Denim Cuffs made from Thrifted Waistband
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 15 ต.ค. 2024
- Join me while I create four cuffs from a thrifted waistband. Layering and creating collages with fabric and trims is one of my favorite things! Enjoy
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Watch my "Rag Bag" video where I used the rest of the denim: • My Rag Bags, A Thrifte...
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Love how u think out side of the box....neat idea!!!!
Thanks Julia I buy the misure tape and I used a lot love your project always....
Hi Julia - These are so fun looking. Love all the goodies you added to each one. These will be great in your summer shop. Hope you are doing well. The sun has finally decided to shine here today. So nice to know that soon it will be warm days. Hope you are getting some sunshine and warmer days too. Love & Hugs! 💕☀️🧵🪴🌸
Hi Pam, It's so good hearing from you! I am so behind in getting product made for my summer shop-ugh. Every summer I say this is my last summer but here we are again! I love it and know I will miss it but it getting harder and harder getting product made. My daughter-in-law is going to help by adding some of here skin care products. I'm trying not to stress too much LOL. We are getting snow today (wish I was kidding:) Have a great day, Julia
@@stitchesbyjulia I know what you mean when you say harder and harder. It’s crazy that you are still getting snow. Just don’t stress and whatever you get made will be enough. That way you can see what sells best this year. I’m sure every year is different. Hope you get some warmer weather soon. Take care and enjoy what you do get made. Hugs.
I so needed to hear this! It’ll all work out. Thanks Pam!
@@stitchesbyjulia Glad I could help. Have a great week. Have fun creating. 💕💕💕
I just threw some waist bands in the garbage! I had been hanging on to them for ages waiting for inspiration and finally gave up on it, oh well next time. Keep up the great tutorials.
Love love this !!!! Thankyou!!GREAT video
You are seriously a genius. And, the really great thing about you is you always make everything so easy to understand. I love these! I also love the idea of making these for our nieces. Brilliant
This would be a great "niece" gift. I'm so glad you found it inspirational!
Love these cuffs. Thanks so much!
You are so creative ❤️. They are super cute.
So pretty! Thank you for sharing!
Julia the wrong thing you weren't sure what it was is an antique curtain weight they're usually made of lead. I love the cuffs they're beautiful. 🧵🥰🐞🤗🧵
Thank you so much for the info! I just found another one in my button collection:)
Love your cuffs, so creative. I know what I can add to the box of yours. Thanks for sharing. 😊
Hi Kim! You're the best!
Ohhhhhh such pretties👏👏👏👏👏 thank you ❤️😀
love the cuffs Julia!
I love your creativity !
Thank you so much!
Gorgeous, Julia! 🤩
Love all of them Julia ❤️
Another one of your fantasticly creative videos. I use those kids’ Fiskar scissors too - the are sharp for cutting, but not too pointy!
A thanks Julia.
How fun! I have seen these on Pinterest. I have several totes full of denim. I need to get it out and try my hand at these.
Love these cuffs Julia ! I am going to have to try them, thanks for sharing.
So unique and hip looking. Very nice.
These cuffs are gorgeous! I've been wanting to make cuffs for some time and you have inspire me to "just go for it!!" And there's no right or wrong way to make these cuffs. I've been collecting buttons, laces and different things to make my own cuffs.
Hi Lottie, I hope you give it a go. You are so right- there is no right or wrong way. So much fun.
Such a creative idea. I am always looking for ways of using jeans for crafting. Turned out great.
Just love all of them ! Thanks for the inspiration Julia!
Absolutamente maravilloso, un hermoso proyecto , sin dudas lo haré , Felicitaciones .
These are just fantastic!
When I read cuffs I thought it meant adding to the bottom of pants to make them longer. This would work for that too. I might just give it a try because my pants are always too short.
Julia, I was so happy to see you use my lace/muslin ribbon! Glad you liked it enough to use it in one of your fabulous creations! I have some more of that ribbon in my shop if it's ok to put a link here...
Hi Carrie, I am so glad you reached out. I couldn’t remember the name of your shop. Please leave it here and I will put it in my videos description. I love your trim!
Love this! Looks like fun to make also! Thank you for sharing ❤️
Gorgeous 💖
Love these xx
Thank you so much these are awesome
I love how you created the wrist cuffs, Julia. So many possibilities! ❤️🙏🏾🤗
Very Nice! Thank you.
Thank you so much for watching and taking the time to comment! Julia
Bravissima io mi sono divertita a crearli tre anni fa anno fatto molto successo
Im loving my new found channel, very creative. Their is no limit to creating.
Hi Evelyn, Thank you so much for subscribing! This is a wonderful sewing community. Julia
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I believe that was a drapery weight!
🤔 yes, but I don’t think it would have the shank?!? I was thinking a button?! ❤️😀
@@rachelburgener819 It’s more of a cut-out than a shank. We used to have a few in our kitchen junk drawer growing up and I think Mom told me they were used in curtain making. Looks so good on the cuff she made - love this upcycle project! :)
Mystery solved! Thank you so much for enlightening me. I had no idea what the thingy was. Thanks for watching and commenting! Julia
Hay Julia does your free motion sewing machine go threw the denim
I don’t have decorative stich es?
Love them
Hi, Yes my machine goes through a couple of layers of denim while free-motion stitching. I will break a needle if I go through too many layers. My machine came with a "darning" foot and two quilter's feet. Here is an Amazon link so you can see the difference: amzn.to/3DlX3Sz The darning foot is the plastic one and I use it when I'm sewing varying layers. It seems to hop and adjust to different layers more than the quilters foot. I use the quilters foot when I'm sewing a quilt block that is flat. Hope this helps, Julia
Me encanto super
That metal disc with the bar/hole is a curtain weight.
You are a child of the 60's!
Yes I am!
Love these cuffs. I need to get out more and poke about for treasures . Covid has stopped a lot of my "poking about".
Hi Phyllis, I think you just sent me a comment about using labels. I can't find your comment again but I've used the labels in a couple of videos. I adhere the labels to the back of the fabric before I run it though my printer. It keeps the fabric from flopping around and goes through the printer easier. Here's one of the videos-th-cam.com/video/cxSxZidH4Gw/w-d-xo.html. Hope this helps! Julia
@@stitchesbyjulia Hi Julia! Huzzah! you solved my mystery question. Thanks so much! Phyllis Duffy in Michigan.
That is a button off of a military clothing.