I've sewn for 45+ years and have never attempted anything with a zipper. Until today. I do not want to destroy my lovely & fun dress I've sewn. So after watching your tutorial (very straight forward and concise), I'm full of confidence! I'll tag you on my post after I'm done.
Thank-you sooo much for posting this video! I've been sewing for over 50 years and have always avoided invisible zippers. The Reader's Digest Complete Book of Sewing tells me it's impossible to put them in without and invisible zipper foot. The book is wrong! Your video was so helpful and easy to follow. I used my regular zipper foot and adjustable needle position, followed your very clear instructions, and got it on the first try! Thank-you again!!!! Lifesaver!!
I have tried following many invisible zipper tutorials and was not satisfied with the results. Yours is the easiest, simplest and shortest. Thank you very much
I’ve watched a few but this is the clearest, especially cos you used fabric with an obvious right/ wrong side. I have done ordinary zip inserts in the past but want to achieve this invisible look for a dress. I have made my notes. Will let you know how it goes!
@@WonderFilThreads I was happy with it. It’s not quite right but that’s user error not teaching error and I have learnt. Basically the teeth on my zip went all the way to the top of the tape. So hard to neaten off. I’ll buy a zip with a little spare tape next time!
If anyone else is a self-taught beginner, you have to align the foot itself to the left or the right. I was trying to place the foot in the center like the universal foot and felt crazy when it wouldn't go in. Despite your clear instructions, I still had a pretty hard time with my zipper because I can't work out of the right groove at all. My needle alignment doesn't move the needle far enough. I had to work one side upside down and finish the bottom of the zipper hem by sewing in reverse. My machine is brand new, so I'm a little annoyed that it already needs to be serviced.
I am separating a dress as the top half is now 2 tight and using the bottom half as a skirt, the zipper was all intact till the zipper tag came off and now I have to install an invisible zipper, which I find daunting, but this tutorial made it look so easy. Thank you.
Helpful, thank you. I'm working my way through a beginner's sewing e-book and I'm trying to see if there's a way around creating the concealed zipper look on a skirt, rather than having to buy a concealed zipper foot x
thanks for this demonstration, it's very helpful, one question I have is, why do I need to switch back to the regular walking foot, couldn't I just finish the seem with the zipper foot for convenience? or will something go wrong if I do that?
Second time is a charm. I was recycling a zipper that didn't have stop brass at the top. The new zipper from the store had stops so the pull stays put. :-)
You can hand sew the stoppers as well. Use whip stitch in one place till you get big enough chunk to use as stoppers. Also you can do this with bottom stopper to shorten the zipper.
Hi. Do you know how to hide the zipper, on the inside of the blouse, please? I have made a blouse with opening for zipper front, open ended, invisible. I haven't installed it yet, because I think with all my French seams and nice interior, the zipper will make the inside ugly. Do you know what I mean? Plus a raw zipper, on the skin. Please help, with ideas.
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I've sewn for 45+ years and have never attempted anything with a zipper. Until today. I do not want to destroy my lovely & fun dress I've sewn. So after watching your tutorial (very straight forward and concise), I'm full of confidence! I'll tag you on my post after I'm done.
That is awesome!
Thank-you sooo much for posting this video! I've been sewing for over 50 years and have always avoided invisible zippers. The Reader's Digest Complete Book of Sewing tells me it's impossible to put them in without and invisible zipper foot. The book is wrong! Your video was so helpful and easy to follow. I used my regular zipper foot and adjustable needle position, followed your very clear instructions, and got it on the first try! Thank-you again!!!! Lifesaver!!
Your video was SO easy to follow! I didn't have an invisible zipper foot, and this worked perfectly! Thank you!
I have tried following many invisible zipper tutorials and was not satisfied with the results. Yours is the easiest, simplest and shortest. Thank you very much
this is a lifesaver of a tutorial! Thanks for uploading. Very easy to understand. :)
Thank you for this video! I watched a bunch and this was the only one where I understood how to finish the seams near the zipper, it was very clear!
I'm sewing invisible zipper for the first time and it turned out great. Thanks a bunch!
Glad this video helped! XD
I love how you mentioned what thread, and needle to use I’ve been trying to get educated on threads when doing projects like this❤
This was my first invisible zipper and your directions were very clear and easy to understand. I did it!
Great information, and (not too wordy) instructions, thank you.
Very good tutorial! It was a refresher for me since I have not sewing in years, but this really helped! Thanks!
Your tutorial was VERY helpful!💜
Thank you so much!🧡🍁
This is what we did in school in the 70's. I got a merit mark for my zipper! 😂
What a fantastic demonstration! You are a great teacher.
I FINALLY DID IT! Thank you for the clear instructions!
After this video I had the confident to sew an invisible zipper thank you soo much ❤
this was extremly useful! Thank you!
Thank you very very much! Very clear ! I sewed my first zipper with your help!
I’ve watched a few but this is the clearest, especially cos you used fabric with an obvious right/ wrong side.
I have done ordinary zip inserts in the past but want to achieve this invisible look for a dress. I have made my notes. Will let you know how it goes!
Good luck with your project! Hope it's a success!
@@WonderFilThreads I was happy with it. It’s not quite right but that’s user error not teaching error and I have learnt. Basically the teeth on my zip went all the way to the top of the tape. So hard to neaten off. I’ll buy a zip with a little spare tape next time!
But your video guided me well and the zip is concealed properly with using just a normal zipper foot. Thanks a million!
@@suze1958wilde Amazing! So happy to hear it worked out for you :) We're sure your next zipper will be even easier now that you've had some practice.
If anyone else is a self-taught beginner, you have to align the foot itself to the left or the right. I was trying to place the foot in the center like the universal foot and felt crazy when it wouldn't go in.
Despite your clear instructions, I still had a pretty hard time with my zipper because I can't work out of the right groove at all. My needle alignment doesn't move the needle far enough. I had to work one side upside down and finish the bottom of the zipper hem by sewing in reverse. My machine is brand new, so I'm a little annoyed that it already needs to be serviced.
Easy to follow. Thanks!
Very helpful, thank you for the tutorial @WonderFil Threads... nice delivery from the lady...
Great instructions!!!
I like to glue instead of pin because it keeps it from moving! Good tip and good video. Thank you!
Nice. Filled up a little gap in my learning.
0:16 0:17 enjoyed the tutorial found it very easy to follow
Thanks for the tutorial
This was helpful, thank you!
I am separating a dress as the top half is now 2 tight and using the bottom half as a skirt, the zipper was all intact till the zipper tag came off and now I have to install an invisible zipper, which I find daunting, but this tutorial made it look so easy. Thank you.
Glad we could help!:D
Helpful, thank you. I'm working my way through a beginner's sewing e-book and I'm trying to see if there's a way around creating the concealed zipper look on a skirt, rather than having to buy a concealed zipper foot x
Good luck with your project! Glad this video could help you out!
thanks for this demonstration, it's very helpful, one question I have is, why do I need to switch back to the regular walking foot, couldn't I just finish the seem with the zipper foot for convenience? or will something go wrong if I do that?
Looks doable, thanks
Thank you.. I needed to see that..
Thank you! this is very helpful
I learned fast from you❤
thank you so much!
Thank you, very helpful :)
Thank you so much! This video took my fear of failing at my 1st attempt to add a zipper to anything!
You can do it!❤️
Second time is a charm. I was recycling a zipper that didn't have stop brass at the top. The new zipper from the store had stops so the pull stays put. :-)
You can hand sew the stoppers as well. Use whip stitch in one place till you get big enough chunk to use as stoppers. Also you can do this with bottom stopper to shorten the zipper.
Thank you for your tutorial. it is very helpful. Thank you again.
Really clear and helpful-- thank you!
Glad this video was helpful to you!
gonna have to try again - still visible
Hi. Do you know how to hide the zipper, on the inside of the blouse, please? I have made a blouse with opening for zipper front, open ended, invisible. I haven't installed it yet, because I think with all my French seams and nice interior, the zipper will make the inside ugly. Do you know what I mean? Plus a raw zipper, on the skin. Please help, with ideas.
Thank you! Although, could do without the background music.
I think I did something wrong because the back of the zipper is on the right side of my fabric >.
Oh no! Hope you were able to fix it! 😢
The zipper and fabric are placed face-to-face. Then, when you fold back the fabric, the pull is facing out with the right side of the fabric.
You'd have done well to warn us that the zipper pull falls off when you pull to close...back to the fabric store. 😣
User error perhaps
It really should not fall off! Faulty product?
It’s not invisible!
Yes it is. Did you see the zipper after finishing it. You cannot see the zipper. That is invisible
Yeah it is...?
The fabric edges touch, covering the teeth of the zip. But the seam is obviously still seen.