Hey said I’d be bk lol! Saw a remark of a new sewer. Welcome newbie. This will be the best hobby, job etc. that you can learn to do. I started sewing when I was 8 yrs old, w/ my mom who could sew a bit & gramma’s that sewed well. I new I loved it. I was making doll & crafts as a kid. But later for myself & family. Several yrs passed before I got a nice machine … almost $300. … a lot of money bk then. I still have it by the way. An wish my other machines only cost that much, right!! I’m self taught … a seamstress now of 50+ yrs. Back then googling “how too” didn’t exit. You can learn so much from diy videos. This one isn’t as much on sewing but the tips are great & can make sewing easier. Believe me there are times when the “right” glue will save a project, make it easier & control how much time & money you spend. Glues, cement, etc. are to expensive to just “by & try”. And the wrong one (always try on a scrap 1st) can damage or ruin your project. And yes w/ all my experience this video was very helpful!! ❤ Thank you Judy
I am new to sewing and have been watching TONS of videos while I get my feet wet and start to sew. Yours . . . well, I am almost speechless! You are fabulous! Your videos are a GREAT pace and super-informative and SO very chock full of meaningful and helpful information. I am subscribing and plan to be a fan of yours for life !
The tip on gluing the pockets with the pants placement match up was worth the price of admission! Awesome. Thank you so much. I subscribed, and will find you on FB next, too.
I tried the E6000 glue recently for the first time to fix a woven bracelet for the threads to not fall apart and it just stuck there. It’s a transparent and flexible enough so it won’t get brittle or peel off. Definitely a game changer.
Thanks to the "Queen of Glue." I was in a hurry to get to an appointment and the lapel on my jacket just would do stay in place, No time to iron. Out came the glue stick and it seconds I was ready to go!!
This brings tears to my eyes..I don't have to give my clothes away now cos I lost alot of weight? And yes, I want to make some beautiful embellished clothes and lengthen my sleeves with wide lace, cos I have those bat wing arms? Lol Thank u💖💖💖
I really like the uses for E6000 you showed. Never wd gsve thought of that. But are the E6000 and the glue tape stiff and hard left in the clothing? Guess I will have to make a sample using them and find out, huh? An excellent video, thank you for not telling us all about your purchasing experiences. You explained, semi demonstrated, showed us the product and where we could puechase.
E6000 sounds perfect for my little project of gluing a GRATEFUL DEAD emblem (it's sort of rubbery)cut from a T-shirt (too small) onto the back of a denim jacket.
What brand of glue stick do you use? I’ve tried the trick with the zipper, but the glue stick won’t keep it in place. Also, can you suggest some non-toxic spray adhesive? Most of the ones I’ve seen are toxic and I’m a little chemically sensitive. I really love your idea about the glue tape. A friend gave me some once and I thought I’d never use it. Eventually I did, but I didn’t now there were so many other things I could use it for!
Would you please show us how to make clothing for children. My seven-year-old granddaughter wants me to make a "pretty" dress for her. I haven't sew for children in more than 40 years.
Very useful tips. I would like to learn how I can save my fabric glue tube getting hardenend? I had kept it tightly closed and I can press it, the glue seems sliding inside but nothig comes out as ithe upper tube glue seems has become too thick! I don't like to throw away ..but buying a new one, I would like to know how I can stop this happening! I would appreciate your feedback.
I tried to affix brackets to the wall to hang a curtain rod... Using E6000 LOL I didn’t have the stamina to hold the bracket against the wall while the glue dried, however.
Tape it in the meantime. Use, a good painters tape, that will release from the wall. That will hold it until the glue dries. Hope you have some on hand. Btw, thats a nifty idea to glue the bracket on.
You got good information but need to clearly speak you website address not stutter or mumble it. I am trying to find where you purchased the material you used on the purse. I like the style. Could you please post the website you are announcing. Thank you.
Hey said I’d be bk lol! Saw a remark of a new sewer. Welcome newbie. This will be the best hobby, job etc. that you can learn to do. I started sewing when I was 8 yrs old, w/ my mom who could sew a bit & gramma’s that sewed well. I new I loved it. I was making doll & crafts as a kid. But later for myself & family. Several yrs passed before I got a nice machine … almost $300. … a lot of money bk then. I still have it by the way. An wish my other machines only cost that much, right!! I’m self taught … a seamstress now of 50+ yrs. Back then googling “how too” didn’t exit. You can learn so much from diy videos. This one isn’t as much on sewing but the tips are great & can make sewing easier. Believe me there are times when the “right” glue will save a project, make it easier & control how much time & money you spend. Glues, cement, etc. are to expensive to just “by & try”. And the wrong one (always try on a scrap 1st) can damage or ruin your project. And yes w/ all my experience this video was very helpful!! ❤ Thank you Judy
You are absolutely the most wonderful teacher I have ever been exposed to. Your tips on glue were fantastic!!!!
Thank you, thank you, thank you!!!!!
I am new to sewing and have been watching TONS of videos while I get my feet wet and start to sew. Yours . . . well, I am almost speechless! You are fabulous! Your videos are a GREAT pace and super-informative and SO very chock full of meaningful and helpful information. I am subscribing and plan to be a fan of yours for life !
Judy, Judy, Judy. You deserve a big kiss! Thank you for this amazing Show and Tell!
I loved the tip about gluing the pockets to make sure they are perfectly set! My mother was a professional seamstress--she would have loved you too!
Love your Vaseline tip! I've never heard of that before and I've been sewing and doing crafts for years. Thank you!
The tip on gluing the pockets with the pants placement match up was worth the price of admission! Awesome. Thank you so much. I subscribed, and will find you on FB next, too.
You had me at, glued This Old House back together 😂 You're so informative, helpful, and funny. Thank you!
This girlfriend is perfect in every way.... I loved learning this stuff.
I tried the E6000
glue recently for the first time to fix a woven bracelet for the threads to not fall apart and it just stuck there. It’s a transparent and flexible enough so it won’t get brittle or peel off. Definitely a game changer.
Thanks for this idea. I have E6000, but never thought of doing that for bracelets.
I use Elmer’s washable glue. It holds great temporarily, enough while I sew. Comes out in the wash. It’s my favorite.
Great hints and tips and thank you for sharing
You're a life saver Judy 🙏
Fantastic!!!!!!!thank you for the tutorial. 👍🏻😘
wow those are great tips, you're such a smart lady!
you have some great ideas!!
P.s. You sew beautifully as well.
Great tip for matching pockets, thank you.
Super super helpful video! Thank you!
Thanks for the tips!
Thank you for your sharing
Thanks to the "Queen of Glue." I was in a hurry to get to an appointment and the lapel on my jacket just would do stay in place, No time to iron. Out came the glue stick and it seconds I was ready to go!!
Thank you!
this lady is a legit genius.
This brings tears to my eyes..I don't have to give my clothes away now cos I lost alot of weight? And yes, I want to make some beautiful embellished clothes and lengthen my sleeves with wide lace, cos I have those bat wing arms? Lol Thank u💖💖💖
I really like the uses for E6000 you showed. Never wd gsve thought of that. But are the E6000 and the glue tape stiff and hard left in the clothing? Guess I will have to make a sample using them and find out, huh? An excellent video, thank you for not telling us all about your purchasing experiences. You explained, semi demonstrated, showed us the product and where we could puechase.
Awesome!
glue gum with fabric glue will hold up better.
E6000 sounds perfect for my little project of gluing a GRATEFUL DEAD emblem (it's sort of rubbery)cut from a T-shirt (too small) onto the back of a denim jacket.
the lettering alone will be a challenge of my patience.
excellent!
Interesting!!
What brand of glue stick do you use? I’ve tried the trick with the zipper, but the glue stick won’t keep it in place. Also, can you suggest some non-toxic spray adhesive? Most of the ones I’ve seen are toxic and I’m a little chemically sensitive. I really love your idea about the glue tape. A friend gave me some once and I thought I’d never use it. Eventually I did, but I didn’t now there were so many other things I could use it for!
Converted a phone case wallet to magsafe with the e6000. Stuff is legit.
how do you get it off your hands?
What about fabric glue?
How do you not let the e6000 keep oozing out when you use it?
Would you please show us how to make clothing for children. My seven-year-old granddaughter wants me to make a "pretty" dress for her. I haven't sew for children in more than 40 years.
So I can use E60000 if I wanted to glue the zipper to fabric??
Great video!!!! ❤ I will be bk!
Very useful tips. I would like to learn how I can save my fabric glue tube getting hardenend? I had kept it tightly closed and I can press it, the glue seems sliding inside but nothig comes out as ithe upper tube glue seems has become too thick! I don't like to throw away ..but buying a new one, I would like to know how I can stop this happening! I would appreciate your feedback.
which fabric glue is heat proof
Would the e6000 work for Bio-Plastic fabric? Similar to PVC but thinner?
Does the glue have to be wiped off of the needle from time to time??
Does permanent glue feel rough or stiff?
I tried to affix brackets to the wall to hang a curtain rod... Using E6000 LOL I didn’t have the stamina to hold the bracket against the wall while the glue dried,
however.
Tape it in the meantime. Use, a good painters tape, that will release from the wall. That will hold it until the glue dries. Hope you have some on hand. Btw, thats a nifty idea to glue the bracket on.
i dont recomend E600 it leaves stains when you ar not using yung garment
Agree with all below
Hard to see for me, wish you would give close ups...
You mentioned your website but its not shown under your name, and I have trouble understanding your accent - I am an aussie.
She has some what of a Southern/mid west accent sometimes it's hard to understand southern people lol
faite vous des vidéos en français
Wat about gorilla wood glue ????
😂😂😂😂😂
You got good information but need to clearly speak you website address not stutter or mumble it. I am trying to find where you purchased the material you used on the purse. I like the style. Could you please post the website you are announcing. Thank you.
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