Zipper Overlay Sewing Tutorial
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 4 ต.ค. 2024
- Zipper Overlay Tutorial using my new Zipper Overlays offered in my shop!
Join me as a I show you how I sew in Zipper Overlays.
I've created 9 different Zipper Overlays. They all come in #3 and #5 zipper widths and they come in 5 lengths!
I have them listed on my website in 3 separate collections. I have also listed them as the full 9 Overlay bundle!
Head on over and check out the 3 Collections!
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All 3 Collections : amylynnedesign...
Excellent tutorial, one suggestion would be to explain why you sew one edge of the overlay and then flip the fabric down to sew the other side so that new sewists don’t sew completely around the box thinking they know what they’re doing… I have to force myself to watch the full video before thinking I know what I’m doing lol
If you sew all around, you won't be able to use the pocket. Everything will be stuck at the top. Test with scraps, and you will see what I am talking about.
Great tip, Thank you!
@@AmyLynneDesigns you're welcome!
Yes,,,that step,should have been shown.
I've never seen anyone not backstitch and instead pull the thread through the back and tie it off That was an eye opener. Thanks!
My pleasure!
I’m 74 and sewed since i was 7. I was taught to pull threads to back and knot. It. Is a clean finish.
@@nancymccleaft2096 it really is a nice finish isn’t it!
Common procedure to keep things neat and tidy.😊
Love the tying the threads, game changer for a cleaner look. Thank you!!! I'd like to see a tutorial on how to tape measuring tape to your machine. Newbie here and it helps for seam allowance sizes.
nice and clear demo, thank you
Glad you liked it!
Thank you for this! Where are you? Your teaching is great and what you teach is much needed. Keep up the great work!
Thank you very much! I'm in a suburb of Chicago :)
This has been the best explanation on how to do this that I have seen so far, thank you!!
Thank You for watching!!
Great !!!
Thank you!
Thanks for the great tutorial!
You're very welcome! Thank you!
Absolutely stunning,and beautiful…thank you for sharing.
Thank you so much! You are very welcome!
Thanks for the great video! I love the pop up graphics. :)
Thank you for the feedback! I’m glad you enjoy the pop ups!
Thank you so much. Your videos are so helpful. I’m also glad that you’re publishing videos more lately.
I’m so glad you enjoy them!
Hi Amy.. please come back. We need you! Hope you are well.
I will hopefully have a few new videos soon!!
Awesome ! Love your easy to follow instructions ! Thank you Amy this is such a great tutorial !
You are so welcome!
❤ beautiful!!! And excellent tutorial! Thank you ❤
You are so welcome! And thank you!
Thank you Amy for a great tutorial on the zipper overlay!
You’re welcome Roxanne! Thanks for watching!
I love this tutorial, Amy! It's very helpful and easy to follow. And btw, your nails look amazing! ♥
Thank you Elle, I’m so glad you enjoyed the video!
Thanks for the tutorial! You're videos are wonderful and explain every step and exactly how to make it look so good!
You’re welcome! Thank you Vivian for your kind words ❤️
Your videos NEVER disappoint ❤
You are too kind!
great video TFS ... p.s. instead of Elmers glue you could try sewline (used for EPP) if you use it sparingly you should be able to pull it away in a month or longer but it will stay till you pull it.
Thanks! Yes I do have sewline, I've tested it out and while I like it, as much as I use it is just not cost effective. It is pricey and I am frugal (cheap) hahahah!
Thanks Amy! I am going to start doing those for future pockets. I have some free SVG files from Sew Sweetness.
Wonderful! I love pockets like this!!
Yes!! Thanks!!
You’re welcome!
Love the tutorial, just wish you had made the right side of fabric a different color than interfacing.
Thank You for the suggestions!
Fantastic tutorial!!
Thank you!
I love this! Thank you! And beautiful nails ❤️
Thank you!!
Great tutorial!
Thank you!
i subscribed and love what you are doing! Thank you so much!..the cork like piece that you glued down?????where did you get that please???? I make bags and I really want to try your amazing ideas!
Thanks for subbing! You can grab one of three collections (or all three collections) over on my website! They come as SVG’s and PDF. So you can either cut on a machine or by hand! amylynnedesigns.com/shop/39113890/zipper-overlays
This is great!
I'm so glad you liked it!
I’m half way thru the tutorial of the zippy clutch! Excited to make one.
Fantastic!
Thank you Kelley ❤️
Great video! I am wondering what brand of zipper foot that is.. I have never seen one so little!
It is a narrow split hinged zipper foot. You can check it out here www.wawak.com/sewing/sewing-machine-accessories/feet/zipper-split-hinged-sewing-machine-foot-40322shp363/#sku=prt5002
Fabulous tutorial. 💗I need to hunt down an 1/8” foot. Seems like it may keep from having to keep opening and closing the zipper to keep it out of the way.
It looks like she just used her zipper foot to stitch around.
That foot is a narrow hinged foot and yep it measures 1/8”. You can pick it up at Wawak, Cutex Sewing and on Amazon!
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Thank you!
Do you have a video on how to create the cork overlay ? It must be hard to cut the opening straight. Thank you.
I do not, but I can get one up!!
@AmyLynneDesigns that'd be so nice !!
Thank you, Amy, for all your videos and teaching! I want to learn all that you are sharing. Question: Is the Amazon product Tandy Leather Tanner's Bond Adhesive Tape 5 mm the same as the Tanner's Bond Permanent Adhesive Tape on the Tandy website? I would like to purchase the permanent DST that you recommend. Thanks!
I'm sorry for the delay Erin. Yes it is the same. I would also check the Permanent DST over at WAWAK. It works great! This is it and it is super sticky! www.wawak.com/garment-construction/tapes/wawak-hyperstik-super-strong-double-sided-vinylleather-basting-tape-clear/#sku=tpe28
What sewing machine are you using? great video thanks.
I sew on a Juki DDL 8700 straight stitch flat bed.
Great tutorial! Do you know where to get the printed fabric?
Thank you! The fabric I used was a Fat Quarter I picked up at Joann Fabrics awhile ago.
thank you so much for this, is it a certain weight of thread you use?
You can do this with any weight thread. I use Gutermann Mara 70 Tex 40.
What machine is that with the skinny foot? It's amazing.
My machine is an Industrial Juki 8700 straight stitch flat bed. I love it. It has great feet options and unlike a domestic the feet are super cheap! Check out Sewing Gold for the machine. They are a great company to work with.
What size is your foot on your machine and what machine do u have
I sew on a Juki DDL 8700 straight stitch flat bed machine. She is wonderful! The foot I used in the video was originally called a split hinged narrow foot and now you can find it as a narrow
Zipper foot. Cutex Sewing carry’s it and so does Wawak. Here’s a link to grab it from Wawak www.wawak.com/sewing/sewing-machine-accessories/feet/zipper-split-hinged-sewing-machine-foot-40322shp363/
Would have been better to show how you folded the pocket lining away from the zipper -visually, along with the script, instead of taking so much time tying the threads. This will be a big issue for lots of seamers.
Thanks for that feedback! I've done this for others in person and tying the knots was a struggle. I'll try to focus on both in the patterns this will be used on!
Hello please could you do a video how to sew a zip to sorts please.
I’m assuming you mean shorts. I don’t sew clothing, sorry.
I thought I was following the video but i sewed the zipper shut 😢... what did I do wrong abs in sewing vinyl😱
I’m guessing you sewed the bottom edge with the pocket flipped down. When you sew the bottom edge the pocket has to be up and out of the way so you don’t catch it and sew it closed.
Jump to 10:55 and you’ll see when I sew the bottom edge I have the pocket to the left or to the top of the bag.
Most confusing video I have EVER seen for installing a zipper. Ouch.
Sorry it wasn't helpful for you!