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30K views · 2.1K reactions | My top 5 tips for sewing bias garments: . 1. Take time laying out your fabric, making sure it’s flat and perfectly straight. . 2. Place all pattern pieces on one layer of fabric, don’t place any on the fold. . 3. Let the garment hang over night (at least) before hemming. All the seams and fabric need time to drop. . 4. Be gentle when pressing the seams. Press up and down, don’t iron and pull on the seams. . 5. Lastly, if your garment has a centre front or centre back seam, cut the bias in opposite directions on your pattern pieces. . Good luck! Bias cut is great - give it a go ✨😉👌🏻 . My name is Lorenza, I studied fashion and have been sewing for 25 years. I’m here to show you how to make your sewing look more professional. . #homesewing #ilovesewing #ilovetosew #imademyclothes #instasew #juki #learntosew #london #lovesewing #lovetosew #madebyme #madewithlove #makersgonnamake #newyork #melbourne #memade #millenialsewing #make #oneofakind #patterncutting #patterndrafting #patternmaking #paris #singer #fashion #diy #hobbies #hobby #sew #sewing | Lorenza Hallahan

372K views · 2.4K reactions | How to upsize jeans in the waist - my perfect sewing lifehack! | Miarti - Wiederverwendung | Yann Falquet · Planxty George Brabazon (feat. Kevin Crawford)

363K views · 20K reactions | If you’re working with a slightly curved hem and struggling with the excess fabric when hemming you need to flip your garment over and sew it from the right side. . I hear you saying “Lorenza I can’t sew from the right side, I can’t see where I’m sewing?!”
Yes. You. Can. Measure, mark and sew - it’s going to be fine. . Mark your hem with chalk/ pen, pin it and don’t worry about the bulk. Take it to your machine and sew it from the right side, so the hem is facing down. What will happen is those amazing feed dogs on your machine will take through the excess fabric faster than the top of the garment and your excess fabric won’t be an issue. . Bonus point being that the needle stitch is a nicer looking stitch so you get to see that on the right side of your garment too. . I sewed this on a domestic machine so you can see I’m not cheating with a fancy industrial machine. . Any questions? Let me know ❤️✨🪡✂️ . PLEASE NOTE: when I say ‘right hand side’ I meant to say only ‘right side’. . . . My name is Lorenza, I studied fashion and have been sewing for 25 years. I’m here to show you how to make your sewing look more professional. . #homesewing #ilovesewing #ilovetosew #imademyclothes #instasew #juki #learntosew #london #lovesewing #lovetosew #madebyme #madewithlove #makersgonnamake #newyork #melbourne #memade #millenialsewing #make #oneofakind #patterncutting #patterndrafting #patternmaking #paris #singer #fashion #diy #hobbies #hobby #sew #sewing | Lorenza Hallahan | lorenzathelabel · Original audio

17K reactions · 777 shares | Sewing tips and trick🔥🔥 viral video🔥 jeans hack##trendingreels #sewing #design #viralvideos #viral #trending #stylish #tailoring #blouse | Anu Bhatia | Arjun, Jatin-Lalit · Give It All Away (Jaane Jaana)

1.5M views · 12K reactions | Getting a perfectly crisp lining seam! Part 2 #sewing #diy #sewinghacks #pattern #sewingtutorial | Thisiskachi

Genius Hack to Sew for Beginners at Home | Easy Sewing Hacks and Techniques Like a Pro :) | By Simple Crafts | Everyone, welcome to our Facebook page. Here we are going to put the zip on the top of the fabric. So, let's get started. First, we are going to put the zip. Flip it and mark line on the top of it. Look how we are doing here in this video. Now, we are going to simply stitch it in a straight line. So, put it on the machine and stitch it. After this, we are going to make we cuts on the top of the pink fabric as you can see. Fold it and start stitching it in a straight line from both its side. So, fold it from its corner and then stitch it like we are doing here in this video and look it's done. So this way you can simply put it. We are going to stitch the zip on the top of the fabric. So let's get started. So fold the fabric like we are doing here. This is two different fabrics. So we are going to use the dark blue and light blue fabric and stitch both of them on both sides of the zip as you can see how we are doing here in this video. After this we are going to overlap the zip. Make sure you do not stitch the zip. So we are going to mark a line or you can fill it from your fingers and stitch it. Look how we are doing here in this video and look it's done when you open it it is done. This video we are going to learn how you can make a beautiful neck design at home. Here we are going to cut this pink colour of strip and as you can see we are going to stitch it on the top of the purple one. Now we are going to make a line like this. You can see the V cut on the bottom side and stitch it as well in a V shape then on a straight line like we are doing here in this video and look it's done. We'll open it like this. In this video we are going to learn how you can stitch two different denim fabrics together. So let's get started. Here we are going to stitch it like this. So put it on the top of each other and stitch it in a straight line. Now we are going to fold the denim look like this. Again we are going to stitch it like we are doing here in this video. Now we are going to make another stitch in a straight line on the top of it and look it's done seen these type of stitches on the denim jeans and jackets so you can know how it is done now. In this video we are going to learn how you can put the zip on the side of the fabric. Here we are going to put the zip on the side. You can use this type of tool. Simply put the zip on the top of it and it is easily done. So we are going to put the zip like this as you can see the hole on the tool. You can put the zip inside it and then stitch it in a straight line. It will not slick. Look how we are doing here. And look it's done. Now close the zip and look it is done. You have seen these type of side zip pockets. Today in this video we are going to learn how you can make the pocket. So let's get started. First we are going to fold the fabric and then stitch it on the top of the fabric like this. This is synthetic fabric. So yeah you can get these type of tools as well. You can see the orange colour of tool. These are perfect for stitching these synthetic fabric. Now we are going to fold it and then we are going to stitch it like we are doing here. Now we are going to put the pockets on the back side as you can see and stitch both of them together. Look how we are doing here in the video we are going to stitch the pockets as well and then cover it from another fabric. So stitch all of them together like we are doing here and then in a straight line it is done. You can see the pockets inside. Thank you so much for watching this video.

66K views · 3.2K reactions | Heres how I do it 🪡 #sew #sewing #sewingtiktok #beginnersewing | By Tutorial sewing | Are some of my most used sewing tools that I think are underrated starting with the serger tweezers. They come in many shapes and sizes and my favorite use is turning a very sharp corner. You're simply just going to flip to the wrong set of fabric. Fold the ends of the seam allowance on top of each other, slip your tweezer in between the layers of fabric and flip to the right side and look at that sharp corner. Next is the humble knit pick or a very teeny tiny loop turner if you have one of those. I love using these to my serger tail so I don't have to trim them and risk the end frame. Flip to the wrong side of the garment, slip the knit pick in between the serger stitches and grab the tail and pull it through and it will hide and secure. And last up is the bod kit. I know these are very common and they are very easy to use but I never see anybody talking about them for how many uses they have. I primarily use mine for threading elastic and drawstrings into waistbands and I also use them to thread elastic into casings as well. Us.

54K views · 6.3K reactions | guys I'm literally not a professional. I don't know why I used that word. I'm just a guy in a garage #sewing #sewingtutorial #fashiondesign #diyfashion #fashiondesigner #howtosew #handmadeclothing | Paul Chevallier | toofbush · "Cape Coast" and "Champs Elysées" by IDK

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607K views · 10K reactions | 5 Korean sewing tricks we've never seen before | sewing, Korean cuisine | 5 Korean sewing tricks we've never seen before | By MomCut - Deutschland | Facebook

5.5M views · 1.3K reactions | Day 25/100 of tips n tricks by sifat aga #100daychallange #needleandthread #needleandthreadclasses #tipsandtricks #tips #hack #newpatterns #offline #offlineclass #onlineclasses #patternmaking #outfitinspiration #outfit #fashiondesignerslife #fashion #fashionblogger #fashionstyle #instagood #instahack #instafashion #instafashionblogger #ahmedabad #class #basicclass #advanceclass certificateclass #simplehacks | Sifat Mirza | Sifat Mirza · Original audio

324K views · 30K reactions | The fastest way to hand sew a button and shank to my garments. There were 13 buttons on this blouse and I sewed all of them in 15 minutes. Don’t ask me how to sew buttons on the machine, because I’ve never tried and don’t want to. Both the blouse and the pair of trousers were #selfdrafted #geriinstitches #sewwithgeri #sewing #sewingtutorial #sewingtips | Geraldine Kok-Berman | Armando Trovajoli · L'amore dice Ciao (Main Titles) (Remastered)