Great mom!

You are amazing and I cant thank you enough. You gave me the knowledge and confidence to even try to slipcover. I started with cheap cotton drop cloth and made my template. I bleached it white, made it soft, pinned it “lots of pinning and believed in my pinning” cut and sewed it together. Wish I could share pictures because It looks amazing and I love it. Thank you, thank you, thank you. All the best, Serena

Thank you for your description of how to make/hang the blinds, best application description, I have found. Out tomorrow to purchase what is needed... :-)

Just curious. You had so much fabric in the width of the drapes, why didn't you install the track from wall to wall? It would have covered the black box that was installed when you weren't home😄and added a little drama!

I just did some epoxy countertops I poured the backsplashes first and then install them and then poured the flat part of the countertops to kind of lock them in and seal the cracks to make them waterproof so there's no water would be able to leak through after I got done my client brought to my attention that there was some splatters on the backsplash and since I could not remove them and pull them out and lay them flat I am trying to figure out how to bring back the shine because all the rest of them are high gloss and I want to bring that shine back but after seeing what I just saw on your video about polyurethane I definitely don't want to use that so my question is have you ever considered using clear auto paint ever considered using clear auto paint

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Thank you. I'm gonna try.

This was helpful, thank you.

Did I miss the measuring of fabric etc

You are a serious life saver! We had a party last night and we were dismayed to see some hardcore white water spots when we took off the tablecloth. After trying lots of different techniques (like vinegar + baking soda, etc), we came across your video. It was the only technique that worked and it worked so fast! Thank you!!

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I didn't see the link,or did I miss it.

That looks like soapstone! I have soapstone counters and want to seal with epoxy. I want to do the cement epoxy soapstone look in my sisters home remodel. This is awesome! Thank you😊

What do you do if the lamp shade is all broken. Can you do this with just the wire of the shade?

Your attention to detail is awesome. Great job.

Wow! Is there anything you CAN’T make??

Love your videos and plan to sew a slipcover for my sofa after getting an reupholstery quote (Wow!). What type needle and thread did you use?

Hi, do you think this track could be bent to accommodate a 2/3 bay window? Thanks and thanks for the great tips in this video :-)

I’m so glad I came across this video. Our field is failing because of clay pipes, and we have the sludge water in one point of the yard. What a pain! RIP to my back when I get shoveling

This was the easiest tutorial to follow! New to pillow making & was looking for a more simple & straight to the point instructions. Thank you for sharing

Mine finally really yellowed after 3 years . Trying to refinish it now

I am so inspired! Do you have a specific fabric to recommend? What are you suing here?

The chop "waves" echoe the 3-dimensionality of the headboard behind it too, with the horizontal lines of the regular pillows continuing the bedstand lines. Nice balance!

Fantastic outcome Mimzy! Was curious how you ended up treating the temporary "piano back peeking out" dilemma a couple months back?

you dont need to use springs for the seat? is only foam enough?

Hi. I watched your video and agree that it's the best one. So, I made my first shade today for a small lamp. The only thing I didn't like was the finish at the top. I put the band around the top no problem. But I could see where I cut the fabric at the top of the shade. I would like a more finished look. Is there an additional step that could be added to cover that? I would like to make more, but I need a solution for this. Thanks. Greetings from the great state of Georgia!

Where can you get "un barn door" hardware like that?

if we don't want the smile at the bottom and just want it flat-- how do we achieve that? And you never showed how to sew in the hooks and thread the string thru it -- what kind of string. Great video loved the draper panel one too.

Excellent instructions.

Why don’t you have the link to the product you used? Why did you install the 🇸🇪 ikea product and not the Amazon one? 🧄🧅 I’m installing the products where they should be. Thanks for the carrier information. ❄️☃️

Our dogs love the hole down the middle, it’s like a den!

I love it

lol

Measurements always confuse me

Wow!!! You are incredible, you did an awesome job, congratulations!!

I’ve made dog ear pillows and trust me they were NOT cheap. It was a trend that’s all.

Truly, this is one of the most informative tutorials I've seen. I'm an intermediate beginner & had learned that the diagonal stretchy was the bias & the grain was the less stretch & defined by the selvage. Your thread method is much more precise to determine the grain. Thank you!

Yes…and it allows to exchange out covers

Hello Mimzy, link is not valid or has expired. Could you please provide a new link? Thank you very much in advance!!

Thank you you make it look so easy

Best tutorial I have ever seen for this! Thank you!!!! May I ask, what if my lampshade is tapered slightly (smaller diameter at top than bottom)?

lovely .

Great video! Thank you so much. Your explanation is so clear and although I am challenged when looking at other videos, I feel confident I can do this!...if my little sewing machine will go through 4 layers of heavy fabric! A large crossbody bag is exactly what I was looking for thank you :)

Great information here, thanks. I second everything she said here. I did my kitchen a couple of years ago with epoxy and did not like the results. I'm covering it with Formica soon. Mimzy's results were much better than mine. I'm pretty good at carpentry, plumbing and painting, but my epoxy countertop project was a failure. For anyone still considering it, I would suggest the following: Don't do it alone - there's a lot to do and a limited time to do it. Have someone mix and someone else pour. Test your colors on a scrap piece before committing to it on your countertop. Don't allow sunlight on the surface when you're pouring - heat will make the exposed areas cure much faster. Take extra care when measuring - the resin is much more viscous than the hardener and this can make it hard to tell how much of each ingredient is in the mix. Keep your pets out of the room for as long as possible - I had several pet hairs in my countertop. And a few bugs. Don't use painter's tape on the edges - the adhesive isn't strong enough and the epoxy will push the tape away from the edge before it cures. Use regular masking tape instead. Do your backsplash first, then set it in place after it cures. Seal the backsplash/countertop seam with caulk before pouring the countertop, then cover the caulked seam with epoxy so your seal there is epoxy and thus won't stain.

Enjoyed watching you during your video. Not sure I can attempt it myself.

Great advise. Thank you.

This was so helpful. Thank you!!!

Ty very easy to understand n works well 😊

I'm thankful for the refresher, because i haven't put in a zipper in a long time. You're doing a super job -don't let the cranky critics bully you here and please don't redo anything for them, i promise you they'll have to find something to gripe about!😂