My Cosy Toaster Sweater and twin needle top tips!
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- Опубликовано: 28 авг 2024
- Hear about my latest make using the Sew House Seven Toaster #2 pattern, made in beautiful Atelier Brunette French Terry fabric.
I'm also sharing my top tips for using a twin needle for hemming and turning the hem corner at the side vent of the sweater.
Find out more in my blog post www.guthrie-ghani.co.uk/blog/my-cosy-toaster-sweater
I’ve just watched this and the ending was so cute 🥰
Thank you for the update on the twin needles. The corner turning was particularly helpful. Your assistant is beautiful
Thank you so much. The twin needle tutorial was very helpful and timely. I just bought this needle and have been unsure how to use it. Your bonus is adorable. A beautiful baby with a beautiful and talented mom. Thank you for sharing!!
Lovely fabric and gorgeous Sophia! X
I am sooo tempted by this fabric! Loving your vlogs, and Sophia is the cutest, she's growing up quickly! Look forward to seeing you at the K&S show, hope it's not too stressful for you all! X
Sophia is beautiful. Love your blogs. Please keep posting 👍
What a cutie! ❤️ brilliant tutorial.... I always wondered how to adjust the spool tension! Thank you Lauren 😘
Thank you for the tutorial, and the little cutie assistant.
thanks for the tips - makes the prospect of doing my first knit project easier!
really helpful tips. thank you. I am attempting my toaster sweater 2 next weekend!!!
Hi Lauren, ahh Sophia is beautiful!! So cute 😃. Great tutorial on the turning of the twin needle, I've only done straight lines so far or necklines etc. Really like this top, another to add to my list xx
I am making the Toaster1 soon. Yours look beautiful! Thanks for the tips.
Great tips for twin needle, thanks.😊
Very well presented Lauren
Love your Toaster fabric, I have a blue French terry to make mine with but I'm lagging behind somewhat. Sophia is absolutely beautiful especially in her matching jumper - she is very in vogue with her ruffles. I shall look out for you at the knitting and stitching show, first time I'm attending and can't wait.
Love the ruffles
Some very useful tips, thank you.
I enjoy your videos very much. May I suggest that you use a contrasting tread color to make your stitches easier to see on examples.
This might sound lazy, but I purchased a second bobbin case and set the tension looser so I don't have to worry about moving the tension back to the normal tension for the bobbin. There's no real setting on the bobbin screw on my Pfaff so it is a matter of testing. Once I got it set correctly for the twin needle (and also for machine embroidery) I didn't want to mess with it!
Donna C such a great idea!
Donna C I also bought a second bobbin case as I couldn’t get the tension back properly for normal sewing. Have marked them with dot of paint so I know which is which.
If you put your finger on your spare hand, behind the needle, believe it or not it makes it easier to hand thread your needle
Ohhh Sophia is such a cutie!!! Toute mignonne:)
Sweet
Good tips on twin sewing.
Beautiful baby x
Thank you!!!
I find the best solution to tunnelling is increase the stitch length
Another great video, I have been wondering what French Terry fabric was like, is it easy to sew ? I have twin needles but haven't use them yet, when you twin needle a hem, would you have the hem longer and trim the excess rather than trying to catch the raw edge in between the zigzag ? Your daughter is absolutely gorgeous 💕💖. Thanks for taking the time to make these videos, they are a huge help xx
Hello from princecedward Island, Canada .Loved your tutorial, there are so many sewing vlogs , yours is one of the best .you have got a great way about you ,makes it enjoyable to learn.now just a little pun ,is that you offspring wearing your offcuts?she's a sweat heart, thanks again
Personnel I found brother to have a bobbin tension issue and created more problems with trying to change the tension... best to only alter top tension only... I have an embroidery machine and spent more hours adjusting then I did embroidery....oh Brother!!
I really like that you give tips and tricks in your videos. I uploaded my very first video today and would love it if you checked it out :)
I love this pattern! I’m wearing the same one right now, and did a video of my 3(!!!) versions on my channel. I’d love for you to check it out!