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Thank you ❤

Ahhhh!!!! So cute!! ❤

Do you have a tutorial showing how you laced it up?

I love your aesthetic, so cool

So pretty!! 😊

Super cute! I love your corsets too! Where do you get your shirts for your corset videos? Do you make those too!?! Amazing!

They do this shit so often, with both small and bigger enterpreneurs (check Blogilates)... Boicot Shein.

What type of boning would you recommend for this? Also thank you so much! This video was so helpful 🫶

hello looks absolutely beautiful 😊👍🪡🧵 when you do this please kindly place the video camera on the floor and film operating the juki industrial sewing machine foot pedal being used by foot while applicaing please kindly reply back ok?thank you very much 😊 ❤

Such a valuable resource! Thank you so much!💙

Thank you for this.

I follow you from Türkiye. I don't know English, but by combining my own experiences, I created the Corset heart you drew. Thank you also for this beautiful video. I love sewing corsets. this will be different ❤🎉

Thank you so much. That was very helpful and very easy to follow 😊. I live in a country with the metric system so I got a little bit confused about the math but I still got it right. Will definitely try this since I always wanted to try to make stays. ❤

У меня не получается протянуть соединённые нити через ушко иголки.😢

I almost find it offensive when they put fake pokkets in a garment! Well done on the way you fixed it 👏

Did you make those or buy those? Cause I need a pattern.

You Got The Look Girl! Could I Be A Witchy Pooh Too with Youuuu!?!

"If you don't have a bad roommate you're probably the bad roommate" babes i live alone ❤ i know i'd be the bad roommate and took the financial L

Her apples are delicious

hello absolutely beautiful video when you wind the bobbin please kindly place the video camera on the floor and film how to operate the juki industrial sewing machine foot pedal being used by foot while winding the bobbin please kindly let me know ok?thank you very much 😊 ❤

on your straight stitch you are missing the thread going through the guide right above the needle.

Awesome job demonstrating a square knot! I used to own the same model of serger as you before I purchased my industrial model. That Juki MO-654DE is a great machine! When rethreading a serger, I personally never bother trying to get the knots to pass through the needles. I find it much quicker to just cut the needle threads right before the eye of the needle (before pulling anything through) rather than spending time fiddling with the thread chain and needing to be fussy about avoiding tangling. Yes, it means I have to rethread the needles every time, but I find it much quicker to do it that way because it also makes pulling the looper threads quicker and easier when you can just pull the whole thread chain… (Plus, it’s too easy to bend the needle when trying to pass a knot through.) Try it and see if it works for you. Also, the threading on your serger looked a little odd to me, so to be sure I looked at my copy of the manual for that machine and also referenced some old photos that I have when I first unboxed my machine… you might want to give the manual a quick look because it appears that you are not threading your machine correctly! (At the beginning, the thread should loop around the thread guide plate, not just pass through it. And you’re missing some thread guides right before the thread passes through the eye of the needle.) Lastly, on your industrial straight stitch machine, is there a reason that you skipped the last thread guide on the needle bar? Or just an oversight? I know this is there to help guide the thread along the groove of the needle (opposite the scarf), and while I’ve seen some people take things a step further by wrapping the thread around the needle before passing through the eye (for nicer topstitching), I’ve never seen anyone skip that thread guide altogether? Anyways, I hope my comment is helpful. I enjoy watching your videos!

This was amazing! Thank you so much for sharing your secrets ❤. Is there a chance you could do a small tutorial on how to make this into the regency stays?

Thank you. I haven’t learn that before. Maybe i´ll finely start to use my serger ❤️

Красота! Но только для уж очень худеньких.😊

That's fucking awsome girl GO BE A SUMMER WITCH BE THE WITCH OF SUMMMMEEEEERRRRRRRRR

Și atunci care este contul tău real? Cum pot cumpăra ceva,în siguranță?

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I am struggling with this currently, but the ID verification is throwing me. Under 'Go Verification' It's asking for identity proof as in, legal documents, and proof of my 'enterprise registration'. I don't own a company, I just draw pictures that are being stolen! How do I go about filling in these kind of questions??

Thank you for the tutorial. Also, totally off topic but: Omigosh you are SO pretty!

I love that dress ❤

I do alterations from my home, I have incorporated many of these already especially the magnets. I use a sticky dot to keep the magnet where I want it instead of having it lift from the machine when I pick up my snips, but your paper clip on the thread stand is brilliant , thanks

I’ve been enjoying your videos for a couple of weeks now. Thanks for the content! I like your idea of keeping a separate tomato with pre-threaded needles. I’m going to have to set that up. I keep small trays next to each of my industrial machines (straight stitch, overlocker & coverstitch) which hold all of the tools I regularly need at that machine: thread snips, tweezers, awls, needle/looper threaders, etc., and I add or remove things depending on what I’m presently working on. I store my bobbins with my thread and only keep bobbins for the thread I’m using in the machine table divots. (I sew a lot of different things though - upholstery, leather, clothing, dog accessories, etc. - so I have a very large variety of threads.) Under the right side of my straight stitch industrial machine, I have an IKEA Micke drawer unit which is full of additional things/tools I need access to, but maybe not so frequent as to justify space in the tray. My top drawer has three plastic organizers full of presser feet, plus some presser feet accessories; in the second drawer I have dividers/organizers with numerous seam guides, machine needles, screwdrivers/pliers/tools, a magnifying glass for seeing needle sizes, etc.; in the third drawer, I keep boxes of empty bobbins, bobbin clips, bobbin labelling accessories, etc.; and in the largest bottom drawer, I keep my buttonholer attachment, binders with machine manuals, machine oil, compressed air, large tools, etc. The nice thing about this setup is that most things I need are easily within reach and I don’t have to stand up to get them. The fact that the IKEA Micke drawer unit fits under an industrial machine table is amazing. Obviously, everyone’s setup will differ according to what they sew, how much space they have, etc., but I have three additional Micke drawer units under my pressing station. I personally don’t like using pegboards or having my thread on display because I like to have everything neatly put away and out of sight (like our kitchen: no appliances stored on the counters). But I’m also the kind of person who puts things away in exactly the same way, every time. (My t-shirts, for example, are hung up in my closet always in the same order.) I label the drawers in my sewing room so my wife can find things too, but I personally don’t need the labels. I can say, "go into the sewing room, the drawer unit under the straight stitch machine, in the second drawer in the back left corner there’s a black screwdriver in the divider tray…" and it will be there! Anyways, hopefully some of my ideas are beneficial to you. Thanks for the videos!

I have a Juki, but it's for home sewing. I love it, it was easy to learn because it seemed to follow the set-up of my mother's 1940 Singer.

So cool you found what works for you. Organization before starting to sew is the most important thing I can think of. Its almost the most sanity saving thing as well. I myself have a few boxes holding specific things on my sewing table and the tooks are used for both machines. The magnets as you use them didn't work for me as my Autism had me obsessing about alignment constantly.

I had this hassle with some guy selling AI upscaled copies of my photos scraped from my FB and IG social posts on his eBay shop. eBay was not at all making this process easy. Thanks for sharing this how-to for the same process on Alibaba.

Very useful information!

Nice to know. Nobody bothers to steal my work but then I only do 1-5 of each garment

fascinating. seems so backwards that you have to go through so much trouble to get a scam taken down.

This was a super helpful & informative video, thanks for sharing your knowledge! I’m so glad I found this. I just bought that book as well 😊

You pirate?😂

Such a shirt is on my future project list.

You are an excellent teacher. You actually know to teach. You explain the math, you go slow enough that I don't have to back up and listen again, and you don't rush the construction part. I watch a lot of this type of video, and you are one of the best! Thank you!

This is super helpful!! I love your corsets and want to make one for myself and now I know how <3<3<3

I think I just found my new favorite way to wear corsets 😮

Thanks

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I hate Shein. I'm sorry that this happened to you.

this was really insightful - thank you! It's always interesting to see how everyone makes stays! Each time I make a new stay I try something new or different!

Nice