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I have been sewing my entire life and to a beginner I would like to say that you don’t need any expensive tools to achieve these tasks. Interesting tools would be the things you already have at home, like the bobbin pin, an owl to feed the fabric while sewing etc! 👌
Hello Silversaga! Thank you for comment. When it comes to sewing, the only true "must have" items are sewing machine, measuring tape and a pair of scissors; however, having additional tools can really help speed up the process or achieve better results (this week I made a sweatshirt from very thick fabrics and that Bulk seam aid tool really came in handy!).
I Absolutely Agree, you are Right! All of this non essential stuff is designed to take your money, so understand that, and be creative! Spend the money you save on some things that are Absolutely Essential to sewing…FABRIC. THREAD. TAPE MEASURE. And GOOD SCISSORS! Don’t listen to anyone pointing out your typos, it’s just something else you can do without!
These were actually all interesting tools that were different enough that I would call all of them "new" - even though other gadgets may be on the market for the same reason. If beginners are having specific issues, some of these items may help. As I've sewn for 60+ years, I wouldn't need these ('cept for maybe the suction cup pin cushion?) but as I age and arthritis affects my dexterity, some of these tools may offer more assistance than what I currently use. Good to know those items are out there. Thank you!
Gauge rhymes with "age" (the u is silent). It is a neat tool. Thanks for sharing. I just bought one of those seam jumpers--it's a little tricky to use but it helps.
Excellent video. A few of these I had no idea existed, but I need them! Lol. Thank you for this informative video. You are a breath of fresh air to watch!
the seam ripper I had in my sewing kit for years and never knew that the end of it can lift the ripped thread. I would not have know that if I had not see this video. I guess no one is too old to learn new ideas
I'm not a gadget person. But the very first tool four button placement is one that I would be interested in. May I please ask how far does it expand and what is the distance in between the button placement?
Thanks for some useful ideas, Julie! (By the way, for tool #1 the gauge, it is pronounced without the "u" and it rhymes with "wage" and "rage." Crazy English.) :)
Though this video is sponsored, I honestly use quite a few of these items on regular basis - for example, since I usually do my own patterns, I always use sewing gauge for button placement, it's very convenient and makes the process much faster :)
Nobody does it / Everybody does it: So annoying: Why is it that the demonstrator keeps on moving/shaking/twisting the product being shown. Is it impossible to hold it still so we can take a photo ????????????????????????????
Thank you for the informative video. Julie you are a very pretty woman but look so Pale on these videos & need to use some blush & lip stick to add some color to your face
Yikes! So inappropriate! You are beautiful just the way you are. And btw, makeup has nothing to do with sewing skills or the ability to share helpful information with others. 🤦🏻♀️
If you enjoyed this video, I have a new video with TOP 10 sewing tools I discovered in 2022! Watch the video here: th-cam.com/video/9h4xDV6PS60/w-d-xo.html
Great video! Just FYI, "gauge" is pronounced to rhyme with "age". No, it doesn't make sense. :)
I have been sewing my entire life and to a beginner I would like to say that you don’t need any expensive tools to achieve these tasks. Interesting tools would be the things you already have at home, like the bobbin pin, an owl to feed the fabric while sewing etc! 👌
Hello Silversaga! Thank you for comment. When it comes to sewing, the only true "must have" items are sewing machine, measuring tape and a pair of scissors; however, having additional tools can really help speed up the process or achieve better results (this week I made a sweatshirt from very thick fabrics and that Bulk seam aid tool really came in handy!).
I think you mean awl… I don’t think an owl would find fabric very fulfilling to feed on 😜
I Absolutely Agree, you are Right! All of this non essential stuff is designed to take your money, so understand that, and be creative! Spend the money you save on some things that are Absolutely Essential to sewing…FABRIC. THREAD. TAPE MEASURE. And GOOD SCISSORS! Don’t listen to anyone pointing out your typos, it’s just something else you can do without!
I have that bulky seam tool and had no idea what it was used for, the grips for your rulers are a must if you cur a lot of fabric.
These were actually all interesting tools that were different enough that I would call all of them "new" - even though other gadgets may be on the market for the same reason. If beginners are having specific issues, some of these items may help.
As I've sewn for 60+ years, I wouldn't need these ('cept for maybe the suction cup pin cushion?) but as I age and arthritis affects my dexterity, some of these tools may offer more assistance than what I currently use. Good to know those items are out there. Thank you!
Thank you for a great comment, Clifton! 60+ years of sewing is truly impressive!
thanks for hemline. I did not know about this company.
Thanks Julie, I so wish I had seen this video a year ago. All great fixes!
I'm very glad you enjoyed the video, Maria! 🤗
I will be getting the extra finger! Thank you!!
Extra finger is such a practical tool - great choice!
Wow just a community for Hem line
Gauge rhymes with "age" (the u is silent). It is a neat tool. Thanks for sharing. I just bought one of those seam jumpers--it's a little tricky to use but it helps.
Great looking tools!
A silicone finger tip works well for me. I use it to count paper currency and it is heat proof on an iron.
Oh I haven’t thought to use silicone finger tip when ironing - very good idea, I will try it out!
👏👏🙌 thank youuuuuu so much 👍
Excellent video. A few of these I had no idea existed, but I need them! Lol. Thank you for this informative video. You are a breath of fresh air to watch!
Thank you for such a beautiful comment, Estelle! ♥️
You didn't include a link to the "Extra finger" thing!
Yes, I would like that link also! 😉
Awesome
the seam ripper I had in my sewing kit for years and never knew that the end of it can lift the ripped thread. I would not have know that if I had not see this video. I guess no one is too old to learn new ideas
I keep finding new-to-me sewing tools even after 15years of sewing, so it’s definitely never to late to learn something new!🤗
I'm not a gadget person. But the very first tool four button placement is one that I would be interested in. May I please ask how far does it expand and what is the distance in between the button placement?
Hello Barbara! The distance between button placement in this tool is max 8.5cm
Thanks for some useful ideas, Julie! (By the way, for tool #1 the gauge, it is pronounced without the "u" and it rhymes with "wage" and "rage." Crazy English.) :)
Glad you enjoyed the video! And noted about the pronunciation, thanks! 🤗
Would they be you favorites if you were not being sponsored by the brand. This is a commercial
Though this video is sponsored, I honestly use quite a few of these items on regular basis - for example, since I usually do my own patterns, I always use sewing gauge for button placement, it's very convenient and makes the process much faster :)
Button placement tool didn’t have a link? It was the one thing I wanted. 😢
I saw this particular tool on Minerva website, you can find it there 🤗
Nobody does it / Everybody does it: So annoying: Why is it that the demonstrator keeps on moving/shaking/twisting the product being shown. Is it impossible to hold it still so we can take a photo ????????????????????????????
Thank you for the informative video. Julie you are a very pretty woman but look so Pale on these videos & need to use some blush & lip stick to add some color to your face
Yikes! So inappropriate! You are beautiful just the way you are. And btw, makeup has nothing to do with sewing skills or the ability to share helpful information with others. 🤦🏻♀️
@@dianezybrands8250 , Makeup has a lot to do with the videos as you need enough on to show up on screen & not be so pale.
@@nylanelson8660 She could've been a talking ghost. She is here to show tools not model. You are rude and your comment was uncalled for.
@@JClover2 , Karen your comment was rude & uncalled for