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I have to tell you that as I was successfully pulling my first strap off the tube, I heard you say “leave a comment below and let me know how you make your straps”. I started laughing and said out loud to you on my iPad “ I don’t make straps, because I never had anyone show me this technique!” 😂. I am making medieval style dresses for 4 granddaughters and got panicky until I found you on RUclips. Thank you for such a clear and concise lesson on this technique. I’m no longer afraid! God Bless!
Glad to hear this. There are some things in life that I do not enjoy doing. Pumping gas and making skinny loops! I’m always looking for ways to make it easier. Happy Sewing!
I purposely never make skinny straps. I never knew how. But combine these straps with the tassels you showed us how to make on another video and … well, mind blown! 🤯🤯🤯 Thank you. ❤
This is BRILLIANT! I got so frustrated with sewing because of having trouble with these sorts of details. Bonus, The guide will also help me teach my 9y/o nieces to sew in a straight line.
I’m so glad to hear this! There are some tricks I just want to share with everyone as they used to frustrate me too. Please share and have a look at some of my other videos. More to come. Have a brilliant day!😊🙏
@@NotchesSewing I've watched 3 already! Thank you for helping me find solutions to problems that made sewing more of a chore than a joy. My confidence in my ability to sew really dipped when I'd get stuck on certain steps.
Thank you for watching. Sewing is all about practice. It’s impossible to sew anything perfectly without practice and learning to control your machine and fabric and not letting it control you! Always test on scraps with anything you’re unsure of. Those you can just toss away instead of unpicking your project and possible damaging your fabric. BUT if you have to unpick, just take a deep breath and speak nicely to your project 😄. Let me know if there’s anything else you need tips on. Cheers
Thank you for this video. I bought a pattern off etsy and the instructions just say make straps and cut x length. I've never made spaghetti straps before so I was lost. This video is perfect
Thank you for the fantastic tips! And, by the way, your explanations are brief and precise, and I love the tone of your voice. Will come back for more tips! 😍
Thank you, beautiful soul!!! I just bought my loop turner and I needed an easy way to understand how to use it. Keep shining and thank you for teaching all of us. Best regards from Bolivia, South America (Angelina, final year fashion design student who needs extra help always)
Thanks Angie! Please have a look at my other video to turn tubes/straps. I have a few more sewing videos on my channel. All the best in your final year. You will always be learning..😊 Cheers! ruclips.net/video/Ip_no2Mlr5A/видео.html
This tutorial is pure gold. I've used tubes with sticks inside before, and I have a loop turner for really thin ones, but I never thought to combine them. I've turned two of my six straps with just a loop turner before rewatching the tutorial. Luckily my reusable metal straw was narrow enough for my knit straps, and this is much, much easier!
This is blowing my mind. Thank you so much for this video, I tried to make straps on my own with no success so I've been putting off finishing this one project for months!! I will buy a loop turner ASAP and get back to work!!
Hi Angela, I'm enjoying so much watching your techniques everything is so precise and neat really beautiful, I'm in Europe, so our timelines are off by 8 hours I think, I have to stop watching have to get ready for work I start very early, but I'll return and watch more of your ideas and great techniques.
LOL get some sleep! The videos will still be there after work. Really happy to hear you are enjoying them. I really like to have a neat clean finish for everything or I can’t sleep....🙃. Thanks so much for watching. Please subscribe and turn on notifications for new videos. Cheers!
Such a great, straight to the point tutorial. Thank you so much for this. I have material (but no pattern...gulp!) to make a simple daywear camisole top. Easy... yeah right!! Procrastination immediately set in with spaghetti straps being the main culprit but I feel a little more confident now. Thank you. I also really warmed to the fact that you've replied to so many comments. Though time consuming, it's an extra very thoughtful touch & a warranted subscription.
Thanks so much for your kind words.🙏. Sure beats being called a joke…🤣Practice on some short scraps and you’ll soon get the hang of it. I actually dislike turning any type of tube so if there is an easier way, I try to share it. Have a look at my Tube turner video for some more hints. Thanks for noticing my replies. You are correct, it is very time consuming but it’s all about community. It you took the time out of your day to comment, it’s the least I can do. Please check out other tutorials on my channel and have fun sewing!😊
Thank you kindly!🥰💘 I’m making a satin dress from Star Wars & it has these small satin straps ! You’ve helped me immensely, good thing I saved that ballooon😹
I’m watching this video for the third time in a row, because it’s simply that satisfying! The tip of putting the hoop around something stable is gold! I’ll be installing a hook on my sewing table for just this purpose tomorrow! Thanks
Grateful for the Video. Have been holding on to a loop turner for about 5 years without a clue a to how to use it. Learnt it today after watching your video. Thanks again. 🙏🙏
Glad it helped! Loop turners aren't that much fun using them on their own but having the tubes makes it much less painful. Thanks for watching. Please share and have a look at some of my other videos. Cheers!
Thanks for subbing! So glad that fear is gone!! Just try it out on some scraps. Once you try with my method to turn skinny loops, you’ll love it. Thanks for watching and please share and check out some of my other videos. Cheers.
You've done a very clear and professional job of explaining how to improve using a Loop Turner. Question: What's the widest strap this loop turner can handle?
Thank you😊. No real limit to how wide a strap you turn with it but there are other ways to turn a tube/strap. Please have a look at my other video ruclips.net/video/Ip_no2Mlr5A/видео.html
OMG!!! Ok, first of all, your voice is so soothing. I was starting to feel like dozing off. Loved it. And Secondly, I needed this tutorial. Thank you So much.
You are so welcome! Thank you for your kind words! After 10 years of my husband encouraging me to make RUclips tutorials, I finally did this year, I had always put it off because I can’t stand the sound of my voice! Thanks for watching. You’ve made my day😊🙏. I have more videos coming. Cheers
@@NotchesSewing I did it!! I did my 1st. Method scrunchie!! Made it 46 x 7. Loved it. Did it on some (clearance satin fabric cause I knew I’d need it some years later, lol). Sooo easyyy! I made two. Will try the Tshirt scrunchies next. Thank you so much! And I didn’t get tired of hearing your voice every time I had to repeat the tutorial lol. Blessings!!
Sorry just found this reply. I don’t see all the notifications. So glad you made the scrunchie. Not sure if you have seen this one yet but it’s another good one. Cheers and thanks for watching.😊 ruclips.net/video/17REeULcwTI/видео.html
Thanks for your informative video, which I have saved. I want to use your technique as a tie end for a top, can you please suggest a way to finish off one end? The other end will be in the seam allowance. Thank you
I can not WAIT to try this!! I have a few questions: What stitch length are you using on your industrial straight stitch? What type of thread, also, for this stretch satin? And .. is it a size 80/12 or 90/14 needle? Followed your page because this tutorial was so perfect, I'm sure there must be more great tips and I can't wait to browse your page to find them
This is the best and most thoughtfully described tutorial on using a loop turner. I have not been able to turn my loops successfully yet but this has been really helpful. What advice do you have for non-slippery fabrics? I made a top with a loop button enclosure out of heavy cotton/linen and couldn't turn out the 12cm loop so I just left it un turned out. Do you have any tips for success?
You're very welcome! Heavy fabrics is really hard to turn . Can you make loops out of a lightweight contrast or matching fabric? It will look like a feature on the blouse. Otherwise you can fold your fabric like a thin binding and edgestitch to make the loops. Fold so that it is a point on the end and tack across. Please check out some of my other tutorials. Cheers!
Mam I loved your video. Very easy to understand.i am making chair cusions ,want to make a spaghetti ties but its a canvas fabric I could not turn in side out even w/ a loop turner( because of the thickness of fabric. )Can you please help me on this problem?
Hi Verona, it would be almost impossible to make skinny ties from canvas. You are better to cut the fabric 4x the final width you want and press into long strips and topstitch on each side. Press in half first to make crease, then turn the side edges in to meet in the centre and then match the folded edges.
Super video. What kind of tape are you using as a guide? My machine in mainly plastic so that would be fantastic, I can't use those nice magnetic ones.
Thank you😊. You can find a link to purchase the mounting tape in the description of the video. Let me know how you go with your skinny straps. Please check out my video on making a tube turner. You will find that helpful too. Thanks for watching🙏
Amazing video. I have been having trouble making my straps so hopefully this will help me out. One question tho, my fabric keeps fraying at the end (I am using a crepe back satin fabric) how can I prevent it from fraying so much?
Thanks for watching. Try a few different things on some scrap and see what works best . Cut with pinking shears, add Fray stop along edges before turning over, stitch a couple more lines along the seam or serge your edges before turning. Hope this helps. Cheers!
Yes it is. The extra seam can stay nicely inside for a firm strap. Always test a short length of bias with your fabric . You may need to cut narrower if too difficult to turn
Glad it was helpful! thanks for watching. Please share and have a look at some of my other tutorials for more sewing tricks and tips. Have a great day!😊
I wouldn’t trim to give it more strength and body. If there is too little seam inside, it will fray more easily and will be hard to fix. Always make a couple from scrap to see what look you like best. Thanks for watching.
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I have to tell you that as I was successfully pulling my first strap off the tube, I heard you say “leave a comment below and let me know how you make your straps”. I started laughing and said out loud to you on my iPad “ I don’t make straps, because I never had anyone show me this technique!” 😂. I am making medieval style dresses for 4 granddaughters and got panicky until I found you on RUclips. Thank you for such a clear and concise lesson on this technique. I’m no longer afraid! God Bless!
Glad to hear this. There are some things in life that I do not enjoy doing. Pumping gas and making skinny loops! I’m always looking for ways to make it easier. Happy Sewing!
I purposely never make skinny straps. I never knew how. But combine these straps with the tassels you showed us how to make on another video and … well, mind blown! 🤯🤯🤯 Thank you. ❤
You're welcome! I'm so glad you are enjoying the tutorials!
One of the best tutorials ever!!!!!!!!!!!!
Thank you! Hope it helps😊
This is BRILLIANT! I got so frustrated with sewing because of having trouble with these sorts of details. Bonus, The guide will also help me teach my 9y/o nieces to sew in a straight line.
I’m so glad to hear this! There are some tricks I just want to share with everyone as they used to frustrate me too. Please share and have a look at some of my other videos. More to come. Have a brilliant day!😊🙏
@@NotchesSewing I've watched 3 already! Thank you for helping me find solutions to problems that made sewing more of a chore than a joy. My confidence in my ability to sew really dipped when I'd get stuck on certain steps.
Thank you for watching. Sewing is all about practice. It’s impossible to sew anything perfectly without practice and learning to control your machine and fabric and not letting it control you! Always test on scraps with anything you’re unsure of. Those you can just toss away instead of unpicking your project and possible damaging your fabric. BUT if you have to unpick, just take a deep breath and speak nicely to your project 😄. Let me know if there’s anything else you need tips on.
Cheers
I have never even attempted to make straps before because it seemed so difficult, but this was a major help... these tips are brilliant! Thank you!
You're so welcome! Please use some scraps and practice, practice, practice and you’ll be expert in no time😊
One of the best tip videos I have ever watched. Excellent detail, videography and teaching. Thank you!
Wow, thanks! If you belong to any sewing groups, please share. Have a great day!😊
These are truly marvelous tips. Thank you very much.
Glad you like them! I hope you try them out and let me know how you go😃
Impressive, I had no idea this could be done at home, and still turn out so well.
Turning narrow straps can be a real pain …….😊
I have one of these and had no clue how to use it, so its been in my sewing stuff just lazing around. Now I can finally use it, thanks!
Glad I could help!
I wish I'd seen this Video 4 hours ago, it would have saved me from a frustration morning. Such a simple task when you're shown how. thank you
You're welcome!
Excellent tutorial and very good detailed camera work. Cutting a little hole for the loop turner to latch onto is a great tip. Many thanks
Thank you! Hope you give it a try😊
Thank you for sharing, so glad I found your video to use this technique, it's simple, but oh so effective😊
So glad to hear this! Thanks for watching. Please have a look on my channel for more hacks etc😊
Thank you for this video. I bought a pattern off etsy and the instructions just say make straps and cut x length. I've never made spaghetti straps before so I was lost. This video is perfect
I’m so glad I could help!😊. It’s a bit much to expect one to just know how to make straps…..😬. Happy Sewing!
Thank you for the fantastic tips! And, by the way, your explanations are brief and precise, and I love the tone of your voice. Will come back for more tips! 😍
Thanks for watching. Please share and have a look at my at some of my other videos. Cheers!
This is EXACTLY what I wanted to learn. Great video. Thank you very much.
I hope you love these methods😊
Thank you a lot for this hack!! Didn't know how to do it for lycra spaghettis, it work well for me with an old pen! Thanks again!
You're very welcome!
🤩 Amazing 🤩. Will save so much time and trouble fussing over making the loops. One of the best tips I’ve seen. Thanks for sharing!
Thanks for watching. Hope it helps😊
Thanks for sharing how to use the loops, your video has been extremely helpful to me!!
You're very welcome! Glad you like it.😊
Thank you, beautiful soul!!! I just bought my loop turner and I needed an easy way to understand how to use it.
Keep shining and thank you for teaching all of us.
Best regards from Bolivia, South America
(Angelina, final year fashion design student who needs extra help always)
Thanks Angie! Please have a look at my other video to turn tubes/straps. I have a few more sewing videos on my channel. All the best in your final year. You will always be learning..😊 Cheers! ruclips.net/video/Ip_no2Mlr5A/видео.html
This tutorial is pure gold.
I've used tubes with sticks inside before, and I have a loop turner for really thin ones, but I never thought to combine them. I've turned two of my six straps with just a loop turner before rewatching the tutorial. Luckily my reusable metal straw was narrow enough for my knit straps, and this is much, much easier!
So glad you found it helpful. Thanks for watching!😊
This is blowing my mind. Thank you so much for this video, I tried to make straps on my own with no success so I've been putting off finishing this one project for months!! I will buy a loop turner ASAP and get back to work!!
You can do it!
Hi Angela, I'm enjoying so much watching your techniques everything is so precise and neat really beautiful, I'm in Europe, so our timelines are off by 8 hours I think, I have to stop watching have to get ready for work I start very early, but I'll return and watch more of your ideas and great techniques.
LOL get some sleep! The videos will still be there after work. Really happy to hear you are enjoying them. I really like to have a neat clean finish for everything or I can’t sleep....🙃. Thanks so much for watching. Please subscribe and turn on notifications for new videos. Cheers!
OMG you are brilliant. I was about to give up trying to turn a skinny tube inside out with anything I can think of…I’ll try your method! Thank you! 🙏
Have fun!
Such a great, straight to the point tutorial. Thank you so much for this. I have material (but no pattern...gulp!) to make a simple daywear camisole top. Easy... yeah right!! Procrastination immediately set in with spaghetti straps being the main culprit but I feel a little more confident now. Thank you. I also really warmed to the fact that you've replied to so many comments. Though time consuming, it's an extra very thoughtful touch & a warranted subscription.
Thanks so much for your kind words.🙏. Sure beats being called a joke…🤣Practice on some short scraps and you’ll soon get the hang of it. I actually dislike turning any type of tube so if there is an easier way, I try to share it. Have a look at my Tube turner video for some more hints. Thanks for noticing my replies. You are correct, it is very time consuming but it’s all about community. It you took the time out of your day to comment, it’s the least I can do. Please check out other tutorials on my channel and have fun sewing!😊
Love your techniques. Thank you for sharing.
You're welcome, I hope you enjoy making more 😊
The larger corner idea is gr8!
Thank you kindly!🥰💘 I’m making a satin dress from Star Wars & it has these small satin straps ! You’ve helped me immensely, good thing I saved that ballooon😹
You are so welcome! Have fun pulling through the balloon stick. It’s so satisfying!
I’m watching this video for the third time in a row, because it’s simply that satisfying! The tip of putting the hoop around something stable is gold! I’ll be installing a hook on my sewing table for just this purpose tomorrow! Thanks
Thank you. I hope you love it!🙂
It worked great! Question, does it make a huge difference when using strips not cut on the bias?
yes it will be harder to turn and won’t look as nice
As somewhat of a beginner, spaghetti straps were so intimidating to me until I watched this. Thanks so much!!!
Just keep practicing on scrap fabric and you won’t be intimidated anymore. Thanks for watching😊
Grateful for the Video. Have been holding on to a loop turner for about 5 years without a clue a to how to use it. Learnt it today after watching your video. Thanks again. 🙏🙏
Glad it helped! Loop turners aren't that much fun using them on their own but having the tubes makes it much less painful. Thanks for watching. Please share and have a look at some of my other videos. Cheers!
@@NotchesSewing Yes am watching your other videos now. Love from India. ☺️☺️
thank you!
Thanks so much for your video!! I know it's going to help me tomorrow fix a dress at my formal store quickly!!
You’re so welcome! Good luck😊
Best teacher!! Where have you been all my life?!
😄thank you! Glad you found me. Please check out some of my other tutorials. Cheers!
I completely forgot to how do these straps and you made this so easy
Thanks for watching!😊
Love love these tips. Always afraid to use the loop turner. Not anymore. Thanks. Another subscriber😊
Thanks for subbing! So glad that fear is gone!! Just try it out on some scraps. Once you try with my method to turn skinny loops, you’ll love it. Thanks for watching and please share and check out some of my other videos. Cheers.
You've done a very clear and professional job of explaining how to improve using a Loop Turner. Question: What's the widest strap this loop turner can handle?
Thank you😊. No real limit to how wide a strap you turn with it but there are other ways to turn a tube/strap. Please have a look at my other video ruclips.net/video/Ip_no2Mlr5A/видео.html
One of your videos was recommended to me and I'm so glad it was. You have some of the best tips and tutorials. Thank you so much. :)
I'm so glad! Really appreciate you letting me know. These vids take so long to produce so I’m glad you find them helpful.🙏😊
OMG!!! Ok, first of all, your voice is so soothing. I was starting to feel like dozing off. Loved it. And Secondly, I needed this tutorial. Thank you So much.
You are so welcome! Thank you for your kind words! After 10 years of my husband encouraging me to make RUclips tutorials, I finally did this year, I had always put it off because I can’t stand the sound of my voice! Thanks for watching. You’ve made my day😊🙏. I have more videos coming. Cheers
@@NotchesSewing I did it!! I did my 1st. Method scrunchie!! Made it 46 x 7. Loved it. Did it on some (clearance satin fabric cause I knew I’d need it some years later, lol). Sooo easyyy! I made two. Will try the Tshirt scrunchies next. Thank you so much! And I didn’t get tired of hearing your voice every time I had to repeat the tutorial lol. Blessings!!
Sorry just found this reply. I don’t see all the notifications. So glad you made the scrunchie. Not sure if you have seen this one yet but it’s another good one. Cheers and thanks for watching.😊 ruclips.net/video/17REeULcwTI/видео.html
You are an angel. You made it look so easy
Thank you! I promise these methods make it so much easier. Have a great day!
you're brilliant and I low key love you
Thanks so much Jacquelyn🙏😊
Wow this is such a great way of making skinny straps x
Glad you like it. The little straw is a game changer for sure!
Thanks, this method is the best that I’ve seen.
You're welcome! I hope you try it out😊
Sewing genius. Thanks for teaching.
You are so welcome! Hope you try 🙂
You make it look so easy... looks beautiful.
Thank you! Cheers!
WOW! I can’t wait to try this!! Thank you so much for the great video!
Thanks for watching😊
VERY USEFULL TIPS
THANK YOU
Welcome 😊. I hope you try it. It is very easy and satisfying to do. Cheers!
I have been searching for thi for ever. Very helpful video, thanks.
Glad it was helpful! Thanks for watching🙂
You made my day today and thank you so much 😘
I'm so glad! Thanks for watching. Please have a look on my channel for more sewing tips.
@@NotchesSewing I'll do. Thank you ❤️
Thank You so much for Your very nice and informative video👌🏻👍🏻🦋 Greetings from the south east coast of Sweden ☀️
HI from Australia! Thanks so much for watching. Please have a look on my channel for more tutorials😊
Thank you!! I needed that lesson♥️🥰♥️
You are so welcome
I'm so going to make the skinny straps your way! Thanks a lot!
You're so welcome! Have fun!
So excited to try this!. You have awesome ideas. Thank you
You’ll love doing them with these methods. Cheers!
the tape trick is genius
Thanks glad you think so😊
Aw…you make it look so easy!!!!!
Amazing. You make it look so easy!
Thank you! Cheers!
Wow! Great tips, thank you!
You're so welcome!
Wow thank you soooo much for this video, safe my sanity😅💖
You're welcome 😊. It will really make it easier
This is BRILLIANT
Thanks . It’s really satisfying to turn!😊
Great tutorial! What would happen if I didn’t cut the silk on bias?
It won’t have as much stretch and may not turn easily. Skinny straps are much nicer cut on the bias.
Thank you so much. This has been helpful.
Glad it was helpful! Hope you try some of the methods. Cheers!
Thank you sewwwww🧵📍🪡 much for sharing ❤
You are so welcome!
Mam, its highly informative...also mam do we have non manuals way of doing like much easy machines to make lengthy noodle loop?
I don’t know of such machines. Cheers
Great tutorial! Thanks
Glad it’s helpful cheers😊
Thanks for your informative video, which I have saved. I want to use your technique as a tie end for a top, can you please suggest a way to finish off one end? The other end will be in the seam allowance. Thank you
you can just sew across the short end before turning right side out.
Thanks for the suggestion.
Lovely precise instructions. ❤️❤️❤️
Thanks so much 😊
always great tips
Thanks for watching! Have a great day!
Great tips! Thanks
Glad it was helpful!
I can not WAIT to try this!! I have a few questions: What stitch length are you using on your industrial straight stitch? What type of thread, also, for this stretch satin? And .. is it a size 80/12 or 90/14 needle? Followed your page because this tutorial was so perfect, I'm sure there must be more great tips and I can't wait to browse your page to find them
Thank you! I used a size 12 needle stitch length 2.5. The finer the fabric the easier it will be to turn.
@NotchesSewing thanks! Any special thread needed?
oops sorry forgot to answer that. I just used normal polyester thread. As I do not quilt, I rarely use all cotton thread.
@@NotchesSewing oh good, that's what I have! Thanks!
YAY!🥳🙂
Your video is very useful and informative, but the problem here in phillipines is i have no idea or no turner to be buy.
You can try order from my links in the description. Thanks for watching
Amazing! Thank you.
Thank you. Hope it helps!😊
That is great thank you for sharing ❤️
Thanks for watching!
Wow thats a good tutorial for making a strap.
Thank you. I hope you try some of the methods. Cheers!
Fantastic 👌... Thank you ❤️
Most welcome 😊 Please share with all your sewing friends and check out some of my other tutorials on my channel. Thanks for watching🙏
🥰 Thank You ~ Thank You ~ Thank You 😁
Welcome! Thanks for watching.😊
This is the best and most thoughtfully described tutorial on using a loop turner. I have not been able to turn my loops successfully yet but this has been really helpful. What advice do you have for non-slippery fabrics? I made a top with a loop button enclosure out of heavy cotton/linen and couldn't turn out the 12cm loop so I just left it un turned out. Do you have any tips for success?
You're very welcome! Heavy fabrics is really hard to turn . Can you make loops out of a lightweight contrast or matching fabric? It will look like a feature on the blouse. Otherwise you can fold your fabric like a thin binding and edgestitch to make the loops. Fold so that it is a point on the end and tack across. Please check out some of my other tutorials. Cheers!
Mam I loved your video. Very easy to understand.i am making chair cusions ,want to make a spaghetti ties but its a canvas fabric I could not turn in side out even w/ a loop turner( because of the thickness of fabric. )Can you please help me on this problem?
Hi Verona, it would be almost impossible to make skinny ties from canvas. You are better to cut the fabric 4x the final width you want and press into long strips and topstitch on each side. Press in half first to make crease, then turn the side edges in to meet in the centre and then match the folded edges.
That is indeed a beautiful strap
Thanks!
Super video. What kind of tape are you using as a guide? My machine in mainly plastic so that would be fantastic, I can't use those nice magnetic ones.
Thank you😊. You can find a link to purchase the mounting tape in the description of the video. Let me know how you go with your skinny straps. Please check out my video on making a tube turner. You will find that helpful too. Thanks for watching🙏
Amazing video. I have been having trouble making my straps so hopefully this will help me out. One question tho, my fabric keeps fraying at the end (I am using a crepe back satin fabric) how can I prevent it from fraying so much?
Thanks for watching. Try a few different things on some scrap and see what works best . Cut with pinking shears, add Fray stop along edges before turning over, stitch a couple more lines along the seam or serge your edges before turning. Hope this helps. Cheers!
This is so helpful!!
Glad you think so. Thanks for watching.😊
This was a fantastic tutorial. Thank you so much .
Super helpful tutorial! Many thanks 🙏
Glad it was helpful!
Amazing thank you 👌
Welcome 😊
wonderful straps : for the minus one , the bias width we must cut is it also 25mm ? thanks in advance for reply
Yes it is. The extra seam can stay nicely inside for a firm strap. Always test a short length of bias with your fabric . You may need to cut narrower if too difficult to turn
many thanks for your kindly reply , have nice day !
Thank you😊
Glad I found your vids. Super clear! Thank you 💕
Glad it was helpful! Please share and have a look at my other videos. Have a great day!
Thanks for teaching ❤
My pleasure 😊. Hope you give it a try. Please have a look at some of my other videos. Cheers!
This is awesome 😍🥰
Hope you try it 😊
Absolutely, waiting on this new tool to arrive 🤩🤩🤩
Great video with such good tips, thanks!
Glad it was helpful! thanks for watching. Please share and have a look at some of my other tutorials for more sewing tricks and tips. Have a great day!😊
Excellent tutorial thank you 🙏
You're very welcome! Glad you like it and appreciate the feedback. Please share and have a look at my other videos. Cheers!
Very useful thank u
So nice of you😊
FANTASTIC!
So helpful thank you you
You are so welcome!
EXCELLENT! Thank you.
Glad you enjoyed it!
Amando teus vídeos. Me escrevi ❤❤❤
Thank you!!
Thank you very much 😇
Thanks for watching😊
On the last one could we trim off most of the seam allowance for less bulk or does that edge give the strap more form?
I wouldn’t trim to give it more strength and body. If there is too little seam inside, it will fray more easily and will be hard to fix. Always make a couple from scrap to see what look you like best. Thanks for watching.
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