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@@ayadani961 There is a button with a U shape and an arrow on the right side pointing up. Press the button while the machine is in sewing mode ( foot down) and it will stitch in reverse if the machine is working as it should. 😊

I'm so sorry to hear that your Brother PRW is no longer working! I still use the Singer HD6800-C and love it. I cannot compare it to my Bernina, though. I have not had a single issue with it; it does everything it is supposed to do with no problems. It is not a heavyweight machine and, if it needed service other than cleaning, I don't know if I would spend the money. I took my Bernina in for service and when it was returned to me, I realized why I missed it so much! The one major difference I have noticed is that to put the walking foot on the Singer is a massive hassle and to do the same thing on the Bernina is a snap. The low-shank Singer feet are a fraction of the cost of the high-shank Bernina feet. I hope this helps you make your decision. I know it can be daunting trying to decide! I have found that the Singer works very well for me as a backup machine. It has several cute "embroidery" stitches. 🧵♥

@LaurieEggleston37 thank so much for your response... does the bernina have the stitch elongation feature? If so, what model would you suggest? I use a lot of scalloping in my traditional dress orders. I also apply lace to tulle for many custom wedding veil orders. Maybe the bernina is the way for me to go of it offers that feature... your thoughts?

P.s. I already own a 20U so high shank feet variety is not an issue with me ☺️👍

I agree 💯! 😊

That sounds like a great tip! Thank you so much for sharing!

Hi! The outward curve of the outer fabric and the strip for the side are the same length and match up without requiring gathers.

Thank you!

That is a great question! I did have some left over fabric that could be used (Cut the smocked edge off) in that manner, but I don't know if they sell matching or co-ordinating fabrics! Something to check out for sure!

Yes! I just bought some of the white floral yesterday. I am going to make my grand daughter and daughter-in-law matching dresses for there birthdays. 🤔Thinking of adding sleeves to my daughter-in-law’s.

​@@janetcunningham5207 I'm definitely adding sleeves to mine. They have some beautiful fabrics this year.

I am so glad you like it!

I used a type of "super glue". I think the glue I used was provided with another kit. This compact mirror is still perfectly put together and goes with me everywhere.

I did! I am currently editing this video and hope to have it up soon! It took me way longer than I thought to get this video made!

@@LaurieEggleston37 awesome! I'm looking forward to watching it. I find RUclips videos much easier to follow than the actual pattern!

I don't believe that the 1080 - Special has that adjustment feature. I would ask a qualified Bernina dealer and/or service center.

From Poe.com poe.com/p/What-is-the-reason-behind-the-frequent-occurrence-of-reversed-videos-with-backward-text-on-RUclips The frequent occurrence of reversed videos with backward text on RUclips can be attributed to a few different reasons. Here are some possible explanations: Recording using a front-facing camera: One reason for reversed videos is when they are recorded using a front-facing camera. Front-facing cameras often flip the image horizontally, resulting in a reversed video when uploaded to RUclips [1]. Unintentional editing or processing: Sometimes, videos may undergo unintentional editing or processing that flips the image horizontally, leading to a reversed video. This can happen due to technical errors or incorrect settings during the editing process [1]. Artistic or creative purposes: In some cases, the reversal of videos and backward text may be intentional for artistic or creative reasons. Content creators may choose to reverse their videos to create a unique visual effect or to convey a specific message [1]. It's important to note that the occurrence of reversed videos with backward text on RUclips can vary depending on the specific content and the intentions of the creators. While some videos may be unintentionally reversed, others may deliberately use this technique for artistic or creative purposes. * I did not intentionally reverse image this video.

Yes! I will always keep George! 🥰

I hope you enjoy your new sewing machine!

Hey Mike - Congratulations on your acquisitions! Both are great machines! I'm unsure about the feet. It's possible the friendly people at Quality Sewing (Or any sewing machine sales company) could guide you on that. I do find that QS is very nice with helpful information every time visit!

@@LaurieEggleston37 Thank you very much for the reply! We did buy the 1080 QE today from a very nice lady in Bremerton. We bought the sewing machine and a Bernette for Bernina Funlock 004 serger that both look almost brand new for $300. The only difference she knew between the QE and the Special is a quilting stitch. It was honestly just a very blessed day because this lady was such a nice person. We expect that we will enjoy these machines for a very long time. Just what a great blessing this day has been.

Thank you! She loved it.

I'm glad you liked the video! I think you could make it!

It really is a challenge! You might have the pocket upside down. I did that the first time I made this bag! If not, you can sew the raw edges together with Right Side Together and then turn out. The pocket is meant to be folded in half so you have a fold at the top (Wrong Sides Together). It is narrow at the top and wider at the bottom. Both of the sides and bottom edges are "raw" or unsewn because you will catch them in the straps along the sides of the pocket and sew across the bottom edge. You might find more information in this video: ruclips.net/video/DbQDzHfoElw/видео.html Let me know if you need further information! I want you to finish your bag!

OMG! So the folded edge is the top of the pocket. I swear, this pattern is very confusing and I’ve been sewing a long time. I told my sister I was going to have an aneurism before it’s finished! And prior to this pattern, I have never heard of Buckram. Thanks for your help!!!

I am so glad!

Thank you for watching! I believe the auto-generated subtitles are there, now.

I'm so glad you have a pleater! I think about the fabric I'm using, the thread, and of course, the needles. In my case, it has always been the needles. I do run wax paper through my pleater often. I can recommend a good video by Children's Corner on their Amanda Jane (It is very similar) that may help. It can be found here: ruclips.net/video/7mR_mUUnHnc/видео.html I hope so much that it helps!

@@LaurieEggleston37It was indeed the needles! I had some that were slightly larger gauge that was throwing it off. Thanks for the tips!

That is a good idea!

Great! There are so many ways to use pleated fabrics! I'm so glad you enjoyed this video!

Thank you! I would use the Jute again. It isn't difficult to stitch and it works well. It is sturdy enough to handle over-night items!

Thank you!