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Sewing Box Somerset
Добавлен 9 апр 2021
Videos and tutorials to accompany my classes and patterns.
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Young Quilter's Tulip Pen Kit
If you have had one of the free Tulip sewing kits from Young Quilters Julia show's you how to make it. If you don't have the kit the sizes to cut are given in the video. For more information and free sewing/quilting projects go to
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Sew your own 'Jingle' the Robin Tree Decoration
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An easy to sew project for the holiday season. Make this cute robin using felt, stuffing and some beads ,ribbon and bells. This is a full video showing every stage so even if you haven't sewn before you should be able to do it! Any questions email me at julia@sewingboxsomerset.co.uk
How to Start Patchwork Lesson 1 Basic paper piecing technique
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If you are wanting to start patchwork and quilting, English Paper Piecing (EPP) basic this is the easiest and cheapest way to start patchwork and quilting ..no fancy equipment needed just needle ,thread, scissors and fabric! If you want the templates for these blocks they are by emailing me julia @sewingboxsomerset.co.uk
How to Start Patchwork & Quilting Lesson 7 Quilt as You go
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How to Start Patchwork & Quilting Lesson 7 Quilt as You go
How to Start Patchwork & Quilting Lesson 6
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f you are wanting to start patchwork and quilting, English Paper Piecing (EPP) basic this is the easiest and cheapest way to start patchwork and quilting ..no fancy equipment needed just needle ,thread, scissors and fabric! If you want the templates for these blocks they are available through me email me for more info. julia@sewingboxsomerset.co.uk
How to Start Patchwork Lesson 5 Starting to put your quilt together 1
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f you are wanting to start patchwork and quilting, English Paper Piecing (EPP) basic this is the easiest and cheapest way to start patchwork and quilting ..no fancy equipment needed just needle ,thread, scissors and fabric! If you want the templates for these blocks they are available through me email me for more info. julia@sewingboxsomerset.co.uk
How to Start Patchwork lesson 4 curves 1
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f you are wanting to start patchwork and quilting, English Paper Piecing (EPP) basic this is the easiest and cheapest way to start patchwork and quilting ..no fancy equipment needed just needle ,thread, scissors and fabric! If you want the templates for these blocks they are available through me email me for more info. julia@sewingboxsomerset.co.uk
How to Start Patchwork Lesson 3 1
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If you are wanting to start patchwork and quilting, English Paper Piecing (EPP) basic this is the easiest and cheapest way to start patchwork and quilting ..no fancy equipment needed just needle ,thread, scissors and fabric! If you want the templates for these blocks they are available through me email me for more info. julia@sewingboxsomerset.co.uk
How to Start Patchwork Lesson 2 Hexies & diamonds & designing
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If you are wanting to start patchwork and quilting, English Paper Piecing (EPP) basic this is the easiest and cheapest way to start patchwork and quilting ..no fancy equipment needed just needle ,thread, scissors and fabric! If you want the templates for these blocks they are available email me for more info. This is a series of 7 videos I made during lockdown to take you through the making of ...
How to Raw Edge Applique
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Here's another way to achieve a sketchy look for your applique. Needing no special feet or stitches this is a good starter for anyone feeling nervous about free-motion.
How to Do Needle Turn Applique 3 Ways
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I show you 3 different ways to do needle turn applique by hand using traditional or simpler techniques.
Making the Pork Pie Hat by Sewing Box Somerset Part 1
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Making the Pork Pie Hat by Sewing Box Somerset Part 1
Making the Pork Pie Hat by Sewing Box Somerset Part 2
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Making the Pork Pie Hat by Sewing Box Somerset Part 2
#stitchbingo with Sewing Box Somerset Spotty Dinosaur
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#stitchbingo with Sewing Box Somerset Spotty Dinosaur
Beginning Patchwork & Quilting Lesson 7 Quilt as You go
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Beginning Patchwork & Quilting Lesson 7 Quilt as You go
How to use a Walking Foot Even Feed Foot Janome M200
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How to use a Walking Foot Even Feed Foot Janome M200
How to set in sleeves on an Overlocker
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How to set in sleeves on an Overlocker
How to Blanket Stitch Machine Applique
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How to Blanket Stitch Machine Applique
How to use Bondaweb for Fusible Applique
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How to use Bondaweb for Fusible Applique
Zip with Tabs for Flower Power Zip Pouch Pattern
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Zip with Tabs for Flower Power Zip Pouch Pattern
A V Neck ,how to sew, understitching, etc for the top
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A V Neck ,how to sew, understitching, etc for the top
This looks so much easier to do. I am definitely going to give it a go. Beautiful fabric and flower design , Thankyou for sharing this idea ❤
You’re welcome 😊Have fun!
Nice
Great info. Well done.
I have had a quilting foot for as long as I have had my machine and now understand more about how/ when to use it! Thank you. I will look for more of your videos. Nice style and pace.
Glad you enjoyed it! I also do videos for Janome Stitch Club on RUclips which you might enjoy (whatever machine you have!) x
Where can I find the printable pattern for this, please?
Hiya It's in my Etsy shop to download xx sewingboxsomerset.etsy.com/listing/1054334207
@@sewingboxsomerset5328 Brilliant, thanks for the link - I couldn't see it when I looked before. Have bought it 🙂
Brilliant thank you! 😊
What a helpful video--thank you!!!
You're very welcome!
Thanks, very useful😊
If you are working with fusible webs like this, it is worth investing in a silicon pressing mat (or two) to ensure the glue does not end up on your pressing surface or iron.
What is the name of the stuff you use in method 2? I mean that what you did sew with the fabric together. It seems so soft. Thank you for your video!
Hiya I use a medium weight sew in interfacing xx
Thank you so much. I have several pairs of shorts I need to hem and have always been intimidated by the twin needles. This helped a ton!
Thank you so much that was very helpful ❤.
Where is part 2?
ruclips.net/video/o_JV6FznnUQ/видео.htmlsi=iDKVoSEfvIzFL2s2
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Love your video and work. Can you tell me what size/type needle you used and also the weight of the thread? Thank you.
Thank you for this very explicit video! Look forward to your other videos.
Thank you! I also do machine based videos for Janome on RUclips which you might enjoy... ruclips.net/video/NzJWMZIhG1w/видео.htmlsi=-JtH8hHkS3ITtLKc
What interfacing do you use? Thank you
I use a medium weight sew in.xx
@@sewingboxsomerset5328 thank you, that might be why my lite weight is tearing when I turn it right side out
Exactly the video i needed! Thank you❤
Thank you for sharing this process. ❤❤❤
Parte II ,?
ruclips.net/video/o_JV6FznnUQ/видео.htmlsi=_JK6D4rfmVIAgn7K
Sometimes my thread doesn't work. Sometimes there is too much thread behind fabric. My tension is between 2 and 3. Should I keep thread in my hand before starting ?
Hiya tension seems low mine. Is usually on 4 ( the mid point) and yes bring the bobbin thread up on to the top ( just do needle down then up ND pull the loop up) and hold both threads to start and that should help. Do make sure you have some kind of stabilizer on the back though xx
@@sewingboxsomerset5328 thanks a lot. Have a nice day 🙂
So there is no bobbin thread? Thank you for this informational video!!
Hiya yes you need a bobbin thread as well. Best to start by taking one stitch (needle down then up) to bring the bobbin thread up onto the top of your work to start with and then stop after a few stitches and trim the long tails so they don't get in your way. Xx
Thank you so much for this video. I'm currently waiting for a few used baltimore applique books I ordered.
Ooh lovely 😍 enjoy!
I've been making a Sunbonnet Sue quilt from my daughter's outgrown dresses. I've watched a ton of videos on hand applique to figure out what is easiest. Yours is the only one I've seen with the foil method. I've been using this method for three days and it works amazing for the little hands, sleeves, and such. The skirt and bonnet I can finger press and needle turn. I can't thank you enough for showing this method. 🌻🍄
Glad it's helped. That's why it's useful to have different methods as some work better fir certain things. I bet it will look gorgeous love a Sunbonnet Sue! X
Great video i have that machine brand new today so its been very useful ! Im a visual learner for sure 🤣
Very informative and helpful video. But please make sure the camera is in the right place so it covers all properly.
Hello, I'm a newbie to machine sewing and appliqué. I like the satin stitch because it gives a neat and professional finish look. I wanted to ask, you said that when sewing the satin stitch and reaching the end of the corner, the needle must be down on to the outer side of the fabric. What will happen if it's on the left side of the fabric? Afterall it's a zig zag stitch. Thank you for your time and help.
Because the satin stitch is so close you can put the needle over without it making much difference but if you leave it on the inside when you turn it will be out of alignment. Here's a link to a longer video I did for Janome on satin stitching which goes in to more detail. ruclips.net/user/live52aOmDV-218?si=vOg2P2kzTSsWSPbn
Thank you for your response, I will watch the video.
Your video is brilliant!! Thank you so much for sharing your knowledge.❤
Thank you glad you enjoyed it! 😉
What a super clear introduction to free motion. It was like watching and listening to an expert friend. Thank you.
You're welcome! Glad you enjoyed it! X
Thank you for a great video!
Thank you. Very helpful
You're welcome!
Very informative video. Can I ask how you stuck your flowers onto the fabric? Many thanks
I usually use bondaweb (heat n bond.) You can just use some glue stick but I think it's easier when it's all stuck down so you don't have to worry about it moving .There's a short video I did on using bondaweb on my channel...it's great stuff! Xx
Thank you great tutorial something I hope to do in the near future 😊
You're welcome xx
This video saved my life thanks !! Easy to understand and very informative. I couldnt work out how to get the paper off and the pin trick was just what i needed
Glad it helped! Like everything in life ..it's easy when you know how 😁xx
Looking forward to tackling my next project!! These are great ideas for the quilt I'm making for my grandson. ❤❤Thank you very much!!
You're welcome😁
So glad i found your site. I have never used my walking foot and there wasn't anything in my Janome instruction book about it. I'm not a quilter but I am making a denim blanket for my grandson and this will really help as it was moving a lot. Thanks again Laurie USA
Glad it's helped! If you have a Janome you may be interested in the videos I do for them as an educator here in the UK.... lots of tips ,techniques, and projects! Janome Stitch Club UK on RUclips xx
Bless you! Thank you so much for this video, I found it at just the right time. I have a quilt kit which is mostly appliqué and after doing a couple of blocks I was overwhelmed by the needleturn method as there are so many small leaves and flowers. Having spent a lot of money on this kit I would really like to get it finished at some point and thanks to your lovely video I think I might. I’m going to try the second method using the machine to sew on the interfacing. Thanks again, have subscribed xx
I love the 2nd method for projects with lots of pieces it means you can speed up the prep a bit.Hope you get it done...no rush...some projects are like fine wines and need time to mature!!! Enjoy the process! I also do videos for @Janomestitchclubuk on RUclips which are machine based. Xx
Que tecnica tan hermosa!!! Muchas gracias por explicar❤ hace rato que la veo y me quedó super claro...
Thank you😁
Thank you for this, always wondered how to do needle turn properly and now I know!
You're welcome! It's hard to see in books exactly what's going on! Xx
I like the idea of the foil, but why not saturate the edges of the fabric with starch first, then put the foil around it and press it. Then the starch will keep it in shape and you can remove the foil.
Super
Thank you so much for the wonderfully clear view of your lovely hands and where the needle is!
Thank you! 😊
Thank you for this clear video. I think I will try the interfacing method because it will be so much easier to get my colours and layout right. Can’t wait to start now you have sent me in the easiest direction.🤞🤞
Glad it's helpful.I prefer it for big projects for exactly that reason! Xx
I really appreciated your explanation and the fact that you provided three alternatives. Thank you!
You're welcome! 😁😁
This is a very good video
sorry to ask, is the fabric have a glue on it?
I usually use something like Bondaweb or Heat n Bond on bigger shapes as it keeps the fabric still. For little bits a dab of glue stick will do. Xx
Hi Julia. Quick question. Would you finish off the cut first before doing this. Perhaps using the over edge foot? Just wondering how the cut would manage with washing. Thanks so much. Your videos are so good. ❤
Hiya yes I would overlock first as it's generally much neater. Jerseys don't tend to fray bit even so an overlock finish would look neater xx
@@sewingboxsomerset5328 thanks Julia. Have an old jersey dress to practice using your longer video on stretch fabrics. Lots to learn!!
@@sewingboxsomerset5328 struggling with over edging. However I can see what you mean about the fabric not fraying. Might use the stretch/knit stitch and use my pinking shears. Nice stretchy stitch. Next on the list, overlocker! 🤣
@@denisemutter5841 pinking works fine (and will be quicker!)
How did you do the stems of the flowers
Hiya they are done with satin stitch which is the zigzag stitch with the stitch length shortened to 0.4 ( or the buttonhole setting if you are on a dial for length) and a width of about 3-3.5. Because it's a close stitch you can gently curve it as you stitch. Xx
Hi Julia, what a great ideo with so much tips and tricks. Thank you ! ❤
You're welcome! X