You just saved 2 90 inch rows of pieced quilting where one row was 91 inches (give or take) with sashing and columns and tada, I was off about an 1 1/8 at the end. Went back and found the culprit block and eased it your way. Thank you!
I use this method also when I have to sew two pieces that have seams that have to match up, like the skirt and bodice of a dress. Usually they are the same size but it happens sometimes that they are slightly different. I match the seams first and then pin the rest of the fabric in between. Now this is very logic but I remember when I was a beginner I didn’t know this and so many other things I learned along the way. :)
This was why I didn't do many garments that had sleeves, I always ended up with giant puckers in my fabric, now I am going to try this, I hope I can do it.😃
I love the way you teach. All the other videos just play music and point I hate those. If it's possible can you make a video on how to make an umbrella dress, PLEASE.
Thank you! As a beginner at using patterns this is the first step in a few of the patterns I have. It made no sense to me until now. This is a confidence booster.
OOMMGG Thank you! I have a UFO (un finished object) in a giant ziplock because I didnt understand the direction and no one I asked could tell me anything other than "Just make the ends meet up and sew the rest up"
A helpful way of getting the pinned fabric to ease in is, when in the machine, grab the fabric edge with the right hand facing up, fabrics is secured by the thumb holding the fabric to the palm, then roll the hand with the thumb, securing the fabric, facing up. This works really well for me. Also works with different weights of fabric which feed thru the machine differently.
You just saved 2 90 inch rows of pieced quilting where one row was 91 inches (give or take) with sashing and columns and tada, I was off about an 1 1/8 at the end. Went back and found the culprit block and eased it your way. Thank you!
I use this method also when I have to sew two pieces that have seams that have to match up, like the skirt and bodice of a dress. Usually they are the same size but it happens sometimes that they are slightly different. I match the seams first and then pin the rest of the fabric in between. Now this is very logic but I remember when I was a beginner I didn’t know this and so many other things I learned along the way. :)
This was why I didn't do many garments that had sleeves, I always ended up with giant puckers in my fabric, now I am going to try this, I hope I can do it.😃
I used to not like setting in sleeves either buuuut once I really learned how, they go in so easy. I hate hemming though😜😜
I love the way you teach. All the other videos just play music and point I hate those. If it's possible can you make a video on how to make an umbrella dress, PLEASE.
Thank you! As a beginner at using patterns this is the first step in a few of the patterns I have. It made no sense to me until now. This is a confidence booster.
Wow JoAnna you sound interesting how’s your day today hope you are having a good day with your family
Thank you thank you thank you for recording this!!! Life saver!!
Vey nice detailed explanation video. Thanks a lot I needed in the sleeve and princess seams.
what an excellent video, concise and thorough all at once
Wow 😮 I thank you for sharing this with us. I will do this for next sewing project with uneven seam👍🏾
Wow Yvonne you sound interesting how’s your day today hope you are having a good day with your family
So helpful. Thank you!
Really nice video, thank you.
Wow Sall you sound interesting how’s your day today hope you are having a good day with your family
Aha! Very well explained....I think I'll do some practicing. Thank you as always
Excellent excellent and excellent job 💖💖💖 have a good day 💖💖💖
Thanks a lot!
OOMMGG Thank you! I have a UFO (un finished object) in a giant ziplock because I didnt understand the direction and no one I asked could tell me anything other than "Just make the ends meet up and sew the rest up"
A helpful way of getting the pinned fabric to ease in is, when in the machine, grab the fabric edge with the right hand facing up, fabrics is secured by the thumb holding the fabric to the palm, then roll the hand with the thumb, securing the fabric, facing up. This works really well for me. Also works with different weights of fabric which feed thru the machine differently.
Wow Sandi you sound interesting how’s your day today hope you are having a good day with your family
Very nice
Wow Fatima you sound interesting how’s your day today hope you are having a good day with your family
Fabulous