Secret technique for your sewing machine to sew all types of fabric.

[@alinedeleandro123]

Thank you so much, Luyasi. That was very helpful. Blessings to you from Australia.

[@MareeK4346]

Thank You 🙏 from Australia 🇦🇺

[@1234548487]

Thank you so much for helping me with this problem thaw ice berm having.
In my country (Trinidad and Tobago) we also call it
masking tape.
May God continue to grow you in much knowledge.

[@luyasi]

Amen. Thank you so much. Much appreciated. God bless you.

[@loragreen4623]

Thank you Luyasi for the wonderful tip!

[@Doctor_Al]

I think in the US that would be similar to masking tape or maybe painters tape. It must give the presser foot a little traction on the slippery fabric. Pretty cool.

[@luyasi]

You're so correct Doctor_AI. The tape gives the presser foot some traction. Yes. It's also called masking tape or painters tape here too. Thank you so much for the feedback.

[@hapimasina774]

Thank you so much. This is so helpful.

[@luyasi]

You're most welcome. I'm glad you got value from the video.

[@patriciabarnes3582]

What a great tutorial thanks so much!

[@sarahb.6475]

Thank you! I just got a sewing machine. I was practicing with different types of scrap fabric to learn about it and I was surprised to find out it would not sew stretch fabric at all.

[@sarahb.6475]

I also never realized it was because the fabric was slippery. Thought it was the stretchiness that was the issue!

[@LizzyNomvulaFaku]

Thanks so much brother 4this tip ❤❤I've been struggling to sew stretch material thumbs up highly appreciated from South Africa ❤❤❤❤❤❤

[@luyasi]

You're most welcome Lizzy. I'm glad you got value from the video. Wow! Much love to the people of South Africa.

[@arlenem6659]

Definitely gonna try. Great tip!

[@mclenachan]

Thanks for this tip. I will definitely try it.

[@annetteegerton6153]

VERY HELPFUL Thank you

[@MevyeMark]

Thank you so much, this so helpful.

[@luyasi]

You're most welcome. I'm glad you got value from the video.

[@yamunasevaharripersad3581]

Thank u a million Tim's brother from kzn sout Africa

[@AmunegaGabrella]

Thank you so much for this information.

[@abbiedressofficial1]

Thank you so much for sharing I will try it out

[@luyasi]

You're most welcome. Thanks for watching.

[@caramelish]

So helpful. I've put my dresses away for months because my machine couldn't sew the delicate fabrics.
Thank you for sharing.

[@luyasi]

You're most welcome Caramelish. I'm so glad you got value from the video.

[@bumaschneider]

@@caramelish me too ohh kept away all my museline fabrics bc I didn't know how to sew them on my machine

[@patriciastephenson1945]

If you have a Teflon foot, it’s designed to be used on slippery fabric. They are on eBay for £1.50 …..they are manufactured in china. Also, the masking tape leaves a sticky residue on the bottom of the foot when you take it off. The tape sometimes folds up when sewing.

[@princessaKLG]

Thank you so much! I’ve really been struggling with this!

[@luyasi]

You're most welcome. I'm glad you got value from the video.

[@elsahobbs5423]

I have tried your masking tape tip and am so so impressed. Thank you thank you. You should teach google how to solve skipping stiching in stretchy material. They did not help me much.

[@KanuCharity]

Thank you sir for your guide line❤

[@luyasi]

You're most welcome. Thanks for watching.

[@yochi6727]

Thank u so much

[@luyasi]

You're most welcome. Thanks for watching.

[@triplewinlin5576]

Genius!

[@luyasi]

Thank you so much.

[@offiakusilas4325]

Thank you so much for sharing this. This is so helpful

[@luyasi]

You're most welcome. I'm glad you got value from the video. Thanks for watching.

[@TaraSykes3]

Thank you for sharing this great advice. We call it masking tape in the UK to.

[@luyasi]

You're most welcome Tara. Wow! I didn't know they call it that same name in the Uk too. Thanks for the feedback.

[@JuanitaLottering-wj6yi]

Thanks very helpful

[@luyasi]

You're most welcome Juanita. I'm glad you got value from the video.

[@altaroberts5105]

Machine might need servicing. The industrial machines I work on sews all fabrics without a problem.

[@luyasi]

Although it varies from manufacturer to manufacturer. Some sewing machines might be able to sew more of certain types of fabrics than others.

[@adepejuawere4760]

May God bless you

[@leben1856]

God bless you sir. More grace.

[@luyasi]

Amen. Thank you so much Le Ben.

[@asaamogamichael5552]

Thank you bro for the new tip I have learn something new .

[@luyasi]

You're most welcome. I'm glad you got value from the video.

[@mariealexis968]

Thank you my friend may God bless you

[@luyasi]

Amen. You're most welcome. Thank you so much Marie Alexis.

[@danielebi8044]

thank u so much ❤

[@luyasi]

You're most welcome Daniel. Welcome to the family.

[@indyerbrenda1471]

This was so helpful,God bless

[@luyasi]

Amen. I'm glad you got value from the video. Thanks for watching.

[@amakaonuoha7127]

Thank you so much for this tip

[@luyasi]

You're most welcome Amaka. Thanks for watching.

[@victoriagodwin3263]

This is awesome, thanks so much😊

[@luyasi]

You're most welcome Victoria. Thanks for watching.

[@IreneLottering-g4u]

Thanks brother🇿🇦

[@ngodirichidimma]

Thanks a lot. This is very helpful

[@luyasi]

You're most welcome. I'm glad you got value from the video.

[@ireneakiiki1211]

Thanks so much . Helpful

[@luyasi]

You're most welcome Irene. I'm glad you got value from the video.

[@bintikhamisi7806]

I never knew the second method, thanks alots🇰🇪

[@luyasi]

You're most welcome Binti. Thanks for watching.

[@awegrace4603]

Thank you!!

[@luyasi]

You're most welcome. Thanks for watching.

[@bumaschneider]

Thank you so so much bro !🙏🙏God bless you

[@luyasi]

You're most welcome. Amen. Thank you so much.

[@sybilikpegbu6516]

Thanks a lot, God bless you 👍

[@luyasi]

You're most welcome. Amen. Thanks for watching.

[@user-uy1ui4bb8c]

Thanks for the tip

[@luyasi]

You're most welcome Anna. Thanks for watching.

[@bonnybanks6250]

Great tip if you don't have a teflon foot.

[@ulomaossai9790]

Thanks so much Sir. This is so helpful

[@luyasi]

You're most welcome Uloma. I'm glad you got value from the video.

[@deborahadanu4580]

Thanks for sharing this

[@luyasi]

You're most welcome Deborah. Thanks for watching.

[@titosea6661]

Wow I'll try this cos each time I'm working on a strechy fabric i normally use the first method you showed and i it's too stressful and the sewing aren't too neat as i want cos I'll have to sew on the paper which makes it hard to see the line I'm following but with this method I'll definitely try this

[@chifuniroulati8301]

Also buy needles for stretch fabrics it works like magic

[@luyasi]

Yes. You're correct. The first method can be time consuming and stressful. The second method will make your work easier.

[@luyasi]

Yes, You're correct. Getting a ballpoint needle can also help for stretch fabrics.

[@doctorbird8595]

Brilliant!

[@luyasi]

Thank you so much Doctor Bird.

[@ILIYAJUSTINA-hp7nf]

Thank you so much

[@luyasi]

You're most welcome. Thanks for watching.

[@erica4023]

Thanks luyasi..

[@Iphygift55]

Thank you so much LUYASI

[@luyasi]

You're most welcome Ifeoma. Thanks for watching.

[@TimonHope-f9t]

Thank you

[@adebiyibasirat9798]

Good morning sir
I use candle to sew stretchy materials

[@luyasi]

Yes. Candle also works but just like the paper method, it can be time consuming because you have to rub the candle all around the area where you want to sew.

[@marielamour6418]

Thank you I learn something new

[@luyasi]

You're most welcome. I'm glad you got value from the video.

[@spiritualguide-mu3ti]

You just gain a new subscriber

[@luyasi]

Wow! Thank you so much. Good to have you. Welcome to the family.

[@andreahenry517]

Thanks.alot sir

[@luyasi]

You're most welcome. Thanks for watching.

[@oluwaseunjoze6054]

God bless you sir

[@luyasi]

Amen. Thank you so much.

[@wilsonfaustina6449]

God bless you

[@luyasi]

Amen. Thank you so much. Much appreciated.

[@LakiaPichesi]

Thank a lot sir

[@howardgoldstein867]

good idea, but I would never use a straight stitch on such a stretchy fabric,....that fabric requires a true stretch stitch...........

[@akerityozipporah]

Thank you bro

[@SubairHikmot]

Thank you so much sir 😘💖

[@luyasi]

You're most welcome Subair. Thanks for watching.

[@bettymoukandakalombo7355]

Thank you sir

[@luyasi]

You're most welcome. Thanks for watching.

[@louisewerth3221]

Brilliant

[@luyasi]

Thank you so much.

[@odeytina9240]

Weldone and thank you sir, i always feel that I will not get a straight stitch if I put paper on the fabric.

[@luyasi]

You're most welcome Tina. Yes, the paper can affect the accuracy of your stitch and that's why the second method is more effective.

[@odeytina9240]

@@luyasi ok thank you, I’ll try that second method

[@reneesorenson5271]

I wish I could watch your video. I can't understand you because your music is so loud I can't hear the words. I wish you the best.

[@roselinebidemi3385]

I think you should stop the video and replay it for perfect sound. Because there's no any music as I'm listening to it currently.
There's probability that another video's music interrupted this tutorial on your end. Best wishes!

[@luyasi]

Sorry to hear that. The music is just in the beginning part of the video.

[@Kriptonstitches]

Thank you bro for this tip. In my opinion, you should skip the lengthy details and go straight to the point, most of your videos are unnecessary lengthy, I have to skip skip skip to the part where you're giving the important detail. This video for instance shouldn't be longer than a minute but you somehow dragged it to 8 whole minutes

[@luyasi]

You're most welcome Prince David. Your suggestions are duely noted and we'll put it into consideration. The reason why our videos might look detailed is because our content is targeted for beginners, intermediate, and advanced audience. Some of the part you feel is unnecessary might be very valuable to a beginner who wants background knowledge about an issue. So incase you come across a part of a video that's too detailed, you can skip to the part you want to watch. Thanks for the feedback.

[@karinadaniel6267]

​@luyasi, you're kindhearted. Thanks for the video.

[@feyikemimayowa8657]

@@luyasiplease we love the long videos like that, it’s not just about showing us hacks but letting us know why it’s needed.
And thank you for all you do🙏

[@luyasi]

@@feyikemimayowa8657 You're most welcome. Thank you so much for the feedback. Much appreciated.

[@brazilbella4223]

This video has a lot of unnecessary repetition. Be it for beginners or not. The beginners are not daft. Repetition is boring. Kindly work on to make us happy please. Thanks.

[@zainababubakar510]

Thanks very much sir

[@luyasi]

You're most welcome Zainab. Thanks for watching.

[@alabimary9295]

Please my thread is always zigzag when am sowing. What could be the cause please? Am still learning

[@luyasi]

It's because you're still trying to master how to sew straight. There's a technique you can use to solve that problem. Click on the link below to watch my video on How to sew in a straight line.
ruclips.net/video/uXzWoPBumXU/видео.htmlsi=UAof5hWC7teUWa0-

[@ritaonoje8161]

Thanks bro 👍

[@luyasi]

You're most welcome Rita. Thanks for watching.

[@missidaraekong7318]

Does it work for manual machine?

[@luyasi]

Yes it does. There are some stretch fabrics that an industrial machine will not sew that the manual machine will sew easily without the paper or the tape. In the case where the manual machine faces the same issue, you can use the same method to solve the problem.

[@aribella6913]

Thanks

[@luyasi]

You're most welcome Aribella. Thanks for watching.

[@Ifeoma-p6v]

@luyasi
Thank you so much bro Luyasi.
I am a beginner and i face the challenge of my thread always gathering under the fabric. It is really frustrating. I am using a New Home white head machine.
Please give some solutions. Thanks

[@m33natajibola18]

Your thread isn’t well passed. Check your shuttle too, there might be particles inside it.

[@luyasi]

The issue is from the threading either from the Bobbin case or shuttle as it's popularly called or from the above thread. The Bobbin case thread might not be well threaded. Ensure that the thread passes through the hole on the Bobbin case also ensure that there's enough tension on the thread. You can tighten the thread tension on the Bobbin case.

[@Chinasaogbodo-b2t]

Thank uuuu

[@luyasi]

You're most welcome. Thanks for watching.

[@danc.5509]

Accompanying background music is too loud

[@bumaschneider]

I'm a newbie,just 2 months into sewing as a profession,I already sew bubu dresses and hawk in the markets.but I have this prob with very tiny stitch lengths, how do I fix the problem of having very short short stich lengths having some bumps on the stitches?😢plis help

[@luyasi]

Okay. what type of sewing machine do you use? Is it a manual, an electric or an industrial sewing machine?

[@bumaschneider]

It's manual electric

[@luyasi]

Okay. There should be a lever on the machine with some numbers on it. That's where you can adjust the stitch width. Adjust it to the desired width. Normal stitch width is between 2, 2.5, to 3.

[@helenweatherby1694]

Couldn’t hear the beginning because of the intrusive music.

[@erikalayinalaba7697]

❤❤❤❤

[@luyasi]

Thank you so much

[@kennethkelly5251]

Thanks my senior

[@luyasi]

Lolzz You're most welcome Kenneth. Thanks for watching.

[@authenticitypreem]

Anyone in South Africa who is willing to donate a sewing machine for me please😰🤩

[@nennehbintukamara9648]

My machine doesn’t sew on thick fabric

[@HouseofMolake]

Have you considered using size 18 which is designed for heavy fabrics?

[@luyasi]

That issue will be from the presser foot regulator. Loosen it up a little so that it can create more room for the fabric to move. The issue can also be from the size of the needle just like HouseofMolake suggested. Getting a higher size needle can solve it.

[@oluwaseunjoze6054]

Get a singer old version machine with greeze nd thank me later

[@luyasi]

You're right. Those old singer machines are very strong and effective.

[@MagretAchieng-ze6pw]

❤❤❤

[@luyasi]

Thank you so much Magret.

[@itohanomoruyi2380]

This is a waste of time.. just get a machine repairer and ask him to set it to sew all fabrics.. simple as ABC!

[@luyasi]

Lolzz. It's a little bit more complex than that. Repairers can only fix the machine when it malfunctions. They can't make it sew stretch fabrics.

[@leenb.7936]

I would have loved to watch this video but the music made it impossible. Your tone of voice is lower than the music. And further away from the mic than how the music was recorded it seems, you sound very far away compared to the music

[@barbaravenuh]

The music cuts off at 0:55. After that the tutorial is clear and audible, without music.

[@adelekeadebayo]

I thought industrial machine can sew anything sewable💁💁

[@luyasi]

Not really. Industrial machines usually have problem sewing certain types of fabrics especially stretch fabrics like jerseys and sportswear.

[@omolaraadewole9761]

See me thinking it can sew stretchy fabric except sequince

[@luyasi]

@@omolaraadewole9761 lolzz. It doesn't usually do well with stretch fabrics.

[@roselinebidemi3385]

Thanks so much. I am going to try this soon

[@luyasi]

You're most welcome Roseline.

[@ezenkechi53]

Thank you so much

[@luyasi]

You're most welcome. Thanks for watching.

[@amakalucy3174]

Thank you

[@luyasi]

You're most welcome Amaka. Thanks for watching.

[@kehindeoluwadamilola9543]

Thank you sir

[@joysjames8480]

Thank you so much

[@luyasi]

You're most welcome. Thanks for watching.

[@joysjames8480]

Thank you so much

[@luyasi]

You're most welcome. Thanks for watching.