I would have NEVER figured this pattern out without your clear video, so thank you for adding it!!!! I love your videos and I think it had made me a better bag maker, or at least I have more confidence now.
Fun Video. Thanks for taking the time to create it. I love using a clapper to get really great creases on all my projects. It makes a huge difference even if you don’t have great steam iron.
This looks like fun! It would make a great cruise ship sea pass card holder. I soooooo recognize the awful sound JUKI makes when you hit something metal. UGH! I have an old TL98e and love it but it is wearing out. At some point I’m going to have to upgrade to a newer one. Thanks for posting
Use a Titanium HL5 (or HA5) size 16 needle for the Juki 98, 2010 or the 2200 series machines when sewing up handbags. Edited to add that using such needles doesn't mean one wouldn't still have to crank the hand wheel.
There is a wedge type block made for sewing mavhines that you could place under the foot slightly and it helps you continue to sew over thick items. Your dogfeeds kick it out while using it. This way you don't break a needle while sewing over a thick piece.
I appreciated this real time video; this is the first time I came across your channel .Can you tell me where did you purchase this lovely rainbow hardware,please?
wow your machine does not sound healthy.......I have one and it is a beast, this is one of my favorite tutorials from you, I think because it was new to you and you went thru the directions, it helps us to understand the designers thought process better, thank you.
@@LaurenMormino ahhh so it could be kept on, but most remove it after the sticky part has adhered........I have not used it yet but the name just through me off, I have ordered it, so when I want to temp. stick something like our zippers.............amazing I have never used it, being a garment maker back in the dark ages I just assumed it was for holding tempory seams up..........thank you Lauren.
![สั่งทอง.. จาก temu ของจริงป่ะ? ( part : 1/2 ) [โกงไหมครับ ep.94 ] | DOM](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/2tYS1qTMB78/mqdefault.jpg)
Love the clear tape and dry erase marker trick!! Something so simple yet so brilliant.
I would have NEVER figured this pattern out without your clear video, so thank you for adding it!!!! I love your videos and I think it had made me a better bag maker, or at least I have more confidence now.
Fun Video. Thanks for taking the time to create it. I love using a clapper to get really great creases on all my projects. It makes a huge difference even if you don’t have great steam iron.
I just went to the website & bought this pattern; I CANNOT wait to try this out!!!! I LOVE this pattern!!!! Great job on the tutorial, thank you!!!!
I just purchased the pattern and can't wait to make it! Thanks for the video...you are so good at explaining how to do things.
So tiny 😍 I love it... thanks for the dry wipe tip. That will really help
Thanks Lauren,another little,gem.👏👏👏❤️❤️❤️
I've been sewing for 60 years and still love it. I first learned at home and then at school. Where did you learn?
When I'm making a mark with a pen and screw up on the 2nd attempt I change ink color so I follow the correct one when I cut 😬
Just purchased it, Thank you Im such a visual person I really appreciated. Can you make a video for the other one with rivets
This looks like fun! It would make a great cruise ship sea pass card holder. I soooooo recognize the awful sound JUKI makes when you hit something metal. UGH! I have an old TL98e and love it but it is wearing out. At some point I’m going to have to upgrade to a newer one. Thanks for posting
Oooh. My mo.s off on her first cruise in January thanks for the idea
Use a Titanium HL5 (or HA5) size 16 needle for the Juki 98, 2010 or the 2200 series machines when sewing up handbags.
Edited to add that using such needles doesn't mean one wouldn't still have to crank the hand wheel.
There is a wedge type block made for sewing mavhines that you could place under the foot slightly and it helps you continue to sew over thick items. Your dogfeeds kick it out while using it. This way you don't break a needle while sewing over a thick piece.
You got your Oliso...
Love it right?
I have the pink too.
Took some getting used to, not setting it upright, bit Love it Right? 😁
I love it!
Love it! Will have to make one for sure!
Great video! Thank you Lauren.
Hi Lauren! I love watching your videos. I was wondering which model Juki cylinder you ended up purchasing? Thanks and all the best! Suzanne )
I actually don’t own a cylinder arm Juki
I have an artisan 335B i believe. Not a huge fan of it
Great job as always.
Lauren love your video's. I'm just wondering about the wall organizer you have hanging behind the ironing board?
IKEA!!
And also clear shoe organizers that go on doors
Great tutorial. Thank you. Where did you get that cute fabric?
I designed it :)
I got the pattern and can't wait to try it ☺️ I just wondering about the double sided tape? Where do you get this? What is the name?
Thanks
Double sided leather tape! I got this from wawak.com
Thank you 😊
I appreciated this real time video; this is the first time I came across your channel .Can you tell me where did you purchase this lovely rainbow hardware,please?
Oh one video later I understand that you sell them in your shop isn't it?
I do! Moremeknow.Com
Nice pattern!💃🏻
Love the I.D. Landyard & the color of your hair. What did you use to get that shade? I goes so well with ur complexion and color of your eyes!
Aw thank you! It’s just layers of different colors over time. It’s literally different every time I wash 😂
Nice thank you 😊
This is amazing I clicked on the link but it says the server cannot be found 😢.
Great job
wow your machine does not sound healthy.......I have one and it is a beast, this is one of my favorite tutorials from you, I think because it was new to you and you went thru the directions, it helps us to understand the designers thought process better, thank you.
Love all your video's. what size thread did u use on this machine?
I use mainly all purpose thread
on the double sided tape, why put it on and then take it off........dumb question I know.
Hold it in place temporarily but it could come lose and get gunk stuck to it
@@LaurenMormino ahhh so it could be kept on, but most remove it after the sticky part has adhered........I have not used it yet but the name just through me off, I have ordered it, so when I want to temp. stick something like our zippers.............amazing I have never used it, being a garment maker back in the dark ages I just assumed it was for holding tempory seams up..........thank you Lauren.
Awesome!
What kind of iron are you using?
Oliso
I got and Oliso a couple of years ago and I really love it. It’s a Trooper!
Sharon Orella I came across a used one on a bidding site, and the mechanism wasn’t working. I guess its a common complaint
Mine seems quite stable and it literally it used all day everyday.
Where can I get the pattern from
The links are in the description :)
Thanks!
What is that machine to your right in the video?
It’s an Artisan cylinder arm
I want one of those they seem like they would be great for making bags
Awww..I don't like the speed up..😁came out nice!!!!
What kimd of iron is that?
Oliso
You're a boss☺
What machine are you using for this project?
Juki TL2000qi