Sewing

5.4K views · 2.1K reactions | Stitch length is measured in millimetres and is usually shown on your machine as a number. You can adjust the number to adjust your stitch length. 1.5mm - 2mm is perfect for very light fabrics such as chiffon, voile and silk. Using a shorter stitch length helps prevent puckering. 2.5mm - 3mm is your go-to length for most mid-weight fabrics. 3.5mm is a great topstitching length. 4mm is for basting. The longer stitch length makes it easier to remove the stitches when no longer needed. Remember, these are guidelines, not laws! They are a great place to start but the sewing police are not going to turn up if you feel your topstitching would look better at 3mm or you want to sew your seams using 2mm. You’re the boss! Save and refer back to this video when you’re not sure what to use 😁 #wavesandwild #sewingtip #sewingtips #sewingtipsandtricks #sewinghack #sewinginpiration #learntosew #sewingcommunity #sewinglessons #sewingtime #sewingskills | Waves & Wild

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156K views · 2K reactions | Thread coming out from bobbin case !! How to fix? #reelstrending #sewingmachinerepair #sewingtipsandtricks #sewingmachine #sewingcommunity #sew #repair #diy #creative #silaimachine #diysewing #sewingtips | Sew & Style Tips

1.5K views · 10K reactions | EXCLUSIVE ONLINE FASHION DESIGNING AND SEWING CLASSES. (Read to the end) We are glad to help you on a journey of self-expression and skill enhancement with our comprehensive sewing and fashion design courses, meticulously crafted to cater to both beginners and seasoned enthusiasts. Basic Class : Let’s help you delve into the fundamentals of sewing under the guidance of a seasoned tutor. Learn the art of garment creation from scratch, • mastering fabric selection, • ⁠pattern reading, • ⁠construction techniques. *Get hands-on experience with sewing machines and tools, building confidence with every stitch. *Bring your unique style to life through exciting, practical projects designed to ignite your creativity. Advanced class: Upgrade your skills with advanced design concepts and intricate sewing methods. • Explore complex garment construction • ⁠fitting techniques, honing your craftsmanship to perfection. • ⁠Step into fashion trends, • ⁠textile manipulation, and embellishment, adding depth and flair to your creations. • ⁠Receive personalized feedback and mentorship from industry professionals, refining your techniques and style. Why Choose Us? Experience intimate class sizes ensuring personalized attention and guidance. Access state-of-the-art sewing equipment and a wealth of resources to fuel your creativity. Enjoy flexible scheduling options tailored to accommodate your busy lifestyle. Connect and collaborate with like-minded individuals, fostering a vibrant and supportive community. Showcase your talent in our prestigious annual fashion show, gaining valuable exposure and recognition. Elevate your passion for fashion into a fulfilling career. Enroll today to embark on a transformative journey of self-discovery and artistic growth. Contact us now to secure your spot and unlock your full potential in the captivating realm of fashion design and sewing. Click link in bio to join our free & exclusive classes. | Insta Fashion School Blog

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Cool sewing trick - how to sew with the bobbin thread in the needle

271K views · 19K reactions | This Lettuce Edge Hem Tutorial came highly requested! This is in fact one of the easier techniques that takes an average garment and gives it that elevated store bought look! You can totally use a serger for this, but I like to keep it easy by using my sewing machine. . Settings: Zig Zag Stitch Stitch Width: 4 Stitch Length: 1 . Don’t forget to stretch stretch stretch! . #sewing #sewingtips #sewingtricks #lettuceedgehem #ruffle #sewingtutorial #beginnersewing | Catherine Holbrook | The Marcus King Band · Sorry ‘Bout Your Lover

194K views · 1.3K reactions | Jeans pant alteration Idea #reel #facebookreel #viralreel #silai #sewingtricks #jeansalteration | Creativity With Reena | Creativity With Reena · Original audio

299K views · 2.8K reactions | The best way - how to downsize jeans in minutes to fit you perfectly! Miarti 🧵✂️ | Miarti - Wiederverwendung | Yann Falquet · Planxty George Brabazon (feat. Kevin Crawford)

42K views · 592 reactions | Sewing tip for bulky seams and to save you money! Make your own sean jumper using scraps of fabric. Save the £5 and buy yourself a coffee 👌🏻😍 📸mari.made.it💖👏 #beginnersewing #sewingtips #sewingtiktok #sewinghacks | Jessica Anderson | Jessica Anderson · Original audio

5.4K views · 556 reactions | Quick Sewing Tip ✂️ What to do when your fabric is getting pushed below the throat plate Often when I’m sewing with knit fabrics or thin fabric, it will get pushed down below the throat plate at the beginning of a seam. To prevent this, slide a small piece of tissue paper or tracing paper under the fabric. Make sure the paper extends beyond the fabric and covers the feed dogs and that the paper is under the fabric for about 1/2 an inch. The paper stabilizes the fabric and gives the feed dogs something to grip onto and move at the beginning of the seam. After you’ve sewn the seam, gently tear the paper away. Bonus! One piece of paper can be used multiple times. ✂️ Let me know in the comments your favorite sewing knits tip and make sure to follow me for more sewing tips and tutorials. 🧵 If you’re new around here, my name is Beth and I’ve been sewing garments for 30 years. I share tips and tutorials to make your sewing journey smoother and happier. And, I design pdf sewing patterns that you’ll feel good sewing and wearing. I hope you’ll follow along. Happy sewing! #sewingtips #learntosew #sewingcommunity #sewingknits #sewinglove | Sew DIY Patterns | Beth Wood | Art Music · Tiny Home

66K views · 5.7K reactions | Adjusting the upper thread tension is crucial for achieving the right stitch quality for different fabrics and techniques. The upper thread tension controls how tightly the upper thread is pulled as it interacts with the lower bobbin thread. Here’s an overview of different upper thread tension settings, what they’re used for, and why they’re important: 1. Tension Setting: 1–2 (Low Tension) Use For: Lightweight and delicate fabrics such as silk, chiffon, organza, tulle, and fine lace. Why: These fabrics can easily pucker or be distorted by high tension. A low tension setting allows the upper thread to flow smoothly, reducing the risk of fabric damage or uneven stitching. 2. Tension Setting: 3–4 (Moderate Tension) Use For: Medium-weight fabrics like cotton, polyester blends, linen, and rayon. Why: Moderate tension is the most common setting for everyday sewing. It balances the stitch, ensuring that the upper thread and the bobbin thread lock evenly between the fabric layers without pulling too tight or being too loose. 3. Tension Setting: 5–6 (High Tension) Use For: Heavyweight fabrics such as denim, canvas, wool, or when sewing multiple layers. Why: High tension is needed to pull the upper thread taut enough to create even stitches through thick or dense materials. Without enough tension, the stitches might be too loose, leading to loops or weak seams. 4. Tension Setting: 7–9 (Very High Tension) Use For: Specialty fabrics or specific techniques like sewing thick quilts, leather, or upholstery, and for certain decorative stitches that require tight, pronounced thread loops. Why: Very high tension helps the upper thread form tight, secure stitches that can penetrate and hold together very thick materials or multiple layers, ensuring durability. Be aware that the above isn’t always the rule. Indeed there are different factors that may affect the tension (type of thread, needle, stitch, etc.). So, when adjusting tension, it’s essential to test your settings on a scrap piece of fabric before starting your actual project. Hope it’s helpful, follow for more! 🌻 . . . | ALfonso MAria NAva | ALMANA | Wearable Art | Isaintjames · La Vida

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