Thanks! I really want to reshoot this video, it's super old! Happy it's still helpful :)

Glad you like them! Thank you so much for watching :D

Very happy to hear this was helpful :) Thank you for watching!

Great video, cleared up some mysteries. Concise and easy to follow.

This is really a good job. I didn't understand how to do this properly until I watched your video. Thanks a lot.

Thank YOU for the support! Hope you have a wonderful holiday season! :)

Thanks so much! I'm going to re-film this one soon since I have a better filming setup. Love this technique soooo much!

Awesome! Thank you for watching! I really should reshoot this with better lighting, but I haven't gotten around to it yet :)

Wow, thanks!! 😊😊😊

Thank you so much for watching! I'm still pretty new to making videos, but I'm happy to teach whatever I know to help people get started. Hope you're having a terrific week!

Thank you! I really enjoy helping people, creating things is so much fun 😀

That means a lot, really happy this was helpful 🤗💕

Thanks a ton! I'll be doing new videos soon, been busy competing in some cosplay contests 😄

lol, well I didn't invent this method, but I'm happy it was helpful! Thanks for watching 😀

lol, I had no idea what I was doing back then in this video. Maybe I'll re-shoot this video to be more current :) Thanks for watching, hope life is good out on the West Coast!

Recall Newsome.

I'm so happy to hear that, let me know if there's anything else you'd like to see in upcoming videos! Thanks for the support :)

Yeah, this is a simpler way to do it, but still looks great. Thanks so much for checking this out!

+Christopher Tock no problem! I'll be sharing this with the ladies I work with tomorrow in the costume shop! might help our pocket woes.

For sure, very happy this was helpful. This video is super old, I might want to do it again actually :)

Awesome, thank you! I really want to re-shoot this video in my new studio, but I appreciate people are still watching this :) Hope you're doing excellent this week!

Omg I'm so sorry I didn't respond sooner. Thank you for such a warm comment. Hope you've been wonderful and have been making lots of amazing things since then. Happy 2020!!

Thank you for the sub! Very happy this was helpful for you to learn :)

Thank you! I'm planning to re-shoot this video in my new shop with better lighting. Also I'd like to show how to do different 'thicknesses' of the welts to help people decide how they want theirs to look :)

Tock Custom sorry I haven’t been on my computer. When you say “thickness” are you referring to denim as opposed to a lighter fabric?

Wow this one is super old! I don't even know if I could bring myself to watching this lol Thank you for your kindness, I should totally re-shoot this video :)

Excellent! This is an older video, but it still holds up. Thanks for watching! I'll probably shoot a new video on a newer type of zipper pouch soon :)

You are welcome! Thanks for watching 😀😀

Thanks for watching!!

Thank you so much! Especially for watching one of my oldest videos :)

Tock Custom You’re so welcome. You are a great help.

Thank you so much for the positive comment. I've been doing tons of new videos since this one. Hope you're having a great 2020 so far!

Oh that's a really cool technique. This is certainly the simplified version of welt pockets, but your method sound like it would have a cleaner finished result. Thanks for sharing!

That's awesome! Yeah, when I was new I was always putting fabrics the wrong way. Every time I make a mistake, I get better at sewing :) Thanks for the comment!

Excellent :)

Thank you very much for watching :D

You're so welcome! Happy to be helpful. Thanks for the support

Excellent! Happy this was so helpful :)

Thank you so much for watching! This video is crazy old, but I'm happy to have re-launched some more professional looking videos recently. Hope you're doing terrific!

Thank you so much for watching! I truly appreciate your support :)

You're so welcome, thanks for watching!

Thanks a ton buddy. That was one of my super old videos, lots of newer and higher quality stuff coming out now. Hope you're making some cool stuff!

Thanks a ton buddy, happy this was helpful :) You can also try doing it so the pocket is a bit more narrow, which is nice if you want it to be more low profile. I appreciate the comment!

You got a deal my friend :)

Thank you!

Thanks for sharing the love

Embroidery certainly is different, but if you're familiar with sewing its a lot less intimidating. Once you get the hang of hooping fabric, stabilizers, and tension... it's a breeze :) Thanks for the comment!

We all start somewhere lol - I didn't realize this was my first one! 😀

This is certainly the "simpler" method, it's not "better", but with some practice its hard to tell the difference between the two :)

You're too kind my friend! Thanks for the support!!

Oh I will totally do a video on making a shop apron. I've made a bunch, that would be fun, and pretty easy to teach :) Great suggestion

@@TockCustom Awesome! Thanks man!

Oh awesome, I hope it turned out well!

That generally means its a two-part collar. The first part acting as a structure for the collar to take shape, and the 2nd part is the fabric that makes up the actual collar. It's a pretty cool technique too!

@@TockCustom thanks man.. Do you have a tutorial on that by chance?

@@mtcampbell1 Not yet, but it's on my list!

If you're in the US, Joann Fabrics, and Fabric.com are some excellent resources. You can also make your own custom designed fabric at Spoonflower.com

The cool thing about working with textiles is that it's certainly an art form, but there is quite a bit of engineering and constructive problem solving involved. One of the things I love most about sewing, leather work, and cosplay :)

I'll have to do another video on that for sure, I know exactly what you're talking about though!

Tock Custom Thank you thank you!

Oh boy... I worked as the IT Director for a few mental health clinics when I started Tock Custom LLC. - Before that I did circuit board repair on hospital machinery and equipment, before that I managed a chemical distribution warehouse... I should stop here... the list is way too long lol

Tock Custom I started at a Monogramming and embroidery shop when I was.... what 8 years old, 10? It was my great aunt(a) great grandmother, and grandmother’s shop, I started with sweeping floors, cleaning tear away, discarded thread, etc, then Grandmother showed me how to “wind bobbins “, going to the topstitch board and getting 3 ladies different threads, aunt Carole showed me how to perforate, and do basic hooping, this all started wayyyyyy back in 1990, the shop was called “Quality Lettering”. I literally grew up in the sewing world. I like your videos and ideas, that shop went on for about 30 years. Many, many, holidays worked overnights, many nights spent helping great grandmother finish quilts for customers, sleeping on the couch watching eddy raven and Selena, sewing is in my blood and it’s our life. I’m just speaking a tiny bit of my experience. You do a good thing, man!

I remember the nights Chuck Norris came in with his jackets and stuff and wanted patch work done. Back then I didn’t know who he was and thought he was just a regular, he’d bring the ladies dinner, and my aunt would say how she thought his old Cadillac was “so purdy”. She’s passed away some years ago, but Aunt Florene , started that entire business with only a couple of machines and a lot of will. The good ol days!

I'll put it on my list! Great recommendation :)