@@user-hx9wr3cg7f I think you could use either one.

Not stupid at all❣ the elastic loops from the hair tie go around the collar. I put the loops on either side of the tags of my dog’s collar so that the weight of the tags keep the bow in front if his neck.

Please click on the description of the video (sometimes where you see “more” under the video). There is a link to my Etsy shop called DiNanny where you can purchase it. The pattern has six sizes and you get pattern pieces to cut out. It is a pdf file you download. You do not receive anything via mail. You download using your Etsy account.

Thank you. Are the patterns in "inch" or "cm"? @@seamseasy8236

This one does not need a pattern. The video gives you the exact cutting instructions for free.

Glad it was helpful!

Check to be sure that the flat side of your needle is to the back, and that the screw is securely tightened. Does it make any stitches at all, or does it break the first time it goes down? I use “universal” needles in my sergers, but you can buy serger needles (Schmetz brand is available on Amazon). Check your owner’s manual for needle suggestions.

Thank you too!

It may be a popup blocker on your device. The free pattern file is a one-page pdf file.

Wonderful!

Have fun!

Glad it was helpful!

No, sorry, not for this very simple free design.

Thanks for watching! I appreciate your feedback. Happy Sewing! 🥰

Welcome!

Glad you liked it!

The link is safe and you do not have to provide any email or personal information.

The exact pieces and measurements for all three sizes are included in the pattern I have at Etsy for $1.88 digital download. 😊

I have not made one for an infant. I am not sure I would make something like this for a child unable to put it on or take it off itself. For a carseat, maybe just a flat blanket.

Thank-you for watching! Glad you found it helpful. 👏

I do not sell this pattern any longer at Etsy, but I checked the download and it worked for me. You may need to allow popups briefly to download the free template.

@@dianeallen67 thank you. I will try that.

I do not know the answer to this question. I do not sew anything to sell. This video instructs people in how to make their own interlabial pads.

The answer to this question depends on where you live. If you live in the U.S. you need to register your cloth pad business with the FDA as selling a "medical device", and forced to pay a yearly fee of several thousand dollars (every year) just to be legally "allowed" to sell in the U.S. Other countries don't require this, and are more relaxed with it comes to cloth pad sellers.

It tries my patience to thread mine, but patience is the key. It must be done carefully and deliberately. Sergers are so “finicky”… the slightest mistake in threading or tension can make a huge difference. Hopefully, you have a user manual. If you do not, maybe you can find it at the manufacturer’s website for free. Be sure to thread it in the correct spool order and just take your time.

Hi Joella, a couple of thoughts that spring to mind: if you have not changed the needles in a while, do that first. If a needle has the slightest “burr”, it can cause thread breakage. Second, thread can dry out and become weak. I know serger thread is expensive, but if you have had it for years sitting out in the open, it may not be usable. For that, you could try unwinding off a layer or two from the cone, and throw those layers out, then re-thread and start over. Third, be sure that when you put the thread through the tension guides, that it is not just laying in there. It has to be seated in the guide. Fourth, have you cleared out any dust or thread dust inside close to the workings? I use canned air. We should never blow at dust with our mouths because our breath is moist and not good for machinery. Next following your user manual, put a drop of oil in joints where directed. Finally, if all else fails, have you had your serger serviced? I have mine serviced every couple of years, but I sew a lot. Best of luck and happy sewing and serging! Diane

You’re welcome! So glad you can make use of this for easy and useful gifts!