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Emporium Threads is a purveyor of fine, handmade goods, leather works and hardware.
The Emporium Threads RUclips Channel focuses on content for viewers of all skill levels with tutorials on how to use products, learning skills for bag making, pattern hacks, and everything in between.
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The Emporium Threads RUclips Channel focuses on content for viewers of all skill levels with tutorials on how to use products, learning skills for bag making, pattern hacks, and everything in between.
Check out our website and interact with us on our Facebook group!
Semi-Industrial Review Series: Elna ef1 Review and Comparison
Semi-Industrial Review Series: Elna ef1 Review and Comparison
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Semi-Industrial Review Series: Juki TL-2010Q Review and Comparison
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Semi-Industrial Review Series: Juki TL-2010Q Review and Comparison
Semi-Industrial Review Series: Brother PQ1500SL Review and Comparison
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Semi-Industrial Review Series: Brother PQ1500SL Review and Comparison
Full Bag Tutorial: Zip Away Tote from by George - Folding and Collapsable Tote Bag!
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Full Bag Tutorial: Zip Away Tote from by George - Folding and Collapsable Tote Bag!
KAM Press Professional Table Rivet Press Makeover
Просмотров 9 тыс.Год назад
KAM Press Professional Table Rivet Press Makeover
Bag Making with a Domestic Machine - Husqvarna Viking Jade 20 Review and Unboxing
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Bag Making with a Domestic Machine - Husqvarna Viking Jade 20 Review and Unboxing
Full Bag Tutorial: Hacked Dayna Pack - Clear Vinyl and Extra Zipper Pocket
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Full Bag Tutorial: Hacked Dayna Pack - Clear Vinyl and Extra Zipper Pocket
Mastering Bag Making: Braided Look Wonder Strap - Full Tutorial
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Mastering Bag Making: Braided Look Wonder Strap - Full Tutorial
Rivet Spacing Template - Attaching Straps Tutorial
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Rivet Spacing Template - Attaching Straps Tutorial
Full Bag Tutorial: H2O 2GO Sling - Boxed Bottom and Welt Pocket
Просмотров 65 тыс.2 года назад
Full Bag Tutorial: H2O 2GO Sling - Boxed Bottom and Welt Pocket
Zippered Pocket Template - Zipper Welt Pocket Tutorial
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Zippered Pocket Template - Zipper Welt Pocket Tutorial
Mastering Bag Making: Easy No-Twist Strap - Full Tutorial
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Mastering Bag Making: Easy No-Twist Strap - Full Tutorial
Mastering Bag Making: OdiCoat Tutorial - Using and Applying
Просмотров 14 тыс.2 года назад
Mastering Bag Making: OdiCoat Tutorial - Using and Applying
Strap and Web Connectors - Padded Strap Tutorial
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Strap and Web Connectors - Padded Strap Tutorial
Thank you for such a thorough review! I’m in the market for a new machine and this beauty is on my shortlist. Based on your review and my research I think this machine will be a great fit.
I hope you find a machine you love, be it this one or another. After having it for quite some time and using it very regularly, I still love it and would not change a thing about my decision to buy it. It’s been wonderful.
Is it still liked? Has anything broken? Is the cutter still alive? My understanding is that most cutters can't handle industrial threads so you need to cut that thread manually. That seams like an oversight or lack of attention by the brand.
I am still using is all the time, both traveling and at home in my studio. I love it and I don’t regret my choice one bit. I don’t use the cutter on this because though it works 90% of the time, occasionally it struggles with the Tex 45 thread (only in the cutter) and I’m so used to manually cutting with snips anyhow so I just use my snips. I have zero complains about this machine and still works amazingly! :)
What makes this "semi industrial?" I have a Singer 301 that can sew 1600 spm and is an all METAL machine (no plastic) so don't see where this qualifies as anything but a domestic sewing machine.
Gosh thank you for bringing attention to these shops!! New places to shop.
Love this video on how to make these straps. I have a semi industrial machine and like that this method only has three layers to sew through.
Thank you! Great tutorial. I'll be buying some OdiCoat to protect the fabric I bought for my kitchen chairs. What heat press do you have? What's the material you have on your heat press?
I have a stream fast model and I just do not use it with any water. I bought teflon oven liner material from Amazon, cut it to size and then I wrapped around the press plates to avoid anything sticking or causing an issue. You don’t need them but it is nice to do in case you press some interfacing the wrong side out, etc.
Please teach more classes! You are so clear and easy to follow. ❤
Thank you Robbie :) I plan to get back into the swing of video and full tutorials soon! This year has been great but BUSY!
Lot of great information.. thank you very much! What settings did you use for cutting it out on your Cricut?
I know I used the strong grip mat, and I use the normal cut depth blade. I feel like I set it to “shimmer leather” with double cut pass. It’s been a while though so I may be misremembering :)
Ordered the 115% templates. Already made the original size and found it a bit challenging. I’ll also use binding!
I really prefer the binding but I find people are kind of split. If you upsize, it defiantly makes it a bit easier to make it (more space). However, I have big hands.
I absolutely love this! Thank you for this video.
I was today years old when I found out about this product (literally) and now I've saved your video so I know how to apply it when I get it. Thanks
It’s great to add to certain items! Hope you love it as much as I do.
Are you able to use a regular foot on your sewing machine or did you have to use a teflon coated foot?
You can use all kinds of different feet. My preference tends to be the teflon foot since I work with stickies materials. I also really like my narrow zipper foot.
Thank you so much for the tutorial! I just want to point out that some people mentioned using a Lazy Susan to turn the press around during the paint spray stage. If you dont have one (or dont want to risk getting paint on it), you can place the press on a piece lf cardstock or another bit of cardboard to be able to rotate it around without touching the press and getting finger prints on it.
That’s a wonderful tip, especially for those who pray paint a lot. Thanks for sharing :)
Although this is an excellent review like all the others, to flaunt the Elna ef1, which doesn't even offer a functional thread cutter, over the Brother PQ1600 or Juki is weirdly strange given the price gap between the three. Also, there are tons of videos and reviews of users doing happy quilting with Brother. What user experience can you get from Elna ef1 who lacks a functional thread cutter? This is a no go for 99% of users of modern semi-industrial sewing machines. Poor lighting (Juki) can easily be fixed in a thousand ways at almost no cost, but a thread cutter you have or you don't. To even bother to mention lighting as a downside is pure nonsense to me. Singer 201 does a fantastic job for a fraction of the price, why would I need Elna? If you get pleasure from cutting threads by hand, then you are alone. Brother sewing machines are one of the smoothest and finest sewing machines in the industry. If you factor in the selling price they surely get the top spot. Nevertheless, I rate the presentation, the language and the camera angles with 5/5 stars.
I keep my tension at 3 to 3 1/2 and have almost no problems. My thread is 50 wt cone thread when I can find the correct color.
Just received mine!!! Now it's go time!!!! 😊😊😊
Hope you love it!! Happy sewing!
Did you make up your design for the appliqué on the front? What kind of machine are you using? I do not have an industrial machine, so I’m curious if this type of fabric and layers can be done on a domestic. I’m hoping you are using a domestic loldo you have a link for the bag Ang light?
I used my domestic huskvarna Viking machine to do all the appliqué work on these pieces. Yes, I created this appliqué from scratch by first drawing it all out digitally, then converting it to svgs. I used mg circuit to cut the appliqué out of vinyl and used my machine, slowly stitching it all on and hand cranking to deal with the tight angles and small pieces. I am using my Elna Ef1 here to assemble the final bag. You could easily do this on a domestic machine but with the thicker materials I was using here, I preferred to go with the Ef1 so I would use my thicker threads. You do not need an industrial machine for anything I’ve shown here :)
The tape lights came from Walmart, they come in a 2 pack. I bought them in store. And the bag pattern is the Linds handmade designs Mav pack, and I will like that for you here. lindshandmade.com/collections/pdf-patterns/products/ma-pack-pdf-sewing-pattern-includes-svgs-and-a0-file
Did you make up your design for the appliqué on the front? What kind of machine are you using? I do not have an industrial machine, so I’m curious if this type of fabric and layers can be done on a domestic. I’m hoping you are using a domestic lol
That looks super cute, but I am just going to keep mine in the closet. LOL BTW, they are having a great sale right now, July of 2024.
Cool where do I find the templates for the larger size?
I sell the templates on my website here- www.emporiumthreads.com/collections/acrylic-patterns
I would love 1/8 tape that actually sticks
I now have 1/8th tape. It’s the same stuff I use and have used for years. I love it! It sticks to almost anything and I love the narrowness. It’s easy to keep out of the seams and out of the needle path so no gumming :)
Wawak works for me
Are you able to sew nylon, spandex and jersey without any problem?
I'm not a bag maker, just garments and quilts. I don't quite understand what "too much for quilting" is. Nor do I understand what a "refined user experience" is. Quilters like straight stitch only for piecing, and they like speed because chain piecing with petal-to-the-metal is great. It seems that with the large harp, a big quilt could be quilted. Any help with specifics on why this machine is "too much" and not "refined" would be helpful before I commit.
Wish I’d known 10 yard webbing was shows only 😩😊
That's awesome❤
So fun to watch!!!!!
That's so fun!
How does it deal with lightweight slippery fabric, eg silk satin?
I don’t work with those fabrics so unfortunately I didn’t test those. Sorry!
@@EmporiumThreads thank you for your response!
Hey cutie-pie, I have a second hand Elna 3003. Do you know what year this machine was brought out? Thank you ;)
Thanks for the video! Was looking for information about this machine and came across your review for quite awhile. It was a really detailed one. May I know if there is dual voltage for this machine and if you could recommend any shops (especially from Arizona) that sell this machine? Thankyou in advance!
Excellent video! Mine needs to be painted too, but I'm too lazy to take it apart anytime soon. Maybe I will just make a padded handle sleeve for now and I need to mount it to something or put something on the bottom to prevent it from damaging surfaces.
I was impatient and put my spring in and cut the zip-ties, before I put the rod in and the bolt that pushes the spring down. 😢 I also over applied the glitter spray in a few spots. Otherwise, my KAM makeover turned out! 😊 This tutorial is the best. Newer KAM presses have a bolt instead of a pin to push the spring down.
I’m glad it turned out great in the end :)
You are an excellent instructor and I just purchased this machine. I had the Brother 1500 Novelle for 15 years and wore it out. I love this machine for especially quilt piecing, binding, repairing hubby’s Exercise pants at bulky waistlines. This machine I take to quilt classes and love the speed for it. However I did certainly enjoy your review. Thank you Chris
You poor thing I can't imagine I have a friend he has them monthly I thank the Lord I have never had one! I also have a very high tolerance for pain I delivered all my babies the biggest he was shy of 10 lbs natural because I refused to have a needle in my back then 5th one comes had to have emergency C-section and I argued not to have to epidural to knock my ass out but didn't work 😂 wasn't as bad as I thought
I always used to be terrified of child birth but if this is like they are saying: same or worse… well I think I’ll be just fine 😂 This was so horrible!!
I love watching your videos.. I’m planning a Vegas trip for next year. Will there be another sewcation event in Vegas next year? It would be great if I could schedule my trip for the same timeframe.
Rumor has it that yes, Sewcation will be visiting Vegas again next year but I am not sure of the dates or specifics on the event yet :) I would totally plan a trip to come out and see everyone. This is my second time doing this show and it’s a fun one. Great group of very friendly people. So glad you enjoy❤️❤️ thanks for hanging out with me!
I’ve just applied Odicoat according to your instructions and it turned out super patchy! Does it dry down even or have I just ruined this piece of fabric? It is interfaced cotton blend.
Oh my God girl you just gave me nostalgia about Spyro the dragon that’s where I got my RUclips name partially from Spyrorocks346 haha I still got all day games for PlayStation one and on omg all that rainbow quilted vinyl is gorgeous and for one of the names you should just Call it Phoenix Vibe you already named it I’m glad you’re doing better girl and I wish I could go to Texas but I’ll see you again when you come down to Florida sincerely, Gloria❤❤❤
You wanna know what’s funny- I remember after meeting you in person years back, you did a haul video on RUclips and I saw your handle, spyrorocks! I was thinking about you/your yt handle while I was on this live talking about Spyro 😆 and I almost went off on a tangent about it but I was like “no that’s would have been weird”. But- I was totally giving you mental shoutouts while I was talking about it! We will be back in Florida soon. Usually the early spring (February). Nice to “see” you!
The yellow pink and orange vinyl definitely reminds me of a tequila sunrise!!!
Didn’t the intake nurse ask about your medications or allergies? I work an emergency room. There are many people coming in with flank pain and related symptoms related to Kidney stones. Mostly from energy drinks, and dehydration. I have had kidney stones. I also had to go see a endocrinologist to find out I had an oversized parathyroid gland releasing too much calcium into my blood. Hopefully, you do not have another. I can relate that the experience is horrible.
They did ask. And we told them this. Someone missed a memo but my nurse pivoted quickly and she was amazing. Shout out to Michelle at Dallas Presbyterian with the cool under-cut hair! You are an amazing advocate and a super attentive and professional nurse ❤️❤️ I don’t do energy drinks. I do see an endo for thyroid issues. But I don’t know if anyone has checked the parathyroid (which i learned about in my google deep dives) so I’m going to ask :) Sorry you are also in the KS club. Hope you aren’t a repeating member.
I love how you have your hair styled! I have been watching your older video. Your KAMSNAP makeover, a few times.
Oh thank you!
What about ombre shimmer group
Why does the pink one look like salmon or tuna sashimi to me?lol
I think the pink and yellow looks like strawberry lemonade.
Ohh that’s a good one! I like this.
The pink and yellow glitter one is definitely tequila sunrise!
I wish you would have wound another bobbin so we could see if it fixed the stitching.
It didn’t. I kept the machine for a while and it just did not perform well. I have also taught some bag making classes on this same machine as well as used it as a rental at retreats and it just did not perform that great. It’s not a bag making machine- it’s a straight stitch quilting machine and while it’s okay, it just does not do great with bulk, with lots of layers of vinyl or many of the things we run into as bag makers. The score it earned is accurate. Of course, it’s all opinion based but if you search fb groups you will see others either feel like I do, or they claim to love it and say they never have an issue. However, having been in a room with 45 of these machines and everyone having the same issues tells me it’s not a one time thing… it’s this machine. In another review video, I did the same tests with the Elna ef1 (which scored much higher than this Juki and I ended up keeping) the Elna does not have any of the struggles this Juki has. A far superior sewing experience for bag making. I adore the Elna and the experience and sewing quality is FAR better than this machine. Hope that helps. Happy sewing.
Hope you are bringing all this fun stuff to Sin City!
As much as I can!!
Thank you for this outstanding review! I was trying to decide between a Juki TL2010Q and the Janome 1600p. I stumbled upon your review and fell in love with the color and machine! I just ordered one!
I hope you love your new machine!! Happy sewing Cecilia :)
I was looking at this machine and also the Husqvarna jade 20. Now I'm leaning more toward the Jade. I appreciate your reviews
This is a great machine with great capabilities.
Love love love your hair, also your template
Thank you Sonja! :)
So cute