Love how your dress turned out. The colour of your jacket is perfect along with your dress. I sew and I use patterns as a guideline for fit and then I can be more creative.
What a nice comment! my kids would said the opposite about my voice! 😂 thank you so much lovely, I understand 😁❤️ watching all of my videos is a great help! ❤️
Are you talking about making a Japanese Kimono jacket? That' a wonderful idea. I have been thinking of making one for myself (using Japanese patchwork hand mending stitching). Kimono jackets, dresses, coats, and shirts never go out of style (depending what fabrics they are made from). Your Kimono style jacket is beautiful on you. It will be perfect for the upcoming weather changes. Yes, it need pockets and a sash (or belt). Wonderful You could save what is left of that old yellow hoodie with patchwork. I saved an old sweatshirt with patchwork. First, I sewed a large, 100% cotton patch on the INSIDE to cover all of the damaged area on the front of the shirt. I made sure all the raw edges were turned under on that big patch. Second, I carefully removed all the damaged sweatshirt fabric leaving only that patch to hold the shape of the sweatshirt together. Third, I basted 100% cotton batting (wadding) to the patch. Fourth, I basted a very large Mariner's Compass quilt block (that I had already made for that project) over all of the patched area. Fifth, I pinned the quilt block in place; and, Six, I machine quilted the patchwork compass patch from the inside of the Compass out (to make sure nothing moved. Seven, I finished the raw edges on the Mariners Compass with some fancy machine stitching. That up-cycled sweatshirt was a hit at the local quilt show.
Wow! thank you lovely! I am copying this comment and saving it so I can go back and re read it when I need to know how to do something, it sounds like you know your stuff! I love learning from everyone and this sounds like a great advise! thank you ❤️😁
Love the jacket the peacock dress with bleach spot why don’t you cut out spare Pieces of fabric and sew on top and one patch on front of the peacock with nice stitch make it look a feature and perhaps a bead lv Jean Canterbury uk
Your bags and pouches are beautiful. It sounds like you need to make more coin pouches. The longer the video is the less likely I am to finish it. Plus, I have no idea how to pay to view any videos. They never give me a Snail Mail address where I may mail a check (to pay for the rights to view their new videos). I hate it when this happens; but, there are a lot more videos that I have never viewed.
Love how your dress turned out. The colour of your jacket is perfect along with your dress. I sew and I use patterns as a guideline for fit and then I can be more creative.
Thank you lovely! 😁❤️ I totally get what you mean, it is about the journey for me.
❤ watching you 😂. Sorry, can't afford to pay for it 🙃.
I also look cathrine sews.
Have a lovely time.
I totally understand! thank you so much lovely 😁❤️
I love your voice. I love listening to you talk. I also watch all your videos. However, I can't afford to pay for subscriptions either.
What a nice comment! my kids would said the opposite about my voice! 😂 thank you so much lovely, I understand 😁❤️ watching all of my videos is a great help! ❤️
Are you talking about making a Japanese Kimono jacket? That' a wonderful idea. I have been thinking of making one for myself (using Japanese patchwork hand mending stitching). Kimono jackets, dresses, coats, and shirts never go out of style (depending what fabrics they are made from). Your Kimono style jacket is beautiful on you. It will be perfect for the upcoming weather changes. Yes, it need pockets and a sash (or belt). Wonderful
You could save what is left of that old yellow hoodie with patchwork. I saved an old sweatshirt with patchwork. First, I sewed a large, 100% cotton patch on the INSIDE to cover all of the damaged area on the front of the shirt. I made sure all the raw edges were turned under on that big patch. Second, I carefully removed all the damaged sweatshirt fabric leaving only that patch to hold the shape of the sweatshirt together. Third, I basted 100% cotton batting (wadding) to the patch. Fourth, I basted a very large Mariner's Compass quilt block (that I had already made for that project) over all of the patched area. Fifth, I pinned the quilt block in place; and, Six, I machine quilted the patchwork compass patch from the inside of the Compass out (to make sure nothing moved. Seven, I finished the raw edges on the Mariners Compass with some fancy machine stitching. That up-cycled sweatshirt was a hit at the local quilt show.
Wow! thank you lovely! I am copying this comment and saving it so I can go back and re read it when I need to know how to do something, it sounds like you know your stuff! I love learning from everyone and this sounds like a great advise! thank you ❤️😁
Love the jacket and all the fabrics!
Thank you lovely! 😁❤️
Smart not lazy 😅
You are kind! 😁
PS...Suggestions: I prefer linings that are lighter, inside of bag has lighter fabrics... Thank you for all your time and efforts.
Thank you! that is a great comment, I never thought of this, thanks a bunch lovely 😁❤️
Hi lovely as usual. You sound like u have lived and sewed internationally Interesting 👍🧵💃🏽
Thank you lovely! what a nice comment! 😁❤️
Hi. I think the bags would sell better w square bottoms. Adorable fabrics. Thank you.
Yes, I am hoping they will! thank you lovely! 😁❤️
Love the jacket the peacock dress with bleach spot why don’t you cut out spare
Pieces of fabric and sew on top and one patch on front of the peacock with nice stitch make it look a feature and perhaps a bead lv Jean Canterbury uk
That is a good idea, I need to do something with it. Thank you lovely 😁❤️
I love watching your channel, and you have good ideas. I have to say on the garment you are wearing . The neck is too wide,do t you think
Yes I think you are right, I am trying to get the right for so I am still learning. Thank you lovely 😍
Medusa in Spanish is "jellyfish" in English.❤
I know! sometimes my brain is just not braining! 😂 thank you lovely!😁❤️
I love your channel but I will be honest that I can’t afford to pay for memberships/patreon programs for the channels I watch.
Thank you lovely, of course I understand, thank you so much for your comment, I will still release videos here every week! 😁❤️
Your bags and pouches are beautiful. It sounds like you need to make more coin pouches. The longer the video is the less likely I am to finish it. Plus, I have no idea how to pay to view any videos. They never give me a Snail Mail address where I may mail a check (to pay for the rights to view their new videos). I hate it when this happens; but, there are a lot more videos that I have never viewed.
Thank you lovely! I am not in the US so checks won't work, but don't worry I will still post here every week, I hope you enjoy my upcoming videos! ❤️😁
The blue top is to big in the neck on you. And you should have used dark blue tread the base color of the top to top stitch.
Yes you are right, thank you lovely 😁❤️
Sorry..I enjoy your videos..but I'm over being asked to pay subscriptions
Thank you lovely!, I totally understand 😁❤️