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@@moniqued9715 oh no! 😟 did you have it positioned with the ball under the fabric? If the stitches are very tight, it might be hard to cut through them this way. Same goes for seams that aren't straight.

You're welcome! I hope this helps you when deconstructing clothes or fixing mistakes!

De nada! 😄

Do you mean the fact that I say that it doesn't have to be perfect? I'm a big fan of doing things in the easiest way possible! And sewing should be fun and relaxing, not super stressful! 😀

Glad to help!

@@cheriesnakedancer3293 that is such a great idea! I would never have thought of that. Thanks for letting us in on your tip!

@@stefanialuciaspitale1121 Grazieee! 🥰💜

Quale pallino? Vuoi dire il dischetto per bloccare la spoletta?

Yes, you're absolutely right that it's difficult to see the different layers and seams on the black fabric. The reason, though, that I used a dark color in this case was because my son didn't have light colored pants and this was the pair that fit him well and that I wanted to replicate.

To be honest, I don't know why I even put the pattern in there because it's really not even useful. It's actually a circle skirt pattern, not a cape pattern. In the end I just used it to make sure the fabric was lined up correctly when folded. Just follow my instructions for cutting the main part and then drafting the hood pattern.

There's a different way to pull out serger seams in a really easy way. Check out this video to see how: ruclips.net/video/uU_GM4JIy_U/видео.htmlsi=C9p6MqfMWQqNI2Gz

@@cucicucicooecosewingandcra645 O My Goodness!!! Thank you!!!

@@JCMercyGrace my pleasure! I know what it's like to try to unpick serger seams without knowing that method; it makes you want to pull your hair out! 😉

Haha! Well done! 😄

That's awesome! Let me know how it goes! And which book? 🙂

You're welcome! Happy sewing... or un-sewing! 😁

Grazieee! Buon cucito! 😀

So glad you found it useful! Enjoy your new napkins! 😀

un piacere! 😊

Ti consiglio di guardare il manuale di istruzioni per la tua macchina da cucire perché potrebbe essere diverso da altre macchine. Se guardi questo video ruclips.net/video/1b5wILFmYZI/видео.htmlsi=Eakhxwaf-c5ZIcht&t=340 dal minuto 5:40 potrai vedere come infilare l'ago su questa macchina che, a parte il fatto di tenere la spoletta a sinistra, è simile a molte altre macchine. Fammi sapere come va!

Ti consiglio di guardare il manuale di istruzioni per la tua macchina da cucire perché potrebbe essere diverso da altre macchine. Se guardi questo video ruclips.net/video/1b5wILFmYZI/видео.htmlsi=Eakhxwaf-c5ZIcht&t=340 dal minuto 5:40 potrai vedere come infilare l'ago su questa macchina che, a parte il fatto di tenere la spoletta a sinistra, è simile a molte altre macchine. Fammi sapere come va!

Se si trattano di poche onde, non ti preoccupare. Usa il ferro da stiro con il vapore sopra le cuciture (con un panno per proteggere i filo sintetico, mi raccomando!) e dovrebbero diventare piatte.

Si deve "girare" la gamba. Si stende prima lungo una cucitura laterale, ci si disegna intorno il più possibile. Poi, premendo la stoffa dove si piega sulla carta, si sposta la stoffa della gamba. Guard dal minuto 4:58.

Haha! Maybe she just wanted to eat up more class time? 😅

Chiaramente dipende dall'effetto che vuoi ottenere. Se la fai rettangolare, l'effetto sarà meno fluido (almeno se immagino bene quello che vuoi dire) perché non si muoverà bene se la stoffa non è sullo sbieco.

Grazie mille ❤

It's cool, but there's no need to have a fancy one. Simple is fine, as long as the diamond-shaped wire doesn't pull out, as it often does in cheap sewing kit ones 😅

That's great news that you were able to complete the project! It's so frustraring when instructions aren't clear. This is why I always try to makes the ones for my sewing patterns and tutorials crystal clear! 😄

Well, don't worry- as long as you've been managing to pull out unwanted seams, you've been making it work just fine! 😀

It's to slip inside the stitched seam and pull through to rip out the seam without ripping the fabric, which would happen if you put the blade end in. A ball won't rip the fabric.

Oh no! 😢 I have an old seam ripper without one, too. I just don't use it in this way, just stitch by stitch.

Wow, thanks! I'm so glad to hear that it was so helpful!

That's a great plan, both as a sewing project and as an eco-friendly solution! 👏🤩

I like music in the background

Spero che ti sia stato utile!

The needle was a bit bent, so problematic for precise sewing. As for the thread, it's very thin and low quality. I had tried using it for sewing in the past and it kept snapping as I was sewing with it, so I only use it for temporary things, like basting very lightweight fabrics or other non-fabric things.

Thanks! It's so quick and easy, you can easily see up a bunch in different fabrics!

Fammi sapere! 💜

Sì, è possibile che non l'abbia inserito bene il cestello. Ti consiglio di guardare questo altro video mio per vedere come farlo correttamente: ruclips.net/video/jlaDf4kRazE/видео.html fammi sapere come va!

Hope this is useful for you! 😀

Oh, well stitch by stitch is needed, too! You can't use this method all the time, just when you have a long straight edge stitched together.

Thanks for letting us know!

Thanks for your comment! I admit that I didn't understand at first, but I looked into it and saw what you meant. I'd always known it this way, but you're right that the other way seems easier!

Spero che ti sia stato utile! Buon cucito!