Just found your videos. I’ve been garment sewing for about two years. Before watching your video, I used a whole labor intensive process involving carbon paper, a tracing wheel and a lot of pins to deal with darts. Now I mark and sew beautiful darts in just minutes No more avoiding patterns with darts! Thank you for this tutorial it has helped to elevate my skills as a self taught, home sewer.
I am super happy to hear this! In fact, in my fashion University days they did teach us this method with the carbon paper but throughout my fashion career my skills progressed to making things faster with pins. When I worked for a tailor in Italy he had shown me the tailors tack technique and I am glad I can pass along this knowledge. Happy sewing!
Slightly off topic: tldr-- Beginner sewist(?) who will definitely wear safety glasses. Hi, I'm a recent subscriber to your channel. Love your videos! I am whatever skill level that is below "beginner". I haven't even received my sewing machine yet, but I've just been watching a ton of tutorials and informational videos. I was reading the online manual to the machine I purchased, and noticed that it said to wear safety glasses. I was really confused about this, so I asked my friend who sews all the time & she informed me of the risks, but that she nor anyone she knows sews with safety glasses. So I was tempted to just not worry about them, despite the OSHA agent in my head screaming at me. Then I came across your videos & showed her that at least one other person wears safety glasses while sewing and that was all the confirmation I needed to purchase my own pair. 🤣 Thank you for the time and effort you put into producing these videos!!
Hahaha, it is slightly a joke to wear safety glasses. Although I have a tailoring friend that would wear these 70's aviator glasses religiously when ever he would be sewing. And I have to admit, I rarely wear safety glasses while sewing (although I know I should bc of the risks of needle breaks). Thank you so much for subscribing, nice to know you enjoying the content!
Only just found you guys - loving your awesome tips and humour! New sub - can’t wait to see more content and binge on the ones you have! ❤️ Why have you not been recommended before now?! Lol! Been struggling to get a perfect dart and this is the best vid I’ve seen on how to do it, i can’t wait to try out my new tip!
Thank you so much! Comments like these make teaching so rewarding. We love hearing that we have helped others along their sewing journey and that you are enjoying the channel (so much so, that you are going to binge watch!! ♥️👏). Let us know how your dart turned out! Thanks again for watching and supporting the channel. Happy sewing!
@@LTRLtrend Thankyou! 🥰 I DID have a go at that dart - and it turned out great! I’ve been able to practice a little more and get better it now i know what to do! Thankyou! 🥰
Thank you so much for the love! We definitely will be continuing with making videos, we just took a break to gather resources - we will be releasing apmw big things this year!! One of them being a website with reaources and the other is a secret! Be sure to stay tined for these releases. Thanks again for watching.
@@IAMCHANELBLVCK thanls again Jade! Stayed tuned for more new lessons to come. If you have any suggestions on what you would like to learn let us know.
hello Faren you have excellent sewing skills and knowledge yes in this video I did see the industrial sewing machine foot pedal as you promised, in your videos when you walk into your studio I see what I think is called a cover stitch sewing machine that's one sewing machine I wish you would film how to operate it it looks very complicated to use ? Please kindly let me know and reply back ok?thank you very much and happy holidays.
hello thank you very much for the request as seen but not mentioned your juki sewing machine has a upgraded servo motor not the typical clutch motor which is much better and offers some speed control something you might want to point out thanks
Thanks Frank! I actually had no idea about this sevo clutch... I do know that there is a speed control dial near the on button. If you have any other specific question, I would be happy to answer.
Faren I love your tips! I'm finally switching to industrial. I learned on a juki and they use them at work too. What model number would you recommend? I got my eyes peeled for a used one but no luck yet. 👋🧵👌🏼
Thanks for watching! Juki is the best in the industry, so good choice. I agree, buying used is definitely beneficial (both of my industrial machines were bought used and I havent had any problems). I don't have any suggestions for model numbers bc I tend to go with the best used machine that fits my needs - making sure it is good condition and all parts are included. So keep those eyes peeled! Good luck
hello Faren yes I did see you operate the juki sewing machine foot pedal being used thank you very much for keeping your promise. please kindly make a note when you finally start to film the home domestic sewing machine please kindly have the camera person get some video footage of the sewing machine electric foot pedal being used into the video it would be very much appreciated and thanks for being so sweet.
ok no problem just wanted to double check make sure you made a note to have the camera crew get some video footage of the domestic home sewing machine electric foot pedal being used into the video yes just wanted to. make sure you get it ? yes thank you
I am so interested seeing more of your vidoes. Your videos are fantastic. I like how professional you make sewing videos and the interesting tips you are sharing. I am wondering if you can make a video of how to create a clothing pattern using clothes you own, like a sexy women's top. Also, can you share how to create it in different sizes? Many appreciate your time and help.
Thank you so much for the lovely message here! I did make a video on how to clone your clothes (more specifically a hoodie was used as the example). Linked here th-cam.com/video/J2D70Br8ncc/w-d-xo.html AND I have a video that Upcycles beach shorts to a cute "sexy" top here th-cam.com/video/q6aPWb4i-Wc/w-d-xo.html
in terms of sizing up and down your clothes this is a huge and slightly complicated topic on grading. It's also a topic I am not super expert in... to be honest, I used to just get an expert pattern grader to do this for me (back in the day).
hello thanks for your response you can see s dail at 4.02 in the video under the sewing machine in the knee pad area that dail offers some speed control let me know if you figure it out please and you have to make plans to film making a pride flag video please ok ?please thank you very much
Thanks Frank! Yes, I do know where to find the speed control dial, but I like to keep it at a slower pace when I am teaching others 😉. And no plans as of yet to make a pride flag, maybe we can plan for this next pride season. Thanks again!
Just found your videos. I’ve been garment sewing for about two years. Before watching your video, I used a whole labor intensive process involving carbon paper, a tracing wheel and a lot of pins to deal with darts. Now I mark and sew beautiful darts in just minutes No more avoiding patterns with darts! Thank you for this tutorial it has helped to elevate my skills as a self taught, home sewer.
I am super happy to hear this! In fact, in my fashion University days they did teach us this method with the carbon paper but throughout my fashion career my skills progressed to making things faster with pins. When I worked for a tailor in Italy he had shown me the tailors tack technique and I am glad I can pass along this knowledge. Happy sewing!
She is fun and cool thanks for being fun and serious at the same time
Hahaha, thank you so much for bejng here with me and learning that sewing can be fun!
OMG! That thread and cardboard methods are genius ideas! Thank you sooooo much for sharing!
Thank you so much for watching! Glad to know my methods are helping others enjoy sewing.
"yummy thread" i love your personality man! this ain't no average sewing video lol !!
This comment made my day - thank you!
The thread tail guide tip is brilliant.
Thanku for making time to share your tips.
Thank you for taking the time to watch and swnd me a comment of what you liked about the video.
So nice tips,love the tips.Thanks.
Thank you! Very happy to share my tips with people that have a passion to sew.
Slightly off topic:
tldr-- Beginner sewist(?) who will definitely wear safety glasses.
Hi, I'm a recent subscriber to your channel. Love your videos! I am whatever skill level that is below "beginner". I haven't even received my sewing machine yet, but I've just been watching a ton of tutorials and informational videos. I was reading the online manual to the machine I purchased, and noticed that it said to wear safety glasses. I was really confused about this, so I asked my friend who sews all the time & she informed me of the risks, but that she nor anyone she knows sews with safety glasses. So I was tempted to just not worry about them, despite the OSHA agent in my head screaming at me. Then I came across your videos & showed her that at least one other person wears safety glasses while sewing and that was all the confirmation I needed to purchase my own pair. 🤣
Thank you for the time and effort you put into producing these videos!!
Hahaha, it is slightly a joke to wear safety glasses. Although I have a tailoring friend that would wear these 70's aviator glasses religiously when ever he would be sewing. And I have to admit, I rarely wear safety glasses while sewing (although I know I should bc of the risks of needle breaks). Thank you so much for subscribing, nice to know you enjoying the content!
Helping cone tiddy garment makers everywhere. Me. I'm cone tidy garment makers.
Use the thread tails as a guide is an awesome tip!
Thanks for watching! It was a trick I learnt in University, and eversince then I have never failed at sewing awesome darts.
I ❤️ your videos!!! Thank you 😊
And I love you for being here... thank you!
That peddle, omg... memories.. I learned on an old singer sewing machine that had a wrought iron peddle.. lovely machine
Your videos and your humour are great! So glad i found your channel 💜
Wow, thanks! Happy you have found us!
Only just found you guys - loving your awesome tips and humour! New sub - can’t wait to see more content and binge on the ones you have! ❤️ Why have you not been recommended before now?! Lol!
Been struggling to get a perfect dart and this is the best vid I’ve seen on how to do it, i can’t wait to try out my new tip!
Thank you so much! Comments like these make teaching so rewarding. We love hearing that we have helped others along their sewing journey and that you are enjoying the channel (so much so, that you are going to binge watch!! ♥️👏). Let us know how your dart turned out! Thanks again for watching and supporting the channel. Happy sewing!
@@LTRLtrend Thankyou! 🥰 I DID have a go at that dart - and it turned out great! I’ve been able to practice a little more and get better it now i know what to do!
Thankyou! 🥰
I fucking love your channel!! You put things in a really practical way that makes sense. Thank you soooo much, and please keep making videos!
Thank you so much for the love! We definitely will be continuing with making videos, we just took a break to gather resources - we will be releasing apmw big things this year!! One of them being a website with reaources and the other is a secret! Be sure to stay tined for these releases. Thanks again for watching.
You are so amazing.👍👍👍thank you love you.
Wow, thank you so much!
@@LTRLtrend you are so welcome,thank you for your inspiration and enthusiasm and great lessons,hacks and help.id love to learn more
@@IAMCHANELBLVCK thanls again Jade! Stayed tuned for more new lessons to come. If you have any suggestions on what you would like to learn let us know.
Nice tuto on video.. You are skilled on sewing machine handle. Great!
Thanks for watching! I definitely have a passion for sewing and love to share.
Love your humor!
I'm flattered, thanks so much for watching and enjoying.
hello Faren you have excellent sewing skills and knowledge yes in this video I did see the industrial sewing machine foot pedal as you promised, in your videos when you walk into your studio I see what I think is called a cover stitch sewing machine that's one sewing machine I wish you would film how to operate it it looks very complicated to use ? Please kindly let me know and reply back ok?thank you very much and happy holidays.
Genius tips, love following the thread - you are awesome
I am glad it was helpful! Thank you!
Could you do a tutorial on garment construction, beginning after you’ve cut fabric pieces out using a sewing pattern?
hello thank you very much for the request as seen but not mentioned your juki sewing machine has a upgraded servo motor not the typical clutch motor which is much better and offers some speed control something you might want to point out thanks
Thanks Frank! I actually had no idea about this sevo clutch... I do know that there is a speed control dial near the on button. If you have any other specific question, I would be happy to answer.
Faren I love your tips! I'm finally switching to industrial. I learned on a juki and they use them at work too. What model number would you recommend? I got my eyes peeled for a used one but no luck yet. 👋🧵👌🏼
Thanks for watching! Juki is the best in the industry, so good choice. I agree, buying used is definitely beneficial (both of my industrial machines were bought used and I havent had any problems). I don't have any suggestions for model numbers bc I tend to go with the best used machine that fits my needs - making sure it is good condition and all parts are included. So keep those eyes peeled! Good luck
hello Faren yes I did see you operate the juki sewing machine foot pedal being used thank you very much for keeping your promise. please kindly make a note when you finally start to film the home domestic sewing machine please kindly have the camera person get some video footage of the sewing machine electric foot pedal being used into the video it would be very much appreciated and thanks for being so sweet.
Sure thing, we will notify everyone when it is ready.
It's the tips like fingerpressing, the small things that show in your sewing I find helpful. Thanks
@@hollybolliger6517 Thank you! Love giving my tips away to help you!!!
ok no problem just wanted to double check make sure you made a note to have the camera crew get some video footage of the domestic home sewing machine electric foot pedal being used into the video yes just wanted to. make sure you get it ? yes thank you
Will do! Thank you Frank!
You're hilarious! lmao
I am so interested seeing more of your vidoes. Your videos are fantastic. I like how professional you make sewing videos and the interesting tips you are sharing. I am wondering if you can make a video of how to create a clothing pattern using clothes you own, like a sexy women's top. Also, can you share how to create it in different sizes? Many appreciate your time and help.
Thank you so much for the lovely message here! I did make a video on how to clone your clothes (more specifically a hoodie was used as the example). Linked here th-cam.com/video/J2D70Br8ncc/w-d-xo.html AND I have a video that Upcycles beach shorts to a cute "sexy" top here th-cam.com/video/q6aPWb4i-Wc/w-d-xo.html
in terms of sizing up and down your clothes this is a huge and slightly complicated topic on grading. It's also a topic I am not super expert in... to be honest, I used to just get an expert pattern grader to do this for me (back in the day).
@@LTRLtrend ok sure. Many thanks!
hello thanks for your response you can see s dail at 4.02 in the video under the sewing machine in the knee pad area that dail offers some speed control let me know if you figure it out please and you have to make plans to film making a pride flag video please ok ?please thank you very much
Thanks Frank! Yes, I do know where to find the speed control dial, but I like to keep it at a slower pace when I am teaching others 😉. And no plans as of yet to make a pride flag, maybe we can plan for this next pride season. Thanks again!
Maybe don't say "yo homies" lol it's weird, but you seem like a cool person
Totally get it, I guess I was getting bored with my other same old intros...