I really like her videos because she doesn't waste time gabbing and talking about irrelevant things and processes. Her instructions are clear and easy to understand. So many videos on TH-cam should be much shorter in length if the hostess was prepared in advance and the videos edited to delete the wasted time and mistakes.
I will skip over a video that is just music or music in the background. Most of the time it is distracting from the video. If its the only video for what I am looking for, then I just watch with the sound off. Laura's video are great-to the point and that's what I want to see.
The clear precise instructions are wonderful. So many others repeat the same instruction over and over or just waffle on using the wrong terminology. I come to Laura first every time for tutorials. 5 Star all the way!
Thank you Laura, I am a beginner sewer and made a beautiful cover for my sewing machine with your instructions. I used beautiful remnants of green fabric that were in the discount bin at Spotlight. Even my husband was impressed. Thank you so much for your sensible clear and informative teaching style.
I agree Laura is a born teacher and her voice is so soothing. I am very voice sensitive and she speaks eloquently and to the point. Again, like others have said, no time is wasted in her videos.
I made a cover following your tutorial for my Singer 301 case. I added straps to help protect the handle on the lid. I entered it in my guild's Quilt Show and won Best of Potpourri category! Thank you for great tutorials.
A friendly Hello from Cincinnati...Laura, I'm so very grateful that I just discovered & subscribed to your terrific channel...It's now April, 2020, & the pandemic quarantine is still in full force...What good timing for me as I just ordered a brand new sewing machine, & can't wait to start putting it to good use beyond alterations... *: )* This brilliant sewing machine cover tutorial will be my 1st project...I began making my own clothes on an ancient Singer machine about 55 years ago...I'm incredibly grateful to my Mom & Gramma for fostering my love of machine sewing & decorative (hand) needle work...It's given me so much pleasure over the years... Bless you!!! Poppy
I have become addicted to your videos, Laura. Your skills never cease to amaze me. They are so easy to follow. Thank you so much for sharing your knowledge!
I made one. I couldn't have done it without your instructions. I think it turned out really nice. Tutorials like this are so inspiring and keep novice sewers, sewing! Thank you so much!
I'm too new at this, so I copy the professionals and in doing so, I'm learning a lot. Thank you for your instructions, they have me trying things on my machine that I otherwise would not have used.... like the omni-directional stitches.
I watched this video about two years ago, then made my sewing machine cover. Now I'm back as a reminder, for my first overlocker to get its cover. Only thing I changed was to use a thick striped cotton tape sewed to the edges of the main piece, then sewed its other edge to the sides, which gives the impression of binding without any hand sewing, and partly because my newly quilted fabric with bumph, was too thick to sew binding onto. I sewed the tape all round the bottom, and across the pocket tops too. I love my sewing machine cover, it's one of the best things I've ever made, thank you for the wonderfully clear and useful demo. Am hoping the overlocker cover turns out as well :)
I have watched a number of YT videos on sewing machine covers; only one came even close to being as good as yours! The reason yours stands out as THE BEST is how you showed us how to make the cardboard box template, how to make the measurements for whatever size machine one is covering, and then the way you sewed the binding - yow-sah! I want to cover my sewing machines and kitchen appliances using these ideas. Of course I love the fabric selections with coordination and contrast. I don't have an embroidery machine, but can use the idea of a decorative stitch. Thanks, Laura.
Thank u. I've been wanting to make matching pretty covers for my sewing machine, embroidery machine, overlocker and cricut. I've done my first for the embroidery machine and so happy with the outcome. Thanks for making it so easy 🩷🩷🩷🩵🩵🩵
This is so beautiful! 😍 The colors, the stitched trim bow addition that matches your fabric...and red and black- two of my favorites! Thanks for all your videos, perfect for us beginners, to inspire and teach us! Blessings!
I remember watching this video & feeling it was a great tutorial . I was dreaming about a cover for my machine, in a dedicated sewing room & I was filled with anticipation. I knew I needed some time as the room had waited 33 years for me to inherit it, & it wouldn’t have to wait much longer. My dd was working from home, & it was her dedicated space. She was also expecting a baby. Well, babies 15 months. Those months have been filled with fun & quickly flown by. It’s been a lovely Sewing space for just 6 months, & it’s time for the final decorating touches. I’m rewatching videos, & I love this one more than ever. It’s going to be such a big help. Thanks so much for all the time & effort. This video is really good. Thanks Happy Sewing! Gramma to 13.
Finally got around to making a cover for my serger and your channel was the first I looked to for help. This was great and your fabric choices are so cute. Mine are not quite as pretty but it works in my sewing room and it came out great. Now I am ready to make one for my sewing machine. Thank you Laura, great lesson as always!
Thank you, I have followed your measuring instructions to make a serger cover, I keep checking in to make sure I am following correctly making up the cover. So far so good. Thank you again.
I'm so amazed ! It's been a few weeks that I've been watching your videos, from France, and I love them ! You are a great teacher and your projects are so beautiful. I was planning on making a cover for my kitchenaid mixer and you have inspired me ! I'll take my time to try and make something as beautiful as you did for your sewing machine. Thank you so much for sharing ! I am looking forward to starting that project !
Hi Laura, You are such a talented lady. It is such a joy and education to watch your videos. I have recently moved house from Ontario to Alberta and miss my quilting friends. Please know you have given me the push and encouragement I needed to get busy in my sewing room and Use up some of my stash. Thank you so much. Joan
I had a lined cotton pencil skirt whose circumference happened to fit my 1948 Kenmore perfectly.. I sewed the lining all around the hem trimmed off some of the top and closed it up with boxed sides. (Think upside down tote bag.) I thought it was lazy and convenient repurpose. Now this video .... I'm impressed!!
Laura, what a great way to make covers for any machine. I have been struggling to get good covers for my different machines and now I can do it. Thank you so much. Janet
Hmm . . . I got an air fryer for Christmas. I’ve been thinking of covering it and I remembered your video. Think I’ll try making a matched set for air fryer, blender, mixer, even my food saver standing on its side. In fact, as I’m writing this, I’m remembering that I have some fabric I bought - a few years ago - just waiting for a project. It’s rows of farms @ different seasons. I’ll fussy cut it as 6 inch border. I love it! Thank you!!
Laura, Thank you very much, I just made the “perfect” cover for my sewing machine with birdhouses and pastel colored birds. Your instructions and demonstration were easy to understand! I enjoyed this project so much. Thanks again, Angela :-)
I just finished sewing this cover and it looks awesome. The hardest part was trusting my pattern but once I decided to get over the fear and cut the pieces out it all came together nicely. Thanks - Awesome Tutorial.
Hi Laura, thanks so much for this tutorial. I have been working on mine this past week and completed it yesterday. I only wish we could all share photos so you would be able to see what everyone has done with your wonderful instructions.
Thank you Laura. Finally a sewing machine cover that I want to make!!! I now feel confident that I know what I am doing. I love using foam and will definitely be using it. Now my biggest problem is finding a box big enough. LOL.
wow amazing,i love this,love how you teach us the rules of quilting,batting,sewing ,i'm tunisian from france and i like to follow you,i don't understand all english talking but it's easy to understand you,and you have many ways to sew,i love to learn with you ,thank you :)
I appreciate you sharing this very simple method with us. I'm going to create a sewing machine cover in the next few weeks, and I'll keep coming back to view this as I work. Thanks!
Thank you. I have always wanted to cover my Ellisimo WITH THE EMBROIDERY MODULE ON. I couldn't figure out how to do the end with the embroidery module. Never thought to leave it all the same height. Great demo!
Thanks very beautiful. I learn my lesson a long time ago. I used my portable sewing machine on the floor under my table and , as it never fails,I spilled something and got it on my machine..set it under the table after use.. but luckily my machine was ok.love this tutorial, thanks.
Great tutorial. I just unpacked my new Bernina 580 this afternoon. Went from a 1980 Husqvarna that finally gave up on me to this amazing computerized machine. It has blown my mind but now I want to make a nice cover for it. This is perfect. I like working with the Bosal foam so can hardly wait to get started. now where is that darn on/off button? LOL.
I think I have that same fabric with the dresses on. This is so good, I think I could use the same idea to make matching covers for my mixer and food processor in the kitchen. I am so excited now.... thanks Laura
I recently got my first (2nd, 3rd, and now 4th) Singer sewing machine. I hope my cover turns out as pretty as yours. I couldn't think of how to get my binding around it. Thank you!!!
I used Warm and Natural batting instead of the foam. I had to trim off the seams in order to get the binding around it, then used a decorative stitch to make sure I got it all. It was a pretty close fit. I can't hand sew due to tendonitis, so the decorative stitch worked great. I would make the binding a little wider next time, though, so that I don't have to trim down so much of the seam. I love how my sewing machine cover turned out and wish I could post a photo here. I suppose I could upload a video of it. Anyway, I watched a lot of tutorials and this one I liked the best.
I love how you simplify creating the pattern. I have always improvised in the same way. Love this machine cover, going to make this today! Thank you so much!
You are brillant! I enjoy and learn so much from your teaching method, SewVeryEasy to understand!! And, I love your materials, they are fun and beautiful! Thank-you.💟
Thank you for your wonderful video. I used it to make my own machine cover. I made one alteration. I made a cutout on the right side to clear my machine cords, finished off with bias tape.
This is a very well done tutorial. I was looking for something a little more basic, just something to cover the machine to keep the dust off, but your tutorial gave me an idea of how to do that. Thank you!
You had me up until the finishing the binding with hand stitching..Argh! LOL For those not wanting to hand stitch....it can be made as shown... but reversing the seams so they are on the inside. I used the pellon fusible heavy weight interfacing and quilted the outer fabric to it. I created a same dimensions lining but left a 4" opening to turn out the machine cover....kinda like a purse or bag. Turn the cover out, sew up the 4" opening. So the lining would not sag down....I hot ironed the inner lining to the fusible interfacing so it stays up. Then put a decorative binding along the bottom if wanted for extra pizazz.... Thank you for the video!!
Dandy Quilter ... thank you dandy 😁 when she said hand sew I went oh ohhh no no noooo lol 😝 I’ll follow your advice when I get to that bit haha bless you 🥰🥰🥰🧵🧵🧵
So beautiful, your fabrics and the quilting really make it what it is...I even think I can do that although I'm not a quilter. Thanks for the tutorial and the inspiration xo
Laura this is a great idea! And very well explained and thought out. I want to make a cover for the upright chest freezer so I’ll use the same principles, maybe with a fold over edge and button tabs. I am very conscious of climate change and the effect of items made from petrochemicals such as foam, polyester, plastics, and any synthetic chemicals. It was nice that you included the use of batting instead of foam as padding and it would be great if you could nominate a sustainable product as an alternative for any of the synthetic products used. Thanks again for this great tutorial.
It’s done and it looks great! I found the same upper fabric (but chose the pink shades) and used a black fabric with tiny flowers on the bottom, with pink piping. I also added a few pearl beads to jazz it up. Who knew that quilting was must sewing a straight line! Thanks, Laura!
Cute machine covers! Thanks so much for sharing. I have three machines I need to make covers for and one is an embroidery machine that I'd like to be able to keep the arm on, but still cover it.
I absolutely love you you are not only beautiful but talented as well I’ve enjoyed watching and learning from you since day one And looking forward to many more teaching tutorials 😊
Thank You Laura !! I just love your videos so much . You are a wonderful teacher also I love your taste in the fabric you choose! So beautiful just like you! Thanks again, Tammy From Baltimore, Md
I really like her videos because she doesn't waste time gabbing and talking about irrelevant things and processes. Her instructions are clear and easy to understand. So many videos on TH-cam should be much shorter in length if the hostess was prepared in advance and the videos edited to delete the wasted time and mistakes.
Me, too. I hate when youtubers spend 3 minutes talking about what they had for breakfast before getting started with the tutorial.
I agree. She also doesn't put music in the background
I will skip over a video that is just music or music in the background. Most of the time it is distracting from the video. If its the only video for what I am looking for, then I just watch with the sound off. Laura's video are great-to the point and that's what I want to see.
Excellant as usual! Instructions clear, precise without any unnecessary gibberish. Un grand merci de la France!
The clear precise instructions are wonderful. So many others repeat the same instruction over and over or just waffle on using the wrong terminology. I come to Laura first every time for tutorials. 5 Star all the way!
Thank you Laura, I am a beginner sewer and made a beautiful cover for my sewing machine with your instructions. I used beautiful remnants of green fabric that were in the discount bin at Spotlight. Even my husband was impressed. Thank you so much for your sensible clear and informative teaching style.
I agree Laura is a born teacher and her voice is so soothing. I am very voice sensitive and she speaks eloquently and to the point. Again, like others have said, no time is wasted in her videos.
I made a cover following your tutorial for my Singer 301 case. I added straps to help protect the handle on the lid. I entered it in my guild's Quilt Show and won Best of Potpourri category! Thank you for great tutorials.
BarbaraSue Waldrip that is great news 👏🍷🎉 congratulations 😀
SewVeryEasy thank you. Your tutorial could not be easier to follow. Now I can my FeatherWeight Case a cover.
Very Clever! I love your instructions. Clear and slow speaking make it easy to follow. Thank you Laura! You’re one of the best teachers😘
A friendly Hello from Cincinnati...Laura, I'm so very grateful that I just discovered & subscribed to your terrific channel...It's now April, 2020, & the pandemic quarantine is still in full force...What good timing for me as I just ordered a brand new sewing machine, & can't wait to start putting it to good use beyond alterations... *: )*
This brilliant sewing machine cover tutorial will be my 1st project...I began making my own clothes on an ancient Singer machine about 55 years ago...I'm incredibly grateful to my Mom & Gramma for fostering my love of machine sewing & decorative (hand) needle work...It's given me so much pleasure over the years...
Bless you!!! Poppy
Hello from Canada and welcome
I have become addicted to your videos, Laura. Your skills never cease to amaze me. They are so easy to follow. Thank you so much for sharing your knowledge!
Thanks you Sheryl :) and thanks for watching
@Sheryl, Good morning, how are you and how is the weather today
I made one. I couldn't have done it without your instructions. I think it turned out really nice. Tutorials like this are so inspiring and keep novice sewers, sewing! Thank you so much!
+Debbie Chittick I did post a picture... but TH-cam must have removed it.
+Debbie Chittick Can you post it on my Facebook?
Just posted it and following your page now.
+Debbie Chittick Thanks for the picture:) love it
I'm too new at this, so I copy the professionals and in doing so, I'm learning a lot. Thank you for your instructions, they have me trying things on my machine that I otherwise would not have used.... like the omni-directional stitches.
yes, she is an excellent instructor. Very clear and concise instructions. She has a very pleasant voice to listen to also. Very professional quality.
I watched this video about two years ago, then made my sewing machine cover. Now I'm back as a reminder, for my first overlocker to get its cover. Only thing I changed was to use a thick striped cotton tape sewed to the edges of the main piece, then sewed its other edge to the sides, which gives the impression of binding without any hand sewing, and partly because my newly quilted fabric with bumph, was too thick to sew binding onto. I sewed the tape all round the bottom, and across the pocket tops too. I love my sewing machine cover, it's one of the best things I've ever made, thank you for the wonderfully clear and useful demo. Am hoping the overlocker cover turns out as well :)
I have watched a number of YT videos on sewing machine covers; only one came even close to being as good as yours! The reason yours stands out as THE BEST is how you showed us how to make the cardboard box template, how to make the measurements for whatever size machine one is covering, and then the way you sewed the binding - yow-sah! I want to cover my sewing machines and kitchen appliances using these ideas. Of course I love the fabric selections with coordination and contrast. I don't have an embroidery machine, but can use the idea of a decorative stitch. Thanks, Laura.
+newbeequilter Have fun, there is so many fabric that would work in the kitchen
You're such a great speaker! Your voice is so nice to listen to and the fluid way you speak is such a delight! What a sophisticated lady!
Wow, thank you!
Thank u. I've been wanting to make matching pretty covers for my sewing machine, embroidery machine, overlocker and cricut. I've done my first for the embroidery machine and so happy with the outcome. Thanks for making it so easy 🩷🩷🩷🩵🩵🩵
I watched a few tutorials on making a machine cover and felt yours was the most professional looking. Thank you. Loving mine
This is so beautiful! 😍 The colors, the stitched trim bow addition that matches your fabric...and red and black- two of my favorites! Thanks for all your videos, perfect for us beginners, to inspire and teach us! Blessings!
I remember watching this video & feeling it was a great tutorial . I was dreaming about a cover for my machine, in a dedicated sewing room & I was filled with anticipation. I knew I needed some time as the room had waited 33 years for me to inherit it, & it wouldn’t have to wait much longer. My dd was working from home, & it was her dedicated space. She was also expecting a baby. Well, babies 15 months. Those months have been filled with fun & quickly flown by. It’s been a lovely Sewing space for just 6 months, & it’s time for the final decorating touches. I’m rewatching videos, & I love this one more than ever. It’s going to be such a big help. Thanks so much for all the time & effort. This video is really good. Thanks Happy Sewing! Gramma to 13.
Finally got around to making a cover for my serger and your channel was the first I looked to for help. This was great and your fabric choices are so cute. Mine are not quite as pretty but it works in my sewing room and it came out great. Now I am ready to make one for my sewing machine. Thank you Laura, great lesson as always!
Thank you, I have followed your measuring instructions to make a serger cover, I keep checking in to make sure I am following correctly making up the cover. So far so good. Thank you again.
Hello Valerie, How was yours?
I just wanna try if I can get it right. Love the fabrics
Did you get yours correctly?
This video is amazing, and I too followed the tutorial and made my custom cover. It turned out just like I wanted it. Thank you so much Laura! 😊
Excellent! Finally made covers for my two sewing machines and serger with the help of your video! 😍
You are a very good Teacher. Your voice is very pleasing. For me that helps to follow along easier. Love your Feather weight singer machine. Thank you
thanks glad to hear! and I do love my little feather weight:)
I'm so amazed ! It's been a few weeks that I've been watching your videos, from France, and I love them ! You are a great teacher and your projects are so beautiful. I was planning on making a cover for my kitchenaid mixer and you have inspired me ! I'll take my time to try and make something as beautiful as you did for your sewing machine. Thank you so much for sharing ! I am looking forward to starting that project !
Hi Laura, You are such a talented lady. It is such a joy and education to watch your videos.
I have recently moved house from Ontario to Alberta and miss my quilting friends. Please
know you have given me the push and encouragement I needed to get busy in my sewing room and
Use up some of my stash. Thank you so much.
Joan
Thank you and there are a lot of great quilt shop in Alberta!!!!
I had a lined cotton pencil skirt whose circumference happened to fit my 1948 Kenmore perfectly.. I sewed the lining all around the hem trimmed off some of the top and closed it up with boxed sides. (Think upside down tote bag.) I thought it was lazy and convenient repurpose. Now this video .... I'm impressed!!
Laura, what a great way to make covers for any machine. I have been struggling to get good covers for my different machines and now I can do it. Thank you so much.
Janet
+ThreadsbyJB yeah have fun! and thanks for watching
I love the versitality of your tutorials to make custom fitting covers. Thank you so much for great information.
Thank you, best idea for the template. Love your voice and your teaching. Love your little singer it’s so cute.
Hmm . . . I got an air fryer for Christmas. I’ve been thinking of covering it and I remembered your video.
Think I’ll try making a matched set for air fryer, blender, mixer, even my food saver standing on its side. In fact, as I’m writing this, I’m remembering that I have some fabric I bought - a few years ago - just waiting for a project. It’s rows of farms @ different seasons. I’ll fussy cut it as 6 inch border. I love it! Thank you!!
I love all your video I just finished making this cover for my machine thank you so much for your step to step instructions east to follow.
Laura, Thank you very much, I just made the “perfect” cover for my sewing machine with birdhouses
and pastel colored birds. Your instructions and demonstration were easy to understand! I enjoyed this project so much. Thanks again, Angela :-)
I just finished sewing this cover and it looks awesome. The hardest part was trusting my pattern but once I decided to get over the fear and cut the pieces out it all came together nicely. Thanks - Awesome Tutorial.
Hi Laura, thanks so much for this tutorial. I have been working on mine this past week and completed it yesterday. I only wish we could all share photos so you would be able to see what everyone has done with your wonderful instructions.
Thank you Laura. Finally a sewing machine cover that I want to make!!! I now feel confident that I know what I am doing. I love using foam and will definitely be using it. Now my biggest problem is finding a box big enough. LOL.
Finally time to get rid of my plastic ones! Excellent video thank you. I'm a visual learner and your videos have helped me tremendously!
+melinda meehan Thanks and I'm glad you liked the video, thanks for watching
Rag bag purse
wow amazing,i love this,love how you teach us the rules of quilting,batting,sewing ,i'm tunisian from france and i like to follow you,i don't understand all english talking but it's easy to understand you,and you have many ways to sew,i love to learn with you ,thank you :)
I appreciate you sharing this very simple method with us. I'm going to create a sewing machine cover in the next few weeks, and I'll keep coming back to view this as I work. Thanks!
+Chelly Wood You are welcome and thanks for watching
I listen to you every day! I love your videos and I will be doing this cover for my sewing machine. Thank you
Great video! So help and your project turned out beautifully!!! I love the vintage fabric!
Thank you. I have always wanted to cover my Ellisimo WITH THE EMBROIDERY MODULE ON. I couldn't figure out how to do the end with the embroidery module. Never thought to leave it all the same height. Great demo!
@Joy, Good morning, how are you and how is the weather today by the way, how are you prepared for Christmas?
Thanks very beautiful. I learn my lesson a long time ago. I used my portable sewing machine on the floor under my table and , as it never fails,I spilled something and got it on my machine..set it under the table after use.. but luckily my machine was ok.love this tutorial, thanks.
great project, I always find your instructions clear. Love the cover!
Great tutorial. I just unpacked my new Bernina 580 this afternoon. Went from a 1980 Husqvarna that finally gave up on me to this amazing computerized machine. It has blown my mind but now I want to make a nice cover for it. This is perfect. I like working with the Bosal foam so can hardly wait to get started. now where is that darn on/off button? LOL.
I think I have that same fabric with the dresses on. This is so good, I think I could use the same idea to make matching covers for my mixer and food processor in the kitchen. I am so excited now.... thanks Laura
+Robyn Irwin Yes to make any cover the directions would be the same:) thanks for commenting.
Awesome, and as always, very easy to follow. You have a gift for teaching.
I recently got my first (2nd, 3rd, and now 4th) Singer sewing machine. I hope my cover turns out as pretty as yours. I couldn't think of how to get my binding around it. Thank you!!!
Thank you. Very clear. Have revisited this video a number of times and I’m now nearly there. You are very inspiring Laura.
I used Warm and Natural batting instead of the foam. I had to trim off the seams in order to get the binding around it, then used a decorative stitch to make sure I got it all. It was a pretty close fit. I can't hand sew due to tendonitis, so the decorative stitch worked great. I would make the binding a little wider next time, though, so that I don't have to trim down so much of the seam. I love how my sewing machine cover turned out and wish I could post a photo here. I suppose I could upload a video of it. Anyway, I watched a lot of tutorials and this one I liked the best.
I made a cover for my machine following your tutorial today. It come out really great. Thanks
excellent instructions and thank you for all your tutorials.
I love how you simplify creating the pattern. I have always improvised in the same way. Love this machine cover, going to make this today! Thank you so much!
Have fun!
ALways happy to watch you show. I will get a few made before Christmas. Happy Spring!
+Carol Clouser Christmas is only 38 weeks away:)
Oh my.
@Carol, Good morning, how are you and how is the weather today
You are brillant! I enjoy and learn so much from your teaching method, SewVeryEasy to understand!! And, I love your materials, they are fun and beautiful! Thank-you.💟
Awesome tutorial, the best one I've seen. Thank you for sharing your talent. Smooches
I just got a new serger! I want to make covers for my machines!🎉 thank you ❤
Briiiant , I’ve made a machine case after watching your video tutorial thank you 🙏
I swear you find the most beautiful fabric! Love this!
+Vicki Jackson lol thanks "so much fabric so little time"
thank you. you are an excellent teacher. I have decided to make a cover now. thanks so much!
love your teaching style! Thank you for the instruction.
Thank you for your wonderful video. I used it to make my own machine cover. I made one alteration. I made a cutout on the right side to clear my machine cords, finished off with bias tape.
I just bought a new singer sewing machine and want a good dust cover for it and not buy but make it, and you have made it very easy, thank you.
Thanks and thank you for watching
Thank you for this. Making covers for my machines is in my top 5 projects to do next so this makes me more prepared.
+Tabatha Caldwell Sew glad I could help:)
Yes it was so wonderful to watch
Thank you.
Tab, How was your projects?
This is a very well done tutorial. I was looking for something a little more basic, just something to cover the machine to keep the dust off, but your tutorial gave me an idea of how to do that. Thank you!
Wonderful, and you use the most BEAUTIFUL fabrics & designs. one of TH-cam best sewist! Thanks for posting!!!!
Love the colorful fabric used & how appropriate the theme- sewing ! great idea
+TeeJay G thanks and thanks for watching
Thankyou I made my sewing machine cover from your tutorial and I'm a begininer at sewing. Thankyou!!
You had me up until the finishing the binding with hand stitching..Argh! LOL For those not wanting to hand stitch....it can be made as shown... but reversing the seams so they are on the inside. I used the pellon fusible heavy weight interfacing and quilted the outer fabric to it. I created a same dimensions lining but left a 4" opening to turn out the machine cover....kinda like a purse or bag. Turn the cover out, sew up the 4" opening. So the lining would not sag down....I hot ironed the inner lining to the fusible interfacing so it stays up. Then put a decorative binding along the bottom if wanted for extra pizazz.... Thank you for the video!!
Dandy Quilter ... thank you dandy 😁 when she said hand sew I went oh ohhh no no noooo lol 😝 I’ll follow your advice when I get to that bit haha bless you 🥰🥰🥰🧵🧵🧵
Can't you also just machine stitch the binding down? With matching thread.. i will lol
@@sensa619 That is what I have done.
Thank you for an excellent video which was easy to follow.
I just completed a dust cover for my Juki and I'm very pleased with the outcome.
Not only functional but beautiful! Great explanation too Laura!
What a great, informative video.
I love the way you teach, so easy to follow.
Thank you for the great video.
Thankyou so much for providing a pattern! I'm starting my project & all I needed was a pattern, you're the best!
This video is awesome! As a beginner you made this very easy for me to understand and I really appreciate that.
So beautiful, your fabrics and the quilting really make it what it is...I even think I can do that although I'm not a quilter. Thanks for the tutorial and the inspiration xo
@Maria, Good morning, how are you and how is the weather today by the way, how are you prepared for Christmas?
You are so inventive on your template, I love it!!
+Charmaine Castro Thanks
Wow how beautiful. Thank you so much for sharing this
Laura this is a great idea! And very well explained and thought out. I want to make a cover for the upright chest freezer so I’ll use the same principles, maybe with a fold over edge and button tabs. I am very conscious of climate change and the effect of items made from petrochemicals such as foam, polyester, plastics, and any synthetic chemicals. It was nice that you included the use of batting instead of foam as padding and it would be great if you could nominate a sustainable product as an alternative for any of the synthetic products used. Thanks again for this great tutorial.
I love this video...I'm thinking that there's a lot of use for this idea in the kitchen too!!! Very informative and detailed Thank you!
yes this will work on anything:)
Great idea and so glad I stopped here! Thank you, love your fabrics.
Love this video. I made 2 for both my machines. That hand stitching though 🤔 but I did it and they look great !! Thankyou
I made 2 covers after viewing this video. Thank you for the knowledge.
Donnalee Felter )
I love this video!! We are a four person very small Bee and all have FW's Thank you!
I just love love love love this! It is 9 pm here and I want to go make one right now! This is definitely my next project!
Hello thats nice, Been trying to work mine out
Did you get yours correctly?
Fun project. I really like the use of foam. Thank you for such an exacting method for a perfect fit
This video is awesome as well as you and all your other videos. I love everything you make.
thanks Lisa and thanks for watching
@Lisa,Good morning, how are you and how is the weather today
Thanks! This is an excellent tutorial! You explain every step so clearly. Now I just have to figure out how to quilt 😊.
It’s done and it looks great! I found the same upper fabric (but chose the pink shades) and used a black fabric with tiny flowers on the bottom, with pink piping. I also added a few pearl beads to jazz it up. Who knew that quilting was must sewing a straight line! Thanks, Laura!
Love this cover Laura ! Those materials are great. Something I maybe should do but probably wont. Love your tutorials, thankyou for sharing.
What a wonderful tutorial! Thank you, Laura!!! I'm going to jump right into this project... this very second👍😃
Cute machine covers! Thanks so much for sharing. I have three machines I need to make covers for and one is an embroidery machine that I'd like to be able to keep the arm on, but still cover it.
+Jennifer lipman Glad I could help:)
Wow that is so pretty, you matched the colors so nice. I would like to make one ....Tks for sharing how to measure and make it.
@izabeau, Good morning, how are you and how is the weather today by the way, how are you prepared for Christmas?
I absolutely love you you are not only beautiful but talented as well I’ve enjoyed watching and learning from you since day one
And looking forward to many more teaching tutorials 😊
They turned out beautiful!
Very clever Laura!! I love the colors and fabric choices. Thank you for a great video!
+Alison Janvrin Thanks I'm glad you like it:)
@Alison, Good morning, how are you and how is the weather today by the way, how are you prepared for Christmas?
Wonderful, Need to try it out... Lolo.
I just hope I get it right.
Alison, did you make yours?
@@SewVeryEasy what are the exact measurements of the fabric you pieced together??
Fabulous and complete tutorial!
You are extremely inspiring! Your work is beautiful! Thank-you.
Love it! Now I want a new cover. I guess I have to go to the fabric shop, hee hee. Any excuse is enough for me. Thanks Laura.
Thanks for the video , I made a sewing machine cover and it looks very nice , I was very happy with this video , I kept going back to it .
thanks and glad you enjoyed it:)
Thank You Laura !! I just love your videos so much . You are a wonderful teacher also I love your taste in the fabric you choose! So beautiful just like you! Thanks again, Tammy From Baltimore, Md
As I was looking for a box, and since my brother machine is fairly new, I still have that box and will use it for a pattern.
perfect!
These instructions are excellent, thank you very much. I am going to make my cover like this.