Wow. Very professional! I love the closeup shots. U did a great job explaining the little details for beginners, and the people who have been sewing for a little bit (me). Bravo man!
Wow, an instructional video where everything is explained in simple terms with no unnecessary chat, in a voice I could listen to all day! Managed to get it right first time thanks to you.
Not many tutorials get straight to the point, I hate it when they are half way through and all they do is waste time talking about their lives, introducing their kids and pets, telling us what they did and where they went on vacation, WHO CARES? When I look for a video I want them to get straight to the point, that is why I hate lives too, too much time wasted on saying HI to everyone that get on the chat!
The thing that blew me away with this video, wasn’t learning how to use the overlock stitches, but rather how to use the flipping automatic needle threader! When I saw you do it so easily, I gave it a try on my 3-year old machine. I’ve never been able to figure it out before! Thank you for saving me a lot of headaches.
I've had my Brother machine for 18 months and have about 8 of these feet. I keep them in a drawer and occasionally look at them and think, 'What the heck are you for?' Now I know. 😊
I don't know why I always gets so astounded seeing guys do this type of art, since they are some of the best cooks and tailors on the planet. Go guys, go.
I cook. I sew. I embroider. I do laundry & make the beds. And I can change a baby diaper with the best of 'em. I'm a certified fitness instructor & I teach fitness classes at our local YMCA for a living and to help keep myself and my participants fit. But I'm also an ASE certified automotive technician, an accomplished machinist, computer programmer (since the C64 days using primarily C++ and MS Visual Basic 6), semi-pro paid photographer since 1982, accomplished electronics designer & technician both analog & digital. I can also ride & handle both street & dirt motorcycles, hunt & fish, set & collect traps, service and maintain and shoot several types of firearms, and defend myself if needed. Not intending to toot horn here, I am a humble & very thankful person. The point of this comment is to show that it is very much possible - and nowadays more acceptable - for either a man or a woman to have the abilities and to fill roles which are traditionally stereotyped to gender :). I like to do a bit of both and my wife SO appreciates it :). Great video & demonstration. I have a small serger but it is a pain to keep it threaded & happy. But my beloved Kenmore 385.xx sewing machine has the "C" overcast foot and now thanks to you I know when & how to use it :)
Eloise Kinder yes exactly I was surprised to see a man instead of woman that cool thou 💓 that’s how it should be a job shouldn’t be limited to gender 😊😌
I'm SO glad I found this channel. 6 weeks ago I started a dressmaking for beginners class. My teacher absolutely hates me for asking sewing questions & when I took in my fabric cutter she told me to get shears 🙄 some ppl are just nasty for nothing 💙💜🏴
I'm a renaissance man like yourself :) I started to learn to sew when I wanted to make new curtains and cushions for my campervan. I couldn't ask my friends to do things like this for me, and now I must have 5 different machines, from old singers to more modern (1970 era) machines. I luv each and every one of them for what they can do. Thanks so much for your clear and concise explanations. New subscriber :)
Excellent tutorial! I’ve been sewing for over 50 years and I learned new and interesting things from your video. I also loved your calm and precise explanation of what you were showing the viewer. Well done, Sir!
One reason I’ve been loving Brother since 1986 is that the accessory feet transport across all their models. Yep, the special purpose feet I bought for my 1986 machine also attach to & work on my 2005 model, and vice versa. 🥰
This is one of the best tutorials I've seen on YT and SO INFORMATIVE - have changed my mind & not buying a serger - just going to keep with my Brother sewing machine, NOW I know what to do with one of the 100's of feet I have in a box!!!! Thank you so much and you've just got yourself a new subscriber.
I've been experimenting occasionally with overcasting and overclocking stitches, but as an intermediate sewist, this has been a great addition. Thanks!
Very nice and clear! Usually I get frustrated (since I self-teach almost everything when it comes to sewing) because I don't quite understand tutorials, but yours was very nice, very straight to the point that even dumb me could get it. Thank you, thank you, thank you!!
I've had my older Brother model for years and just unboxed it(again) to sew during quarintine. I searched for hours to find a demo of some of the presser feet I had become unfamiliar with when I came across your video... it solved 2/3 of my problem because the feet #'s were the SAME! Thank you sooo much and good job!
I want to thank you for this tutorial. After watching countless videos, I finally understand! You made it all so clear. I never knew I had to change the foot and I never understood where to line up the edge of the material. It’s all so clear now and I was actually able to do it. Thank you, thank you, thank you! 😊
You just helped my project go to the next level. Appreciate you and your video. Thank you so much for being so detailed. I didn’t realize how much I need to learn about sewing.
My sister has been teaching me to sew but she can’t be here all the time. So I found your video on the overcasting stitch. It was clear and very helpful. I appreciated you showing the different fabrics and stitches.
oxmanagain it truly did help. The only issue I’m having is figuring out how to adjust the tension because my threads seem loose. I’m hanging on to this video for reference for when I get stuck! Thanks again!
I love how you demonstrated how to do serging work using a regular sewing machine and that is knowledge I will need and so will others who are new to sewing also. I enjoyed the video and have leaned something new and will apply what I have learned when stitching material together.
I know right... Like... I was over here snapping for him like Im at a spoken word event!! Yess!! Im trying to sew not take a nap! But ok- ima lay down for just a second...👏🏾🙌🏾✊🏾.😜🚶🚶😔
You assume everyone starts with no previous knowledge then build on that so absolutely everyone can join in. EVERYONE! I thought those were just weird embroidery stiches, and what a relief to know what I already have can do the job so no more money needed. Subscribed, and I wish you well!
I was going to purchase a serger but with all the different threading I wasn't sure. Since Im a beginner at sewing this technic will do just fine. Thank you so much
My server only gets used when I'm doing very long seams or piecing stuff together for really large projects. A good zig-zag overcast will do just as well for every normal project. The variations this video so clearly shows are useful for one step sewing the seam and overcasting. Well done!
I'm already a stitching pro, with over 40 years of machines under my hoodie. I just always love to see what the stitching dudes come up with. A very simple and informative video! Well done!
I have been wanting to over case stitch on some things but thought I need a surger. Now I know how to make it work on my reg machine!!! Thank you so much! Idk there was a tutorial either!! Im old old school.
Very nice, I just started using the overcasting hitch, it is definitely nice, but there is nothing better than my surger! Thank you so much for the video, very well laid out
Thank you so much for your video! I loved that you actually showed the feet you can use, the manual and what it looks like on your machine. Very helpful! I was ready to throw in the towel but your tutorial helped me get through my sewing project!
You should be wearing your underpants on the outside, cos you’re my new super hero. Just bought a brother machine like yours and was struggling to overcast on some flimsy material. Relatively new sewer so didn’t know about the feet. Just tried G and it was perfect. Thanks so much
Everything I’ve learned, I’ve self-taught or learned through RUclips! This was so simple to understand and I really appreciate how you took the time to show examples of clothing with overcast stitching and why you would want to use that stitch. Thank you! New subscriber based off of this video alone! I’m an intermediate sewer and I’ve started sewing garments. This was so helpful!
oxmanagain I’ve made some baby items, a quilt, lots of baby bows, some pillows, pillow covers, and I’ve hand sewn garments- so having a machine is definitely making life much easier!
That was a great video! I was almost going to by a overcast foot for my brother sewing machine but my machine already came with all the feet including the overcast foot! Glad I found that out before purchasing one! Thank you!
I have a new Brother sewing machine similar to this one, and just did an overcasting stitch. I didn't know whether the right stitch should actually go INTO the fabric, and obviously it just barely does! So thank you!
For years I used a basic machine and an overcast stitch to prepare denim patches for my work overalls. I had no issues. Recently, however, I stumbled on to a nice Husqvarna serger/coverstich machine for a song. I know I'm gonna like the speed with which I can prepare large patches now...
Omg 😲 such a helpful video. I have this sewing machine and never knew how to use the G foot. I was actually going to buy a serger. You saved me a lot of money.
I'm new to your channel and I'm so excited I found you. I just bought a new Brother machine and I have learned more from watching your videos than reading the manual. Thank you for your great videos.
Great job guy ive been trying to sew for years i just got a brother project runway machine today trying to learn to make kilts and zoot suits did it as a teen in school 1980s very unheard of and taboo black young boy and making my own clothes but as i can see all that has changed im glad but back then nothing stopped me the teasing didnt stop me im 55 now but just started back last janurary the new machines are a challenge i learned on a 1980 fashionmate singer keep up the good work
I just got this machine and found your video on how to use the overcasting foot incredibly helpful. I've never sewed before so i watched your unboxing first to understand the machine. Seriously great how to's. Thank you!!!
Amazing tutorial ! Thank you so much ! I was struggling to do these stitches and even when I read the manual it wasn't that easy to understand as your explanation :)
I think I ce commented on one TouTube video before? But I watched your video a few days ago and your voice was so soothing. Everyone has those moments sewing where they want to chuck their machine out the door, so thank you for teaching with such calm and reassurance:)
This is easy to follow for a beginner. I loved that you showed the picture of the stitches in the manual. My manual doesn't state which stitches are for overcasting. Thank you!
Thank you so much for sharing this video. It was well done an extremely helpful. I have sewn on and off for years, but had never used a serger or over overlock. Either I didn’t have one or as now, I have a new Brother machine, but was afraid to even monkey with it. It’s absolutely ridiculous because I’m very tall and almost always need to alter clothing. More specifically, shirts that are stretchy and made of thin material. After all these years, I’m finally going to alter the pile of shirts sitting next to my sewing machine after watching your video and now that I’ve had the help that I needed! Again, thank you so much!❤️
Thank you so much for this informative and easy to understand video. i had no idea my machine could do this - it's not a Brother, it's just a cheap one i got from Lidl a few years ago, but prompted by your video, I got the manual out and there it is - 3 types of overcast stitch. Time to practice now. Onwards and upwards! xx
Wow! Great explanation. Great demonstration. Great camera work. Best demonstration of overlocking that I've seen. Really liked the example at the end that showed overlocking in everyday clothing. Thank you!
Very good instructional video. Any machine that does a stretch stitch can replace a serger. Unless one sews an incredible amount of knit wear using the same patterns over and over, a serger can be an expensive extravagance.
Fantastic close up images, and detailed explanations. Thank you for the video. I have a simpler and older Brother machine that has a built in “overlock stitch”. I felt intimated but now I can practice.
Thank you for making this look sooooo easy. I am quite to sewing. I can now dust my Brothers machine off and start sewing. Please demonstrate how to use the other sewing feet and how to use a walking foot PLEASE! I cant wait to start sewing.
Great instructional video. I am glad I found it because I want to try that stitch exactly for some expanded pillowcases. Having a dude teach me just adds that extra level of comfort for another guy; and your tone and manner of teaching is so cool, clam and collected. I look forward to checking out your other videos. Thanks.
That's a mighty fancy machine you've got there. Mine is old and simple (like me). I just finish my edges with pinking shears. Lol Want to see what other tricks you might know, so I'm gonna subscribe. Excellent video with great info. Much appreciated. Thank You!
Great tutorial. I like the J foot for overcasting but also use an S foot which simulates a serger by cutting off the edge. It does a great job on stiffer fabrics. Not as good on knits. I love your videos. Thanks .
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your toaster looks like a face with a moustache. Or boobs... But really I see a robot head that somebody drew a moustache on with a marker
WOW! Great video!!! I have these feet with a different brand of sewing machine and really wasn't sure how to use them. Thanks so much!
😂😂😂
Leave it to the brotha to explain how the brother works! I love it.
Haha, thanks for watching.
Yeah because white people eat pop tarts
I luv it👍🏾
Wow. Very professional! I love the closeup shots. U did a great job explaining the little details for beginners, and the people who have been sewing for a little bit (me). Bravo man!
I love it! LOL and did a fantastic job showing what he explained!
Awesome info on feet!
It is SO NICE to see a man sewing, or at the very least, seeing a man demonstrate sewing techniques. Three cheers!!
Wow, an instructional video where everything is explained in simple terms with no unnecessary chat, in a voice I could listen to all day! Managed to get it right first time thanks to you.
And I love your kitchen tiles
🤭 right. I came for the Title, NOT what you did a week ago and how it made you feel. lol
Not many tutorials get straight to the point, I hate it when they are half way through and all they do is waste time talking about their lives, introducing their kids and pets, telling us what they did and where they went on vacation, WHO CARES? When I look for a video I want them to get straight to the point, that is why I hate lives too, too much time wasted on saying HI to everyone that get on the chat!
The thing that blew me away with this video, wasn’t learning how to use the overlock stitches, but rather how to use the flipping automatic needle threader! When I saw you do it so easily, I gave it a try on my 3-year old machine. I’ve never been able to figure it out before! Thank you for saving me a lot of headaches.
I've had my Brother machine for 18 months and have about 8 of these feet. I keep them in a drawer and occasionally look at them and think, 'What the heck are you for?'
Now I know. 😊
Nice to see a man sew
Lol
I don't know why I always gets so astounded seeing guys do this type of art, since they are some of the best cooks and tailors on the planet. Go guys, go.
I understand what you mean. Thanks for watching.
I cook. I sew. I embroider. I do laundry & make the beds. And I can change a baby diaper with the best of 'em. I'm a certified fitness instructor & I teach fitness classes at our local YMCA for a living and to help keep myself and my participants fit.
But I'm also an ASE certified automotive technician, an accomplished machinist, computer programmer (since the C64 days using primarily C++ and MS Visual Basic 6), semi-pro paid photographer since 1982, accomplished electronics designer & technician both analog & digital.
I can also ride & handle both street & dirt motorcycles, hunt & fish, set & collect traps, service and maintain and shoot several types of firearms, and defend myself if needed.
Not intending to toot horn here, I am a humble & very thankful person. The point of this comment is to show that it is very much possible - and nowadays more acceptable - for either a man or a woman to have the abilities and to fill roles which are traditionally stereotyped to gender :). I like to do a bit of both and my wife SO appreciates it :).
Great video & demonstration. I have a small serger but it is a pain to keep it threaded & happy. But my beloved Kenmore 385.xx sewing machine has the "C" overcast foot and now thanks to you I know when & how to use it :)
Eloise Kinder yes exactly I was surprised to see a man instead of woman that cool thou 💓 that’s how it should be a job shouldn’t be limited to gender 😊😌
@@darrellhagan6124 Your my kind of guy!!!!!
@@SB-000 I was gonna propose to him 😁
You just saved me a lot of money. I’ll get a serger machine later. I can’t wait to try this. Thank you!!
I'm SO glad I found this channel. 6 weeks ago I started a dressmaking for beginners class. My teacher absolutely hates me for asking sewing questions & when I took in my fabric cutter she told me to get shears 🙄 some ppl are just nasty for nothing 💙💜🏴
Whaaa? But sewing should be relaxing.
A teacher who hates questions? Sounds like she should retire lol
I'm a renaissance man like yourself :) I started to learn to sew when I wanted to make new curtains and cushions for my campervan. I couldn't ask my friends to do things like this for me, and now I must have 5 different machines, from old singers to more modern (1970 era) machines. I luv each and every one of them for what they can do. Thanks so much for your clear and concise explanations. New subscriber :)
@@BrianSmiley2306 thank you for watching. I appreciate you sharing your story and thanks for subscribing
Excellent tutorial! I’ve been sewing for over 50 years and I learned new and interesting things from your video. I also loved your calm and precise explanation of what you were showing the viewer. Well done, Sir!
Excellent tutorial!! I am totally inspired, I’m now ready to go sew, thanks again
One reason I’ve been loving Brother since 1986 is that the accessory feet transport across all their models. Yep, the special purpose feet I bought for my 1986 machine also attach to & work on my 2005 model, and vice versa. 🥰
@Beth Matheron
Wow - that’s really good to know - I appreciate you sharing the info. Thank you 💐
You did a fabulous job your instructional videos. Brother should hire you to do all their instructional videos. Thank you again.
This is one of the best tutorials I've seen on YT and SO INFORMATIVE - have changed my mind & not buying a serger - just going to keep with my Brother sewing machine, NOW I know what to do with one of the 100's of feet I have in a box!!!! Thank you so much and you've just got yourself a new subscriber.
You're very welcome!
I've been experimenting occasionally with overcasting and overclocking stitches, but as an intermediate sewist, this has been a great addition. Thanks!
Your videos are so informative and your calm demeanor when you’re explaining makes it so easy to comprehend.
Very nice and clear! Usually I get frustrated (since I self-teach almost everything when it comes to sewing) because I don't quite understand tutorials, but yours was very nice, very straight to the point that even dumb me could get it. Thank you, thank you, thank you!!
I pretty sure you're very smart if you can self-teach yourself. Thanks for watching and if you ever have any question feel free to ask.
I've had my older Brother model for years and just unboxed it(again) to sew during quarintine. I searched for hours to find a demo of some of the presser feet I had become unfamiliar with when I came across your video... it solved 2/3 of my problem because the feet #'s were the SAME! Thank you sooo much and good job!
I wish I could press the "like" button more times than just once. This video was pretty helpful! Thanks!
What a nice surprise. Love your short no-frills opening, great clear instructions on a very relevant subject to me. Always like seeing a man sew!
Thank you for sharing this foot. I don't have a serger so I bought this foot to use. I now know how to use my overlocking foot.
Thanks for sharing. I bought this same machine 3 years ago from Wal-Mart. I've never changed the presser foot. I will definitely have to try tomorrow.
Thank you! Clear, concise, simply explained, and close-ups of what you’re doing. Appreciate it so much!
I want to thank you for this tutorial. After watching countless videos, I finally understand! You made it all so clear. I never knew I had to change the foot and I never understood where to line up the edge of the material. It’s all so clear now and I was actually able to do it. Thank you, thank you, thank you! 😊
Sorry for the late response to your comment and thanks for watching. If you ever have any questions feel free to ask.
Your camera focus is the best I have seen for the sewing demos. Very clearly explained. Nice job.
You just helped my project go to the next level. Appreciate you and your video. Thank you so much for being so detailed. I didn’t realize how much I need to learn about sewing.
This is a really great tutorial for beginners. Thank you for all the hard work you put into making this video!
good tutorial and very clear and concise. I am experienced in sewing but you can never stop learning.
You are a wonderful teacher! I have been a teacher for 26 years. You did a great job. Thank you 😊
I really appreciate your comment especially coming from someone so skilled as yourself. Thanks for watching and you enjoy the rest of your day
My sister has been teaching me to sew but she can’t be here all the time. So I found your video on the overcasting stitch. It was clear and very helpful. I appreciated you showing the different fabrics and stitches.
Thanks for letting me know how much my video helped. If you have any questions feel free to ask.
oxmanagain it truly did help. The only issue I’m having is figuring out how to adjust the tension because my threads seem loose. I’m hanging on to this video for reference for when I get stuck! Thanks again!
I love how you demonstrated how to do serging work using a regular sewing machine and that is knowledge I will need and so will others who are new to sewing also. I enjoyed the video and have leaned something new and will apply what I have learned when stitching material together.
Aye man, in addition to being informative, this was mad relaxing. I'm feelin the vibe. Keep doing whatcha doing. Thank you!
I know right... Like... I was over here snapping for him like Im at a spoken word event!! Yess!! Im trying to sew not take a nap! But ok- ima lay down for just a second...👏🏾🙌🏾✊🏾.😜🚶🚶😔
He is relaxing to watch and listen to..
My wife has started trying to sew and I have been trying to learn also. I did not know there was so much to learn about sewing.
I agree. When I first stated I felt overwhelmed myself. With time and practice you will be good in no time at all.
You assume everyone starts with no previous knowledge then build on that so absolutely everyone can join in. EVERYONE!
I thought those were just weird embroidery stiches, and what a relief to know what I already have can do the job so no more money needed. Subscribed, and I wish you well!
This is one of the best tutorials I have ever seen on anything-period! Thank you so much for helping this newbie sewer!
I was going to purchase a serger but with all the different threading I wasn't sure. Since Im a beginner at sewing this technic will do just fine. Thank you so much
My server only gets used when I'm doing very long seams or piecing stuff together for really large projects.
A good zig-zag overcast will do just as well for every normal project. The variations this video so clearly shows are useful for one step sewing the seam and overcasting.
Well done!
I'm already a stitching pro, with over 40 years of machines under my hoodie. I just always love to see what the stitching dudes come up with. A very simple and informative video! Well done!
I really appreciate your time. Thanks
I have been wanting to over case stitch on some things but thought I need a surger. Now I know how to make it work on my reg machine!!! Thank you so much! Idk there was a tutorial either!! Im old old school.
Hey buddy, don’t know if anyone ever says thank you for sharing your knowledge, but thank you.
Best explanation of this I found on RUclips. Thank you!
@@annabellethompson6233 thank you and have fun sewing
Awesome teaching! So easy and clear to understand! Love how you compared all four close up! thanks!
Thank you. You are a very good teacher. Patient, not too fast and pleasant to listen to.
Your step by step instruction are very well done. You did not assume we knew things. Thanks very much!
Very nice, I just started using the overcasting hitch, it is definitely nice, but there is nothing better than my surger! Thank you so much for the video, very well laid out
Thank you so much for your video! I loved that you actually showed the feet you can use, the manual and what it looks like on your machine. Very helpful! I was ready to throw in the towel but your tutorial helped me get through my sewing project!
I appreciate you sharing your story. What did you make and finish?
I'm a Beginner myself and I appreciate your Tutorial very much 👍💯‼️
This is exactly what I’ve been wondering about this past week, and here it turned up in my feed! Thanks❤
You should be wearing your underpants on the outside, cos you’re my new super hero. Just bought a brother machine like yours and was struggling to overcast on some flimsy material. Relatively new sewer so didn’t know about the feet. Just tried G and it was perfect. Thanks so much
I appreciate your comment and thanks for watching.
Thank you for making such an informative tutorial you taught me me more in 12 mins than my economics teacher taught me for 3 years at school
Omg so grateful for this! I was in hate with my new brother machine 😕 some relief now😊
Thanks I needed this! Appreciate you showing the results of these stitches and different feet. Plus I loved how you got in the angles. Thanks!
Everything I’ve learned, I’ve self-taught or learned through RUclips! This was so simple to understand and I really appreciate how you took the time to show examples of clothing with overcast stitching and why you would want to use that stitch. Thank you! New subscriber based off of this video alone! I’m an intermediate sewer and I’ve started sewing garments. This was so helpful!
Thank you for your support I really appreciate it. So what have you soon before?
oxmanagain I’ve made some baby items, a quilt, lots of baby bows, some pillows, pillow covers, and I’ve hand sewn garments- so having a machine is definitely making life much easier!
@@alyssabmcdaniel that is very impressive.
Oh my god! This is a very helpful video! Im a beginner and been looking for a good overcasting video! Thank you soo much!!!
Great teacher! You speak slow and clear. I’m a pro now. Thank you!
Thanks for watching and I appreciate your comment. Have fun sewing.
That was a great video! I was almost going to by a overcast foot for my brother sewing machine but my machine already came with all the feet including the overcast foot! Glad I found that out before purchasing one! Thank you!
I have a new Brother sewing machine similar to this one, and just did an overcasting stitch. I didn't know whether the right stitch should actually go INTO the fabric, and obviously it just barely does! So thank you!
You explain each step clear and simple. Great demonstration! Thank you! 😊
Wow, best instructional video I’ve seen in a long time. Well done!
For years I used a basic machine and an overcast stitch to prepare denim patches for my work overalls. I had no issues.
Recently, however, I stumbled on to a nice Husqvarna serger/coverstich machine for a song. I know I'm gonna like the speed with which I can prepare large patches now...
Omg 😲 such a helpful video. I have this sewing machine and never knew how to use the G foot. I was actually going to buy a serger. You saved me a lot of money.
Thank you for another fantastic demonstration. I appreciate the time you put into it helping each of us. God Bless
Thanks for sharing, I believe I have those stitches on my Brother, its a basic model, thanks for showing how to used them. Blessings.😊
wow, thank you so much.. this is one of the clearest and the most helpful rare videos ever for a beginner, about brother machines..
I'm new to your channel and I'm so excited I found you. I just bought a new Brother machine and I have learned more from watching your videos than reading the manual. Thank you for your great videos.
I'm always excited when I can help someone new if you have any questions feel free to ask, thanks for watching and have fun sewing
You sir, just changed my life.
Best tutorial ever! Thank you for making this so clear and easy to follow!
Omg that hidden piece to help get the thread in the needle 😱 you’re a life saver thank you so much ❤️❤️❤️
I appreciate you more for watching. And that little piece is pretty cool. Have fun sewing.
Great job guy ive been trying to sew for years i just got a brother project runway machine today trying to learn to make kilts and zoot suits did it as a teen in school 1980s very unheard of and taboo black young boy and making my own clothes but as i can see all that has changed im glad but back then nothing stopped me the teasing didnt stop me im 55 now but just started back last janurary the new machines are a challenge i learned on a 1980 fashionmate singer keep up the good work
I just got this machine and found your video on how to use the overcasting foot incredibly helpful. I've never sewed before so i watched your unboxing first to understand the machine. Seriously great how to's. Thank you!!!
Thank you for watching and then letting me know the video's helped. I appreciate your time.
Amazing tutorial ! Thank you so much ! I was struggling to do these stitches and even when I read the manual it wasn't that easy to understand as your explanation :)
You're a good teacher with a soothing voice!
Thank you! That is an enlightening presentation! Learned more than I came for without any nonsense.
I think I ce commented on one TouTube video before? But I watched your video a few days ago and your voice was so soothing. Everyone has those moments sewing where they want to chuck their machine out the door, so thank you for teaching with such calm and reassurance:)
I really appreciate your comment. Thanks for watching again and I can relate with you on having some of those days.
THANK YOU. I LEARN A LOT TODAY. YOU ARE A GREAT TEACHER. GOD BLESS
This is easy to follow for a beginner. I loved that you showed the picture of the stitches in the manual. My manual doesn't state which stitches are for overcasting. Thank you!
Thank you for watching. I'm glad you like the video and it helped you some.
Thank you so much for sharing this video. It was well done an extremely helpful. I have sewn on and off for years, but had never used a serger or over overlock. Either I didn’t have one or as now, I have a new Brother machine, but was afraid to even monkey with it. It’s absolutely ridiculous because I’m very tall and almost always need to alter clothing. More specifically, shirts that are stretchy and made of thin material. After all these years, I’m finally going to alter the pile of shirts sitting next to my sewing machine after watching your video and now that I’ve had the help that I needed! Again, thank you so much!❤️
Amazing step-by-step guide! Best tutorial on this method from beginning to end. Thank you!
Wow great teacher thank u Love the way you explain so slowly and clearly 🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰
Thank you for your teaching. It's very useful for beginners like me.
This video is so good! I am so grateful that you are thorough with your instructions.
@@josetedavis3662 I'm glad that the video was able to help you and I'm glad you left a comment. Enjoy the rest of your day and have fun sewing
Thank you so much for this informative and easy to understand video. i had no idea my machine could do this - it's not a Brother, it's just a cheap one i got from Lidl a few years ago, but prompted by your video, I got the manual out and there it is - 3 types of overcast stitch. Time to practice now. Onwards and upwards! xx
Thanks for sharing your story. You just discovered you have a brand new sewing machine. Have fun and thanks for watching.
Wow! Great explanation. Great demonstration. Great camera work. Best demonstration of overlocking that I've seen. Really liked the example at the end that showed overlocking in everyday clothing. Thank you!
Very good instructional video. Any machine that does a stretch stitch can replace a serger. Unless one sews an incredible amount of knit wear using the same patterns over and over, a serger can be an expensive extravagance.
Fantastic close up images, and detailed explanations. Thank you for the video. I have a simpler and older Brother machine that has a built in “overlock stitch”. I felt intimated but now I can practice.
Excellent video both in showing how its done and explaining the process, thanks. I have learnt something new and very useful about my Brother machine.
@@ambersis I'm glad you enjoyed my video. Have fun sewing.
great teacher; clear, nicely paced to allow viewer to concentrate on the detail
Thank you for making this look sooooo easy. I am quite to sewing. I can now dust my Brothers machine off and start sewing. Please demonstrate how to use the other sewing feet and how to use a walking foot PLEASE! I cant wait to start sewing.
I absolutely could not “subscribe with push notifications” ! I loved this tutorial.
I appreciate your comment.
Thanks for the video! I remember how to put the bobbin in by P is perfect, the thread will come off the bobbin in a P shape.
Great tutorial! Clear explanation and straight to the point! Great job
Thank you and I appreciate you for watching.
Thank you so much I’m a new 🧵 sewer and got this fabulous machine did not know how to use your video is so much easier to learn from.
I appreciate you for watching and if you ever have any questions feel free to ask.
Those edges look good. Thank you for showing us.
Great instructional video. I am glad I found it because I want to try that stitch exactly for some expanded pillowcases. Having a dude teach me just adds that extra level of comfort for another guy; and your tone and manner of teaching is so cool, clam and collected. I look forward to checking out your other videos. Thanks.
This was so clear and thank you so much ....wow but your kitchen is so tidy and organised !! Look forward to more videos .
Man, you are fantastic. Thanks for your video and please keep making them....
I am so grateful for this video! And thank you for being so detailed and going through step-by-step, it's much appreciated!
Amanda Cooper Thank you for watching and you're welcome.
i have learned how to use my machine so much better by watching your videos, thank you
Zacheus Macias You're welcome and I'm glad i could help you. Feel free to ask me any question if you ever need help. Thanks for the support.
That's a mighty fancy machine you've got there. Mine is old and simple (like me). I just finish my edges with pinking shears. Lol
Want to see what other tricks you might know, so I'm gonna subscribe.
Excellent video with great info.
Much appreciated.
Thank You!
Great tutorial. I like the J foot for overcasting but also use an S foot which simulates a serger by cutting off the edge. It does a great job on stiffer fabrics. Not as good on knits. I love your videos. Thanks .
I needed this so badly for reusable napkins ... than kyou thank you thank you