Finally got a sewing machine and immediately found this for a rewatch. Thanks for making this it'll be a resource for me at least for years.

You all are amazing. Thanks for showing people how to do stuff like this.

Super inspiring!

The natural dyes are super interesting!

I will tryy best to collabrate with you to restore and clean our world on global scale.....super inspiring....fast fashion kills

superwell explained :)

would you be able to show how to hem and tailor jeans? Or how to add larger pockets to jeans?

Thanks, it's very interesting video. Can you make instructions, how fixed shoes? Thanks

i am curious bout how well the color stick on the clothing, id assume natural dye being less resistance to fading or color bleeding tho. i think ill try to make the avocado dye and the cabbage-baking soda one, it honestly looks pretty naturally beautiful!

Very much like this mindset! Could turn this in to a repair shop? Where people bring in used clothing, then people with sewing skills, machinery and a feeling for fashion fix them, to then sell these items in a shop at a price to keep the business running? I mean, most people do not own sewing machines, nor have time, nor have a feeling of fashion...

Great ideas but not everyone got a sewing machine.. can you please make a video about hand sewing ideas?

is it weird that I enjoy this more for the awkwardly silent models? everytime shes next to someone explaining the piece, they're silent -- which wouldn't normally make me laugh, but since the moments also get those extra seconds of silence at the end of each scene, not even filler music? cracks me up!

Something else to consider is that once your cloths are so old that it rips very easily due to being so thin, you can put them straight in a compost system! Make sure they are 100% cotton, hemp, etc and remove any tags. If you do not have a compost pile/bin or worm bin, start one. Seriously. There's no point in throwing your food and biological waste away. Even if you do not garden.

is this the route of the problem? don't entirely think so, the problem is we buy way to much clothes and wear them once or twice a year not that it wears out quickly but anyway good effort :)

Super humane

love this. FYI although its written like "sew" its pronounced "sow" :D

I don't understand why do you destroy good clothes on the first hand?

Hey hold up... precious plastics... whats goin on with that?

What a collection of ugly Frankenstein clothing. Only the pink pants looked possibly okay.

7:05 sorry, but this is awful. fixin the clothes and making frankenstein is the different things imho better show the ways how to fix it - make more skinny and fashion, patching, short'em and show the fastes and easiest ways.