I have been a seamstress for 40 years and you are really good at envisioning what you want. I would recommend that you remember to make tops longer in the front than in the back to insure a better fit for your front. We are bigger in the front than the back.
Very cute items! I love how upcycling makes you really think creatively to use what you have, like using your straightener. I recently made an 18th century children's gown and made the large sleeve flounces from the crotch of a pair of pants!
What a terrific idea, using your hair straighteners to iron flat the seams. How much easier is that than setting up an iron and ironing board?? I also love the fact that you show the mistakes you make; it saves us from doing the same. Great flips too....my favourite was number one!
My favorite is the pants! I've been looking for a pair but haven't been able to find the right ones BUT now I'll just make my own!! Thanks for the inspiration!
On the top you made from the scarf, those edge pieces you made are called facings, not lining. Lining would cover the while inside, it's basically a second whole garment. A facing is when it just finishes an edge like a neckline or armhole. Good job on the facing, it makes a nice clean finish.
Great thrift flips. Looks awesome! But whoa, LOL. You are way too energetic for me... wish i had that energy. LOL. i had to slowdown the playback speed. Thank you for sharing. i can't wait to see all your flips!!!
In the video you touched on something I was going to comment on re: making clothing for different sizes. Depending on the COVID-19 restrictions in your area, it would be great to see you make clothing that is tailored to fit other people... Perhaps you could use friends or family you're comfortable interacting with that might be a different size than you? Otherwise your shop is only going to cater to an extremely limited range. I would definitely consider buying some of the pieces you've made, but I know none of them would fit me (and I'm not even *that* far off in size -- just different proportions). Edit: regardless -- love the video and watching what you come up with!!
I am currently making several flips behind the scenes in various sizes that will be launched with these flips in the videos also. I'm just using the videos to showcase the ones that actually fit me for the ultimate WOW factor! I will have sizes ranging from XS to XL in my drop! Thanks for watching!
LOVE that shirt from the ocher shawl... L O V E.. | would wear that! I would love to MAKE one, but unfortunately I was not able to REALLY understand how you did it. Quite too quick for me.. but you made me VERY interested! SOOO cute. Thanks
@Well-Loved. Im a beginner and I noticed you cut the front croche and back from one seam. I was under impression the back/butt seam was longer than the front, please can you explain?
Yes! So usually I do it that way, but since these were elastic waist with a longer crotch and i was trying to conserve fabric, that didn't really matter. happy sewing!
I just started and my computerized machine is trash whatever you do avoid those. I heard getting an old one and fixing it is better bc the parts are made of metal.
I self taught myself on a Kenmore machine (385 model). Try to find one on ebay...it is a race horse and has held up for years with no issues while I learned to sew and several mishaps lol.
Thank you! I highly recommend the singer heavy duty 4452. there aren't too many toggles and switches, and it's the machine I started on and still work on years later! Happy sewing!!
I'm not sure what line I crossed here? but my apologies for annoying you, i guess. You have the freedom to follow along with whoever you want, so happy trails! Thanks for watching Well-Loved!
@@WellLoved Crossing the line between cute to extremely annoying. All the years I've been on TH-cam this is the first time I've ever written anything negative so this hasn't been easy for me to tell you this that's how strongly I feel about it
I have been a seamstress for 40 years and you are really good at envisioning what you want. I would recommend that you remember to make tops longer in the front than in the back to insure a better fit for your front. We are bigger in the front than the back.
thank you!
You are such an inspiration to me! I love the dress to pant-set transformation.
That is one of my favorite transformations. Thanks so much!
"this is the best part because they're starting to look like pants!" XD You're so cute! GREAT JOB!
haha thank you so much!! I love thrift flips, and always get super excited!
Love how you use what you have instead of not going on. Using the flatiron as an iron was so cool!!
thanks so much! gotta get creative and use what i have haha
I just started following you today and I've been watching your videos all day just so I can hear, you're well loved ❤
I love it. Thanks!
Aww that makes me so happy! I’m so glad you’re here!
omg i loved the gingham dress..... sad bc i would wear that dress constantly, its perfect.
I felt the same way haha I wore it all the time, but it needed some new life so I decided to flip it!
Stick the safety pin into a straw to pull the drawstring through the casing!
Hmm I haven’t heard of that before, thanks!
I use a Singer as well 😊
“Singer Start” for a great basic machine
I love my Singer!
Never thought of using a scarf as a source of material but I love it! That top turned out great!!
that idea hit me and I thought "how have i never thought os this before" haha thank you so much!
That top is sooo cute. Can’t wait to fix my machine or get a new one I have such a long list of things to make 😭 love ur channel ❤️
Thank you, I'm IN LOVE with it! I swear, my list is constantly growing haha happy thrift flipping!
My iron AND flat iron are both at my parent's house, so I had to use my curling iron!! Not ideal but it worked well enough
haha wow! I'm glad it worked!
Very cute items! I love how upcycling makes you really think creatively to use what you have, like using your straightener. I recently made an 18th century children's gown and made the large sleeve flounces from the crotch of a pair of pants!
The straightener was so handy here! ooo that sounds like a great flip! Thanks for watching!
The top you made is ADORABLE. want one from all my scarves now. Can I hire you??? 😆
I LOVE that top! haha I would love to make that for you! I have a commissions section coming to the site very soon. Stay tuned! Thanks for watching!
What a terrific idea, using your hair straighteners to iron flat the seams. How much easier is that than setting up an iron and ironing board?? I also love the fact that you show the mistakes you make; it saves us from doing the same. Great flips too....my favourite was number one!
It was WAY easier, I was almost glad I didn't have my iron haha thank you so much for watching!
You had me at “ I hate fast -fashion”. !!! ...😀. I absolutely agree. Love these projects btw,
Yes👏🏼👏🏼 slow fashion queen!! Thank you!
Love my loop turner too 🤗
SAME
How you can sew so well without a pattern is beyond me. Great job!!
Honestly, it's beyond me too lol thank you!
it's definitely a talent! I have only known 2 people like that and one is Miss Well-loved!
So cute and the flat iron....ironing! Genius
haha thank you!
That top is so pretty and looks professional. Great job!
Thank you! I tried my hardest on it haha
The blouse. But like the pant set too
My favorite is the pants! I've been looking for a pair but haven't been able to find the right ones BUT now I'll just make my own!! Thanks for the inspiration!
YAY!! Happy sewing!
These videos are made in such a cute and fun way. The things you do amaze me. ❤
How sweet! Thank you so much!
Love refashioning, and your spunky personality is a bonus. Subbed! 💕
AHH thank you so much! Gotta bring the spunk haha
On the top you made from the scarf, those edge pieces you made are called facings, not lining. Lining would cover the while inside, it's basically a second whole garment. A facing is when it just finishes an edge like a neckline or armhole. Good job on the facing, it makes a nice clean finish.
Lol I noticed that I was calling it lining about halfway through the video and changed over to calling it facing haha thanks!
I am a big fa. I love your content and passion.
thank you so much!
Great thrift flips. Looks awesome! But whoa, LOL. You are way too energetic for me... wish i had that energy. LOL. i had to slowdown the playback speed. Thank you for sharing. i can't wait to see all your flips!!!
Lol everyone had their cup of tea, and mine just happens to have a lot of caffeine haha thanks for watching!
Just found you and love your sense of style. You have the perfect body to pull off the cutest styles! Have to go binge the rest of your videos.
Thank you so much!! Haha happy watching!
In the video you touched on something I was going to comment on re: making clothing for different sizes. Depending on the COVID-19 restrictions in your area, it would be great to see you make clothing that is tailored to fit other people... Perhaps you could use friends or family you're comfortable interacting with that might be a different size than you? Otherwise your shop is only going to cater to an extremely limited range. I would definitely consider buying some of the pieces you've made, but I know none of them would fit me (and I'm not even *that* far off in size -- just different proportions). Edit: regardless -- love the video and watching what you come up with!!
I am currently making several flips behind the scenes in various sizes that will be launched with these flips in the videos also. I'm just using the videos to showcase the ones that actually fit me for the ultimate WOW factor! I will have sizes ranging from XS to XL in my drop! Thanks for watching!
Those ties you removed from the top would have made perfect drawstrings for the pants.
I had the same idea, but they were much thicker than I wanted the drawstrings to be.
Love your energy !
Well done 😀
Thank you so much! Just keeping it fun and happy over here haha
I have been binge watching your videos the last couple of days and your enthusiasm is lovely
Oh no! well hopefully i can send plenty of inspiration your way for when you can finally unpack and get to sewing! thanks for watching!!
Well-Loved thank you! I’m sure the inspiration from your videos will last until long after I am able to get sewing again! 🧵 ❤️
@@BryonyAnneBelle LOVE IT
You are so flippin clever!!
Thank you so much!!
I just made a thrift flip for the first time on my channel!
YAY!! So fun!
Me encanta todo lo que haces!!
Gracias!
LOVE that shirt from the ocher shawl... L O V E.. | would wear that! I would love to MAKE one, but unfortunately I was not able to REALLY understand how you did it. Quite too quick for me.. but you made me VERY interested! SOOO cute. Thanks
Thank you so much!! You can purchase that top on July 15th when it drops on my website www.welllovedclothing.com/
@@WellLoved What size is it,, loved? Very interested.
@@wakanavkirachel8068 It's a Large, but will not be on sale until next wednesday
# Mom Marshall My favorite was the blouse. Very cute.
Thank you! I LOVE how it turned out!
@Well-Loved. Im a beginner and I noticed you cut the front croche and back from one seam. I was under impression the back/butt seam was longer than the front, please can you explain?
Yes! So usually I do it that way, but since these were elastic waist with a longer crotch and i was trying to conserve fabric, that didn't really matter. happy sewing!
keep up the good work. i am also into thrift flip and clothes trasformation. i just started posting videos about that.
That’s so great! Thanks for watching!
big fan
aww thanks!
Clever use of a flat iron, but you need a mini iron baby girl! They are cheap.
I honestly love the results of the flat iron haha I have an iron, I just keep leaving it my studio on accident lol thanks for watching!
♥
much love!
that top is gorgoeus. did you ship to europa or only in the us? love ur channel ❤️
Thank you! I really love how it turned out! I currently do not ship to Europe, but hopefully soon. thanks for watching!
@@WellLoved Do you ship to Canada? Vancouver Island, BC?
Well-Loved hopefully soon. than i can order some pieces by you. because they so cute.
Why didn´t you use the fringes at the bottom of your top?
I don’t love fringes on my tops, and I have some ideas to use them elsewhere.
Every time I see your videos I want to learn to sew. Can anyone recommend a good starter sewing machine? Love your thrift flips btw.
I just started and my computerized machine is trash whatever you do avoid those. I heard getting an old one and fixing it is better bc the parts are made of metal.
I self taught myself on a Kenmore machine (385 model). Try to find one on ebay...it is a race horse and has held up for years with no issues while I learned to sew and several mishaps lol.
Thank you! I highly recommend the singer heavy duty 4452. there aren't too many toggles and switches, and it's the machine I started on and still work on years later! Happy sewing!!
1 obsessed I would let it slide two obsessed crossing the line 3 obsessed come on but four unsubscribing
I'm not sure what line I crossed here? but my apologies for annoying you, i guess. You have the freedom to follow along with whoever you want, so happy trails! Thanks for watching Well-Loved!
@@WellLoved
Crossing the line between cute to extremely annoying. All the years I've been on TH-cam this is the first time I've ever written anything negative so this hasn't been easy for me to tell you this that's how strongly I feel about it