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ByTinymite provides content related to how to sew (primarily geared towards beginners), supplies and tools recommendations and reviews, as well as tips, tricks, and techniques. Additionally, ByTinymite provides patterns and lessons for specific projects, involving useful, versatile, and attractive accessories, equipment, or gear that can help you navigate your travel or outdoor adventures and allow for convenient and quick access to items you would like to keep on your person. Our goal is to teach women to sew and make specific projects in order to equip them with the skills to create colorful and unique items that meet their practical needs, personal tastes, and make their life easier, as well as prepare them for their next adventure. At ByTinymite, we want women to have fun both by making them and taking them outside on an adventure or a fun trip, and desire to build a community of such women who are both creative and adventurous.
15 Gifts for Sewers
Don't know what to get the sewist in your life? This video has you covered with 15 gift ideas broken down into three categories: 1) Sewing Supplies 2) Fun Sewing Supplies, and 3) Fun Sewing Themed-Gifts. Plus, there's a bonus at the end!
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⏱️ Timecodes ⏱️
0:00 Intro
0:35 Sewing Supplies
3:36 Fun Sewing Supplies
10:31 Fun Sewing-Themed Gifts
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*Some product links are affiliate links which means if you buy something, I may receive a small commission at no additional cost to you.*
My Sewing Machine: Singer Stylist 7258 Sewing Machine Plus ➡️ shorturl.at/go58
SEWING SUPPLIES:
Thread:
Black Coats & Clark Dual Duty All-Purpose Thre...
🔥 To learn more, visit ➡️ ByTinymite.com
⏱️ Timecodes ⏱️
0:00 Intro
0:35 Sewing Supplies
3:36 Fun Sewing Supplies
10:31 Fun Sewing-Themed Gifts
-------------------------------
*Some product links are affiliate links which means if you buy something, I may receive a small commission at no additional cost to you.*
My Sewing Machine: Singer Stylist 7258 Sewing Machine Plus ➡️ shorturl.at/go58
SEWING SUPPLIES:
Thread:
Black Coats & Clark Dual Duty All-Purpose Thre...
Просмотров: 164
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5 Basic Sewing Stitches You NEED To Know | Sewing 101, Episode 4
Просмотров 20714 дней назад
In this video, I cover 5 sewing stitches that are essential for being able to tackle any sewing project. Plus, I show you what each one is for so you'll know when to use them. 🔥 To learn more, visit ➡️ ByTinymite.com Timecodes: ⏱️ 0:00 - Intro 0:17 - Straight Stitch 1:57 - Back Stitch 2:52 - Zig-Zag Stitch 4:53 - Basting Stitch 6:20 - Overedge Stitch *Some product links are affiliate links whic...
How to Wind and Thread A Bobbin - Quick & Easy Guide | Sewing 101, Episode 3
Просмотров 15521 день назад
In this video, you’ll find a complete list of the sewing tools needed to begin sewing, including the different options for each and where to find them. While there are lots of helpful sewing tools out there, I cover only the ones absolutely needed to begin so that you are not overwhelmed with either choices or the potential cost of all the additional sewing supplies. 🔥 To learn more, visit ➡️ B...
How to Thread a Sewing Machine in Under 5 Minutes | Sewing 101, Episode 2
Просмотров 243Месяц назад
In this video, you’ll find a tutorial demonstrating the basic steps involved in threading a sewing machine. While every machine is different, this video will show you the general steps involved, which will prepare you for any machine. 🔥 To learn more, visit ➡️ ByTinymite.com *Some product links are affiliate links which means if you buy something, I may receive a small commission at no addition...
Getting Started with Sewing + 5 Basic Sewing Stitches for Beginners
Просмотров 237Месяц назад
In this video, you'll learn 5 sewing stitches. In addition to a complete tutorial on how to thread your machine, wind the bobbin, and get your machine set up to sew, you'll also get helpful tips for needle selection and thread selection among other general tips. A basic beginner practice project is included at the end. Timecodes: ⏱️ 0:00 - Intro 00:28 - Notes About Thread 01:18 - Threading the ...
Sewing 101: Sewing Lingo Made Easy, Learn the Basics!
Просмотров 558Месяц назад
In this video, you’ll find an overview of the basic sewing terms needed to get you started on your sewing journey. Here, we go through the common sewing jargon and break down the sewing terms into simple, easy-to-understand language. This beginner-friendly guide will help you grasp the fundamental concepts leaving you better equipped to tackle your sewing projects with confidence and precision....
10 Things I Wish I knew Before I Started Sewing
Просмотров 5532 месяца назад
In this video, I cover 10 things that definitely surprised me about sewing and that would have been pretty helpful to know at the beginning. The 10 things are relevant for both new sewers and those that have been sewing a long time. Some of these may surprise you! 🔥 To learn more, visit ➡️ ByTinymite.com *Some product links are affiliate links which means if you buy something, I may receive a s...
Must-Have Sewing Tools for Beginners (Don’t Start Without These!)
Просмотров 3294 месяца назад
In this video, you’ll find a complete list of the sewing tools needed to begin sewing, including the different options for each and where to find them. While there are lots of helpful sewing tools out there, I cover only the ones absolutely needed to begin so that you are not overwhelmed with either choices or the potential cost of all the additional sewing supplies. 🔥 To learn more, visit ➡️ B...
Ways to Prevent Fabric from Fraying and Enclose Seams WITHOUT a Serger
Просмотров 8 тыс.4 месяца назад
In this video, you’ll find 9 ways (or possibly 12 haha) to prevent your fabric from fraying, finish raw edges, and enclose seams without a serger. All methods involve using a regular sewing machine saving you the additional cost of purchasing a separate machine. 🔥 To learn more, visit ➡️ ByTinymite.com *Some product links are affiliate links which means if you buy something, I may receive a sma...
Serger vs. Sewing Machine. Do you need a serger?
Просмотров 3696 месяцев назад
Serger vs. Sewing Machine. Do you need a serger?
A Beginner's Guide to the Basic Parts of a Sewing Machine and Standard Included Accessories
Просмотров 2206 месяцев назад
A Beginner's Guide to the Basic Parts of a Sewing Machine and Standard Included Accessories
A BETTER Way to Choose the Best Sewing Machine FOR YOU!
Просмотров 3106 месяцев назад
A BETTER Way to Choose the Best Sewing Machine FOR YOU!
You're an excellent teacher. Your vids are concise and give complete knowledge. Just enough humor without a lot of bs to keep me engaged. Good job. Soon you will have thousands of subbies.
Great ideas! I really like the music box! Learned to sew on a treadle machine with my grandmother. Happy memories! You are always so cheerful and helpful! Thanks!🤩👍😊
You’re welcome :)
EVERYBODY needs a magnet to pick up those dropped pins! My pin bowl is entirely magnetic, but the bar is more convenient for cleaning up.
Agreed ☺️
This was AMAZING 🤩
Yay! I’m so glad.
Another great helpful video! Thanks so much! Will keep referring back to your videos as I start my sewing journey!👏👏👍🤩🤗😊
Thanks so much! Very helpful!👏👏👍🤩😊
Do you keep your sewing machine plugged in all the time?
@cyndy338 Yes, I do. I have my sewing machine on a sewing table/at a sewing station so everything is always ready to go. It saves a lot of time.
@thanks😊
My sewing Guru! You are the best! When I tried to thread the bobbin the first hour, I didn’t even see the diagram on the sewing machine, and after I did it totally confused me until you actually showed me! Jeesh! 👏👏👍❤️🫵🤗🤗🤗
Oh no…so sorry it was confusing at first. I wondered what the diagram was for at first as well. So glad to help :)
Thanks!😊👍🤗
We have the same machine! Where were you 2 hours ago! Took me that long to put thread on the bobbin, thread the needle (a lot time figuring out the automatic threader) and another hour getting the bobbin in and the three out with the sewing thread! I’m exhausted!😂🤣 Thank God I found you! Watching the rest of this video and on to all of your videos! It’s been years since I have sewn even a hem! With your help i will be sewing before I know it! Thank you thank you!👏👏👍🤩🤗🤗🤗😊
@cyndy338 That’s so wonderful to hear! I’m glad to help. That’s cool that we have the same machine. I love it!! Some features are a little complicated until your figure them out. I was the weird one that poured over the manual and watched tons of videos. Now I get to make use of time haha. I’m so excited for you! Happy sewing 😊
@ thanks so much! You are my go to lady, don’t be surprised if I keep writing you🤗❤️
@cyndy338 please do! I love hearing from you.
Thanks for your great new info for us beginners. I have seen many short cut videos on how to makeccontinuous bias tape from only a few yards of fabric and thus waste less.❤
You are most welcome!
Great video
Thank you!
Last time i used it to hem sheath dress and it fell apart after first wash 💔
Oh no! What material was it? I work with the same type of fabric a lot, so I haven’t had any issues, but my understanding is that it is designed more for specific types of fabric than others. Maybe that contributed. But I’m sorry to hear that. What a bummer!
@@ByTinymite I think it was cotton knit fabric ( not sure 🙈 local vendors usually have different names and I'm bad at recognising knitted fabrics) it has really low stretch and not so smooth surface so I thought it should have held on better 🥲 just my luck What fabric do you usually use it with? (I should bring back that tape from the bottom of my storage box and experiment with other fabrics I might find a right match for it too 😄 it would save lots of time ! )
@prajakta8280 experimenting is a good idea! I use quilting cotton 99% of the time. I like the stiffer texture for the things I make. If you used a knit fabric, that could have contributed. I don’t think it is supposed to, but I could see it. It’s harder to do anything with knits in my opinion lol.
@prajakta8280 It just occurred to me…it could also be the brand of tape 🤔 Perhaps it is not a good brand.
Weft! I knew there was a word for the cross grain, but i couldn't remember it!
PPE is a GOOD thing! I have a pair of leather gloves near my iron for when I am ironing. Often, I only need to wear the right-hand glove to hold the iron. With my iron being kept over a fire between uses, it can easily become VERY HOT!!!!! Yes, I have burnt my hand on a VERY HOT iron before. It is not always too hot to touch, but, I have adopted a policy of ALWAYS handling it with a glove at all time, so that I do NOT scream about it being 'TOO ********** HOT!!!!' Also hand sewing: I do a fair amount of hand sewing. Basically, if it is not a straight stitch, it will be hand sewn.
Sounds like you’re taking good care of yourself! I’m glad you have some gloves.
@@ByTinymite Thank you. I try. :)
Yes! I've been looking for a video like this!
You are quickly becoming my favorite new youtuber. Your explanation's are so thorough, in-depth, and easy to follow. Your lighting and sound are also great. I wish you a long and happy journey on this platform.
You’re so sweet! Thank you! 🥰 I feel like I’ve struggled the most with audio quality, so that’s really nice to hear. Thanks so much for the feedback. I only hope I can be as helpful and thorough with the new videos. I don’t want to let you down! Thanks so much for your support 😊
Thanks! Good to have this video to refer back too! 👏👏👍😊
I spent weeks deciding. going back and forth. Eventually I used Microsoft Copilot AI and put in all the specifications I wanted, the price range i was comfortable with, the accessories that were must haves. Especially a walking foot, which is like 60 dollars on its own. The list kept getting narrower and narrower, and finally I decided on the Brother CS7000x. I think it'll be perfect. And 230 is such a reasonable price for all that it comes with. It said it's for beginners, but i think it can do nearly anything. I may not even need to buy a serger down the road. It comes with everything i need for any kind of project i might want to do. (except a rolled hem foot, which is really inexpensive and i could get one down the road if i want. )
Excellent! That’s awesome. I hadn’t even thought of using AI that way…but super cool! Sounds like you did your research, which I think is amazing. It’s going to be so exciting when you get it! 😃
This has been so helpful and easy to follow. I hope to see more from you. I'm just getting started and so many of these tutorials are over my head, go too fast, or leave important steps out.
Aww, that’s so kind of you to say. 😊 I’m so glad you find it helpful! I try to be thorough. I’ll keep you in mind as I create new videos. 🙂 Best of luck starting on your sewing journey. Stay in touch!
“You’d think I’d learn” but I never do! 🤣🤣
I totally agree!! I spend a lot more time cutting out my patterns than sewing. By the time I'm done, I don't even want to sew! Worse, when I walk away from a project for weeks because I'm overwhelmed by the cutting, I get inspired for another project and rinse and repeat. I have more cut-out projects than completed ones. Eventually I'll learn to love the process!
That’s funny. 😂 I do that too sometimes…the thrill of the new project only to later be squashed by the cutting…a much less exciting part of the process. 🙃
For those with MCS or are sensitive to smells, be aware that Fray Check has a LINGERING CHEMICAL SMELL. I used to use it all the time, so I went back to it when I recently started sewing again and wanted to make myself a purse using outdoor fabric, which frays a LOT. For days after the project was finished, the Fray Check smell was strong. My chemical sensitivities weren't as prevalent as they are now, which is probably why it didn't bother me before (or else they've changed the formula). At any rate, Fray Block works much better for me and does not leave that lingering chemical smell.
Good to know! Thanks for sharing 👍
Keep going Victoria! So proud of you! - Jordan.
Thank you 😊
I found that overlock takes a lot longer than using a serger. Although when I only had one serger and didn't want to change thread colors on my serger i use the overlock.
That doesn’t surprise me. If you have one, then it is probably easier to use it for that instead of the overlock setting. However, as I do not have a serger, the overlock setting works really great for me. :)
Excuse me but where is the link for rotary blade for zig zag with 10 blades 5 zig zag Colleen
Hello. I am sorry for the delay in getting back to you...it's been crazy! Anyway, I do apologize for failing to include the link. You can find the scalloped rotary cutter here: shorturl.at/PBWy5
Woah I didn't think you were legally allowed to use that emergency alert sound
I was not aware of this. I got the tone from Epidemic Sound, which gives license to use the music/tones, so I had not anticipated any other issue. I’ll look into it.
@@ByTinymite oh I'm not being a narc. I was just surprised is all. I could be wrong. Maybe it's a different emergency alert that you can't use?
Thank you for letting me know about this. I did some research, and there's a little bit of a gray area but not much. The tone I have used isn't the exact same tone. However, I think it would still violate the rule because someone could be confused...and it sounds like that is the main point of the rule. I will see if I can figure out how to edit it out. If not, I'll take it down.
@@ByTinymite oh I doubt it's a big deal! The video was very nice and informative. :)
@Pandidolod thank you :)
Wow, very helpful, thanks a lot❤ I'll save it to my playlist to come back for some good tips.
Yay! Thank you. I’m so glad you found it helpful 😊
I have an overcast foot on my Janome and didn't know what it was for! Now I need to figure out the purpose of the L-shaped metal thingy next to the additional feet.
Oh I’m so glad now you know 😃 I’m sure that will be helpful. I have a few ideas about this L-shaped thing, but it’s hard to know without seeing it. Is it a maybe a seam jumper? Or maybe a seam guide? Or is it an actual preset foot? I’m so curious!
@@ByTinymite ...well it's next to the presser feet slotted in their appropriate spots, feet marked as A-B-C-D-E-G (no F). It has it's own slot on top, marked as L. It is L shaped, as I mentioned. 2 1/2 × 1 inch. I'll probably need to search for an old Janome manual online, to figure it out.
@singmysong1167 Interesting. I have no idea what that is. I don’t have a Janome either, so mine aren’t labeled like that. Finding a manual sounds like the best idea. Good luck! Let me know if you find out. 😃
@@singmysong1167 Don't know if you got your answer yet, but I bet it's the same with my Janome. It's an attachment for quilting. You slide the long end in behind the A foot on the actual shank of the sewing machine (the stick bit that holds the needle and presser foot). There's a screw on the shank to secure it. (Double check with the manual) The short part of the L then lines up on your fabric. You use it to sew repeated parallel lines - the L sits 'in the ditch' created by the previous line. :) Obviously it has uses beyond quilting. I used it to keep lines of shirring parallel, and I've also used it when I needed a line 5 cm in from the edge of my fabric, but I didn't want to roll up the edge of the fabric just to see the seam guide on the needle plate.
Like making my own! 11:01
Just to clarify, do you mean making your own hemming tape? If so, that’s so cool! I’d love to know how…
Fray Check will wash out. In some fabrics it will wash out after a few washings. In others it will last a little longer. It must be reapplied. I have found pinking an edge does not stop fraying. It may slow it. I did not know this but a pinked edge will let the fabric go around a corner like bias cut fabric. I appreciate your info. .
Thank you for sharing your experience. Thankfully, I have not run into these issues myself, but it’s always great to know how things perform in other circumstances. I’m always glad to learn something new. Happy Sewing :)
Great video. I’ve been sewing for almost a decade but I still enjoyed this. I currently use 2 main machines; a Singer Stylist and a Juki TL 18. I use the Juki more but it’s straight stitch only so I still use my Singer for lighter materials and zigzag stitches. I liked this video and subscribed 😊
That’s awesome! That’s kind of amazing that you have two. Thank you!
This is a fantastic video. I’ve used many of these techniques but I have also learned a few things. I think I have a scalloped blade for my rotary cutter but I have not used it. I lost my fray check a few months ago. My goal for today is to find it or buy a new bottle. Thanks for sharing.
Thank you so much! I’m so glad you found it helpful. I hope you find your fray check! I’ve never lost mine, but I did run out of it in the middle of a project once without realizing it was nearly empty. That was so inconvenient 🤦🏻♀️ but not the worst thing ever haha.
Thank you for doing this video 😁 I didn’t know the difference between a Overlocker, Serger & a Cover Machine 😢 now you’ve just made it a lot clearer for me (oh & I’m nearly 60 😳 & I’ve been sewing since I was 11 😮 so it’s a long time lol - where do the years go? 😢) subscribed to your channel & thanks again hun xx
Thank you! I’m so glad you found it helpful. You’re most welcome. 💜 Wow…sewing since 11…impressive. I bet you know all sorts of tips! Happy Sewing 😊
@@ByTinymite thanks hun & not really it’s just the years go by so quickly honestly it seems like 1 min I was ur age the next min I’m nearly 60 😳 it really does go so fast hun just ask ur Mam or Grandma 👵🏻 xxx
Thank you for all the information you provided in this video!
Aww thank you! I’m so glad that you found it helpful 😊