Thank you for acknowledging this as an issue, when I came across it a while back I was really frustrated and thought it was my machine. Now I have a swatch of thick canvas fabric I keep handy. I fold it in halves to the height I need and pop that under the back of my presser foot. It works pretty well as a substitute for the tool if you don’t have one.
I received a HD Singer from my son on Mother's Day, it has the tool for sewing over multiple layers, I didn't know what it was for, until I just watched your video tutorial, Thank you so much!
I had no idea that my sewing machine could do this. I always thought that I needed a different machine to sew thicker fabrics. I found your video after I watch another video about using a sewing machine to bind book pages. I am so glad to have found your video. Now I have to go looking for the accessories that came with my machine so that I can start using them when I sew thicker fabrics.
Omg this is SO helpful!! I had been trying to see through very thick fleece and uhaul (2 layers of fleece and w layers of uhaul) fabric for guinea pig cage liners and I was having SO much trouble. THANK You!!
And all this time I thought I needed a new sewing machine😄. Thanks for the amazing tips! Love your channel🥰. Everything you post is so inspirational! Please please post more videos. You've mention a couple of ideas for new videos in a few of your tutorials I hope you follow through with them🤞.
Woow!! I never knew the use of this tool, until I watched this tutorial..see how easy is was to sew double layers of fabrics with ease .Thank you....🥰😄... waiting for more wonderful tutorials....♥️🥰
Thanks, you really pointed out my issue, starting the stitches with a bulk , as i was thinking to buy another pressure foot. now i go and make one of those white plastic feet lifters. thank you, God bless you.
I recently upgraded to a full sized sewing machine and am still an amateur. None of the tutorials for my singer tradition showed how to deal with “real life” material thickness issues. I appreciate your video soooo much. I too am making masks and this video could not have been more perfect for me. Thanks!!
That is a wonderful tip, I came across your channel a few weeks ago and found it very insightful, thank you. I shall have to see if I can buy one of those little items. Stay safe. Xx
Wow! Ty so much. My machine has adjustable presser foot height but never knew the trick you showed where you place something at the back of the foot to level it out. Awesome
Neat and smart little object, I have been sewing for years and years and it sure would have helped me and saved me alot of time and trouble if I had knew about this
This is a great tip I have some mattress ticking that I want to use to make a hanging hand-tool store in my shed, and had been thinking I was going to have to do it by hand!
Omg I tried this trick with 3 stacked atm cards and my thread didn’t break/jam while sewing over the seams of my face mask!! Thank you so much for this
I sewed an apron with heavy canvas and the the thickest part was about 9 or 10 layers. I initially used Singer denim needle (100) and the needle broke before I was able to finish one side of the edge. I had a packet of Bernina demin needle but only at size 90. They worked fine. I used the denim thread but the thread would jam when I start with the thick edge. I have a Bernina 535 which should be powerful to get through this and my solution was to slow my machine way down and to do one stitch at a time at those thickest part. It worked but I am going to try your suggestions to see whether it would be helpful. Thank you!
Hopefully it will help 🌸 With that many layers of denim I still recommend going very slowly and using the manual wheel of the machine with your hand. Happy sewing ✂️
@@scjewels It does look different since the one I use is from the brand Bernina, but I could not find a retailer here in France that ships abroad. However they have the same usage. You can also make your own with cardboard, with folded gros-grain or with extra thick fabric. I hope that helps !
hi, i just saw this video, sorry if it's too late for you. i found the tool ("Bernina height compensation tool") on Ebay. www.ebay.com/itm/Bernina-Height-Compensation-Tool-NEW-Jeans-Bulky-Seams-/253563827005
Oh gosh I hope this works tomorrow for me! I have 2 thick layers of a wool I’m trying to sew. It’s an old letterman sweater I’m trying to turn into a pillowcase. I’d hate ti have the scrap the back and opt for a cotton or something thing just because my layers are thick. 🤞🏻🤞🏻
I was having such a hard time making an apron today from upholstery fabric. My thread kept breaking, my fabric wouldn't move, I was getting so frustrated! Thank you for these tips!
Thank you for this! I am covering nylon webbing with fabric and then sewing it on. I've had a lot of success with it so far but when I fold the webbing (with the fabric already sewn on) it essentially doubles in thickness.. I am fine sewing this but when back stitching to reinforce it jamms or the needle bends/breaks. Tried all diff types of needles and I'm having no luck.. would u have any idea what this could be? I tried hunting the internet for information but little to none is there for this issue except your video! Thank u
Merci 🌸 nylon webbing is quite sturdy and difficult for regular machines to handle, specially when folded 😉. Can I suggest not using the back stitch then, but doing a second seam on top of the first instead and if needed a third when you feel it needs to be extra strong 💪 🌸✂️ I hope that will help.
Bonjour 👋 it’s a Bernina 550 QE which stands for quilting edition. I believe it’s great for embroidery as well but I don’t do much of it unfortunately 😉🌸
I have a question I need help with is there any thing I can use to not sew through 1st layer? I’m sewing additional fabric on top of tote bag for my business but I don’t want the tote bag to sew through layer to close bag just sew on top of tote layer. Thanks!!
Thank you, this was very helpful. I have struggled with sewing through multiple layers and have never known how to use that tool made expressly for this purpose!
May I suggest trying to loosen the tension of both the thread and the presser foot ? Also make sure it's a good quality thread and that you stitches are not too small.🌸 Good luck !
Hi im putting fabric patches onto a sweatshirt I already have, how do i make it so the needle of my sewing machine doesnt go through both sides of the the sleeve im sewing my path onto.
If your machine has a free arm and if it’s narrow enough for your sleeve, you can slip your sleeve around it. If not, two solutions : 1- sewing by hand 😇💪 2- unstitch your sleeve, lay it flat, stitch the patch and stitch the sleeve again with the machine. Voilà ! Hope that helps 🌸✂️
@@RomyStanZakStudio Sorry, link in the description box is only for the standard jumper, it is not the jumper with three different sizes on a ring you demonstrated in the beginning of your video. I try to search the web and can’t find it. Please check the link your description box and noticed the link isn’t for only the standard jumper. Thank you for your reply😎
I have a height compensation tool but I still have issues sewing buttonholes using my machine automatic buttonhole foot. I can't use the height compensation tool because the buttonhole foot moves forward AND backwards to create the buttonhole. My machine has no dial or programmable feature to adjust the pressure foot tension. Do you have any suggestions on how I might sew buttonholes on thicker fabrics because right now, I am avoiding those projects.
Buttonholes are tricky no matter what and when I feel that the fabric is too heavy for my machine to handle, I do them by hand. It’s not that long and it always comes out beautiful and neat. Sorry for not being more helpful 🌸😇✂️
@@RomyStanZakStudio No worries as I found your video very helpful in some regards. If you ever decide to do a video on how to 'hand sew' buttonholes, I'll definitely watch.😀
I was wondering about how to sew back down from thick layers to the thin layer? Often the foot jumps forward off the thick layers quickly and leaves a gap or a very long stitch.
You can use the same technique on the other side, placing the tool in front of the needle instead of behind. But of course to prevent breaking the needle, just walk the machine very slowly by hand (with the machine wheel on the side), moving the tool forward at the same time and pace. Also you might consider finishing your seam right before coming back down to the thin layer and starting sewing again from the other side of the garment. Hope that helps 🌸✂️
The tension depends on the kind of fabric you are using and how many layers you sew. I recommend you try on scraps of fabrics until you find the best setting for you project. The needle choice also depends on the fabric. You can use a universal 80 if you are not sure. Best wishes 🌸🍃
I am sewing onto cotton canvas and when I get 4 layers of fabric (2 pieces folded) the needle gets stuck into the fabric and an E6 error appears. I am using a 90/14 needle. I’ve tried the jumper method with many fabric scraps but it still happens, I also use large stitches. I’m scared of damaging my machine if I continue any further. What would you recommend I do? Would a stronger needle make a difference at all?
Hum... it’s hard to give advices without seeing your machine and the settings you made. Is your thread of good quality and not too tight ? Also for the needle, I would try with a finer one instead of a bigger one. Something like 80 or 70. Also is your machine able to stitch through the layers when you walk it manually with the wheel ?
@@RomyStanZakStudio Thank you for responding, I am using 100% polyester gutterman thread. I have tried walking it manually but i will not finish the stitch. I will try a smaller needle!
What machine are you using ? It seems to me that if you can’t finish the stitch manually, either your machine is not powerful enough (which would be very very surprising for just 4 layers of coton) or there is a problem with the threading. Did you take out both threads and put them back in place ? Try making a new bobbin for the inside of the machine ... fingers crossed 🤞
Bonsoir! comme j'ai bien appreciee votre video. Je viens de faire des tabliers avec quelques femmes. On a eu de la difficulte avec la largeur du material. Je n'ai pas de truc pour elever le pied mais je vais m'en servir du carton epais. Mon sewing machine (lol)!a loupe des stitches (!) Je voudrais vous demandez pourquoi???? Desole pour mon franglais mais ca fait plaisir car ca fait des annees je n'ai plus d'occassion. Gros calin x Victoria D
Merci de votre message, votre français est parfait ! Et j’espère que le carton a pu vous aider. Il peut y avoir plusieurs causes si votre machine saute des points : trop de tension dans les fils, une aiguille non adaptée au type de tissu choisi (ou simplement trop vieille), un fil de mauvaise qualité, etc. Happy sewing ! 🌸🌸✂️
@@RomyStanZakStudio The link takes me to the hump jumper. Where can I get the tool you use in the video? that clear plastic one that fans out to make different heights? This video was a very helpful. Thanks for doing it.
Both tools are used for the same purpose. For the specific one I use myself, it’s the Bernina one that comes with the sewing machine. Unfortunately the only place that I found that sells it on its own is in France and I don’t believe they ship abroad I am afraid 😔
If I could I would give you 100 likes. I'm a beginner and was struggling for a while now because I couldn't get through one section that had multiple layers. Thank you!!
Romy where can I find beautiful meatball scissors like yours? I got some online from wawak but I might have gotten the wrong kind since they are too small
Sorry, since english isn’t my mother tong, I get confused sometimes 😉 I found similar scissors with a crane bird design online and placed a link for you in the description box. Maybe you want the 4.5 inches option since 3.5 is really tiny 😊🌸
@@RomyStanZakStudio yes it is. I could not figure why it stopped as it stopped after I replaced a broken needle and then suddenly started worked again. Thanks for asking
Thank you for acknowledging this as an issue, when I came across it a while back I was really frustrated and thought it was my machine. Now I have a swatch of thick canvas fabric I keep handy. I fold it in halves to the height I need and pop that under the back of my presser foot. It works pretty well as a substitute for the tool if you don’t have one.
Such a good idea to do it with canvas fabric ! Thank you for sharing your tips 🌸🙏
Thank you for this idea, am currently facing the same problem, and haven't either the tool or foot to compensate for the intermittent depths.
I received a HD Singer from my son on Mother's Day, it has the tool for sewing over multiple layers, I didn't know what it was for, until I just watched your video tutorial, Thank you so much!
I am glad it was helpful ! Enjoy your new machine, what a nice gift to receive from your son 🌸
This is SO helpful. I searched the internet and found little to no help. This is so full of information. Thank you!
Thank you 😊🌸
I had no idea that my sewing machine could do this. I always thought that I needed a different machine to sew thicker fabrics. I found your video after I watch another video about using a sewing machine to bind book pages. I am so glad to have found your video. Now I have to go looking for the accessories that came with my machine so that I can start using them when I sew thicker fabrics.
I am glad it helped 👍🌸
YOU, are my hero! I'm making kitchen boa's and it has been a nightmare. After watching your video, I finally finished one perfectly! THANK YOU!!
I’m so glad to hear it ! This tip was life changing for me too 😉🌸
Omg this is SO helpful!! I had been trying to see through very thick fleece and uhaul (2 layers of fleece and w layers of uhaul) fabric for guinea pig cage liners and I was having SO much trouble. THANK You!!
I am thrilled it was helpful 🌸✂️👍
You too, I thought I was the only one and that I needed a new machine. I was sewing their foam cube and couldn't get through the thick layers
“Press with passion”, love it!
😊😊🌸🍃✂️
And all this time I thought I needed a new sewing machine😄. Thanks for the amazing tips! Love your channel🥰. Everything you post is so inspirational! Please please post more videos. You've mention a couple of ideas for new videos in a few of your tutorials I hope you follow through with them🤞.
Thank you 🌸 I am working on the next one 😉🙏
Woow!! I never knew the use of this tool, until I watched this tutorial..see how easy is was to sew double layers of fabrics with ease .Thank you....🥰😄... waiting for more wonderful tutorials....♥️🥰
It’s such a wonderful tool ! I’m glad you’ll be able to use it now 🌸🌸🌸
Thank you I really needed this tips. I also like your easy instruction video it's clear and to the point .
Thank you kindly 🔆🌿
Haha, that kid was right about his christmas mask!
Yes. I’m so sad she was 😭
Thanks, you really pointed out my issue, starting the stitches with a bulk , as i was thinking to buy another pressure foot. now i go and make one of those white plastic feet lifters. thank you, God bless you.
I am so happy it was helpful ! Thank you for taking the time to leave me a message 🌸
I love your channel! It makes me happy... I learn something new every time. It inspires me. Thank you! 💗🧵
This is very kind, thank you 😊 Merci 🌸
I recently upgraded to a full sized sewing machine and am still an amateur. None of the tutorials for my singer tradition showed how to deal with “real life” material thickness issues. I appreciate your video soooo much. I too am making masks and this video could not have been more perfect for me. Thanks!!
Thank you for your kind words ! Enjoy your new machine 🌸
Thank you! Your video of how to sew thick fabrics was very helpful!
Thank you 🙏
That is a wonderful tip, I came across your channel a few weeks ago and found it very insightful, thank you. I shall have to see if I can buy one of those little items. Stay safe. Xx
Thank you kindly 🌸 Welcome !
Wow! Ty so much. My machine has adjustable presser foot height but never knew the trick you showed where you place something at the back of the foot to level it out. Awesome
Thank you ! 🌸
Neat and smart little object, I have been sewing for years and years and it sure would have helped me and saved me alot of time and trouble if I had knew about this
It is so useful indeed ! I am glad you know about it now ! Happy sewing 🌷
thanks for this demo its so helpful as im fairly new to sewing
I am glad it helped 😊
OMG why have I not seen this!?...You have no idea how struggle it was making face masks with so much layers!! 😭 not giving up though, thank you.
I am thrilled it was helpful ! Thank you for taking the time to leave me this kind message 🌸 happy sewing and keep safe !
This is a great tip I have some mattress ticking that I want to use to make a hanging hand-tool store in my shed, and had been thinking I was going to have to do it by hand!
I am thrilled it helped 👍🌸
Omg I tried this trick with 3 stacked atm cards and my thread didn’t break/jam while sewing over the seams of my face mask!! Thank you so much for this
I’m so happy I could help ! 🌸
THANK YOU SO MUCH. AGAIN THANK YOU AND BLESS YOUR HEART. THAT WAS WORTH GOLD
I am thrilled it helped ! 🌸
I sewed an apron with heavy canvas and the the thickest part was about 9 or 10 layers. I initially used Singer denim needle (100) and the needle broke before I was able to finish one side of the edge. I had a packet of Bernina demin needle but only at size 90. They worked fine. I used the denim thread but the thread would jam when I start with the thick edge. I have a Bernina 535 which should be powerful to get through this and my solution was to slow my machine way down and to do one stitch at a time at those thickest part. It worked but I am going to try your suggestions to see whether it would be helpful. Thank you!
Hopefully it will help 🌸 With that many layers of denim I still recommend going very slowly and using the manual wheel of the machine with your hand. Happy sewing ✂️
Thank you! A new beginner here, found this so clear and helpful 😊😊
I am happy it helped ✂️
Oh good grief I'm in love with your channel.
😍
Thank you very much 😊😇
Good day❤ this is a life saver tip thank you very much hope you're well!! Take care!!
Thank you 😊 take care as well 🌸✂️🧵
I liked your video very much. I can not find this tool on the internet :( Does anyone know where I can get one?
Very good, I am struggling many times. It's cleared now. Thank you
I’m glad to hear it 👍
Yes, it worked with card board. Thanks.
Wonderful !
Loved your tips, I had no idea that tool exists!
Thank you ! Yes it’s a life changer 😉🌸
Really helpful video, thank you.
Merci 😊
When I'm quilting or making large items I thread several bobbins and keep them on my extra spindle or nearby.
Great tip thank you 👍🌸
@@RomyStanZakStudio 🥇You're welcome.🥇
Thank you for your advice, I thought I couldn't sew or something was wrong with the machine.
I am glad it was helpful ! 🌸
Where can we get the ‘magic tool’? I really need one! Great video!
Thank you 🙏 The link is in the description box ✂️
Thank you, but that link isn’t the same item as you show in your video.
@@scjewels It does look different since the one I use is from the brand Bernina, but I could not find a retailer here in France that ships abroad. However they have the same usage. You can also make your own with cardboard, with folded gros-grain or with extra thick fabric. I hope that helps !
hi, i just saw this video, sorry if it's too late for you. i found the tool ("Bernina height compensation tool") on Ebay.
www.ebay.com/itm/Bernina-Height-Compensation-Tool-NEW-Jeans-Bulky-Seams-/253563827005
wilyfilipino Thank you so much! I just ordered one...You’re awesome!
Oh gosh I hope this works tomorrow for me! I have 2 thick layers of a wool I’m trying to sew. It’s an old letterman sweater I’m trying to turn into a pillowcase. I’d hate ti have the scrap the back and opt for a cotton or something thing just because my layers are thick. 🤞🏻🤞🏻
How did it go ? 🌸🍃
Thanks for the tutorial.
With pleasure 🙂
Sadly my upper thread still rips when sewing multiple layers,... any advice?
Try loosening the upper thread tension. Is your thread of good quality ? and are you using the appropriate needle ? Good luck 🌸🌸🌸
@@RomyStanZakStudio I did try that, but thanks for the reply anyways 😊
Thank you, that was very helpful 💕
I am glad it was helpful 🌸😊
Thank you so much for the assistance
My pleasure 🌸
Wow....great.i will definitely try it.... Thanks a lot.
My pleasure 🙏
I was having such a hard time making an apron today from upholstery fabric. My thread kept breaking, my fabric wouldn't move, I was getting so frustrated! Thank you for these tips!
My pleasure ! I hope it helped 🌸🍃
PERFECTLY EXPLAINED 🥰
Thank you 🌷
"press with passion" should be the name of your youtube channel :D
On gosh, your comment made me laugh so hard 😂😂😂 thank you 🙏
oh wow...i didnt even know this was a thing. thank you
My pleasure 😉
Been there, done that (today 😁) I'm going to try this with a leg from my sunglasses, since I don't have that tool
Hope it works !
@@RomyStanZakStudio Yes it does. But it's not ideal
I was wondering what that tool was for! Thanks! XO
It’s the best 😉🌸
@@RomyStanZakStudio yes it is! Thank you for letting us all know about it!
Mam it's so nice to have this tip. Thanks 😊
My pleasure 🙏
Ooohh!!!! Haha, the first suggestion, got it!
😄😄🔆
Lovely tip, thank you so much!
You are welcome 😊
Thank you for this! I am covering nylon webbing with fabric and then sewing it on. I've had a lot of success with it so far but when I fold the webbing (with the fabric already sewn on) it essentially doubles in thickness.. I am fine sewing this but when back stitching to reinforce it jamms or the needle bends/breaks. Tried all diff types of needles and I'm having no luck.. would u have any idea what this could be? I tried hunting the internet for information but little to none is there for this issue except your video! Thank u
Merci 🌸 nylon webbing is quite sturdy and difficult for regular machines to handle, specially when folded 😉. Can I suggest not using the back stitch then, but doing a second seam on top of the first instead and if needed a third when you feel it needs to be extra strong 💪 🌸✂️ I hope that will help.
excellent skill thank you
Thank you 😊
Bonjour sister. What kind of machine you have?? Is it an embroidery machine???
Bonjour 👋 it’s a Bernina 550 QE which stands for quilting edition. I believe it’s great for embroidery as well but I don’t do much of it unfortunately 😉🌸
I have a question I need help with is there any thing I can use to not sew through 1st layer? I’m sewing additional fabric on top of tote bag for my business but I don’t want the tote bag to sew through layer to close bag just sew on top of tote layer. Thanks!!
Maybe you could sew it by hand ? Or pin your fabric and turn the tote outside out and machine stitch it. 🌸🍃✂️
Thank you so much!
My pleasure !
Thank you, this was very helpful. I have struggled with sewing through multiple layers and have never known how to use that tool made expressly for this purpose!
It is a life changer tool indeed, you will see ! 😉✂️🌸
My top thread keeps breaking while using thick material any suggestions on what I should have my tension and or presser foot pressure?
May I suggest trying to loosen the tension of both the thread and the presser foot ? Also make sure it's a good quality thread and that you stitches are not too small.🌸 Good luck !
Hi im putting fabric patches onto a sweatshirt I already have, how do i make it so the needle of my sewing machine doesnt go through both sides of the the sleeve im sewing my path onto.
If your machine has a free arm and if it’s narrow enough for your sleeve, you can slip your sleeve around it. If not, two solutions : 1- sewing by hand 😇💪 2- unstitch your sleeve, lay it flat, stitch the patch and stitch the sleeve again with the machine. Voilà ! Hope that helps 🌸✂️
My needles keeps breaking when I'm sewing thick fabrics specially when sewing bags. What should I do?
What kind of needle are you using ? What is the size ?
Will these techniques help me with sewing velveteen upholstery for a chair?
Yes it will. Make sure also to use a thicker kind of thread for upholstery 🌸
Can you please provide a link to the first item in your video where to buy “three in one hump jumper.” Thank you.
It’s in the description box 🌸
@@RomyStanZakStudio Sorry, link in the description box is only for the standard jumper, it is not the jumper with three different sizes on a ring you demonstrated in the beginning of your video. I try to search the web and can’t find it. Please check the link your description box and noticed the link isn’t for only the standard jumper. Thank you for your reply😎
I have a height compensation tool but I still have issues sewing buttonholes using my machine automatic buttonhole foot. I can't use the height compensation tool because the buttonhole foot moves forward AND backwards to create the buttonhole. My machine has no dial or programmable feature to adjust the pressure foot tension. Do you have any suggestions on how I might sew buttonholes on thicker fabrics because right now, I am avoiding those projects.
Buttonholes are tricky no matter what and when I feel that the fabric is too heavy for my machine to handle, I do them by hand. It’s not that long and it always comes out beautiful and neat. Sorry for not being more helpful 🌸😇✂️
@@RomyStanZakStudio No worries as I found your video very helpful in some regards. If you ever decide to do a video on how to 'hand sew' buttonholes, I'll definitely watch.😀
That's actually a great tutorial idea !
I was wondering about how to sew back down from thick layers to the thin layer? Often the foot jumps forward off the thick layers quickly and leaves a gap or a very long stitch.
You can use the same technique on the other side, placing the tool in front of the needle instead of behind. But of course to prevent breaking the needle, just walk the machine very slowly by hand (with the machine wheel on the side), moving the tool forward at the same time and pace. Also you might consider finishing your seam right before coming back down to the thin layer and starting sewing again from the other side of the garment. Hope that helps 🌸✂️
@@RomyStanZakStudio Great tips! I will try that next time. Thank you!
Thank you for the video. I will try it out.
👍
I tried it and it worked. Thanks so much for the video. Bye.
Wonderful 👍🌸
What size needle do you need for thick materials and what number of tension is best please
The tension depends on the kind of fabric you are using and how many layers you sew. I recommend you try on scraps of fabrics until you find the best setting for you project. The needle choice also depends on the fabric. You can use a universal 80 if you are not sure. Best wishes 🌸🍃
I am sewing onto cotton canvas and when I get 4 layers of fabric (2 pieces folded) the needle gets stuck into the fabric and an E6 error appears. I am using a 90/14 needle. I’ve tried the jumper method with many fabric scraps but it still happens, I also use large stitches. I’m scared of damaging my machine if I continue any further. What would you recommend I do? Would a stronger needle make a difference at all?
Hum... it’s hard to give advices without seeing your machine and the settings you made. Is your thread of good quality and not too tight ? Also for the needle, I would try with a finer one instead of a bigger one. Something like 80 or 70. Also is your machine able to stitch through the layers when you walk it manually with the wheel ?
@@RomyStanZakStudio Thank you for responding, I am using 100% polyester gutterman thread. I have tried walking it manually but i will not finish the stitch. I will try a smaller needle!
What machine are you using ? It seems to me that if you can’t finish the stitch manually, either your machine is not powerful enough (which would be very very surprising for just 4 layers of coton) or there is a problem with the threading. Did you take out both threads and put them back in place ? Try making a new bobbin for the inside of the machine ... fingers crossed 🤞
Thank you!
You are welcome !
Thank you. I don't have that piece of plastic or whatever, but I have a yard stick. I don't think my machine came with multiple feet.
It will work just fine as well ! 📐✂️
@@RomyStanZakStudio Perfect. I also have multiple feet, which I now need to learn to use.
very nice tip ..it will really helpfull in my stiching ☺
I am so glad, thank you 🙏 🌸
Helpful thank you
My pleasure 🌸🍃
Bonsoir! comme j'ai bien appreciee votre video. Je viens de faire des tabliers avec quelques femmes. On a eu de la difficulte avec la largeur du material. Je n'ai pas de truc pour elever le pied mais je vais m'en servir du carton epais. Mon sewing machine (lol)!a loupe des stitches (!) Je voudrais vous demandez pourquoi???? Desole pour mon franglais mais ca fait plaisir car ca fait des annees je n'ai plus d'occassion. Gros calin x Victoria D
Merci de votre message, votre français est parfait ! Et j’espère que le carton a pu vous aider. Il peut y avoir plusieurs causes si votre machine saute des points : trop de tension dans les fils, une aiguille non adaptée au type de tissu choisi (ou simplement trop vieille), un fil de mauvaise qualité, etc. Happy sewing ! 🌸🌸✂️
I broke all my needles 😭 I'm so frustrated. I making a bag from denim. I'm using 14/90 Do you have any recommendations for needle? Thank you.
Are you using denim needles ? 🌸🍃
@@RomyStanZakStudio hi! Now I'm using number 20 needle for thick. But sometimes it really hard to make it.
Tq for explaining very well.. And funny..
Thank you 😊
great tip!
Thanks ! 😊🌸
Where I find this tool to buy? One was not included.i use a jean needle 16 or 18 and bigger stitches.
There is a link in the description box 🌸
@@RomyStanZakStudio The link takes me to the hump jumper. Where can I get the tool you use in the video? that clear plastic one that fans out to make different heights? This video was a very helpful. Thanks for doing it.
Both tools are used for the same purpose. For the specific one I use myself, it’s the Bernina one that comes with the sewing machine. Unfortunately the only place that I found that sells it on its own is in France and I don’t believe they ship abroad I am afraid 😔
Bonjour! Comment s'appelle cet outil en français ? Je suis britannique vivant en France et j'aimerais bien m'en acheter un. Merci !
Bonjour ! Il s'agit d'un passe épaisseurs. Vous retrouverez les liens dans la description de ma vidéo française.
th-cam.com/video/wr2dr1WbGnA/w-d-xo.html
Thank you
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Brother JA20.....sewing machine doesn't stitch trouser cloth...please give me some ideas.... I'll try.... It stitches normal clothes...
Have you tried the tips in this video ? 🌸
thank you for sharing !
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If I could I would give you 100 likes. I'm a beginner and was struggling for a while now because I couldn't get through one section that had multiple layers. Thank you!!
I’m glad it helped ! I hope it’s working now for you 🌸✂️
Your voice is relaxing haha
Thank you 😊
Romy where can I find beautiful meatball scissors like yours? I got some online from wawak but I might have gotten the wrong kind since they are too small
Do you mean the embroidery scissors with the bird shape ? They are meant to be quite small for really intricate work. About 10-12cms long. ✂️✂️✂️
Romy Stan Zak [EN] oh yes, I’m so sorry my autocorrect changed my text. Where could I find scissors like those? Thank you!
Sorry, since english isn’t my mother tong, I get confused sometimes 😉 I found similar scissors with a crane bird design online and placed a link for you in the description box. Maybe you want the 4.5 inches option since 3.5 is really tiny 😊🌸
I wish I had seen this video when I started sewing masks 😭😭 I sewed quite a number and struggled on each piece 😩.
Hopefully it will also be helpful in the future 🌸😇
Romy Stan Zak [EN] ... you’ll be interested to know that because of your tip, I sewed more masks ! and gave them away 😀😷😷😷😷😷💗🙏
I am so glad to hear it !!! 👍👍👍 Bravo 🌸🤛🏻
What is the name of the trimming technique? Under grade??
Grading seams. It means trimming the sewing allowances to different widths. Very useful technique✂️✂️😉
What about for continuous sewing
What do you mean ? (Sorry english is not my mothertongue 😇)
I didn't have that in my machine so what do I do
Hello 👋 you can make your own with a piece of cardboard 🌸✂️
Do you have a walking foot tutorial?
Not yet 😉🌸
Watching this in late November like 😔😭😭
I know right.... 😕
What is this tool called?
A hump jumper ✂️
Soon as I done this my authomatic threader stopped working 😪
Oh no that’s bizarre ! Is it working again ? 🌸
@@RomyStanZakStudio yes it is. I could not figure why it stopped as it stopped after I replaced a broken needle and then suddenly started worked again. Thanks for asking
I am glad it is working again ! 🌸👍
Ta da!!!
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Lynn
sew again habit!
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You are great in teaching 👍.love your soft voice
Thank you 🌸🙏