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I’ve done this for decorative stitches that don’t have a back stitch option. Never thought to use it this way lol

Put a piece of tissue paper underneath. Sew. Tear away the tissue paper. Any paper under stitches dissolve when washed.

Omg I love you thank you

thanks for this video!

Can you double layer the material so you don't see the "wrong" side?

Just wondering what machines do you recommend I'm looking at sewing denim and duck canvas for a first machine I'm currently looking at the janome hd1000

Thank you for this! So many shops added to my list. :) Some of my favorite online shops include: blackbird fabrics (Canada), Stylemaker fabrics, and hawthorne supply company. I've ordered from all three shops, and had great experiences with them!

Thanks for the names of different places. My go to for custom printing is MLA, they have a lot of different bases and they also have tons of different designs that is not custom. They have a bow option etc. 4 ever fabric is one I get a lot of my solids.

Bless you! We lost our JoAnn Fabrics ages ago. This is a great help. Thank you.

So cute! Job well done ✅

Thank you for this information!!

Super cute, love the fabric

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Were u buy it from

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Oh that is scary clever!

Jerseystoff mit ganz kleinem Zickzack Stich vernähen und dabei den Stoff ziehen, dann gibt es diesen schönen Volant.

I have a magcubic mounted above my cut board used pattern projector and got calibrated but frustrated with only 41”/50” really want wider area I have a large mat and my maxi dress slip dress patterns are large per than projected area not sure how best to cut a large pattern out?

Great idea! What fabric type did you use?

Do you still have to buy the patterns?

I am so interested to see how this turned out, but I can't find the next part

I love these recaps. Always looking for new ideas 😍 must try a Tara tank

This was helpful- thank you!

Excellent tutorial! My Epson came yesterday! I also purchased a stand for it. Going to hook it up this evening. I don’t know why I’m so nervous 😂

Good job ❤❤🎉🎉

So beautiful videos 😊

Thank you that info was enough to get me interested. Very interested. Im going to fet all that is needed and will surely reach out to you on instagram for more tips and advice. Great post.

Thank you!! Everyone talks about lettuce hem on a serger... but I don't have one!! Nor am I going to buy one just for this! 🥰

Do you have a good long sleeve shirt that’s easy for beginners that would match these pants?

You can do it. Getting started is the hardest.

Great job …. making Grandkids kids pajamas. My first try was so bad I had to rip it out😂However, after go over your video it was a piece of cake😊Thank you for the help!

im learning so many new ways of wrapping things 😂😂

So cute. And I bet you could even add some embellishments that go with the gift theme or the event!

This is cool!! You have no idea how much time you just saved me!!!! ❤❤❤ Thank you!!!

the WI is "Widescreen Interactive" the PowerLite counterpart (475W) is only widescreen without interactivity just fyi. the projector is a native 1280x800 which is a WXGA resolution also, be careful with having your laptop or anything for that matter next to the exhaust vent of the projector as it can get really hot

Do you have to recalibrate it each time?

You can fold a square shaped cloth to make triangles also.

Thank you never knew what it was used for.

That was a little bit of a "trust the process" kind of a video, but I loooove the result! Such a cute idea! 🫶

Brilliant 😊

great tip thank you!

oh my god ive had this part for years but never knew ty

Do is there a setting for 4 holes?

You say stretch the elastic before you go to use it?

Wouldn't the stitching compromise the stretch of the elastic?

this is sooo useful

This is so cool!!

Just scrolling through your shorts for inspiration and I saw this and immediately thought “oh cute! That looks like the Oaklynn from M4M.” Is it bad I was right lol

Hahahaha for real. “Sorry, I only make clothes, not fix them”

To make gathering easier pull a length of bobbin thread up and zig zag over it. Makes gathering way easier