The pace suits my way of learning. She also has a pleasant and soothing speaking voice. She makes the steps so easy to follow. I had a brain anomaly three years ago. Since then I have become more methodical. Her step by step and lack of extraneous words is exactly how I think now.
I came across this Korean quilting technique and was trying to figure out the method, as I have been sewing for the last 45 years or so. Great tutorial. In English sewing, the seam we call 'flat fell', and the stitch we call 'whip stitch'.
Thank you! When you add more pieces, the seam gets thicker but use the same method to connect more pieces. I teach online classes about this technique so please check my website or IG posting for future classes!
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Clever way to measure the two seam allowances. The tiny stitches are so well-done.
The pace suits my way of learning. She also has a pleasant and soothing speaking voice. She makes the steps so easy to follow.
I had a brain anomaly three years ago. Since then I have become more methodical. Her step by step and lack of extraneous words is exactly how I think now.
Thank you for watching my video and hope you enjoy making process of this technique!
The best tutorial I have ever seen for this type of sewing. Thank you so much.
I hope you enjoyed it. Thank you!
I love how your camera is right above your work.
Thank you!
I came across this Korean quilting technique and was trying to figure out the method, as I have been sewing for the last 45 years or so. Great tutorial. In English sewing, the seam we call 'flat fell', and the stitch we call 'whip stitch'.
Thank you! Yes, I use flat fell seam and whipstitch to explain techniques. Also, I share Korean terms so people can get familiar with them.
Thank you… beautiful explanation and demonstration.
I use the thread knotting technique when I start sewing - but had never thought of using it to finish…. Bonus!
@@cdbetz904 Thank you! I am so glad to share my passion with you!
Oh, that's how you make it whipstitch for the second hemming.. thank you so much for teaching me!!
I am glad to share this tip with you!
Very nice.. clean n neat sewing
Excepcional explicación ! Gracias ❤
Gracias!
Thank you for your patience in explaining. ☘🍀
My pleasure!
Thank you for this video….I have been trying jogakbo for the first time…this will help me a great deal.
I am glad to hear this! Good luck!
And thank you so much for showing us your knotting technique!
My pleasaure!
Such wonderful instruction and details- thank you!!
Thank you!
Beautifully explained, thank you!
oh! my pleasaure!
ポジャギ素晴らしいです〜💕♥
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Thank you for your sweet comment!
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Beautiful hand stitching! Thank you.
Thank you! I hope you enjoyed watching it!
Fantastic tutorial …Can’t wait to try this
Thank you!
Very clear. Wonderful!
Thank you for sharing your nice knot technique! 👍🏼
I am glad to hear it! thanks!
thank you for sharing, best wishes from Germany
Thank you for watching it!
Best video thank you ! How do you then sew an other block to this one please ? Same technique ? Isnt the seam getting to thick ?
Thank you! When you add more pieces, the seam gets thicker but use the same method to connect more pieces. I teach online classes about this technique so please check my website or IG posting for future classes!
Thank you for this great video!
Thank you!😊
The thread is beautiful. What thread do you use?
I use 50 wt. cotton thread for cotton, linen, and ramie fabrics. and 50wt. silk for silk fabrics.
Wouldn’t you want to use matching or close color thread
I love to use contrasting color threads! It adds a bit of character and stitch marks can be another design element😀
Thank you so much for this video :) This is really nice!
Thank you!
Lovely!
Thank you!!
Los asiáticos tienen cortas y eficientes de enseñar y pausado ....es otra forma de enseñar y rápido aprende uno
I hope you enjoyed watching and doing some techniques!
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