BEST Beginner DIY Tailoring Tools For PRO Results
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- Опубликовано: 16 июл 2024
- • Tailor Your ENTIRE Closet
Learning how to tailor your own clothes is amazing, but there are a lot of accessories out there that aren't worth it at all.
In this video I'm going to tell you which ones ARE worth it!
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I’m a girl not a guy but this is, without a doubt, the best sewing channel on YT 💕
Man I've watched your older stuff when I started college 2 years ago. You're a good teacher for being both informative and entertaining so it's pretty badass how you're still making stuff. God bless your work man
Thanks for checking in and for the dope comment! Glad you're still around man!
Your vids have inspired me to lose weight. I cant thank u enough. I care about how I look again. God bless u.
I soo love you, you'r channel is no nonsense straight to the point. Thank you for your much needed content.
Except for the peanut buttering of the toast. That was a bit of appreciated nonsense
Pretty random huh?
First started altering mu clothes in 1983 and still learning... many thanks for the video ..... loved it....
all great accessories and must haves.
SD! You have some great energy man. It's entertaining and that keeps me from falling asleep like I do when I watch other sewing vids LOL.
Thanks for the good work.
6:45 - MY FAVORITE PART OF THIS VID LOL!
Glad you enjoy it!
Great video stylish d, keep it up
Finally youtube is back up and I can watch StylishDad
Why do you look so red in the B-roll?
That was a wild hour! I had to listen to Audible...
I didn't know what that button was for! Thanks!
Now you know!
Come ooonnn that yardstick peanut butter joke was golden!!!
I still have that yardstick too!
My machine came with a spring action pressure foot as the "normal" pressure foot. Now I know how to use it, thanks!
I love so your channel 💫
I like to use binder clips instead of pins. They grip the cloth really well
Yup I need to buy more sewing equipments just like you mentioned😂
6:47 When your girlfriend takes your doritos 😂
Lol!
there is a local morning TV show that is missing its host! you have that TV vibe. :)
Seam ripper is the one thing I was to greedy for up to now .... why ? NO I D E A 😂😂😂 love your vids, you are the only one who make me comfortable enough to alter a shirt of my husbands 😃
Yes I know I never comment ... no reason for that either truth be told ...
anyway thanks for all the effort you put in your channel, thanks for all your positivity and never forget to do what YOU want on that channel (I remember a video where you said sewing is not the only thing you like 😃) and ignore bad and evil.
Have a good one !
You need more affiliate links! I don't see the scissors, the ruler, the chalk, the yardstick, or thread snips! I'm buying all my supplies now, excited to get started. You were exactly what I was looking for!
They don’t convert that well so I just skipped them!
the little spring clips take the place of pins more often than not
Thank you for this video, LOVE your channel! Helped me narrow down what I actually need, Do you have a link for the pressor foot on amazon ?
Let me try and track it down for ya quick. Amazon links are always changing...
Second time watching and I forgot to write a comment, see you on the other side 😉
I've got a fabric measuring tape, a yard stick, and a seam gauge. Since a yard stick is sometimes too short, I bought, at Ace Hardware, a stainless steel strip to use as a straight edge.
Instead of a spring-action presser foot, I bought a Dritz Jean-A-Ma-Jig. I don't know if there is a spring-action presser foot made for my sewing machine.
Yeah unfortunately not all accessories can be found for all machines. Super annoying
Alonzo Bodden, the comedian, makes sewing videos? LOL
I thought you looked familiar! hahahah
LOL!!
I could sure use a tutorial on how to taper double-stitched out/inner inseam. I would like to avoid taper all the way up the leg. It's a little past my skill set.
I made a video on that already actually, it's the flat felled seam tutorial video.
Hey SD... love your channel! As a women, who loves and wants her guy to look his best, I’ve learned so much from you on men’s clothing. I’ve got a good grip on woman’s clothing but a lot of your techniques crossover. Anyway, you could do a 2 for 1 video on hemming and tapering suit pants (can you do this keeping the original hem?)? Most guys need both of things and your have done it in parts but I’m trying to figure out the order of operations and I think it’s 1) hem 2) taper and 3) zigzag closed but I wonder if there is a faster/better way?
I also wanted to ask 1) what teeth whiting products do you use? You’re teeth are amazing!!!!! And 2) what’s the scar on your right arm?
Keep up the good work, I’m here for life!
Unfortunately no you can't keep the original hem on suit pants, you end up making a new blind hem which is fine. As far as the order of operations goes there isn't a hard and fast rule, but I would taper and then hem after that.
And I use some whitening molds I got on Amazon forever ago haha! Haven't used them in a while actually...
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Thanks for as answering!!!!!
I’m glad I found your channel.
Those Amazon trays worked great if you haven’t used them in a long time!!!
Take care
You're welcome, glad you found them!
So, here’s another question ... I have the equipment to embroider and/or heat transfer. I love putting names on hoodies, etc ...
Do guys like that stuff? I’ve done a few of his jerseys and it was received with great joy but it’s it okay to do it on other stuff? Part of making a custom garment is personalization and adding a name looks cool.
My fear is that it looks like some sort of name tag. Now I’m not saying putting things on his dress shirts or professional wear but jackets, hoodies, gym and sport bags, etc ...
What’s your thoughts?
(Personally, I put my name on everything from my Starbucks cup to my kayak!!! I know it’s ultimately a personal preference but I’m wondering your stance.)
Thanks
I'm sure he would LOVE that! That's an awesome idea!!
The dog was like... Dude, I was sleeping. I was dreaming about that hot collie down the street.
Try other sewing machines that are strong for all types of fabrics 😄 please if you can😅
Did my man just use a ruler to spread peanut butter?
Yes yes he did!