Ahhhh, the twists! I'm going to try this tomorrow. Slight disaster yesterday when I top stiched a strap yesterday it ended up looking like one of those plastic fish you used to get in Christmas crackers. Great video, extremely engaging, upbeat, hilarious, & and informative. I did hear one tip, tried it, and was pretty successful. Smear a tiny bit of liquid hand soap on the stitch area. Thanks, Ladies x ❤

I love silk, it’s why I learned to sew, it’s so strong too you can pry my silk sewing thread from my cold dead hands! Taffeta is kind of stiffened so if you wash it it loses that crispness but it has an AMAZING and unique drape, one of those learn the rules to break them properly thing. Makes some beautifully swishy slacks!

I have two silk shirts from a brand called Supreme but they’re not shiny and silky. They still say dry clean only for whatever it’s worth. I just saw a silk shirt from Macy’s that was machine washable. Needed to know more

Thanks very helpful , would you please give me a bit of advise . I am using a Ned weight stabiliser instead of paper for the backing of my hexies . It is a 7ft x 7ft quilt I am making . So my concern is if I put a wadding backing in as well it will become to thick . And of course hard to pop into the washing machine . With having two cats that think our bed is theirs I do tend to wash the quilt a lot. Well the one I gave at the moment . Do you think you could please give me you advise for the finishing on this . The stabiliser is maybe about as thick as hexiform, however to have done in this size the cost would have been very silly I am unsure if I should complete this as hand tied or take it to a long arm quilter to get best results I would appreciate all the tips you can give me . Thank you .

Is there a video or tutorial for the dress you are holding up at the beginning of this video?

This is great!

Please can you give me instructions for drafting a pattern for a four year old? I've made my daughter these, thank you! Now my Grandaughter wants the same as Mummy.❤❤

Silk can be cared for by spraying it down with vodka and spot treated with diluted hydrogen peroxide. Also, hand washing silk is fine if you don’t mind the Sheen dulling over time, which I don’t because it’s still comfortable to wear. You just have an evolving garment 🤭

I'd love a video on how identify a fabric

Dear how to shirr it in 974 N in singer machine

How do I buy this course. I can’t find the option.

I’m new to your channel. I hoped as a novice regarding fabrics as I don’t actually make clothes yet, I was hoping the videos on fabrics would give me more understanding of fabrics. There are some lovely fabrics but I want to learn more about the fabrics themselves, what you would typically use them for and how they behave, tips on sewing them. I tend to make doll clothes, curtains and soft furnishings. Hence a lot of clothing fabrics I’m nkt at all knowledgable about. Do you have any video’s that might help me.

Thank you so much for this method no more tearing my hair out, seam ripping 50 times just to get it right, thank u for sharing❤

Fantastic tutorial! ❤.. Thank you 🙏

Everything about the pattern is great except the pocket placement in the back is super low. I had to bring it up about 7 inches so that it didn’t hang at the bottom of my butt lol

Perfect, so well explained. As a visual learner really appreciate you showing every st e . ❤🙏☕☕

Thank you! The dress I'm currently working on is similar. But wondering how to close the back seam past the zipper?

is this channel still active or finished?

I just cut out a pair of navy wool trousers for myself last week and reading thru the pattern instructions for the mock zipper with their teeny tiny pictures was daunting. Then I saw this video and presto - this looks so much easier! This will be my first pair of trousers, but here is a question, my pattern didn't come with the two small separate pieces, the fly and the fly shield. Any suggestions where I might find dimensions to cut these pieces for my project? Thanks so much for this great technique and video!

OMG😮😮 AS I SIT ON MY SEWING MACHINE RIGHT NOW..the idea with the sticky tape Helps Allot..!!! But it's stitching better on on direction. When I turn it the other direction, it's sticking . But. The scotch tape is helping me allot. (At least I don't feel like PULLING OUT MY HAIR...like before..)😶😶 But I WILL get those presser feet. Thank youuuuuu👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾🙏🏽💖💯

Great pattern - don’t know where it orginated, but your explanation is the best so far. When I’m teaching patch pockets, I instruct students to turn under the bottom, then sides, and the. The top last. That leaves a cleaner edge at the sewn top corners.

This is more like it. According to the instructions that came with my new serger, there are only 2 places that need oil. That sure doesn’t seem correct. According to Singer’s instructions for my sewing machine, there’s evidently nothing that needs oil because there is no mention of it. Amazing!

I don’t have a sewing machine…I hand sew everything. Am I able to do that with the first part of the binding?

You look stunning!

This pattern was amazingly helpful in making miniature dungarees for my dolls, since I didn’t have patterns for their body types! Thanks so much!

Thank you for such an informative and useful video. I have purchased some clear vinyl and textured vinyl to make some bags. My Singer Quantum Stylist 9960, (which I love) just will not co-operate with the clear vinyl, even when using every tip and trick you suggest. It sews through the textured vinyl, and jelly with ease but the stitches on the clear vinyl come out minute, if at all. It just will not flow through even with paper underneath. Any more suggestions? I have tried a heavy 90 needle and a microtex 80 needle. Its very frustrating !!!

Love and miss you guys!!❤

Thank you for all the info you put out on the patchwork dkirts. I cannot find the info on how to cut out the pattern., ie. How to shspe the bottom of the pattern. I am from SA.. 🎉

How can we access the raw materials?

This was an incredibly helpful video! Thank you so much! ❤

Very helpful and informative thank you

I like to iron the teeth flat.

Thank you so much ❤

I have a mental block when it comes to fly zippers. Here tutorial is the easiest I have seen yet. My goal tomorrow is to finish the one that I started on yesterday yesterday.

New subscriber here! I just found you ladies and as a sewist and a homemaker I am in love with everything you do! However Rachel, that sweater, that Christmas pudding sweater! I must have that! And I know this is from 2019, but is it a one-off or is there a place one can get one? 💜💜💜

Enjoyed learning of your differences in your processes and concepts. Its all fun when you both share your enthusiasms. Great fun and motivating for us viewers. Thank You, both!!!

Great tutorial thank you very much!Do you think it would be possible to use this method in order to make ruffles and if so,would the length of the shirred fabric be manageable to adjust to the flat fabric without having to stretch it more?

If I wanted to make these into ones that came to the top of my knee- would I need to adjust any measurements besides the length? Or would the leg holes be too big? I don’t have very big thighs and don’t know how to make the adjustments on my own, or even if any are needed. Thanks! These are so cute! I’m making some by the tutorial pattern now. Just got them cut out and resting a minute before I put them together. I’m going on vacation soon and would like to have some that are knee length to wear then.

This is such a beautiful quilt

Super video!

Dear Stitch Sisters, I hope u r doing well. I have a curious query!! It's about easing required in the pattern of a deep neck, fitted blouse of waist length. In the above-mentioned kind of pattern, does the easing needed in the bust circumference vary with respect to the high bust circumference of a body. That is, if the high bust of a pattern is 32", the ease needed in the bust has to be lesser than that which is needed for the pattern with 42" high bust. thanks in advance :)

Thanks for this tutorial , fantastic, can't wait to give it a go

Beautiful

You ladies are amazing and just have me in stitches 😂.

Hi 😃 I'm from Sweden and I wonder how do you stitch the back-fabric to the front? And do you have anything between the two layers? Love watching you 🥰

Thank you ladies! Very helpful. I'm glad I saw this video before I started my project.

Very good input, than you. I just recently done this as a trial trying to learn sewing I had a old duvet cover I didn't like and made a shorts-skirt and now going to make a summer top to go with it, because it was thin i used an old fitted sheet (king size that I do not use anymore having only double beds now).

The best explanation ever on internet

I'm making the cropped version with the popover placket but I'm just realising that the front facing doesn't have a pattern piece or instructions for a front facing piece without a center front seam? Did I miss something? I'm going to measure how much to cut off at CF and have a seam there but it would be better to have a single piece in the front. It feels like for how good their instructions are, surely I must he missing something!? Hmmm