FINALLY saw Endgame, now I can go on with my life without fear of scrolling somewhere and seeing spoilers for it...

You inspired me! I picked up a singer sewing machine at Goodwill a week ago for $26. watched your vids and tapered my work denim pants last night. the price for accessories and machine were covered for the first time I used it.middle-aged big man getting it done. Thanks!! and yes I'm going to tailor everything down to my socks!!!

One of the things that really helped me up my game once I started sewing regularly was a walking foot. It helps a lot with heavy fabrics like denim, slippery fabrics like workout fabrics, and knits. The foot interlocks with the feed dogs (the thing that guides the fabric through the machine as you sew) so that it stays really even, and both parts that your sewing stay together. They're between 10$ and 15$, and was a huge game changer.

Invested in an old Husqvarna sewing machine, and currently well along in my binge. Here's what I've discovered. 1. Don't overdo it. It's better to do your alterations incrementally. Unpicking a seam is a pain, and fraught with risk. 2. Learn to self pin. Use COIL-LESS safety pins so fabric doesn't get trapped in the coil. Just gathering fabric round the back by hand puts your arms in an unnatural position, and only lets you view your garment in a static position. 3. Don't be afraid to revisit a project. If you notice after a few weeks there's a little bit of tightness, or baggy fabric, a slim dart, or letting out can improve things no end. Assuming of course you left a generous seam allowance. Which leads me to point ... 4. Don't make your final cut/edging until you've worn/washed the garment a couple of times. Nothing is irreversible until you do, and when you do, leave a generous seam allowance, so that you could encroach into it at a later date. love your content man, Greets from England

Thank you, man! I need this.

It happened. True. Thanks SD... wouldn't of done it without you

Nice KZfaq channel, now i don’t need to watch boring Videos about sew because of you, you make it interesting, funny and let me keep watching your videos not like the other 😂🔝

Haha I don’t normally comment, but I couldn’t help but notice you missed a button on your shirt in the beginning, and then it was buttoned a few shots later. Gave me a laugh. Awesome job on all your content! Self taught tailor myself!

“It’s GOING to happen!!” Yes...yess my good man.... it happen bro!! 😂😂😂😂

Any tips for doing the top stich for the inside/outside leg of pants ?

I've been using an old letter opener as seam ripper.

In my class, they told us to replace the seam ripper often. Do you agree with this? I've had the same one for a few years since then but I don't sew enough to need them a lot. Also, how often or what kinds of jobs do you use your pinking shears for vs going for zig zag? I have a set but never used them on clothes.

Lol I use a huge ass 17" framing square. It's nice because it's heavy and keeps the clothes in place at the same time it goes across the entire garment. ALong with a fabric tape measure and a tiny 5" ruler. I'd also encourage people to buy a magnet a little larger than a quarter to pick up the pins faster. Just one swipe and you can pick up all 100 pins instantly lol

I make custom window treatments, and now want to learn custom tailoring. I have two industrial sewing machines, but I'm wondering if I will need a free arm walking foot sewing machine for when sewing sleeves on shirt or suit sleeves? I also have a baby lock serger, but I'm not sure if this is heavy duty enough when sewing heavier materials. Should I invest in a commercial serger?

Lmao my weekend binge just happened

Awesome content. Fantastic production. Genuinely nice and funny guy. Only 19k subs? Life is cruel.

Man sir you are too funny😂😂😂😂🤣🤣🤣

You have such fantastic energy! Thank you for making these videos! I'm starting to dabble and am totally also using my daughter's sidewalk chalk haha

If you sew and it's too small or tight repin before you rip out the seam to save little time

SD calling out Tim 'The Tool Man' Taylor 😂

Hey SD, could you make a video on how to tailor sleeves? I can’t seem to figure out how to tailor arm holes to be shorter

SD!!!!!! Need a video on hemming (shortening) jeans, dress shirts, t-shirts and everything else. having broad shoulders while being short sucks... everything is always too long!!!

Will pinking shears work on cotton-polyester blends? Just want to make sure before I go cutting. Also, after 2 days since I bought my machine I had my first success; a long sleeve Henley! Your videos have been extremely helpful so keep them coming!

Invest in glass bead pins you can iron over

Please do a video about what you eat in a day!

So if you use pinking shears do you still need to put a zigzag stich?

Man oh man you're growing...! Edit: 2:47 - yeah, made me uncomfortable lol.

you need to get a bigger seam ripper, those little ones are not great, they're actually annoying lol