🎉 You are a fantastic teacher / instructor... Estoy aprendiendo a tó' fuete y estoy muy agradecido 👍😀. Le deseo más éxito y Bendiciones 🕊️ Maestra, orgullo latino en Canada, Weeepaaa que Chevere ! 🌅🎇🙌
Ya desmonté y completé un pantalón de vestir y 2 mahones/ Jeans completos... Estoy esperando que me llegue el "Singer Invisible Hem presser foot" para continuar con los dress pants... Thank you for your inspiration, Pa' lante que vamos ! (Conseguí para día de los Padres una Singer 4452 HD) 👋🤓
That was a very well communicated video offering the pros & the cons of the hems.The clutter of confusion in the minds of guys wanting to change the length of the jeansis clarified well.Thank you 👍
Thank you, I love your channel! Anytime you are looking for video ideas, one thing I would love to see would be how to add belt carriers to my jeans. Women's jeans really cheap out! And curvier women need more than one single belt loop in the back. The clothing history is wonderful, what a fun way to introduce the video. I could listen to you all day!
I've found your videos on denim patching to be so useful. My hemming problem is a bit different though because the jeans I'm working with have a big hole on the heel side from being walked / dragged on the floor. I'd love to see some tips on dealing with a hole like that and re-hemming (a bit shorter). ❤ Thanks for all your tips!
Fantastic video. Thanks for sharing your knowledge and that convenient chart. Where do you get the thread you use to hem jeans? I can’t find one thick enough with the exception on the one choice at Walmart and Joann fabrics.
Thanks for the lesson. I didn’t realize there were all these difference in hems. I also just found out people buy jeans that cost $200 or more. That’s definitely not my budget!
How Levi began: One of Levi’s customers was a tailor named Jacob Davis.One day the wife of a local laborer asked Jacob to make a pair of pants for her husband that wouldn’t fall apart. Jacob tried to think of a way to strengthen his trousers and came up with the idea to put metal rivets at points of strain, like pocket corners and the base of the button fly. These riveted pants were an instant hit. Jacob quickly decided to take out a patent on the process, but needed a business partner to help get the project rolling. He immediately thought of Levi Strauss, from whom he had purchased the cloth to make his riveted pants. Davis wrote to Levi to suggest that the two men hold the patent together. Levi, being an astute businessman, saw the potential for this new product, and agreed to Jacob’s proposal. The two men received patent #139,121 from the U.S. Patent and Trademark Office on May 20, 1873.
I love this! 👆👆👆 And the first pants were made with another material first that was sold by Levi and later substituted by the denim 😊😊😊 I love this story so much! Thanks for sharing. Cheers.
A request please, can you share (a video) of the types of sewing machines you use? I have several home sewing machines but they don't handle sewing jeans from scratch, or hemming. I'm in the market for a commercial machine and I would like to know what to look for. Thank you.
You might want to look for an older machine with metal gears (1970s or earlier). They are made like tanks and can sew anything, jeans to leather. Singer and Kenmore are good brands.
I really like your site and your tips. Please I need help in finding threads to match the customers jeans. Would you kindly share the suppliers with me. Thank you in advance. God bless. MM
I have a question. I took my jeans to a tailor and asked for a euro hem but he used a slightly different color thread on the hem. ( original was orange and the one he used is yellowish) can it be redone with the orange thread and/ or does it really worth it? Sometimes i feel like it is only visible to me you know
@@eyematrak Hi! I understand your frustration. But keep in mind that it would be impossible for a tailor to carry all the colours. In my case, I’d do the same, making it with the most similar color. Anyway if my customer is not happy, I’d do it again with the thread they provide. I mean, you could try to find a color of your liking and give it to the tailor. I’m sure they will be happy to help. Cheers
All that knowledge AND a flowchart! You are extremely generous. A pro! Thank you!
Thank you so much Tomoko! I’m so glad to share what I can! 😄
Love all your work and videos I have learned a lot from you. Thank you
Thanks 🥰🥰🥰
🎉 You are a fantastic teacher / instructor... Estoy aprendiendo a tó' fuete y estoy muy agradecido 👍😀. Le deseo más éxito y Bendiciones 🕊️ Maestra, orgullo latino en Canada, Weeepaaa que Chevere ! 🌅🎇🙌
Ya desmonté y completé un pantalón de vestir y 2 mahones/ Jeans completos...
Estoy esperando que me llegue el "Singer Invisible Hem presser foot" para continuar con los dress pants...
Thank you for your inspiration, Pa' lante que vamos ! (Conseguí para día de los Padres una Singer 4452 HD) 👋🤓
Me alegra mucho! Muchas gracias por tan lindo comentario. Saludos 🥰
That was a very well communicated video offering the pros & the cons of the hems.The clutter of confusion in the minds of guys wanting to change the length of the jeansis clarified well.Thank you 👍
Thanks 🥰
Thank you, I love your channel!
Anytime you are looking for video ideas, one thing I would love to see would be how to add belt carriers to my jeans. Women's jeans really cheap out! And curvier women need more than one single belt loop in the back.
The clothing history is wonderful, what a fun way to introduce the video. I could listen to you all day!
Thank you so much for sharing the flow chart!! It is so helpful as all of your videos are also! I’m so glad I found your channel!
Thanks so much 🥰 I'm glad to help!
I loved this video! The background on jeans and the flowchart … perfect!
Thanks so much 🥰
Such a complete vídeo! Great teacher! Great Tailor!
This is a wonderful historical time frame and very informative. Im well into my 60's and still love my jeans. :-)
Yes! We love our jeans 👖 😍 ❤
I've found your videos on denim patching to be so useful. My hemming problem is a bit different though because the jeans I'm working with have a big hole on the heel side from being walked / dragged on the floor. I'd love to see some tips on dealing with a hole like that and re-hemming (a bit shorter). ❤ Thanks for all your tips!
I'd patch it using a soft material, even interfacing, and then make the hem or even better adding a Eurohem. Cheers 😊
Your flow chart is masterful! Thank you!!
Thank you so much Jessica! I love flow charts!
Every video I watch from you is a new lesson to me
Every time I learn something new. thank you so much
Thank you 🥰
Whatever made you do youtube, I am beyond grateful. Your videos are top notch, and this video is amazingly helpful!!!!!!! :D
Thanks so much for your comment. My daughter is the master mind behind our videos. I provide her with the content and she does the rest! 🙂
I love this video! Informative, educational. And fun.
Thanks 🥰
Thank you so much for the flow chart for determining which hem to use. Love your videos.
I'm so glad you liked it 😊 Thanks!
You are inspiring me to start sewing again.
Thanks so much for your kind comment 😊
Great explanation! Whichever hem I decide to do, it still makes me nervous to cut off the fabric though. Haha!
You can do it! 💪💪💪
Fantastic video. Thanks for sharing your knowledge and that convenient chart. Where do you get the thread you use to hem jeans? I can’t find one thick enough with the exception on the one choice at Walmart and Joann fabrics.
Thanks so much! I get most of my jeans thread on Cleaner's Supply and Wawak. Cheers
Thank you for all your time xo
Thanks for watching and commenting 🥰
Hello there I just love your videos you are so good I wish you lived down the street. I’ve learned so much from you. Thank you 🙏
Thankyou for the video & flowchart ! So helpful ❤️
Oh I’m so glad to help! Glad you liked it! 🥰
I think Mr. Strauss still sells jeans to gold diggers, LOL! Just a different kind nowadays.
😂🤣😂🤣😂🤣 This win today's comment! 😂😂😂
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Thanks for the lesson. I didn’t realize there were all these difference in hems. I also just found out people buy jeans that cost $200 or more. That’s definitely not my budget!
@@rpb638183 It's my pleasure to share! Thanks to alterations, we can definitely work on a budget ;)
100 points for this comment. Very clever thinking .hehe
pff como siempre aprendiendo un monton con los videos! Es algo que voy a tener en cuenta siempre para mis dobladillos! gracias!!!
Que bueno que te gusten. Me encantan tus comentarios. Abrazos!
The person who didn’t like this video knows nothing about sewing, clothes or look. What a pity ‼️😳🙄🤓
Thank you for your words of reassurance!
Wonderful video, you are a master, thanks for sharing!
Thanks 😊
How Levi began:
One of Levi’s customers was a tailor named Jacob Davis.One day the wife of a local laborer asked Jacob to make a pair of pants for her husband that wouldn’t fall apart. Jacob tried to think of a way to strengthen his trousers and came up with the idea to put metal rivets at points of strain, like pocket corners and the base of the button fly. These riveted pants were an instant hit. Jacob quickly decided to take out a patent on the process, but needed a business partner to help get the project rolling. He immediately thought of Levi Strauss, from whom he had purchased the cloth to make his riveted pants.
Davis wrote to Levi to suggest that the two men hold the patent together. Levi, being an astute businessman, saw the potential for this new product, and agreed to Jacob’s proposal. The two men received patent #139,121 from the U.S. Patent and Trademark Office on May 20, 1873.
I love this! 👆👆👆
And the first pants were made with another material first that was sold by Levi and later substituted by the denim 😊😊😊 I love this story so much! Thanks for sharing. Cheers.
Loooooove the flowchart! Genius!
Thank you so much sweetie!
Thanks sooo much for sharing your knowledge!!❤️❤️❤️
Thanks so much for watching 🥰
Thank you for all your informative videos. Are you able to share a price list? I always have a difficult time knowing what to charge
Yes! We will have to share information about it!
Thank you so much for the helpful explanations!
It’s my absolute pleasure!!
Thank you for the flow 'shart ' 🤓
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Great chart! Thank you!
Glad you like it!
A great explanation... And interesting...
Thank you!
Loved your tutorial! Thank you.
Thank you so much Nancy!!
Excellent!
Many thanks! 🥰
Much appreciated thank you.
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Loved this video!
Thank you kindly Ivy!
I love your videos!
Thank you 🥰
Thanks so much for this video!
My pleasure 🥰
You are awesome!
Thanks!
A request please, can you share (a video) of the types of sewing machines you use? I have several home sewing machines but they don't handle sewing jeans from scratch, or hemming. I'm in the market for a commercial machine and I would like to know what to look for. Thank you.
I'll make a video showing my sewing machine for jeans and what I did to it to make it very strong!
You might want to look for an older machine with metal gears (1970s or earlier). They are made like tanks and can sew anything, jeans to leather. Singer and Kenmore are good brands.
@@daxxydog5777 Yes they were great. I had one for years inherited from a family member. It was a tank I loved it but getting parts was difficult.
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En français c'est bien aussi.
I really like your site and your tips.
Please I need help in finding threads to match the customers jeans. Would you kindly share the suppliers with me. Thank you in advance. God bless.
MM
Thanks 😊 I get my jeans thread on Wawak/Cleaner's Supply. They carry two kind. Jeans thread and Gutenberg top stitch. Cheers 😊
Very nice explanation. Thank you!
Glad you enjoyed it! 🥰
I have a question. I took my jeans to a tailor and asked for a euro hem but he used a slightly different color thread on the hem. ( original was orange and the one he used is yellowish) can it be redone with the orange thread and/ or does it really worth it? Sometimes i feel like it is only visible to me you know
@@eyematrak Hi! I understand your frustration. But keep in mind that it would be impossible for a tailor to carry all the colours. In my case, I’d do the same, making it with the most similar color. Anyway if my customer is not happy, I’d do it again with the thread they provide. I mean, you could try to find a color of your liking and give it to the tailor. I’m sure they will be happy to help. Cheers
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