A sewing lesson on sewing basics
If you’re new to sewing, this video is for you.
It covers a wide range of topics including: how to sew and cut a seam, how to adjust the size of a fabric, how the sewing machine works and how to attach a needle to the fabric.
The video also gives tips on how to create the perfect garment using different materials.
The video is based on a sewing class I taught in 2015 for about 30 students.
I think it was a really helpful resource for them to learn about different materials and the different ways to create garments.
You can download the video here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YgJ0z7bTz_8The video also features a couple of fun tips that I really love.
The first is the “screw the tail” technique, which you can find on this thread on the sewing forums: https:/ /www.sewingforums.com/?threadid= 419424 The second tip is the one that caught my eye.
When I first saw this tip, I knew I had to try it.
I started with a simple project I wanted to create.
I cut a piece of fabric in half and then made a slit in it to stitch the tail.
The tail was so long that I had a difficult time keeping it straight.
So, I started sewing the tail using a needle and thread and it looked great.
Then, I decided to try this technique on a different piece of clothing that I wanted.
I used a zipper, a button and a zipper puller.
I wanted the tail to hang up so I didn’t need to stitch it all the way through.
After sewing the tails, I put them in the fabric and pinned them together.
This created a lot of holes in the tail, so I ended up using the zipper pullers to create a seam.
Next, I used the button to pull the tail through the zipper.
I did this by using my index finger to push the button down.
This created a tight fit that held the tail together.
Once I was satisfied with the seam, I cut the fabric, glued it to the zipper and sewed it.
It worked like a charm.
With the seam sewn in, I went to the next step, attaching the needle.
To attach the needle, I tied the tail at the top of the fabric to the seam with a loop and then I wrapped the loop around the needle in the back of the sewing kit.
This helped keep the tail straight.
I then used the same loop on the tail of the zipper, which held the needle to it.
I wrapped this loop around both the needle and the tail and then tied it with the same piece of thread as the tail I had attached.
Now, to sew, I use a needle that is 3/8″ long and 1/2″ wide.
I attach the end of the needle through the back hole of the thread, and then thread the needle around the tail with the needle at the front.
This is a great way to create that perfect “snapping” seam.
I was also surprised to see how easy it was to sew the tail on.
The video shows how to make a simple, but very effective sewing pattern that is both easy to make and easy to sew.
If you’re ready to start sewing, the tutorial video below shows you how to cut a stitch that is 2″ wide, 2 1/4″ long, 1″ deep and then sewed the fabric in place.
The technique is so simple that I would recommend trying it out for yourself.
Enjoy!
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