pieces before ironing to avoid the glue from permanently sticking. This is important!

Here is a hint for knowing which side of the fabric is the front side. Sometimes it is obvious, but often I can't tell once the pattern pieces are cut. I place a piece of masking tape or scotch tape on the right side of each pattern piece.

On my Dress A Girl projects I use a French seam finish.

Thanks for the great great tips

Thank you for all the cool tips.❤

Where do these dresses go?