Love the video! just found you guys and am catching up on videos.. tip - if you lay the cord on the right side of the fabric before you fold it to sew and then sew across one short end (catching the cord) then down the long side you can turn it and enclose the cord at the same time simply by pulling the loose end of the cord and holding the fabric tube lightly. :) Just be careful not to catch the cord on the long seam - the foot should keep it pushed against the fold.
Seems Putting a pin attached at one end with a long string at one end and pull it through after sewing the edge would help turn the whole thing in one pull.
You're supposed to be able to cut through a bunch of layers of fabric with that rotary cutter so why not save yourself some time and cut through more than one at a time?
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Martelli Rotary cutters are the best, they come in right hand or left hand. Id suggest you watch the youtube martelli videos on how to use them, because they do have a bit of a learning curve, but I will not use any other cutter. Have used Martelli for many years.
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It's SELvage, not salvage. They are completely different words with completely different meaning. It would be like saying use "two yards of fabricate".
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More great videos to come!
I love that you showed us how to fix a mistake. So easy to understand
We all make mistakes! Nothing to be ashamed about, stay tuned for more.
Your method looks like the one with the neatest result. No frayed edges! Thank you for the video. I’ll be trying it with my next one.
Thanks for watching! Let us know how it turns out.
Love the video! just found you guys and am catching up on videos.. tip - if you lay the cord on the right side of the fabric before you fold it to sew and then sew across one short end (catching the cord) then down the long side you can turn it and enclose the cord at the same time simply by pulling the loose end of the cord and holding the fabric tube lightly. :) Just be careful not to catch the cord on the long seam - the foot should keep it pushed against the fold.
Great video! You did a wonderful job showing us how to make a fabric bowl. Looking forward to more sewing tutorials!
Thank you Cynthia, Teancum does a great job at explaining things. Stay tuned for more
Can’t wait to try making one of these! Thanks for your demo😁
This looks nicer than wrapping and a great project for all the scrap strips. Thank you. A well done tutorial.
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Love this wrapped no-wrap bowl 🤷
Thanks so much for watching! We are so glad you enjoyed the tutorial! 😀
Wonderful and very informative!
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Great tutorial! I am so glad I found your channel!
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Seems Putting a pin attached at one end with a long string at one end and pull it through after sewing the edge would help turn the whole thing in one pull.
Great idea! Thanks for watching!
I think that I need to make a few of these, thanks!
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Would have liked a close up you turning your fabric tube.
Thanks for watching
Love love love the tutorial. Thank you.
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Teancum sews !
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I would not have the patience for this 🤣🤣
It's a fun project when you have the time! Thanks for watching!
You're supposed to be able to cut through a bunch of layers of fabric with that rotary cutter so why not save yourself some time and cut through more than one at a time?
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my seem is wonky!
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I love your rotary cutter. What is it called?
We use Martelli rotary cutters. You can find them at sewyeahquilting.com! :)
Martelli Rotary cutters are the best, they come in right hand or left hand. Id suggest you watch the youtube martelli videos on how to use them, because they do have a bit of a learning curve, but I will not use any other cutter. Have used Martelli for many years.
I listen for you name but can't get it. Would you mind spelling it for me?
Teancum. Thanks for watching!
I loved this, but the lighting of you are too low, you seem dull.... a bit more light please.
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It's SELvage, not salvage. They are completely different words with completely different meaning. It would be like saying use "two yards of fabricate".
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