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Hi, Paigeosborne, You are very welcome! Thank you for watching and for commenting! Happy Sewing!

Dear Sairsair, Thank you for leaving this kind comment. I am very happy to hear you are going to use my series to learn the chiffon skirt! I will consider your request very carefully. Both of those dresses are very intricately designed and made. I rarely see anything like those nowadays! It's a really good idea! Thank you very much again and I wish you great success in your sewing!

Hi, Debbie, Thank you for alerting me to this. Before I contact the person who helps me with technical things, if you would please try this link and get back to me I would deeply appreciate it. www.sewwithsally.com/slopers If the problem persists, I will have to get some help. You can email me directly at sewwithsally@gmail.com Thank you again!

@ thanks Sally but no, says “Sorry, the file you have requested does not exist.” I will email you as suggested.

Hi Sally (sent this via email, but it bounced!) Following on from you tube requesting the Slopers information. Also, if you could help with a related query regarding making a full size Sloper from a miniature version. Many thanks Regards Debbie

@@debbieludgate737 Hi, Debbie, I will figure out the sloper guide situation. In the meantime, you are asking me about making a full size sloper from a miniature version?Do you mean from a half scale form? If that is what you mean, you can take a mini version to a printer,(Staples, for one) and have it blown up. Since it was not draped or taped on a specific body, you will still have to do some fitting corrections. Hope this helps.

@@debbieludgate737 Hi, again, Debbie, I tried and had the same experience. I will have to check into this and get back to you. Only a day or so ago I am sure everything was working so thank you for letting me know and once it is cleared up I will let you know. Have a nice evening!

Hello, Rosalie, You are most welcome! Happy Sewing!

Hi, again! This makes me very happy to hear because I made the yellow garment. It is made from Tibetan silk! Happy Sewing!

Hello, Phoebe, Thank you for this comment. This series may go on for a long time. There are a lot of vintage as well as current styles being examined in the "Fashion Anatomy Series". Have a great day!

Thank you, Abigail! I appreciate the comment and thank you for watching! Happy Sewing!

Thank you for watching and commenting. I am very sorry that you can't translate. Perhaps it willcome soon with AI! Please do not give up! 💝

Hi, Donna, you are most welcome! Happy Sewing!

You are so welcome! Thank you for the comment!

Hi, Helen, You are most welcome! I am so happy you can now put that wonderful piece of fabric to use! I LOVE working with boiled wool. It is so versatile and easy to work with. You might also check out my boiled wool vest tutorial: ruclips.net/video/qlubtkx1-_Y/видео.htmlsi=M_fxMNlU1zqeneeG Then, there is the boiled wool beret made from scraps: ruclips.net/video/ZMlxtdh_mV0/видео.htmlsi=VqC3Aocv8623numq Thank you for watching and for commenting! Happy Sewing!

Dear jmjcc5, Welcome aboard! I am so happy to hear you found this channel and that I have already been of help to you! I love that you have an alteration business. This is exactly how I started many years ago. People would come for alterations and ask if I also made things. It does not take long to build a clientele as the need for a good seamstress/dressmaker is always high. To financially support this channel I may start some courses. If I do, I will make a video about that. I would love to hear more about what type of alteration work you do. Please feel free to respond if you would like to. Best wishes and Happy New Year!

Thank you so much! I will remember you said this and appreciate it very much. I am working on seo . Happy sewing!

@@SewWithSally My name is Russell. I am a digital marketer and RUclips video seo expert. I have more than 4 years of experience in this field. If you want to get more organic views and organic subscribers on your videos, I want to help you.

Thank you so much, kshum6604! I deeply appreciate your kind comment. Happy New Year and Happy Sewing!

Hello, I do not sell patterns, I am sorry. I teach how to make your own patterns! Thank you for your comment.❤

However, this is a dress I had thought to teach. Would you want to learn how to make a pattern for the black dress seen behind me on the small dress form?

@@SewWithSally I would love to🩷❤

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@@מירבפלג-ט6וGreat to know. It will take some time but perhaps I will show how to make this pattern and sew the garment. It was in the plans a long time ago and I am happy to know someone wants to learn it

Thank you, Monasutlan. Happy New Year!

Thank you, Skirtedgalleons! Have a wonderful day!

Hi, Skirtedgalleons, You are most welcome! Thank you for watching! Happy Sewing!

Hello, Frank, Since you know how to do this, why would you want a video on it? Sometime when I am filming something that I am going to sew, I will do this.

Hi, Frank, It was for another project and not yet moved off the table, that's all.

You are most welcome! Thank you, Sally, for watching and commenting. Happy Sewing!

Hi, Sally! Today I read your comment on the wedding dress and responded. Then, I saw a big flaw in the video and took it down to replace it and that means your comment was lost. I was happy to know you enjoyed it and I loved that you thought of the dart with no knot technique. I looked at the darts closely and they are normal darts that are tied at the ends. The thread is very fine so the knot is extremely small. Thanks for watching and commenting!

Hello, D9P323, Thank. you for this. I am aware of this method but really like less bulk. This is the reason I do a normal double turn hem. I appreciate your comment and many will benefit from it. Happy Sewing!

Dear Bevmcmullen, Thank you for this comment and you are most welcome. Have a lovely day!

DernJo-ann, Thank you for leaving this comment. I have a few more ready to go! Have a nice day and hope you enjoy The Other Side of the Coin as much as I did!

Hello, Frankjanvari, So glad you liked the video. What do you mean by "keep the original hem"? I do not understand.

Hello, Frankjanvari! I know about using the original hem. I just prefer this method. It is clean and with less bulk from the seam allowance inside. It's good there are more methods than one! Thank you for taking time to comment! Have a great day!

What a perfectly beautiful hem!!! I never thought it was possible!! Thank you so much! It makes me want to try it…..

@@juliefrink8708 Dear Julie, Thank you for this kind comment. I appreciate you commenting and watching! 💝🌈

Hi, Mueiwlgrimont3534, You are so welcome and thank you for your kind comment! Happy Sewing!

Hello, Ikiada, How very kind of you to say this. I am grateful to you for this and for being someone who values what I am teaching. Thank you. Happy Sewing!

Dear Ikiada, How very kind, thank you so much!

Yea! You are very welcome D9P323!

Hi, Margaritamcorona, You are most welcome! Thanks for the comment and for watching!

At some point I may teach a beginners course on sewing. That would be the best place for me to address something like this. Thank you for mentioning it. Have a great day!

Thank you, I could not agree more. Happy Sewing!

I am very happy you enjoyed it! It was great fun to make! Have a nice evening!

With bobby pins.

Hello, Frankjanvari, When the industrial machine needs to be adjusted in any way, I take it out of the table and to the mechanic's shop. I do not try to work on this machine. It needs a professional to work on it.

Hello, Frankjanvari, Yes, the threads can be tied together and pulled through the needle IF the eye of the needle is large enough for the knot to get through. However, I rarely do this. It's easy enough to thread a sewing machine so I just pull out the first thread and rethread it with the next thread needed.

Okay.

Hi, Stephanie, Thank you for asking. I turned up the edge of the original lining. I am planning on making another video of this on a different jacket so I can explain it better. Stay tuned and happy sewing!

Hi, Pamackenzie, You are so welcome! I am really glad you liked it. Thanks for the comment and happy sewing!

Dear Frankjanvari, Today I will post a video on hemming a pair of jeans with my machine, including winding the bobbin and threading the machine and how the pedal works! It was a good suggestion and I hope you enjoy this video. Sincerely, Sally

Dear Pamackenzie, Thank you for your comment. I am so happy you like my teaching style and glad it is helpful to you. I do have a video on sew-in interfacings if you are interested. Here is the link to that video: ruclips.net/video/CHivR9HlFCY/видео.htmlsi=CL0YWrkNRHgCdT0L I did not make the portable press mat, a friend of mine made it for me. I can ask her what she used inside but think the inside is the same as the outside, wool. It's several layers just stitched around the edges and pinked. I would love to make a tutorial on this and thanks for the suggestion! Happy Sewing!

Hello, Pamackenzie, Thank you for this comment. This is so nice to hear. Happy Sewing!

Hi, Julsbendandi9374, This is fun to hear! I LOVE hats as well as headbands and I make a lot of them. Many I knit. This beret was fun to make and I think I may make another of the green boiled wool I made a coat from last winter. This time I may make it about 12" across, maybe larger. Thank you for the comment! Happy scrap sewing!