Folks, listen to Joy, I have been sewing for 60 plus years and this is the best method ever for putting in a sleeve. it is so fast, easy a perfectly fits. Thanks, Joy.
I suggested to others that they come on over to your tutorial here to see how easy it is the "Joy/Vivmom Way" with the crimping technique!!!!💘💘💘💘💘💘💘💘Happy Valentine's Day to you and your hubby, Joy!!!!
Hey Joy, Mary here! This was the first video I watched of yours, (about 2 months ago) I needed a refresher on gathering for some amazing pillow shams I’m making, I thought I’d have another look at this video. I mostly sew with knits so it’s not been something I have had to do lately. I have been sewing since I was 5 years old and my mom was the Goddess of sewing to me, but YOU had me at CRIMPED. I absolutely love you and am a huge fan girl. Thanks for always brightening my day! Especially lately, as I lost my teacher, Goddess #1 on December 8th. She was 90, but it is still so hard to let her go. Sewing is everything to me, it is such a gift and now that I am immersing myself in this world you are in its is even better. What an amazing collection of people out here that love sewing, oh my gosh!!
Hi Mary. I'm so sorry for the loss of your Mother. I lost mine less than two years ago. My Mom was 90 also. I'm not sure the crimping method would work well for a pillow sham. Crimping is when you need just light gathering as in a sleeve cap. If you need tight gathering for lots of puff, you will need to do it the old fashioned way. You can zig zag over a thin cord and pull the cord in some cases. And a lot of machines have a gathering foot. Sewing machines and sergers can do it. Thank you for your very nice comment!
Hands down the best sleeve tutorial I have ever seen! Well understood with your clear instructions & no annoying background music. Yes, please give us more one subject sewing videos!
THANK YOU SO MUCH, FOR YEARS I"VE SEWEN TWO ROWS OF STITCHING. THIS MAKES IT SO MUCH FASTER. BY THE WAY. LOVE THE CREAM BLOUSE WITH. FLOWERS, VERY PRETTY, NICE PATTERN. I"M A NEW FOLLOWER, ENJOY YOU AND ALL YOU HAVE TO SHARE. THANK YOU FOR YOUR TIME AND TALENT.
Joy, thankyou, the vid for sleeves is exellent!! You are a very good teacher, you talk like a friend, not like a special made video. Please stay as you are. From Manchester UK.
I adore your goofiness, and am happy when a new video is on. I’ve been sewing since I was a bitty child, but I learn something new all the time on here. Thanks.
I love it Joy. Never heard of crimping. Will have to try it. Please do more of these type videos. Been sewing 40 years and you've taught me two new things in two days. Take care
Thanks Joy for sharing your tricks and tips on garment sewing! I know you said that you’re not a teacher but you can be😀 I learned a lot from watching you thanks for all you do 🙏🏾
Watched Viv's tutorial and now yours. BOTH are wonderful! Thank you Joy and Viv! Glad you mentioned that no crimping is needed when sewing with knits - just to make sure viewers know that.
Joy, this was an excellent tutorial! You and I sew much the same (I too have been sewing for many decades). It is so refreshing to see that someone still enjoys sewing and helping others. We can all still learn different or new techniques to help us on our journey. You are an absolute delight, with such a "joyous" spirit that affects others in such a positive way! God bless you! Dona
Hi from England. I have 'crimped' ever since I saw Viv's tutorial some time ago, magic! Love that you said most notches on patterns don't match up. I thought that it was me doing something wrong. In fact I usually cheer when they do match up! Thank you for doing thee videos.
Thank you so very much for this tutorial! You’ve made something so daunting seem easy! You’re easy instructions will give me the confidence I need to “crimp” and insert a sleeve! Thank you so much!
If it crimps too much, just hold it a little looser at the back of the presser foot. Use a basting stitch. Easy to pull out if you have to redo it looser.
That was great. I had seen Vivmom do it but couldn't find her video when I needed to review it. So it's very helpful that you titled this one with the specific content! Thank you!
My mother showed me this technique for the sleeve construction many years ago, as she worked in the sewing apparel business when I was young. Thanks for refreshing this method for me. You are a Pip!! Love your enthusiasm and charm!!!
I can’t wait to try your tips! Thank you so much, Joy, for every valuable bit of advice you have given! Please keep going. You are giving me the confidence to sew up a storm. Now, if I could just learn to use my serger! Poor Viv has encouraged me over and over, but I am just afraid of ruining my garments. I can’t wait for your next series of tips. I hope Philly is doing well after her surgery, and I hope your shoulder “wound” gets better soon. ❤️❤️ Cindi
Thank you for your video. This was a good reminder since it has been awhile since doing garment sewing. Learn these tricks in the 80's from Dear Nancy Zieman. Nancy was my sewing teacher via seminars I attended of hers and her Sewing with Nancy videos.
Well done. A neighbor from Brazil showed this technique to me about 50 years ago. I don’t remember if she had a name for it. I love this. You are the only other person that I have heard of that does this. I enjoyed watching you.
I love your crimping technique...this will save me so much time...I was taught to use the two gathering stitches but switched to manually gathering using pins, dividing sleeve in half, then half in half, and half in half, etc until it "crimps' perfectly. You guessed it! I will be using your crimping technique from here on out...only took me to 70 to find you on You Tube. I have to thank Becky Thompson (PTWT ) for name dropping your name, LOL. Thank you so much for your tips!
Thanks for showing how to “crimp” I’ve never done that before. As soon as I remove my embroidery arm from my machine I am going to play around wit that technique.
Cute top, Joy! (Don't we all always say that because all your tops are cute!) Every single time I make a set-in sleeve I remember my grandma gently critiquing my first set-in sleeve garment where somehow I managed to get the sleeves set in by gathering the armscye instead of the sleeve head! (?) She was very nice about it but I have never forgotten her guidance. Oh, how I miss that dear woman and wish that I could sit down with her over a pot of tea for a lovely conversation. She never called it crimping either, it was always 'easing'. Thank you for the lovely video. I bet this will bless many, many new sew-ers, Joy.
Thank you Molly. Grandmas are super special. That is for sure! I miss mine. Her name was Hattie. She didn't sew but she did hand embroidery on pillow cases. I still have several of them and charish them because they were touched by her hands. She also tended a huge garden, and she was a tiny little lady. She gave birth to 12 children. Five died very young. Times were tough back then.
Oh my goodness! This video was FABULOUS!!You Are an excellent teacher. The videos I have seen you do are quite entertaining. But I need to learn how to sew correctly.I am totally self-taught. Thank God for TH-cam. In this video, I really LEARNED something! PLEASE do more videos like this. Have you ever done any sew-alongs? Even if you did it in segments-that would be awesome! Lots of people know how to sew.But being able to effectively teach others how to do it is completely different ballgame. You have a gift. I am hoping you teach more basic skills like this. Thank you so much.
Excellent tute! I've sewn for 65+ years and not seen that done that way. Is far easier and quicker than the Louise Cutting method (class I took from her) of rolling it over your hand. Her way works, but is harder for me and more time consuming to me. I will do your crimping method next opportunity. Loved it. Thanks. Love your tutes, always learn some new method of doing things. Am just getting back to garment sewing after a prolonged hiatus due to fitting frustration issues. Am enjoying your vids immensely and you have spurred me to return to garment sewing. Thanks much.
Greetings from Australia🦘 Hello Joy, I saw your video on set-in sleeves a couple to three weeks ago n decided to give it a try. Set-ins have been my nemesis ever since I started learning to sew some 10 years ago. On my first trial with your tutorial, I hit the jackpot n put it down to being a flook! I was making a quick few holiday garments to take away with me n decided to put in all set-in sleeves n voila, they were all perfect! Oh Joy, my excitement knew no bounds...thank you, thank you, thank you: I'm eternally grateful to you. God bless xx
That is wonderful to hear! If you do get a fussy one, the sleeve cap probably has TOO MUCH EASE in it. You should not have over an inch -- 1/2" on the back and 1/2" on the front. Of course, gathered or pleated sleeve caps would be different and meant to have a lot of fullness.
Thank you. This was very helpful. Setting in sleeves is my biggest sewing fear. I think with this tutorial I might not have as many mistakes. I’ll try this tomorrow and let you know how it worked out for me.
I love this tutorial, and can't wait to give it a try on my next woven sleeve insertion!! Thank you! If you get a few crimps or folds that show through on the outside of the sleeve, I have learned that most times you don't have to take out the entire sleeve, only about an inch or so, then re-stitch it, and that usually fixes the issue. I learned that the hard way! 🤣
I can't believe I've been fooling with those 2 rows of gathering stitches all these years! Why didn't somebody show me this long time ago. Thank you! BTW love the cowl neck top.
Great video, Joy, thank you! I did watch Viv and was amazed at how simple it seemed, but I have been sewing knits only recently, so not tried it out. Kind regards from Penny In Liverpool 🇬🇧😊💕
Thank you Joy! Watched this early sat morning my birthday !! What a fantastic gift, watching my friend joy. I have to say that top you’re wearing looks so pretty on you. Can you remember the pattern number. And the fabric also looks amazing on you. Great choice Thank you so much for your gift of knowledge you give so freely 💕🍎
I love this technique!! I have always been able to get my sleeves in, but with two rows of gathering. I can't wait to try this easier and quicker method. Thanks much! Oh,. . . and I love your top with the cowl. . .. pattern?
Joy, I really like both your blouses you are wearing. I especially like the one you are wearing in the tutorial. How you positioned the design to be on the neckline and to one side is very pretty! Thanks for a very helpful video! Take care & God Bless.
Thanks for this video, Joy. I haven’t sewn clothes in decades. But I am about to start sewing my blouses as I can’t find what I like in the stores or catalogs. I wear 100% cotton or else I have horrific static cling. I constantly shock myself when the humidity starts turning dry here. I have learned so much from you and Viv that I am actually looking forward to making some of my clothes. I’m a quilter at heart but I’m willing to give this another try. Thanks!
I first leaned about the single notch and the double notch last year from one of your much earlier videos but I still struggle with sleeves a bit. This video was full of great information, thank you for demonstrating this. I can't wait to try crimping on my next sleeve.
I wish there was a choice above Like. This is the greatest tip I've ever seen. Thank you so much for sharing . I've bookmarked this video so I may reference it again when needed. Keep the great hints coming please. I wish you continue success with your sewing.
Hi, this is my first time finding you and boy am I glad. Someone on another channel recommended you. I am in the middle of making a shirt now and needed these instructions. Thank you again, I look forward to viewing your other videos
Love your method of sewing in a sleeve. I've mostly sewn in the sleeve before doing the side seams and sleeve seams so that the material lays flatter. Then doing the sleeve seam and side seam in one go. Much easier for me.
Thank you, Joy! That was really enlightening: the crimping part. I love that Bernina! I have the patchwork 230 that's more of a beginner's machine but I love it and it works perfectly. So good to see you again! :*
Joy, you are just a delight! Thank you for the crimping lesson. I bought Fall fabric today for a blouse so I will be crimping the sleeves! Looking forward to another lesson!
Thank you so much for this video! I have been sewing for decades but always did the gathering stitches- such a chore. This looks so simple. I will try it this weekend.
So I think that top you are wearing in your crimping video is the cutest top I’ve ever seen you in. Love the collar and the flower! Lovely
Folks, listen to Joy, I have been sewing for 60 plus years and this is the best method ever for putting in a sleeve. it is so fast, easy a perfectly fits. Thanks, Joy.
Thanks Joy! You are a good teacher. I’ve been sewing for 50 years and just learned something new...crimping!!
I suggested to others that they come on over to your tutorial here to see how easy it is the "Joy/Vivmom Way" with the crimping technique!!!!💘💘💘💘💘💘💘💘Happy Valentine's Day to you and your hubby, Joy!!!!
Hey Joy, Mary here! This was the first video I watched of yours, (about 2 months ago) I needed a refresher on gathering for some amazing pillow shams I’m making, I thought I’d have another look at this video. I mostly sew with knits so it’s not been something I have had to do lately. I have been sewing since I was 5 years old and my mom was the Goddess of sewing to me, but YOU had me at CRIMPED. I absolutely love you and am a huge fan girl. Thanks for always brightening my day! Especially lately, as I lost my teacher, Goddess #1 on December 8th. She was 90, but it is still so hard to let her go. Sewing is everything to me, it is such a gift and now that I am immersing myself in this world you are in its is even better. What an amazing collection of people out here that love sewing, oh my gosh!!
Hi Mary. I'm so sorry for the loss of your Mother. I lost mine less than two years ago. My Mom was 90 also. I'm not sure the crimping method would work well for a pillow sham. Crimping is when you need just light gathering as in a sleeve cap. If you need tight gathering for lots of puff, you will need to do it the old fashioned way. You can zig zag over a thin cord and pull the cord in some cases. And a lot of machines have a gathering foot. Sewing machines and sergers can do it. Thank you for your very nice comment!
Hands down the best sleeve tutorial I have ever seen! Well understood with your clear instructions & no annoying background music. Yes, please give us more one subject sewing videos!
You just took the fear out of sewing sleeves! You are the BEST instructor!!! 💜
Thank you so much for your emphasis on every little detail. I need that meticulous instruction. Keep them coming. Again, thanks!
What kind of magic is this? You are the Crimping Queen.
THANK YOU SO MUCH, FOR YEARS I"VE SEWEN TWO ROWS OF STITCHING. THIS MAKES IT SO MUCH FASTER.
BY THE WAY. LOVE THE CREAM BLOUSE WITH. FLOWERS, VERY PRETTY, NICE PATTERN.
I"M A NEW FOLLOWER, ENJOY YOU AND ALL YOU HAVE TO SHARE. THANK YOU FOR YOUR TIME AND TALENT.
Joy, thankyou, the vid for sleeves is exellent!! You are a very good teacher, you talk like a friend, not like a special made video. Please stay as you are. From Manchester UK.
I adore your goofiness, and am happy when a new video is on. I’ve been sewing since I was a bitty child, but I learn something new all the time on here. Thanks.
I love it Joy. Never heard of crimping. Will have to try it. Please do more of these type videos. Been sewing 40 years and you've taught me two new things in two days. Take care
Thanks Joy for sharing your tricks and tips on garment sewing! I know you said that you’re not a teacher but you can be😀 I learned a lot from watching you thanks for all you do 🙏🏾
Great video! Brought back those early years of sewing when I used to hate setting in sleeves because I almost always put them in backwards lol
Me too
Watched Viv's tutorial and now yours. BOTH are wonderful! Thank you Joy and Viv! Glad you mentioned that no crimping is needed when sewing with knits - just to make sure viewers know that.
I have always hated putting sleeves in but I can't wait to try this!!! What a quick and easy method. Thank you Joy!!
Honestly this was a really good tutorial. I've never done crimping but you can bet I will now!
Very helpful and I love the top you have on with the cowl neck. Beautiful!
I love it too! I'd love to watch you make that neck piece!
Joy, this was an excellent tutorial! You and I sew much the same (I too have been sewing for many decades). It is so refreshing to see that someone still enjoys sewing and helping others. We can all still learn different or new techniques to help us on our journey. You are an absolute delight, with such a "joyous" spirit that affects others in such a positive way! God bless you! Dona
Thank you Dona! It makes it so much more enjoyable to make the videos if I know someone really enjoys them or learns from them.
Love your tips. You are an excellent instructor! Wish I could like it more than once!!!
Hi from England. I have 'crimped' ever since I saw Viv's tutorial some time ago, magic! Love that you said most notches on patterns don't match up. I thought that it was me doing something wrong. In fact I usually cheer when they do match up! Thank you for doing thee videos.
Thank you so very much for this tutorial! You’ve made something so daunting seem easy! You’re easy instructions will give me the confidence I need to “crimp” and insert a sleeve! Thank you so much!
If it crimps too much, just hold it a little looser at the back of the presser foot. Use a basting stitch. Easy to pull out if you have to redo it looser.
That was great. I had seen Vivmom do it but couldn't find her video when I needed to review it. So it's very helpful that you titled this one with the specific content! Thank you!
Content in the title really helps 😊
Thanks, Joy. Pretty well all of you tutorials are a great help to me.
Just wanted to let you know that the blouse you are wearing looks absolutely gorgeous on you! 😊 Thank you for the tutorial.
My mother showed me this technique for the sleeve construction many years ago, as she worked in the sewing apparel business when I was young. Thanks for refreshing this method for me. You are a Pip!! Love your enthusiasm and charm!!!
I can’t wait to try your tips! Thank you so much, Joy, for every valuable bit of advice you have given! Please keep going. You are giving me the confidence to sew up a storm. Now, if I could just learn to use my serger! Poor Viv has encouraged me over and over, but I am just afraid of ruining my garments. I can’t wait for your next series of tips. I hope Philly is doing well after her surgery, and I hope your shoulder “wound” gets better soon. ❤️❤️ Cindi
Thank you for your video. This was a good reminder since it has been awhile since doing garment sewing. Learn these tricks in the 80's from Dear Nancy Zieman. Nancy was my sewing teacher via seminars I attended of hers and her Sewing with Nancy videos.
Wow! That works on all machines? I just have singer machine. Thanks good tip.
Thank you! You have made sewing so much easier for me with all of your tips, and extremely helpful videos!
Great explanation Joy. This VLOG was one where seeing the sewing was beneficial, especially for new sewists. Beautifully done!
Well done. A neighbor from Brazil showed this technique to me about 50 years ago. I don’t remember if she had a name for it. I love this.
You are the only other person that I have heard of that does this. I enjoyed watching you.
Thanks for showing..!! That makes it so much earlier...!! 🌞 💗
I love your crimping technique...this will save me so much time...I was taught to use the two gathering stitches but switched to manually gathering using pins, dividing sleeve in half, then half in half, and half in half, etc until it "crimps' perfectly. You guessed it! I will be using your crimping technique from here on out...only took me to 70 to find you on You Tube. I have to thank Becky Thompson (PTWT ) for name dropping your name, LOL. Thank you so much for your tips!
Thanks for showing how to “crimp” I’ve never done that before. As soon as I remove my embroidery arm from my machine I am going to play around wit that technique.
Cute top, Joy! (Don't we all always say that because all your tops are cute!) Every single time I make a set-in sleeve I remember my grandma gently critiquing my first set-in sleeve garment where somehow I managed to get the sleeves set in by gathering the armscye instead of the sleeve head! (?) She was very nice about it but I have never forgotten her guidance. Oh, how I miss that dear woman and wish that I could sit down with her over a pot of tea for a lovely conversation. She never called it crimping either, it was always 'easing'. Thank you for the lovely video. I bet this will bless many, many new sew-ers, Joy.
Thank you Molly. Grandmas are super special. That is for sure! I miss mine. Her name was Hattie. She didn't sew but she did hand embroidery on pillow cases. I still have several of them and charish them because they were touched by her hands. She also tended a huge garden, and she was a tiny little lady. She gave birth to 12 children. Five died very young. Times were tough back then.
Oh my goodness! This video was FABULOUS!!You Are an excellent teacher. The videos I have seen you do are quite entertaining. But I need to learn how to sew correctly.I am totally self-taught. Thank God for TH-cam. In this video, I really LEARNED something! PLEASE do more videos like this. Have you ever done any sew-alongs? Even if you did it in segments-that would be awesome! Lots of people know how to sew.But being able to effectively teach others how to do it is completely different ballgame. You have a gift. I am hoping you teach more basic skills like this. Thank you so much.
Excellent tute! I've sewn for 65+ years and not seen that done that way. Is far easier and quicker than the Louise Cutting method (class I took from her) of rolling it over your hand. Her way works, but is harder for me and more time consuming to me. I will do your crimping method next opportunity. Loved it. Thanks. Love your tutes, always learn some new method of doing things. Am just getting back to garment sewing after a prolonged hiatus due to fitting frustration issues. Am enjoying your vids immensely and you have spurred me to return to garment sewing. Thanks much.
My sewing life has been changed forever. Seriously. Hands down the BEST sleeve tutorial in the world. Thank you!
Greetings from Australia🦘
Hello Joy, I saw your video on set-in sleeves a couple to three weeks ago n decided to give it a try. Set-ins have been my nemesis ever since I started learning to sew some 10 years ago. On my first trial with your tutorial, I hit the jackpot n put it down to being a flook! I was making a quick few holiday garments to take away with me n decided to put in all set-in sleeves n voila, they were all perfect! Oh Joy, my excitement knew no bounds...thank you, thank you, thank you: I'm eternally grateful to you. God bless xx
That is wonderful to hear! If you do get a fussy one, the sleeve cap probably has TOO MUCH EASE in it. You should not have over an inch -- 1/2" on the back and 1/2" on the front. Of course, gathered or pleated sleeve caps would be different and meant to have a lot of fullness.
Thank you. This was very helpful. Setting in sleeves is my biggest sewing fear. I think with this tutorial I might not have as many mistakes. I’ll try this tomorrow and let you know how it worked out for me.
You and Vivmom are my very favorite people. Awsome. I will now be doing the crimping method from now on. Amazing. Thank you.
I love this tutorial, and can't wait to give it a try on my next woven sleeve insertion!! Thank you! If you get a few crimps or folds that show through on the outside of the sleeve, I have learned that most times you don't have to take out the entire sleeve, only about an inch or so, then re-stitch it, and that usually fixes the issue. I learned that the hard way! 🤣
Awesome tutorial. Thank you. Wish I had your enthusiasm. Love the cowl neck top,you have on.
Oh boy! Thanks so much for this video. You give clear instructions, which is so important.😁
I can't believe I've been fooling with those 2 rows of gathering stitches all these years! Why didn't somebody show me this long time ago. Thank you! BTW love the cowl neck top.
Oh BTW I just put a waistline facing on a skirt. I used your tip of using a narrow zigzag stitch to understitch. Worked so well! Love it!
Great video, Joy, thank you! I did watch Viv and was amazed at how simple it seemed, but I have been sewing knits only recently, so not tried it out. Kind regards from Penny In Liverpool 🇬🇧😊💕
I always dreaded the gathering on the sleeve :( I'll be crimping from now on ;) Thank you!
Thank you Joy! Watched this early sat morning my birthday !! What a fantastic gift, watching my friend joy. I have to say that top you’re wearing looks so pretty on you. Can you remember the pattern number. And the fabric also looks amazing on you. Great choice
Thank you so much for your gift of knowledge you give so freely 💕🍎
Absolutely fabulous instructional video Joy!! Teaching is your calling. Well done!
Love your demo, and the way you explain things so clearly. Love watching you with your upbeat personality.
Thank you for the sleeve tutorial!
THANK YOU!! This was so helpful. Keep your tutorials coming!! Love Love Love
I love this technique!! I have always been able to get my sleeves in, but with two rows of gathering. I can't wait to try this easier and quicker method. Thanks much! Oh,. . . and I love your top with the cowl. . .. pattern?
Joy, I really like both your blouses you are wearing. I especially like the one you are wearing in the tutorial. How you positioned the design to be on the neckline and to one side is very pretty! Thanks for a very helpful video! Take care & God Bless.
Thanks for this video, Joy. I haven’t sewn clothes in decades. But I am about to start sewing my blouses as I can’t find what I like in the stores or catalogs. I wear 100% cotton or else I have horrific static cling. I constantly shock myself when the humidity starts turning dry here. I have learned so much from you and Viv that I am actually looking forward to making some of my clothes. I’m a quilter at heart but I’m willing to give this another try. Thanks!
Another great job. Enjoy watching your tutorials!!!
I first leaned about the single notch and the double notch last year from one of your much earlier videos but I still struggle with sleeves a bit. This video was full of great information, thank you for demonstrating this. I can't wait to try crimping on my next sleeve.
Yup! First time I saw this was by Nancy Ziemann. Pretty slick trick! Thanks for the reminder!
I wish there was a choice above Like. This is the greatest tip I've ever seen. Thank you so much for sharing . I've bookmarked this video so I may reference it again when needed. Keep the great hints coming please.
I wish you continue success with your sewing.
Thanks Joy- fantastic tutorial.
Thank you Joy,
You are so sweet to teach us this
Thank you for sharing the shortcuts that you have learned. This is awesome.
That's FANTASTIC! I can't wait to try this method next time. Thank You!
Hi, this is my first time finding you and boy am I glad. Someone on another channel recommended you. I am in the middle of making a shirt now and needed these instructions. Thank you again, I look forward to viewing your other videos
Joy I love this video, your a great teacher!!!!
I absolutely love these tips.I must try them. Thanks again for all the help you give
What a great technique. Joy you always make me smile.
Love your method of sewing in a sleeve. I've mostly sewn in the sleeve before doing the side seams and sleeve seams so that the material lays flatter. Then doing the sleeve seam and side seam in one go. Much easier for me.
love your personality! great tutorial thank you
I remember when my mother did her sleeves and gathered skirts that way back in the 60s. Thanks for sharing
Thanks for this most helpful tip. It was the first thing I learned from you on an older video.
I love your tutorials. They are so clear and precise. Thank You Joy.
Brilliant sleeve easing method! Thank you🌸💕
OH MY GOSH! Why did I never know this technique? Thank you so much!
Thank you so much Joy. I have never seen this technique before. I will be using this!!!
This is so cool I’d never heard of crimping before I saw viv do it, thank you for the great tutorials xx
Another perfectly explained step. Thank you. I understood everything in the previous video.
Excellent. Please do more single task videos. Thanks for sharing your talent.
Wow! A beautiful sleeve cap! I will try it! Thank you!
Excellent video. Great explanation. Love your cowl top!
Joy, I love it when you do a sewing tutorial. Do more.
Joy, thank you for the tutorial. Very helpful!
Loved that tutorial. Thank you so much.
Fantastic,thanks Joy! 🤗❤️❤️❤️
Thank you, Joy! That was really enlightening: the crimping part. I love that Bernina! I have the patchwork 230 that's more of a beginner's machine but I love it and it works perfectly. So good to see you again! :*
Joy, you are just a delight! Thank you for the crimping lesson. I bought Fall fabric today for a blouse so I will be crimping the sleeves! Looking forward to another lesson!
Thank you for such clear instructions 🤗
Thanks for this. Great video. Have a great one.
Brilliant demonstration on how to work a perfect sleeve cap ...... wish I had known this decades ago... I am off to try it out now... thanks Joy!
Thank you so much for this video! I have been sewing for decades but always did the gathering stitches- such a chore. This looks so simple. I will try it this weekend.
Love it! your funny joy ,take care gal. thank you for the info!
Wonderful tip! Cant wait to try it. 🙂
Love your channel.
Also thanks for telling us about Hagee Ministries. Love watching it.
First a big THANK YOU for sharing your knowledge 😘!!! And second, please make more videos with tips like this one. I learned a lot! 👍💯!!!!
Good morning! Great video!
Oh my gosh, I love this! Thank you so much
Thanks Joy, I learned something new. Keep it up.
that's a great technique Joy, smooth sleevecaps have been a long journey for me, live and learn, and I'm still learning.