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I have owned a Bernina Activa 220 sewing machine for many years, and I have never been able to figure out why it would always grab my bobbin thread when I started a seam and make a huge knot. I actually hated the machine. After watching your instruction on how to correctly thread the machine, I have sewed today for the first time ever without bunching of the bobbin thread. Thank you!!

Yes, the bobbin should be inserted clockwise, I’ve owned a number of Bernina’s for 20 years they are all the same for bobbin direction

thank you -- I just received a used machine like yours and love it, now I know a bit more about it!!!

Why didn't you use the needle threader? It works

Per the manual, you installed the bobbin incorrectly into the casing. It should be clockwise. Thanks for the nice video!

Hey this is awesome! Just wondering where did you get the fabric for the poncho/cloack? That would be really helpful. Ty!!!

I had a bag of popsicle sticks from Dollar Tree in the craft section. So I just glued 2 sticks together, also 3 sticks, for a little thicker seam. Probably cost me a nickle to do the same thing as a $10 plastic one.

Looks great, whats the name of the song? I really like it 😊

this was so helpful thankyou i am 4 yrs old

I did not know there was such a tool available, wow. I hemmed a pair of jeans today and had a heck of a time. I just hand cranked the needle through all that very slowly. I love the post-it note idea, I have more jeans to hem and I'm going to use my post-it notes to do them with. Thank you so much for this information and showing us how to do it!!!

Absolutely amazing. I thoroughly enjoyed this video. The details you put in are stunning. Really beautifully done. Thank you for sharing this masterpiece online :)

i'm glad I found your channel. your demos are amazing. I want to learn about costume design when I retire. I am a self taught sewer and it is a great creative outlet for me.

your videos are really really helpful!!! I m struggling in how to make dr strange's cloak and I find your videos! thank you for uploading these tutorials

The details on this are incredible! This is just beautiful!

I just purchased this machine used and this video. Very very helpful. Thanks for posting.

This is making my life a lot easier. I did have difficulty following your finger movements while you face your audience. My brain had difficulty transferring movements of your right hand to my right hand. Perhaps you could do a video with your body facing the same way as your audience. Thank you so much for this video.

I love these videos - thank you so much for sharing. And as a costume maker myself, I totally appreciate how much hard work and love has gone into this project! I’m about to embark on making four 18th century costumes so wish me luck! 😇

I am having a DAY trying to figure out how to make this cloak. I just can't seem to do it. Would you happen to be able to lay out a paper sketch of what the pattern pieces ought to (generally) look like?

do you know what brand the shirt is?

I don't disengage my knife? And I use a cording foot. MO-2000QVP

I’m making this pattern but my fabric is quite sheer. I was going to add a lining but was wondering how that would work with the pleats? Do I make the outer layer with the pleats and then add the lining in? or attach the lining to the outer piece first and pleat through both layers?

Oh my goodness!! Your little “craft nook” is Wonderful!! Are you in the attic of an old house? Anyway it’s very Cozy & your stuff is So well organized. I gotta get one of those comphy Chairs! My dad was a wood crafter & I’m sure he would have been fascinated with You! The swords are remarkable! Thanks so much for the Tour! Your definitely in my saved pile! ❤✌️

Can you make a tutorial for the cloak?🥺

What keeps the line from coming out?

That was brilliant, thank you

Thank you for the tutorial ♥️

Great series! Please do more of these with modern patterns!

Very helpful! I am working my way though this pattern now, hope mine turns out nice like yours

Your work is absolutely beautiful!

Your tutorial was very helpful. I am borrowing this machine from my daughter and couldn't find the reverse button and you showed it. Thank you very much.

OMG I love the self pleated trim on the hem of the skirt!

This is an amazing piece of art! Thanks for sharing 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻😇

Can you provide any more details on the cloak part? Trying to get one made for my niece for her Halloween costume

Amazing! So beautiful and the detail!! I loved watching this as I'm putting the finishing touches on my (nowhere near as good) Winifred! Thank you for the video

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I wish I had those premade grids when working on my Daenerys cape! It would have saved me soooooo much time!!!

Excellent instruction!

Wow! Speechless! Aaaaaaasome job!

That is fantastic!!! Excellent fit!!!! Love this!

This was great, you explained every so clearly!

This. Is. Incredible!!

Oooh!

oh good, I can get it from Aussie sellers, awesome. How close to you advise in going to the edges of your fabric?

So excited. Already got this on pre order. Knew English smocking but keen to try American smocking. Already bought the stencils. So useful. I couldn't find anything to mark out my smocking grid. These stencils are wonderful. The sewing world has needed this even if you don't cos play they work so well in day to day clothes. Thank you.

I'm literally so excited for this one!

These are so lovely!

Where can I get the pattern

Wow. This is the most intricate and stunning historical reproduction of Winifreds costume that I have EVER seen. What a talent. You are truly amazing. I'm so excited to see the final result with wig and makeup. You must be so very proud and with good reason.

So cool! I like the idea of using this in like venetian masquerade costumes or maybe Witcher cosplays for Jaskier and Yennifer! It might also be really helpful for rescue camouflaging melted or crushed pile if you made a mistake on velvet. Ooh and you could maybe use border stamps instead of (or along) with trim. I bet you could use it on suede too. Which makes me think of shoes and spats. (Plus camo for stained suede.) And using on velvets in combo with beading might be fun. So many possibilities!