I know this video is from 9 years ago, but I'd just like to say thank you, because I'm turning about 4 yards of a 1/4" tube for dress straps and this is SO HELPFUL!!! ❤❤❤

Thank you!!!

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Awwww thank you for it works like magic 😍😘

Thank you - Very nice!

I make really long and very narrow spag straps using a very long needle.

Could you make a video showing how to do this when the fabric isn't the same on each side? it was hard for me to follow knowing which side to do

thank you for this video!!!! it has been so hard to find a video that is simple and not lined

Clear and simple. Thank you!

Great. Thanks for posting this. I've made a number of zipper bags, but always with linings. I decided to try an unlined one with a shortened zipper and it turned out fine. Then I tried making one that used the full length of the zipper and that didn't turn out so well. The ends of the zipper are ugly. I hadn't seen your approach shown anywhere before and I like it. I'm going to try it right away, but I already know it will work fine. Again, thanks for posting.

Good !!!

The title says “without turning tubes “. I want to see how to do that.

Thank you!!! I hate turning fabric tubes, and this is so much easier than the way I was taught to do it.

Thank you

Using a crochet or knitting yarn needle (made for sewing in the ends of yarn) would work better since it has a dull end. Great tutorial!

VERY helpful. Thank You!

Thanks for the tutorial. About how far from the zipper teeth to you stitch?

Easier still....attach a double thread longer than your tie, knotted onto one end of the 'tube', sew that end shut, sew along the long edge, making certain you don't catch the thread in that stitching. When done, pull the thread and the end of the tie, through itself! No needles, no slipping anything through after stitching! Cut the thread: done! :)

works great also with the elastic when making scrunchies.

brilliant thank you so much.

Thank you. All my turners were too big. I was ready to give up and just make bigger tubes. This was so helpful to me as I am making some Barbie doll clothes and I had few tiny tubes to turn.

Thank you so much for this!

I think, keeping the needle tip out side and put the other side to inside would be more easier to keep going inside.

THANK YOU!! Installing a zipper to an unlined bag...

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It is faster to sew your seam then run a piece of ribbon on a needle through the tube sew one end shut then pull on the ribbon the tube turns right side out. Ta Da

That was very very helpful for a beginner like me.. Thanks you!!

Goddamn that was baller as fuck.

Thank you, your videos are the best!

what are the settings?

Or if you will show the icon on the machine for each stitch you demonstrated...that would really help...Thanks again so much for sharing...Blessings!

Hi. Thanks for the great tutorial. Just wondering if I can do the overlock stitch with my standard presser foot?

Hello, I was wondering what type of machine you were using. It seems pretty amazing. I'm still trying to figure out how to get my stitches perfect depending on the fabric and the tension.

Hi there. What are the top 3 tough stitches? I'm sewing something that needs very strong stitching. Thank you!

Hi I have a singer brilliance 6180 Can I use a twin needle with it or it's impossible?Thank you

thankyou!

I just learning, I was trying to sew/stitch double letters (foreground and background) onto a shirt and I am wondering how to end, it so the stitch does not come undone. I am using zigzag stitch on a an A and K

Thank you for all the info and speedy reply too! I am researching beginner machines, theres so much info to take in. So far im thinking of a Janome or Kenmore and sewing stretchy knits is a must. Im hoping to find a quiet model. Oh are quilting machines ok for regular sewing? Im not really sure if quiting machines are better for stretchy jersey knits and can also handle heavy fabric like corduroy.

Are there other kinds of stiches for 4 way stretch fabric? And is there a special stich to begin/end with so the sewing doesnt unravel? Thank you for the great video,its helpful.

Thank you so much you have been very helpful

I loved it! Very helpful! I'm learning to sew and I will like to see more stitches. Thank you