15 Dollar Store Sewing Hacks for $40
ฝัง
- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 27 มิ.ย. 2024
- This week's video finds me at the Dollar Store searching for Dollar Tree Sewing Hacks that can be used in a beginner and advanced sewists sewing room. It doesn't take much to find some great sewing hacks to replace expensive sewing notions and sewing tools. This helps to make sewing affordable for beginner and advanced sewists/sewers. If you haven't watched my other sewing hack videos, I have many ideas in my daily sewing practices and in my sewing classroom to share with my viewers.
These youtube tutorials will help all different levels of sewists to hack dollar store items into usable sewing tools.
Music by New Cypher on TH-cam, Soundcloud, and Spotify
Please come and check out my channel. Please subscribe and click the bell to be notified when I upload videos on Sundays.
I started the channel in October 2020 as a way to help my remote learning students with sewing from home. I made sure they all got a machine (their own or a loaner from the school) and a package of materials and supplies. It was a big undertaking but worth it. The students sewed at their own pace and did written curriculum on set days. We are now into the second semester of at-home learning for some students. This semester it is a senior class of grade 11 and grade 12 students.
When I realized that there were TH-cam watchers that wanted to watch my content, I branched out and started making other videos to share some of my knowledge. Please comment on any of the videos to tell me where you are from and/or let me know what kind of content you would like to see.
So now, we are all on a sewing journey: it could be my students, it could be my children, it could be my sewing journey...but it's definitely your sewing journey. I hope you join me every week.
If you have not checked out the channel here is the link: / @yoursewingteacher1729
Here are some videos like this one -
15 More Dollar Store sewing hacks : • 15 More Dollar Store S...
More Sewing Hacks: • More Sewing Hacks for ...
Here are some beginner sewing tutorials -
Getting to know the sewing Machine: • Sewing 101: Threading ... and • Sewing 101: Parts of t...
Needles 101: • Sewing 101: Beginner's...
Sewing a professional looking Pouch (unlined) - Clutch/Stand up makeup bag: • How to sew a professio...
Sewing a lined pouch: • Make a Lined Zipper Pouch
Sewing PJ shorts: • Making Pyjama Shorts (...
Sewing PJ Pants with pockets: • Sewing Comfy pyjama pa...
Here are some Thrift Flip videos -
Making a Dog Coat: • Thrift Flip: DIY Dog J...
Making Felted Wool Sweater Mittens: • Sweaters to Mittens Cl... - แนวปฏิบัติและการใช้ชีวิต
![[HIGHLIGHT] หมีLIVEปะ? | EP.171 เห็นแต่ในจอ วันนี้มาต้องขอคารวะ](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/gPWLxa0e_Z8/mqdefault.jpg)
Harbor Freight- magnetic stainless steel bowl $4.
Thank you for watching and commenting Flynn. I heard Harbour Freight has the bowls. That’s way less than I paid for my original bowl from the quilting store. I will let the viewers know in my next hack video. Thanks
I have one of those on my dryer. It collects screws and nails left in my husband's pockets.
Brilliant!
Wow!!! Thank you heading to harbor freight this morning.
Harbor Freight has quite a few things that can be repurposed for sewing
The plastic cutting boards can be used in the bottom of tote bags, just cut to size. You can sew a slip on cover for it. To make it extra sturdy double up the layers of plastic mat.
Thanks Ramona. Great tips. So glad you stopped by. Hope you check out some of the other videos on the channel. Lots of content like this, plus a whole lot more!
well, now I know why this video went viral. Lots of great info. Wish I'd taken sewing in school so I didn't have to try to learn at 57 in a pandemic!
Thanks Anita. Be sure to check out the other hack videos. I have so many to share! Welcome the the world of sewing. Hang in here, we will get you up to speed in no time. The only thing you have to remember about sewing is that every mistake is a learning moment. I still make silly mistakes and learn from he very one. It doesn’t matter if you have been sewing 3 months 1 year or 20 years. Thanks for watching 💜♥️😁
As far as news print goes, you can get end rolls for free at the news paper office. They are 4-5 ft wide and , if you are lucky, may have a lot of news print paper left. When I taught preschool we used this to trace the kids, draw on, walk on with painty feet, etc. Thanks for your hacks. I’m off to the dollar store 💖
I’ve just learned of this. I will be calling for the next school year. Thanks for the info and thanks for watching.
The rubber finger tips are actually very useful for sewing. They protect your fingers when you're ironing those little details or making bias tape. They're also very good for guiding slippery fabrics while you sew!
Great tips. Thank you DDB! I appreciate you stopping to watch my video.
I use those in place of thimbles actually
Amy!!!
You look great and you’re a natural in front of the camera. I feel like you’re talking directly to me! Love the tips and will continue to follow you. Thanks, sewing teacher!♥️
Thank you Annie. Thanks for subscribing!
Wrapping paper from the Dollar store can be used for patterns and extending patterns. It often has a grid on the backside of the paper.
Another great tip. Thanks Ramona. I have used the wrapping paper for its grid. Very helpful. Thanks again for watching. 💕
I bought a magnet dish at Princess Auto for about $3 Canadian. Binder clips can also work as a third hand when you need to keep fabric taut. I also bought a great magnifying lens with a light for about $3 at Princess Auto; great for seeing the size of needles.
I put magnet strips in a plastic container with a lid (that I got at the dollar store). I have 2 that I use. Also the containers were the snug stacking type with plenty of space inside. In one I have my straight pins, in the other I have my safety pins. Then I stack the containers. My pins are all together, I only need one cover. When I want to get to the other pins, I separate the containers. This has been my pin storage for years. I love it.
Hi Kereyn, what a great way to store your pins. Thank you so much for sharing and for stopping to watch and comment!😁
Yes! Those cutting boards make GREAT templates - there is a more expensive version at the fabric stores, but why?? These are perfect!
I totally agree. I like the economical choices best. Thanks for watching!
$8.99 each..12"x 8" at fabric stores...no way jose...for $1.25. I'll get 3 to make all my templates...$3.75 for 3x as much .yahoo
Sewing hack: Dollar Tree carries rolls of "banner paper" in the same aisle as poster board and school/office supplies. Very useful for large pattern making when doodle newsprint just isn't sturdy or large enough. LOVE your idea for using medical office bed liner as tracing paper! Keep the wonder hack videos coming!
Thanks For the comment and the watch Dori. I appreciate it. I am full of hack and tips, so I will be posting a new hack video every 4-6 weeks. Hope you stick around to see them. 😊
@@yoursewingteacher1729 Absolutely! I'm really enjoying your videos. Great variety of thought provoking subjects and I appreciate your sewing-on-a-dime notion items. I'm hoping to make an oak ironing clapper soon, about a 10" x 10" x 1" with a fun drawer knob to lift it. Quilters like their clappers for flattening seams! Oak wood planks aren't cheap, so I'm going to scan the HD wood remnants bin to see if I can get what I need for a dollar or two. I have an oak clapper I purchased on Amazon, but they are seriously overpriced +$20 small blocks of wood. Perhaps your school's woodshop could make and sell them on eBay or ???? Would be great beginner or extra credit woodshop projects and a way to raise funds for the school. Just a thought.... 😊
@@SewAndTellwithDori thanks for the great idea. I will speak to the shop teacher on Monday. I have a clapper at school that was donated. I don’t use it, but I should get the shop to make me one for home. I love to quilt, but rarely have the time.
@@SewAndTellwithDori I did this, abt 5 years ago. I think it was at a Home Depot . You can buy maple (another hard wood, but it is fine grained) by the foot. I think I bought 1”x4” and they said to ask the guy in the tool rental room to cut it with the miter saw, so that it would be a fine, vs a rough, cut. (He didn’t charge me for the cut!) I can’t remember how long it is, maybe a foot? It only cost a couple bucks. I took it home and sanded it, with very fine sandpaper, especially the cut ends and I rounded off the corners with sandpaper too, so it wouldn’t snag on anything. Sand the flat sides, too, because often the wood will have a film on it (IDK if it’s sap or something from the manufacturing process) and you don’t want that on your fabric. The film never came back, so maybe the latter. Then wiped it off a few times with several damp paper towels to remove all the residue. It worked out great, works well, and saved myself over $30!
Putting a knob on is a novel idea 💡! I didn’t, but then I can use mine double sided.
These days, they are selling smaller ones for quilting. So, while you’re there, consider getting a short piece of a smaller board too. Then you’ll have a big one and a small one! 😁
@@susanmei9980 Thanks so much, Susan! Great info!!!! Will check out next time I have to go to HD. Hugs to you!!!! 😁
I love using the cutting mats but I have to put Washi tape on the edges so I can see where to cut. Something that I do with my larger patterns that I use a lot, is I iron on freezer paper to the back side of the pattern. It makes the pattern more durable and I can use it over and over again without damaging the pattern.
Hello! Thank you for these great tips. Much appreciated. I will definitely try them out. So glad you stopped to watch!😊🇨🇦💜
I am praying you are better and feeling better. Hope to hear your good news soon.
I use the large foambacked placemats under my sewng machine and serger. Quiter, and the machines don't travel across the table.
Oh... JoJo Sewist, I’m totally trying this. Thanks for the tip!
I use the same placemats for template-patterns!
@@libbypickett2172 me too
Me too from the dollar store
i need to get something for that exact purpose, i just didn’t know what. perfect. thank you!
Those "craft clips," have been a favorite housepainting notion of mine-- I can quickly do a short-term protective wrap job of a bush outside or a dish hutch inside. So much easier than tape for some things!
What a great idea. I love housepainting. I will definitely give that a try. Thanks
Love your ideas! I was going to mention at Harbor Freight you can magnetic bowls in three different sizes for a a couple of dollars they go on sale. I’ve found nice long rulers and all size clips. A person could make a lot of things work from there.
Thanks for watching my video Angie and for commenting. We don’t have a Harbour Freight in Canada, but we have similar auto parts stores. I’m going to see if I can find anything there. Thanks for sharing. I actually need new rulers. Hope you stick around! 😁
@@yoursewingteacher1729 I also have a low dollar store where I live and they have these small rotary cutters, (I thought those won’t work,) I was so wrong! my daughter got it for me and it’s better then any high dollar cutter from sewing stores. Pm me if you want me to get one for you. Or the bowls, I can watch for sales.
@@angierobins8168 you are awesome. Thanks. I’ll let you know.
The Washi tape idea for the sewing machine is a great idea. As well as many other of your ideas. Thank you very much.
Hi Debbra. Glad you found the channel! Hope you find lots of other videos informative as well. 🤞
Those cutting mats make awesome templates. I cut mine out with the Brother ScanNCut. If you find your templates slip, you can stick those little green felt dots on the bottom- the kind you’d put on the bottom of a lamp or something so it won’t scratch your table.
Hello Jennifer. I didn’t realize you could put them in the scan and cut. That’s great. I love your hack of the felt dots. I will share that in a future video. Thank you for watching!
I use those cutting mats as bases in my tote bags. Trim to size, enclose it in a sleeve in matching fabric and it’s removable for washing. Thanks for all your tips
During the ice storm when the power was out for days, I did hand sewing next to the window. I borrowed some spring clamps from my husband to hold a reverse sequin pillow I was making and it was great! thanks for the sticky velcro trick of what not to use!
Hi. Thanks for stopping and watching. Great minds think alike. Spring clamps are great. So glad you found the info useful.
Amy-great tips! I can’t wait to binge watch some other videos. You are so creative and I look forward to learning some more tips and tricks from you!
Thank you!
Great tips. The clip on light idea is genius! Thank you
Hi Jennifer. That tip came out of desperation. My bulb burned out in my serger right after servicing and I told myself that I could deal with it until it was time to service again. Instead o found the clip on light. It is great. Thanks for watching and for commenting. See you on Sunday with the next video!
Love the idea of using the cutting mat as a template.
Thanks or watching and commenting. Glad you stopped by😊
Awesome! Thank you for sharing!
Edited to add directions for cutting mat care: I learned of the proper care of self healing mats a few years ago.
Self healing mats work best when they get regular moisture and stay clean.
You can repair your selfhealing cutting mats in the bathtub! To care for your mat, you need to clean it of all threads and debris. Then find a large container or bathtub where your mat can lay flat, fill with cool water. You want to add ¼ cup white vinegar per gallon of cool water and let it soak for 15 to 20 minutes.
Make sure the water is cool! Warm or hot water can warp your mat. Using a soft brush and some blue Dawn soap, scrub the mat in small circles to remove dirt and lighter stains. If you have damaged the mat with heat, cold water might help, but most likely the damage is not reversible.
Hope this helps. Thanks for watching!
Hello SEWING FRIENDS. Please comment you favourite sewing hacks so that I can make another video with my viewers hacks. I’ll mention who sent them too! Thanks for watching!
I (believe it or not) have found many useful items for sewing at harbor freight. Magnetic pin dish, 45mm rotary blades, clips, organizers, etc.
@@ninacherry3997 That’s great. I’m always looking for things that would help with my sewing practice, no matter what store I’m in. Thanks for the info. Thanks for watching.
Thank you. How lovely.
You are so kind. Thanks for stopping to watch!
I enjoyed the hacks you talked about and heading to Dollar Store this afternoon. Thanks
That’s fantastic Cynthia. So glad you enjoyed the video and found inspiration in it. I have so many more hacks to share. I will be sharing more hacks (new ones) every 4-6 weeks. Hope you will subscribe and use notifications to see the new ones. Thanks for watching.
I believe there is a special place in heaven for teachers of children.😘
Thank you. That is so sweet. Thank you for watching.
Hi Amy, I’m so happy ( and thankful) to see that you’re back!
Those pink clamps come in a mini size too! I use them for all sorts of things and love them.
Oh. Really?? I didn’t know. I’ll have to keep my eyes open. Thanks for sticking around to watch my videos.
TFS. Great hacks. I love contact paper as well.
There are so many good ideas here, thank you. I absolutely love using this cutting mats as templates. They also work great to cut stencils. Thank you for sharing.
Thanks for stopping by to watch. Hope you find the other videos helpful as well. 😁
The magnet bowl is available at Harbor Freight for 2.99. It's for nails and I also use it to pass over the floor and picks up spilled pins, etc. It used to be one of their "freebies"...killed by our great economy now
Mine was a freebie also. I love Harbor Freight. Their small blue flashlight is great to use for sewing. I just velcro it to the machine and get good light.
So I've been sewing a lot lately. Learned in school, but taken it up again to keep me busy and deal with stress. I love watching videos like this. I've made so many errors in sewing i could make a video of what not to do. But the biggest tip is to take your time. Whether it's cutting a pattern or pinning (both are probably take the longest for me) but i just need to do it. You know how many times I've cut through multiple pieces of fabric because I didn't move the pieces underneath? Basically what I'm saying is i need to just keep the area neat and follow through. Thank you for making this video.
Hey there Dani! I also have made a million and one mistakes in my day. I have even sewn my sleeve to my project🤣. All we can do is laugh and know that every mistake is an opportunity to learn and do it again. As for cutting- Along with tracing, they are the most time consuming and most hated parts of sewing for me. I often will spend a day tracing patterns, the next day I would cut 6-10 projects and then no cutting again for a looooong while. It allows me to relax and get into a sewing groove. Thanks for watching and sharing part of your sewing journey with me. Hope you come back to watch again.
@@yoursewingteacher1729 Yes! 😅 mistakes happen bit that's how I lean. That's a great tip. Thank you again for the content.
Love that template idea.
Hello Monette. Thanks for watching. Someone else has asked for a video on how I make the templates. So in a few weeks there will be a template video! Hope you come back to watch it.
New sub here from Spokane Valley Wa, even though this is 2y old ,it works for me ,except for the fact that the $store is now a $1,25 .I got myself a little sewing machine to make masks,but then the mandate was lifted, I haven't sowen since I made my square dancing dress @16yo ,except for a little hand sewing, for mending or crafts,but I will be starting again,for doggy clothes, pull together toy sacks for my great grandson leggos,a swimsuit cover up for me ,and a few cute masks for Dr appointments, maybe more,we will see 👀 💙
Your video is just fantastic. Many ways to cut costs and save.
Thank you for these great ideas. And only one dollar!! You can sometimes find the Jumbo size, which is bigger than the gallon. Yeah Thank you sweetie. Stay safe and God bless you.
Thanks for watching and commenting Luisa. Hope you stick around for more videos 😃
Great ideas, thank you for sharing!
Ah, I see the light... The clip-on spotlight!
My bulb had burnt out right after servicing. It wasn’t worth taking back to the shop. Thank goodness for the clip on spotlight! Thanks for watching.
Excellent!
Great tips. Thank you.
Thank you very much! Posting another hack video soon
I really liked some of the hacks! Thank you for sharing.
Hi Melinda. Thanks for watching and commenting. Stay tuned. I’m full of hacks and tips. There will be more new hack videos coming out every 4-6 weeks or so. Hope you join me.
Brilliant I loved this video very helpful. Thank You very much
I love the cutting mat idea!
Thanks. So glad you stopped by. Hope you come by again.
you make a lot of sense in your seewing great ideas
Thanks Patsy. So glad you watched. Hope you join me on Sundays to see my new videos. There are enough hacks in my practice that I’m thinking I can do a new hack video every 4-6 weeks. Thanks for stopping by my channel.
That sewing machine behind her looks fantastic
To the left I have a Babylock Imagine serger, and directly behind me is a Janome Memory Craft 9700, embroidery and sewing machine. Thanks for stopping by the channel. Hope you find some of the videos helpful.
Sustainable sewer! I love that. Sounds nicer than I just keep everything!
I like to use plastic canvas cut to fit, in the bottoms of my bags
Lol. Yep - I do keep everything. Thanks for watching another video.
I love "sustainable sewer" too. My adult kids say I'm a borderline hoarder...but I'm the first place they come to when they're looking for some random thing....like a 7" purple zipper or vintage buttons.....lolol.....
You've given me permission (and an alternate title) to keep useful, repurposed, SUSTAINABLE things! Thanks!
Thank you for all of your great tips!
Thanks for watching Donna. Hope you stick around, there are so many more to be shared in the future😀
I enjoyed your hacks . Thank you for sharing. And I will use mostly all of them!
Thanks again for watching and commenting Melinda. Stay tuned, hopefully I will have other hacks you can use as well. See you soon!
ADDING ON TO THE BULLETIN BOARD IDEA Dollar tree sells the poster board with the layer of foam behind it
Glue your cork sheets on top of that. Should be thick enough you can push your pins it without stabbing your wall.
Thank you. That’s a great idea. The next time I paint my sewing room I will fix the holes and use. The poster board. Awesome tip! Thanks for stopping by to watch.
Excellent advice and presentation!
Thank you for your kindness. I appreciate you taking the time to stop, watch and comment. Hope you come back soon. Glad you found it useful. 😊
Thanks for sharing some great ideas! My daughter bought that little light to attach to our visor in our car when the overhead light wasn't working. I hadn't thought about using it with my machine!
Hi Pajama Quilter! Thanks for watching and for the comment. I found that one out of desperation. I needed to see when the bulb had burned out of my serger right after service! Cheap and handy, my kind of tool!😁
@@yoursewingteacher1729 Necessity is the mother of invention.
Great job thank you.
Thanks for joining us on this video. If you have any other videos you would like to see me make - just let me know. I'm always looking for ideas. Be sure to check out me other videos😊
Thank you!
Thanks for watching.
Great ideas
Great tips. Thank you!
Thanks for stopping to watch Joyell. Hope you find some of the other videos informative as well.
I love those clear cutting mats for quilt templates. Because I can see through the template, fussy cutting quilt pieces is super easy.
Thanks for the watch and the comment. Great additional use for the cutting sheet. That’s. I’ll mention it in an upcoming hacks for quilters video. Hope to see you back to the channel soon.
I got some great ideas from you! Thanks much 😀
Hi Debra. So glad it is information you can use. Stop by soon. I’m full of useful (and useless) info🤣
You are awesome! Thank you
So kind
My favorite sewing hack is the flexible plastic cutting mats. You get 2 and you can use them for so many things! I’ve been using them for a few years and have recycled other hacks to the cutting mats!
Yep. One of my favourites as well. They are great covered in the bottom of a bag too. Thanks for watching.
I use my silhouette cutter to cut out templates out of the dollar store cutting mats. It takes a bit of playing around to get the cutter to go through but I've made so many templates and stencils from the cute designs on the design store that I've filled up 2 scrapbook binders.
Thank You for sharing this video. 🌻
You are welcome. Thanks for visiting the channel. Hope you come back and check out some of my other videos. There are some similar ones 😊
Great tips
I had no clue you could throw the "healing" mat in the bathtub to correct it...guess I will be trying that out!
Check out the instructions in the pinned comment. It is actually supposed to be a maintenance thing, as these mats are supposed to be moistened regularly to ensure the self healing properties are still active. Thanks for stopping by. Sorry I missed your comment.
@@yoursewingteacher1729 I don't see any 'pinned' comments?
@@MsDropofrain sorry. For me it shows at the top of the comments. Not sure why you can’t see them. Here it is.
-----
Edited to add directions for cutting mat care: I learned of the proper care of self healing mats a few years ago.
Self healing mats work best when they get regular moisture and stay clean.
You can repair your selfhealing cutting mats in the bathtub! To care for your mat, you need to clean it of all threads and debris. Then find a large container or bathtub where your mat can lay flat, fill with cool water. You want to add ¼ cup white vinegar per gallon of cool water and let it soak for 15 to 20 minutes.
Make sure the water is cool! Warm or hot water can warp your mat. Using a soft brush and some blue Dawn soap, scrub the mat in small circles to remove dirt and lighter stains. If you have damaged the mat with heat, cold water might help, but most likely the damage is not reversible.
Hope this helps. Thanks for watching!
@@yoursewingteacher1729 .9
@@yoursewingteacher1729 Thanks for sharing this! It's not pinned to the top for me either.
Great idea! ❤️💕
Thanks for watching Marla! 😁
Thank you for the helpful hints
Absolutely. So many other tips and trick videos. Hope you stick around to watch. 😊😁
Love the hacks. Thank you for your video
Hi Margaret. Thanks for clicking and watching. Much appreciated. Hope you stick around to watch more😁
Tks for sharing these great DT tips
Anytime I’m full of these $ saving tips. Thanks for stopping and watching
Yes, you are a natural in front of the camera; a good teacher are you.
Thank you for the kind words, and for stopping and watching. 😊
Just enjoyed this very much ty
So glad Corrie. Thank you.
Very helpful tips
Thanks for stopping by Laura. So glad you found them helpful. If you stick around there will be more. I’m just full of it.....useful sewing info. Hahaha. Thanks for the comment.
The pink finger help with hand sewing also embroidered
I had to chuckle when you said how much you love MacTac. Way back when, I've known this as Contac Paper. And some of the things I covered were: A toilet seat, a bicycle, a toy box, and a crate to be used as shelving for books. Now I use it in the bottom of my cabinets. But I NEVER thought to use it on a cutting mat. I'll have to try this!
Hello Beth. Wow. I think you love contact paper as much as I do. The best part is that the dollar store carries so many great designs. I have also covered a dresser, lined my drawers, made a feature wall in my bathroom, and covered cabinets in my classroom. As for my cutting mat, I just prefer seeing and working on the pretty side over the green or yellow side. Thanks for watching.
how did the toilet seat hold up?
@@dindog22 It held up quite well! I was living in a rented house and the landlady was impossible to deal with, so I had to improvise. Getting it to shape around the curves was fun. White background with small blue and purple flowers; went really nice with the light blue bathroom. ;-)
@@1wholovestrees so great! Thanks for sharing!
You can cover diaper boxes for decorative storage...
Very good ideas for use of $ tree things. 👍
Thank you. Glad you found it useful. Thanks for stopping by to watch and comment. Hope to see you back! ☺️
Just found you and love these tips , I subscribed ♥️
Hi Jacoba. Thanks for the subscribe! Glad you are enjoying the tips and tricks. I’m full of them, so many things to share. If you have any ideas you want me to share, I’m always looking for suggestions for videos. Let me know.
I buy my magnetic bowls from a cheap tool chain. I pay anywhere from $2 to $6 depending on the size.
Hello Karen. I think I may have even started a collection of different magnet bowls without realizing it. They are awesome for catching everything. I laugh when they magnetize my scissors!
Harbor Freight has a free coupon for the 4" magnetic bowl and you can always use a 20% coupon on one of the bigger ones if you need something larger. 😉
Harbor Freight has some really strong magnets! Dots, square, bowls! It took effort to pull them apart! 😂
That template idea is perfect for me cause I mainly make doll clothes!
Oh yes. That would be perfect. Glad you stopped by the channel. 😁
Very good ideas! Thanks.
Thanks Cathy. Glad you enjoyed the video.
That was excellent!
Thanks Gloriann. Hope you watch some of the other videos and find them useful.
So many brilliant ideas!!!! I always burn myself with hot glue. Never thought of those thimble things.
Thank you for watching
Thanks for sharing.
Thanks for stopping and watching. Come back soon. Another dollar store hacks video is coming soon! I have so many to share. Lol
Thank you
Thanks for watching Elsie! Hope you check out some of the other dollar store and hack videos!
Genius!
So glad you found the channel. Hope you like the other sewing hack videos as well. Glad you found the ideas to be informative and usable. 😊
Great one stuff I didn't know that they had thanks
Hope you found it informative😁
Wow! So very surprised these hacks were based in reality ....lol. I'm a sewer and will use every hack you mentioned. AND I am subscribing . Thank you!
Thanks Tracey. So glad you joined me. My hacks are real. I have so many to share. I have so many more in my mind. I think there are enough for a new hack video every 4-6 weeks. Thanks for watching and subscribing. I hope you enjoy the other videos.
Great video thank you
Glad you enjoyed it Mary. Hope you find some other videos useful as well.
Thanks for sharing such nice ideas. Blessings
Thank you Dulce! Enjoy the other videos.
It would help to have a close-up view of most of the small items as it is hard to tell what they look like especially when you are unfamiliar with the items. Thanks for the tips.
This was good, thanks! 🤗
Carlyn- thanks for watching!
Silicone fingers are great fabric grippers, no licking!
Also the contact paper is fantastic, especially the clear kind, you can use it in your cricket or cutting machines, you can use it to laminate stuff, and my favorite part about it is that it’s actuallly vinyl so you can heat seal it/shrink wrap it to or over stuff with a heat cub or or even just a lighter. So you can cover things that are shaped really weird. It’s literally one of my all time favorite dollar store hacks. It even comes in matte, or glossy. The glossy one doesn’t say glossy it just says transparent but the matte one specifies that it is matte transparent so that’s how you tell the difference.
I laminate my patterns...great tips I use binder clips and hair clips.
Thank you for stopping to watch! Great tips. 😊
Love this. So many great ideas thank you.
Great. Glad you found the channel. There are a few other videos like this one. Happy shopping! 😁
@@yoursewingteacher1729 I'll definitely take a look 👀
Cool!
Thanks for stopping and watching 😃
Good advise
Glad you like it. Hope you check out some of the other videos. Lots of info 😁
I really enjoyed your video.
Thank you for stopping to watch. So glad you found it informative 😊
I used to go to Dollar tree a LOT when my kids were younger; great way to kill/occupy some time & sometimes u catch something really good. It used to be so fun to find an item, a popular brand name especially, but it seemed like it was becoming way old hat. Even played out isn’t worth a buck sometimes. Nice idea
The quality of the product and their own brand of crafting items have improved drastically over the last few years. Thanks for stopping and watching.
@@yoursewingteacher1729 Well then I reckon it’s time to visit again! Ty
Omg thank you so much going tomorrow to sew what I can find
Hi mom of three! I’m also a mom of three! Please check out the other dollar store and money saving hack videos!😁
@@yoursewingteacher1729 omg it so worked I learn many other tricks too from other youbers and it worked to thank you so much keeped me organized I cut out the pattern so I could see the picture and know how the pattern looks like
@@momof3creation207 I’m so glad! Love that you are happy!
Template creation and storage idea is killer. No dollar store where I live, but I can still get the items you mention. Sustainable sewist, also here.
very interesting and you explain things good
Thanks Charlotte! Hope you find some of the other videos informative.