I just found this video and was so happy that I did. I needed a way to close a heavy weight, large corded pillow and this was the perfect solution. I have been sewing for years and have even taken an upholstery class but I learn something new all of the time. Thank you for the instructions. The pillow looks great now!
I just love your teaching style - great vibe! Certain people are made to teach and you are! I love that your personality comes out in it as well. I'm thrilled to have come across your videos and look forward to binge watching them all! Thanks very much! I appreciate you tremendously!
Love your tutorial on how to finish sewing the pillow close. Wish you might do another one on cutting it out and sewing the trim on if it does not involve trade secrets for you. My two kids think since I quilt I can sew a pillow, not so. This will be my first time sewing 4 pillows, have been putting it off as long as I can. Thanks and Happy Holidays to you and your family and employees
Yay I finally learned to close up my little heart pillows thanks to you! I'm learning to sew for the first time ever and on my own kinda and RUclips. My engineer husband helped me with some of the sewing machine part. He bought me this sewing machine four yrs ago lol 😆
Oh wow! i love hand sewing but have never left several stitches loose before pulling them taught, defo going to from now on as shuch a perfect finish with no pulls in fabric, guess that is also due to stretching case with pins onto wood? genius. I do a lot of cartonage (spelling??) sewing fabric onto boxes, and this will be sooooo much neater on my edges. Thank you SO VERY VERY MUCH for sharing these brilliant tips. Stay safe from Lisa in UK
Thank you for a refresh for my younger years, My father taught me he did a lot of the furniture work and curved nettles were a big part of it the fabric work.
Mark, I was directed to your channel by your daughter who also has a RUclips channel. I'm glad to have found this channel because I am a sewer who also attempts to reupholster furniture.
I agree there’s a much better way to finish off……..make a knot and pull the needle out a good way from the stitching give a little tug to hide the knot and cut the thread. Fabric marker a definite no no…….
I just found this video and was so happy that I did. I needed a way to close a heavy weight, large corded pillow and this was the perfect solution. I have been sewing for years and have even taken an upholstery class but I learn something new all of the time. Thank you for the instructions. The pillow looks great now!
Opps! forgot to say Brilliant camera work fab to see close up of sticthwork THANK YOU for taking the trouble to zoom in from Lisa in UK
👍🏼, thanks Lisa
Id give anything to train under you! Omg what a master you are. Your videos are helping me so much and I am truly grateful to you!
I just love your teaching style - great vibe! Certain people are made to teach and you are! I love that your personality comes out in it as well. I'm thrilled to have come across your videos and look forward to binge watching them all! Thanks very much! I appreciate you tremendously!
Thanks and welcome aboard 🙂
Love your tutorial on how to finish sewing the pillow close. Wish you might do another one on cutting it out and sewing the trim on if it does not involve trade secrets for you. My two kids think since I quilt I can sew a pillow, not so. This will be my first time sewing 4 pillows, have been putting it off as long as I can. Thanks and Happy Holidays to you and your family and employees
Excellent tutorial; thank you!
Yay I finally learned to close up my little heart pillows thanks to you! I'm learning to sew for the first time ever and on my own kinda and RUclips. My engineer husband helped me with some of the sewing machine part. He bought me this sewing machine four yrs ago lol 😆
Beautiful work
Great info. Thanks!!
Oh wow! i love hand sewing but have never left several stitches loose before pulling them taught, defo going to from now on as shuch a perfect finish with no pulls in fabric, guess that is also due to stretching case with pins onto wood? genius. I do a lot of cartonage (spelling??) sewing fabric onto boxes, and this will be sooooo much neater on my edges. Thank you SO VERY VERY MUCH for sharing these brilliant tips. Stay safe from Lisa in UK
Hi Mark, this stitch is called the ladder stitch. Sometimes doctors will use this stitch as well!
Thank you for a refresh for my younger years, My father taught me he did a lot of the furniture work and curved nettles were a big part of it the fabric work.
Mark, I was directed to your channel by your daughter who also has a RUclips channel. I'm glad to have found this channel because I am a sewer who also attempts to reupholster furniture.
Thanks Debra, welcome aboard
Lovely, thank you.
Excellent!❤
Ok, but that's the way you do it, and I respect that. Me: I will do an invisible zipper..
Wow
I know you are making how to videos but I hope you have someone that you are personally passing on all your knowledge to!
I have a 26 year old helper I’m training to replace me in the next few years. This is not a dying trade. Thanks
Didn't like the ending of the stitch. Always backtack . Magic marker? not good in the long run.
I agree there’s a much better way to finish off……..make a knot and pull the needle out a good way from the stitching give a little tug to hide the knot and cut the thread. Fabric marker a definite no no…….