Hey brother! Love your work. Could you tackle button up shirts and the gap at the chest area? As someone who wears bras but like the men’s button up shirts, I don’t like the gap between the buttons when I wear the shirt. People can see my bra you know? Was wondering what options are there besides a snap pin, etc. thanks!!!
Never seen an more animated and exuberant RUclips sewing dude. I love how you purposly make mistakes so us dumb dumbs don't feel stupid and freak out. Subscribed on the first video!
Thank you so much for such a great tutorial! My tailor was going to charge me $140 to fit 5 of my favorite shirts, so I used that money to buy all the sewing material needed! Thanks Stylish D!!
I use my tailor's chalk with all sorts of projects. Highly recommend his suggestion to use that for guiding your stitch line. Get BOTH white and blue (the blue is for marking white or really light color fabrics). And use a utility knife or sharp pocket knife to scrape the drawing edge of the chalk to refresh the surface and sort of sharpen the chalk. Tailor chalk will get burnished by handling it and rubbing it on fabric. Burnished chalk doesn't draw well, the same way old burnished pencil erasers don't erase well. They both need to have the burnished surface scraped away (for the chalk) or abraded away (for the eraser). Nobody ever taught me about sharpening the chalk for each project, but it makes a world of difference.
I literally just bought a sewing machine specially with the purpose of tailoring my own clothes so I'm brand-spankin' new at this and I find your tutorials super easy to follow. Thanks for including your fuck-ups and mishaps in the videos so we can all share the learning experience of how to fix them.
Im a woman, I sew a lot!!! Now I knw how I can sew all my shirts, they fit so big & all my kids shirts they fit real bug also!!!!Thanks so much, very detailed video!!!! I love ur personality!!!!!
The improvements to the production quality really show, looking good! This is one of the best step by step videos so far. Very inspired to give tailoring another shot.
I never knew what those buckwild zigzag scissors in my mom's sewing kit were for before now! 😄This is a super helpful video. If only I owned a sewing machine so I could utilize this knowledge.
Wonderful love how you totally explained what needle and thread to use not to mention why you use them . I have never seen anyone explain to the t . Thanks 😊
I have just discovered your videos. I am an experienced sewer and you are a great teacher! I love how you get to the point and make mistakes to show how to correct them. New subscriber here!
As a tall (6'4") but slim dude, it's literally impossible to find shirts that fit me probably. Even shirts that are already supposed to be slim fit end up being super baggy around the waste in sizes that are long enough. But yeah, this actually looks relatively easy to do, so I'll have to give it a shot (I'll definitely have to start with some cheapo shirts first though lol).
Really great tutorial, just started sewing and I can't believe how easy it is once you understand your machine. You definitely deserve more recognition, these videos are great and even entertaining!
@@StylishDTailors this might be an unpopular opinion but baseball tees are my favorite but alot don't fit well, more importantly alot the focus is on the "U" cut at the bottom. If possible a tutorial on how to hem bottom seams would be extremely appreciated.
I'm totally with you man and will consider putting something together around that. In the meantime shoot me a message on Twitter and I can help you out!
@@paulmorton4319 is this even a thing?! As far as I can tell, some of the best tailors of all time were men. Bespoke suits, alterations in general and denim. Literally all types of tailoring/sewing. Hell, even a lot of the big designer names are men.
I’m also a man, btw. Been tailoring my clothes for the last couple years. Mostly because of extreme frustration with my local tailors always getting the taper on my pants wrong. I’d have to always make 2-3 trips, for each pair of pants, just to get them right. And this becomes extremely time consuming and aggravating, when you have multiple pairs of chinos that need to be altered . Especially, when you get new clothes and want to wear them immediately. But, the tailor is backed up and it takes a whole 1-2 weeks just to get your clothes back the first time. For them all to be wrong. And then, 2-3 more trips after that for each pair, to get them right. I said fuck that! Bought a sewing machine and started doing it myself and now I get it right typically the 1st, or, 2nd try and it only takes me about 20-30min for each pair. Depending on how long it takes to measure my lines, draw a guide and do the actual sewing.
I've lost some weight and really needed to start tailoring my own clothes. . Your channel has been awesome help! Love your attitude, energy and how you cut (no pun intended) right to the point! Thanks!
This is such an amazing resource and RUclips channel. You are an incredible presence and teacher. When you show the zig zag stitch little mishap and fix I was so impressed. The close ups are so helpful. Thank you!!!!
I am so glad I found you today this Christmas (2022) morning looking for how to tailor a Jacket getting over the flu and snow bound. Thank you for no long intros. I love your sewing machines noises and thorough sewing instructions. I use similar techniques to alter my women's tops and will share your link with my sewing students. I do have pinking shears not using them often loving my overlock machines. I thank God for your natural sewing pizzazz with your audience and will definitely watch and follow you. Hope your Christmas Day for your family is Blessed!
This was great, especially all the oopses. I watched 100s+++ videos and nobody gets to the real life fixes that I've learned the hard way! Great video.
I followed these steps exactly, and was able to apply the same concept to a tubular T shirt (shirt w/o side seams) , and it worked like magic. Nice and fitted now!
Thanks man. I have a band tee that I'm absolutely in love with, but it's awfully baggy in all the wrong places, especially on my back. I'm going to practice on some cheap shirts, and hopefully I'll be able to fix up mine.
What an agreeable man. Out of all the not just sewing video's, but craft video's in general, your's is so wonderful to follow! Thank you so much for talking about every detail, and going through all the possibilities that could go wrong!
Awesome! I can't wait to do my t-shirts this weekend! I bought men's XL 'cause I do not like the way the women's tees fit but I also don't like the box look. Excellent tutorials! Thanks!
Never in a notable amount of time would i have guessed that the most enjoyable video of the day would be about making a t-shirt fit perfectly. Good stuff 💪🏻
Haha nice. My wife is an apparel production and design professor (she has a PhD in it) and runs the production lab at a major national university. I'm going to do this and surprise her with the new skill. Might try using her serger instead of the straight up machine. Great video!
@@StylishDTailors it was actually what made me want to watch your videos again when I discovered you just so I wouldnt be rewinding it 10 times lmao I thought it made you seem more genuine and thats always cool to me so I binged watched your videos and then I was a fan now I'm a student, thank you Master SD * sewing samurai bow* 🙇
Thanks man, you keep on making videos like this it's really game changing You have help us guys to be more self-reliant and care about our styles, like for real it feels like the society don't want us to dress good These videos have helped me a lot especially you quantifying measurements, explaining why things are done(like those pins and reverse stitching) and purposefully making errors and showing how to fix them 💯 (cause most of us get down when we make a mistake and give up)
I stumbled upon your video & i really liked it. I have ZERO experience in sewing, so I'm lucky to have found your video. Thanks for the tutorial. You got a new subscriber
Thank you for for such an energetic an to the point video. Also thank you for making mistakes and showing how to fix them. By being real, you also saved me from having to watch multiple videos trying to solve those mistakes. I can finally make my favorite loose clothes fit better on me.❤
I recently started learning how to tailor my clothes and I learned quick that measuring is the most important and difficult part. This helped me a lot. Thank you.
Nice video. Good teacher. Just want to leave my 2-cents here if it helps. Depending on the fabric, I zigzag stitch first before cutting the material as close as possible. Just make sure you do not cut away the stitch.
So many years later, but THANK YOU for this! I've tried to watch most sewing videos, and I'm a chic, and most sewists are chics, and I swear, every single one, even beginners, are like, "next get our your serger..." Bite me lady! LOL In this case dude, I'm so happy to be "mansplained" to! So many shirts are about to go under the needle....
Perhaps this has already mentioned - but when working with t-shirt style material….I recommend sewing the zigzag BEFORE trimming the seam…avoids that run-off stitch issue!
That was awesome! I’m also female but I’ve been wanting to learn how to do this. I hate baggy shirts. It should look tailored to fit precisely. I just found you. Loved this video. I will check out more!
awesome video. i grew up poor in detroit in the 80's i had to learn how to sew and modify whatever clothes i could find so i could wear more than the same 2 outfits. i was good in the hood!
Subscribed. Love your energy and tutorials. So glad I found your channel. My clothes never fit straight from the store. You empowered me to get my own sewing machine today. Time to learn to use it. 🙃
Wow!! I don’t know why I clicked but I’m glad I did. Never sewn anything and don’t have a sewing machine, but you were so engaging I stayed and subbed. *That’s* charisma.
I guess my phone heard me say "sewing machine" and suddenly my usual suggested videos has this. I know how to sew, I can already do this but I watched anyway. It was an entertaining and very informative video. I sub'd and liked the vid, and I'll be back because I'm DEFINITELY using your vids to teach my kids how to sew. Thank you! Great job.
I grew up in the Philippines where I watched my mother sew using an old school Singer sewing machine powered by feet using an oscillating pedal LOL that's how I learned how to sew... In the early 90s I was lucky enough to be taught by teachers in High School class called "Home Economics" and not only they taught us how to sew using a machine we also sew by hand which improved my sewing skills. (Plus home economics class taught me canning food, cooking food, growing food and hunt/gather for food) I'm glad I did because in our home, I am the one hemming pants and wife's scrubs and shirts and we saved some money LOL we are an endangered species bro LOL
@@StylishDTailors It will change your life. My first serger was a domestic 4 thread, the thing was magic! pure magic! I've since upgraded to a 5 thread industrial, but I use the domestic still for doing rolled edges. pull that trigger my friend, you'll be glad you did.
I will buy my wide that chocolate lover shirt and she will like it because well..... She likes chocolate and we are the natural organic kind too so they just have to accept it, if we tanned we would be processed chocolate and that's not good, SD's and my Wife ( I know you check my comments Sheila 😉) accept the Kisses from us Hershey men 😁 Andre out ✌!
As a fairly skinny guy with very broad shoulders, I hate how every garment looks boxy/ baggy on me. I don't have a sewing machine, but if I did, this is one of the mods I'd probably do most on my clothes.
One extra caution for safety, and avoiding frustration. Before "sewing" on a machine, using the wheel to move the needle through a few stitches without power to make sure you set it up properly. There are feet and throat plates for sewing machines that will not allow a zig zag stitch. They just have a narrow hole for a strait stitch, in the centre position. This isn't the default, but if someone else also uses the machine, it's possible they had a reason to change it out. Turning the wheel by hand gives you the chance to check everything lines up safely and accurately, before adding electricity - which can cause the needle to shatter, which is at best an annoying waste of time and means you have to replace the needle. At worst, it could send a broken piece of needle flying towards your face - lets save risking injuries for when we're saving lives please. ;)
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Hey please make a video on how to tapper joggers with elastics in the ankles
Can you do jerseys foot ball and hockey
Good teacher
Hey brother! Love your work. Could you tackle button up shirts and the gap at the chest area? As someone who wears bras but like the men’s button up shirts, I don’t like the gap between the buttons when I wear the shirt. People can see my bra you know? Was wondering what options are there besides a snap pin, etc. thanks!!!
Very useful time stamps thank you :)
Never seen an more animated and exuberant RUclips sewing dude. I love how you purposly make mistakes so us dumb dumbs don't feel stupid and freak out. Subscribed on the first video!
Mistakes happen, it's important to show that they can happen to anyone! Thanks for watching!
@@StylishDTailors
Thank you man! This is the RUclips channel i didnt know i needed!!
Yep, I subscribed immediately too.
@patriciapanther glad to have you here!
Thank you so much for such a great tutorial! My tailor was going to charge me $140 to fit 5 of my favorite shirts, so I used that money to buy all the sewing material needed! Thanks Stylish D!!
Boom that’s how it’s done!
How did it turn out!?
I use my tailor's chalk with all sorts of projects. Highly recommend his suggestion to use that for guiding your stitch line. Get BOTH white and blue (the blue is for marking white or really light color fabrics). And use a utility knife or sharp pocket knife to scrape the drawing edge of the chalk to refresh the surface and sort of sharpen the chalk. Tailor chalk will get burnished by handling it and rubbing it on fabric. Burnished chalk doesn't draw well, the same way old burnished pencil erasers don't erase well. They both need to have the burnished surface scraped away (for the chalk) or abraded away (for the eraser). Nobody ever taught me about sharpening the chalk for each project, but it makes a world of difference.
Haha! I agree with the mass-manufactured shirt part. It's like wearing a cereal box! So glad tailoring is a thing.
Holy smokes I'm using that, its like wearing a cereal box!
Your instructions and visuals are great. I have been sewing for over 40 years. This info is relevant for women too
Thanks so much I appreciate that!
Dude, you have such a great energy. This is the first of your videos i've watch and I subscribe after 2 minutes, you're awesome!
Thanks for the kind words man I appreciate it!
Ditto! Great tutorial 😊
Me too 😄
5 seconds listening to you, I skipped my morning coffee. Passion and knowledge, I’m subbing!! For life, everything sewing I’m coming to you.
I literally just bought a sewing machine specially with the purpose of tailoring my own clothes so I'm brand-spankin' new at this and I find your tutorials super easy to follow. Thanks for including your fuck-ups and mishaps in the videos so we can all share the learning experience of how to fix them.
Im a woman, I sew a lot!!! Now I knw how I can sew all my shirts, they fit so big & all my kids shirts they fit real bug also!!!!Thanks so much, very detailed video!!!! I love ur personality!!!!!
Only sewing tutorials with thorough reasoning and explanations. Big shoutouts for the quality content.
Much appreciated!
The improvements to the production quality really show, looking good!
This is one of the best step by step videos so far. Very inspired to give tailoring another shot.
Thank you for the feedback! This video was a ton of fun to make that's for sure!
Best sewing video I’ve ever seen. Thanks for going into all the details like back stitching, running off the fabric, and pin orientation.
I never knew what those buckwild zigzag scissors in my mom's sewing kit were for before now! 😄This is a super helpful video. If only I owned a sewing machine so I could utilize this knowledge.
Wonderful love how you totally explained what needle and thread to use not to mention why you use them . I have never seen anyone explain to the t . Thanks 😊
Glad it was helpful!
I have just discovered your videos. I am an experienced sewer and you are a great teacher! I love how you get to the point and make mistakes to show how to correct them. New subscriber here!
As a tall (6'4") but slim dude, it's literally impossible to find shirts that fit me probably. Even shirts that are already supposed to be slim fit end up being super baggy around the waste in sizes that are long enough. But yeah, this actually looks relatively easy to do, so I'll have to give it a shot (I'll definitely have to start with some cheapo shirts first though lol).
Finally a teacher who gets to the dang point, I’ll learn from you my man and thank ya
Really great tutorial, just started sewing and I can't believe how easy it is once you understand your machine.
You definitely deserve more recognition, these videos are great and even entertaining!
As someone who has barely sewn more than a button roughly back onto a shirt, this is truly helpful. Keep up these amazing tutorials!!
Thank you! It's pretty easy once you get started!
@@StylishDTailors this might be an unpopular opinion but baseball tees are my favorite but alot don't fit well, more importantly alot the focus is on the "U" cut at the bottom. If possible a tutorial on how to hem bottom seams would be extremely appreciated.
I'm totally with you man and will consider putting something together around that. In the meantime shoot me a message on Twitter and I can help you out!
thank you for the videos! as a big guy whos been losing weight this past few months, your videos are a godsend. My Wallet and I are thanking you!
You're welcome, congrats on the weight loss!
You are my sewing teacher, I’m a 58 yo female, please do one female shirt.
I'm a 55 yo female. I've been sewing for years but HATE dealing with tees. I think I'm ready now :)
It's a men sew too channel. For men who aren't accepted by the females in their community, as taylors
@@paulmorton4319 do females really reject men students 😮
@@paulmorton4319 is this even a thing?!
As far as I can tell, some of the best tailors of all time were men. Bespoke suits, alterations in general and denim. Literally all types of tailoring/sewing. Hell, even a lot of the big designer names are men.
I’m also a man, btw. Been tailoring my clothes for the last couple years.
Mostly because of extreme frustration with my local tailors always getting the taper on my pants wrong. I’d have to always make 2-3 trips, for each pair of pants, just to get them right. And this becomes extremely time consuming and aggravating, when you have multiple pairs of chinos that need to be altered .
Especially, when you get new clothes and want to wear them immediately.
But, the tailor is backed up and it takes a whole 1-2 weeks just to get your clothes back the first time. For them all to be wrong. And then, 2-3 more trips after that for each pair, to get them right.
I said fuck that!
Bought a sewing machine and started doing it myself and now I get it right typically the 1st, or, 2nd try and it only takes me about 20-30min for each pair. Depending on how long it takes to measure my lines, draw a guide and do the actual sewing.
great explanation and demonstration! you've hit the sweet spot of reducing the process into key steps, demonstrating, and commenting on those steps!
I've been sewing for years and I've only tailored a couple items of my regular wardrobe (I mainly sew for cosplay). I really appreciate this channel
Thank you for easing my anxious mind by telling me I didn’t just mess up my shirt when I inevitably make these mistakes that you left in !
I've lost some weight and really needed to start tailoring my own clothes. . Your channel has been awesome help! Love your attitude, energy and how you cut (no pun intended) right to the point! Thanks!
I can sew some, but have no idea how to do some things such as this. You make it soooo simple to do. Thank you! Thank you!
This is such an amazing resource and RUclips channel. You are an incredible presence and teacher. When you show the zig zag stitch little mishap and fix I was so impressed. The close ups are so helpful. Thank you!!!!
This is the most entertaining tailoring tutorial Ive ever seen. Youre doing a fantastic job! Great personality
Hey thanks for the kind words I appreciate it!
I love that you explain what and WHY in your steps, not enough people do this! Great video
Glad you liked it!!
I am so glad I found you today this Christmas (2022) morning looking for how to tailor a Jacket getting over the flu and snow bound. Thank you for no long intros. I love your sewing machines noises and thorough sewing instructions. I use similar techniques to alter my women's tops and will share your link with my sewing students. I do have pinking shears not using them often loving my overlock machines. I thank God for your natural sewing pizzazz with your audience and will definitely watch and follow you. Hope your Christmas Day for your family is Blessed!
Thank you for the awesome comment, Merry Christmas to you as well!!
This was great, especially all the oopses. I watched 100s+++ videos and nobody gets to the real life fixes that I've learned the hard way! Great video.
Glad it helped! I hate how people can just edit out their mistakes, makes it seem way easier than it is.
I followed these steps exactly, and was able to apply the same concept to a tubular T shirt (shirt w/o side seams) , and it worked like magic. Nice and fitted now!
Thanks man. I have a band tee that I'm absolutely in love with, but it's awfully baggy in all the wrong places, especially on my back. I'm going to practice on some cheap shirts, and hopefully I'll be able to fix up mine.
What a great idea.
What an agreeable man. Out of all the not just sewing video's, but craft video's in general, your's is so wonderful to follow! Thank you so much for talking about every detail, and going through all the possibilities that could go wrong!
I am soo glad I found you ❤️ I’m about to tailor all my husbands clothes
Good luck! Let us all know how it goes!
My cat, Luna, sat on my lap and watched this entire video with interest. I'm going to use your technique to tailor some shirts. Thanks!!
Hi Luna! Wasn't the cat in Sailor Moon named Luna as well?
Awesome! I can't wait to do my t-shirts this weekend! I bought men's XL 'cause I do not like the way the women's tees fit but I also don't like the box look. Excellent tutorials! Thanks!
Never in a notable amount of time would i have guessed that the most enjoyable video of the day would be about making a t-shirt fit perfectly. Good stuff 💪🏻
Hey thank you so much, I appreciate that!
Haha nice. My wife is an apparel production and design professor (she has a PhD in it) and runs the production lab at a major national university. I'm going to do this and surprise her with the new skill. Might try using her serger instead of the straight up machine. Great video!
SD YOU BETTER NOT STOP MAKING SEWING MACHINE NOISES!!!! IT BRIGHTENS MY DAY SIR DON'T ✋
I laugh every time it helps some of us SD
Lol sometimes I wonder if I should edit those parts out haha!
@@StylishDTailors NO NO AND NO!!
@@StylishDTailors it was actually what made me want to watch your videos again when I discovered you just so I wouldnt be rewinding it 10 times lmao I thought it made you seem more genuine and thats always cool to me so I binged watched your videos and then I was a fan now I'm a student, thank you Master SD * sewing samurai bow* 🙇
Amazing content. Youve inspired me to tailor my husband's wardrobe so he can look more polished. Thanks!
I love comments like these!
Chocolate lover hahaha! Next step custom made T-Shirts. Well I would love to see a vid on this but I enjoy and appreciate your content!
Great idea!!
@@StylishDTailors Thanks random question calisthenics or free weights?
Thanks man, you keep on making videos like this it's really game changing
You have help us guys to be more self-reliant and care about our styles, like for real it feels like the society don't want us to dress good
These videos have helped me a lot especially you quantifying measurements, explaining why things are done(like those pins and reverse stitching) and purposefully making errors and showing how to fix them 💯 (cause most of us get down when we make a mistake and give up)
Well I learned how to sew a little bit as well as proper use of the word quantify. Today is a great day! Thank you D, great video.
I stumbled upon your video & i really liked it. I have ZERO experience in sewing, so I'm lucky to have found your video. Thanks for the tutorial. You got a new subscriber
Thank you for for such an energetic an to the point video. Also thank you for making mistakes and showing how to fix them. By being real, you also saved me from having to watch multiple videos trying to solve those mistakes. I can finally make my favorite loose clothes fit better on me.❤
I've been doing this for years with no training, but you taught me a few great tips. Thanks!
Glad to help!
Wow, what a great video. Best sewing instruction ever. I like this guy.
That sew bro shirt is epic!
Thanks bro! Just got your text, calling you in a few
Such a great teacher! And I love your delivery.
Wow, that's a delightful stroke of brilliance! I love your videos and personality.
Thank you I appreciate that1
Can't say I searched for this, but it was interesting to watch. Thank you.
I recently started learning how to tailor my clothes and I learned quick that measuring is the most important and difficult part. This helped me a lot. Thank you.
Great job!
Nice video. Good teacher. Just want to leave my 2-cents here if it helps. Depending on the fabric, I zigzag stitch first before cutting the material as close as possible. Just make sure you do not cut away the stitch.
been watching this for 1 minute and i already love this channel, subbed
Thank you so much! I followed this tutorial and I am so happy with how my shirt came out!
Awesome to hear! Let the addiction commence!!
So many years later, but THANK YOU for this! I've tried to watch most sewing videos, and I'm a chic, and most sewists are chics, and I swear, every single one, even beginners, are like, "next get our your serger..." Bite me lady! LOL In this case dude, I'm so happy to be "mansplained" to! So many shirts are about to go under the needle....
So awesome to read! Glad it was helpful for you! And I totally know what you mean about the Serger comment, it’s like umm how about no…
I didn’t know Anderson “The Spider” Silva was so good a sewing tutorials.
Great job, bro! 👌
Hahahaha!!!! I get that a lot now!
Perhaps this has already mentioned - but when working with t-shirt style material….I recommend sewing the zigzag BEFORE trimming the seam…avoids that run-off stitch issue!
Solid tip, thanks for sharing!
I love this video! I’m a small girl that needs to tailor everything. I like the video better than one geared for women.
Glad you enjoyed it!!
60 year old guy here, never thought I'd find a sewing channel so interesting & entertaining!👍
That was awesome! I’m also female but I’ve been wanting to learn how to do this. I hate baggy shirts. It should look tailored to fit precisely. I just found you. Loved this video. I will check out more!
This channel is awesome! I'm a woman and a lot of these are aimed at guys but I will still be watching!!
I appreciate that!
I stumbled onto your videos. I have never sewn anything in my life. This kinda makes me want to try. Thank you.
I sure hope you've tried it by now!
awesome video. i grew up poor in detroit in the 80's i had to learn how to sew and modify whatever clothes i could find so i could wear more than the same 2 outfits. i was good in the hood!
That is awesome! All good in the hood haha!
I'm from Russia. Your RUclips channel is good, I like it! 😊 Thank you!
Awesome to see my content reaches that far around the world! Thanks for watching!
Subscribed. Love your energy and tutorials. So glad I found your channel. My clothes never fit straight from the store. You empowered me to get my own sewing machine today. Time to learn to use it. 🙃
Wow!! I don’t know why I clicked but I’m glad I did. Never sewn anything and don’t
have a sewing machine, but you were so engaging I stayed and subbed. *That’s* charisma.
I AM IN LOVE WITH YOUR PERSONALITY 😍😍😍 THANKS SO MUCH. LOOKING FORWARD TO MORE SEWING VIDEOS
Wow the content and execution is amazing and such a breathe of fresh air!!
Thx I’m sixty eight and learning to machine sew. Glad I found you❤.
You know it’s a gonna be a good day when SD posts
Boom that's what's up!
Exactly, like my day is always made when he uploads!
Agreed!
Came here looking for a better-fitting shirt: left with that and a better outlook for the day. Appreciate you and your positivity.
You’re welcome, funny how some videos work out that way huh?
Thank you stylish chad.
Im learning again, i used to watch my old granny violet and kukom katherine sew with a peddle machine.
I love that you give the stich type,needle too. you re the best
Nothing like a shirt that fits perfectly. Makes you want to workout harder to stay in shape!
Truth!!
You’re so cool! Love your energy and your great sewing tips!
Thanks for the awesome comment!
I'm going to enjoy sewing tips from a different perspective than I'm used to! Thanks algorithm!
Wonderful! Enjoy the addiction my friend!
Thank you for this!!! All the vids I’ve watched before this keep the seam straight. Thank you so much for sharing your knowledge and experience
never thought of doing this before- but the presentation was so great I sort of feel like attempting it
You should!
I guess my phone heard me say "sewing machine" and suddenly my usual suggested videos has this. I know how to sew, I can already do this but I watched anyway. It was an entertaining and very informative video. I sub'd and liked the vid, and I'll be back because I'm DEFINITELY using your vids to teach my kids how to sew. Thank you! Great job.
They're always listening....
I love that he shows what sort of things can go wrong and how to fix them
I grew up in the Philippines where I watched my mother sew using an old school Singer sewing machine powered by feet using an oscillating pedal LOL that's how I learned how to sew... In the early 90s I was lucky enough to be taught by teachers in High School class called "Home Economics" and not only they taught us how to sew using a machine we also sew by hand which improved my sewing skills. (Plus home economics class taught me canning food, cooking food, growing food and hunt/gather for food) I'm glad I did because in our home, I am the one hemming pants and wife's scrubs and shirts and we saved some money LOL we are an endangered species bro LOL
Omg - this would rescue so many of the pieces in my closet! I need to get to a tailor ASAP!
Wow, what a great video this is. Now I can fix some of those t-shirts that look kind of wide for me. Thank you!
Fit is always key. have you thought about getting a domestic serger? that would put an amazing finish on those seams.
I've thought about it, might pull the trigger soon!
@@StylishDTailors It will change your life. My first serger was a domestic 4 thread, the thing was magic! pure magic! I've since upgraded to a 5 thread industrial, but I use the domestic still for doing rolled edges. pull that trigger my friend, you'll be glad you did.
@@IdeaStudioBKK do you have any recommendations for one sir?
I will buy my wide that chocolate lover shirt and she will like it because well..... She likes chocolate and we are the natural organic kind too so they just have to accept it, if we tanned we would be processed chocolate and that's not good, SD's and my Wife ( I know you check my comments Sheila 😉) accept the Kisses from us Hershey men 😁 Andre out ✌!
DUDE! I feel your pain! Mine checks my comments too...it's caused fights.
As a fairly skinny guy with very broad shoulders, I hate how every garment looks boxy/ baggy on me. I don't have a sewing machine, but if I did, this is one of the mods I'd probably do most on my clothes.
You can pick one up for super cheap, like $40!
😆 love the sewing machine noises
They always seem like a good idea until I'm editing...
What's you said ma'am
You're an excelent instructor. Thanks for the clip.
I appreciate that!
In the past (like 15-20+ years ago) women’s tees conformed better to the body and were shorter. I so preferred them😂
Love the effort you put into these videos, keep it up :)
Thanks a ton!
I don't even own a sewing machine, but I watched the entire video. Great presentation style,
Awesome! Thank you!
One extra caution for safety, and avoiding frustration. Before "sewing" on a machine, using the wheel to move the needle through a few stitches without power to make sure you set it up properly.
There are feet and throat plates for sewing machines that will not allow a zig zag stitch. They just have a narrow hole for a strait stitch, in the centre position. This isn't the default, but if someone else also uses the machine, it's possible they had a reason to change it out.
Turning the wheel by hand gives you the chance to check everything lines up safely and accurately, before adding electricity - which can cause the needle to shatter, which is at best an annoying waste of time and means you have to replace the needle. At worst, it could send a broken piece of needle flying towards your face - lets save risking injuries for when we're saving lives please. ;)
Great tips, thanks for sharing!
I have been looking for a simple tutorial for sooo long!!! Thank you so, so much!
You're so welcome!
I know all these stuff but was curious about your sewing channel. Congrats bro! You made look sewing so 🆒😎 cool!!! Bravo!!!
Super well explained, thanks so much man!
i love your energy! i've been practicing tailoring my boyfriend's clothes and your videos have been such a big help :)
Hope you're still crushing it!!!
Awesome guide, straight to the point. Bout to head over to mommas and learn how to use the machine😂
You got this!
Excellent video! I like your style! Clear, direct, to the point. Thank you!
Thanks for watching and for the feedback!