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The Becky Joe's barrel leg hack on your website comes right after a hack that narrows the pant leg. I'm confused whether the barrel-leg hack uses the narrowed or original width. I'm hoping you can help answer here. There's no way to contact you via your website.

Quick question should I overlock the centre front seams before sewing as I think you only turned it over the once so raw edge would be there?

I wish all garments had a tutorial this good. So professional, quiet, we’ll paced and with enough explanation and no additional blathering. Subscribed!

I am very grateful for this video as I was stuck trying to understand how to mitre the corners.

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I thought this tutorial was clear and easy to follow, thank you for this video. I just purchased the pattern and will follow this!❤

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I love this pattern so much. Thank you Sew House Seven - great and helpful tutorial though your instructions are excellent as well!

I'm currently in the process of making this blouse. It has driven me nuts! I'm so grateful to you for recording this tutorial. It's really going to help me with the next step, burrito method. I couldn't find another tutorial doing it the way this pattern asks. So, as I said grateful. I really never wanted to sew this pattern ever again. Having watched this I may just give it another go, but with a break in between 😅 Thank you x

Do you serge the pieces first? Ho do you deal with markings if you serge over them you won’t see the markings. Also, addressing serged seams and the crotch seams

When I need to chill I'll be zoning out to your videos

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Just finished my regalia blouse. This video was essential for me to understand many of the steps. Thank you for the tutorial video.

They were very helpful thank you . I sewed my first pair without seeing the videos ….I chose the wrong size , so big ….I am going to buy fabric next week for a second pair , I’ll go down a size . Thank you for the videos

So grateful to watch the tutorial but oh my lord, why somebody chose a 15 second looping sound clip for a 15 minute video… That was torturous. 😅

Wonderful tutorial, thank you!!

Great tutorial. Very clear and I am excited to make this. The ways you mix and match fabrics has inspired me to get creative with some scraps. ❤

I love your top Peggy! What pattern is it? BTW I made the pants and they rock. Thanks for the videos - they really help. WIll you release the tea house dress tutorial pattern also?

13:20 Any tips or changes if using a linen fabric?

I love this style of video. Just like Sarah does on her Sewing Therapy channel. She has taught me so much and inspired me to buy the patterns too. This is great. Thank you.

Looking forward to sewing your videos thanks to @poppybearfabrics

The less talking is very therapeutic. I was able to follow along with ease. Thank you.👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽x1000.00000000

thinking of using a viscose linen blend for the pants- too fluid of a drape for these pants ????

Absolutely gorgeous dress. I've made one and will cut some more today. Excellent video, however one thing I think if possible to change would be to make the text in a dark colour as that works better against a mostly light background. It will help those with some visual impairment... Still one of my favourite tutorial videos. And now I am going to go and cut a couple of Romeys!

When placing waste canvas on the sleeve, it’s confusing because the bottom of the sleeve is curved. Where do you measure the five inches and are you trying to curve the waste cloth.

Lovely pair of pants!

I love this pattern, but i struggle with how short it is. I thinks plus size need more length. I made it and did lengthen it , but i still feel its to short

What a totally brilliant video! I'm a visual learner and this really helped. Well done. Best wishes

If you serge after you've clipped the curve, doesn't that prevent it from moving normally?

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Adorable dress. Love the video , thanks 😊

This is so helpful for a novice like me...I've just decided to buy this pattern, knowing I can rewatch this as needed to figure it all out. Really well done!

I like everything about this friendly, beautiful, and full services shop. If I ever travel to or near you,r area, I will come in and shop. Thank you very much for sharing.

Beginner here, I haven’t seen anything in a couple years, but I saw someone make these and after watching I feel like it’s time to bust out my machine and get to practicing again! I think after getting used to it again these would be the perfect make.

If I wanted to do a button down the back of the shirt would this tutorial work the same on the back pattern piece?

Thank you for this!!!! I had my (third!) Toaster sweater cut out and all ready to sew but I had misplaced the instructions…! This was a godsend, very grateful, thank you, I LOVE all three of my sweaters ✨

Really hard to read the description and follow the video! Also got this pattern in a magazine aimed at beginners and can't really follow what is going on with this French seam 😕

I already had the Romey pattern and made it up in white handkerchief linen, I live in the UK and couldn't seem to source the waste canvas locally so ordered it from Junebug and Darlin. It arrived in under 1 week. I have done cross stitching before years ago and I also remember the mid 70's and love the fashions of that time. I found the pattern easy to follow, have embroidered my white version in pale pink floss. Am so pleased it looks fab! Have more linen to make another Romey in cactus green, and will use 3 colours this time. Have also now been able to source the canvas in the UK. Thanks for reviving my hand sewing mojo!

I hope you will do the Burnside Bible, I've bought the pattern, and I would love to see it.

Thank you for this and for the free sleeve add on. The video has been very helpful 😁

Do you think temporary spray adhesive would work to hold the waste canvas in place? Or will in make it difficult to remove?

What a neat idea! I've done plenty of counted cross-stitch over the years, but it never occurred to me to put it on clothing! (even though i remember fashion used that a lot in the mid 70's) And I want one just like yours! haha. I think I just bought that pattern, too.... hmmmm Thanks for the great inspiration!

Peggy please tell us about your beautiful top!! This is the second video I’ve seen you wear it in, clearly it must be one of your favorites!

Thank you for the shop tour! There are many quilters in my family history. It was just as necessary as milking the cows and mending socks. My mother made several quilts as a hobby, but the older ones I have inherited were made from discarded clothes and scraps - clearly well used. Pardon me for suggesting a book? This last year I read The Persian Pickle Club by Sandra Dallas - a local author here. It's a novel, but so much background on the subject. How wonderful your interest has been piqued! 😁

I’ve got the 480 too. Got it April last year. I’m sure you’ll love it. X

I love this series! Peggy what blouse are you wearing with your burnside bibs?

Cool! Thanks for the tour - lovely store and people!

Loved seeing this beautiful fabric store! I own two Bernina machines-an old mechanical 1010 and a new 770 QE with embroidery unit.