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Thank you for this!! I end my projects this way, but somehow they still regularly come undone, any idea why that might be?

It would be good if you could have shown all 4 sides as two straights in easy.

Nice

Just about to make this…your sewalongs are excellent and so helpful! Thank you!

This is one of the reasons I love channels like this, even 7 years in the future, it's helping people like me give gifts to a girl I wanna date, thanks sm <3

Loved loved loved the tutorial.. way to go❤❤

Brilliant thankyou

Hope you have a new tape measure by now. If not I can send you many. I am tape measure wealthy. This is a joke and I hope it is taken that way.

Thank u so much

Would you happen to have a tutorial on shortening full length sleeves on a stretch material dress? I want to shorten the sleeves on mine quite a bit. Not turn it into a sleevless dress but short capped sleeves if that makes sense? I'm not sure how well it would work though.

I cannot believe how useful this video had been for me. I have been one of those people that never messed with the settings on my overlocker. OMG !!! thank you so much for this video. Now I know why I've had problems with some of the fabric I've used in the past. This has just been a fabulous learning experience for me and I cannot thank you enough.

Have you made a winter jacket video?

Which brands of thread are best for an overlocker? I was considering Gutterman, so thank you for that. Many things I didn’t know.

thank you so much the video was soo helpful my major problem was that the thread keeps winding underneeth the gray thingie below the bobbin now I'm sure my problem was the tension of the thread was incorrect

Thank you for going slow!!! It lowered my frustration level immediate to hear your machine going chug chug and not zippity zip!!!

Concise and to the point. You literally saved my life! Thank you! 🥰

This is helpful, but what what do you do when you get to a seam? I tried to use my foot and the fabric immediately jammed when I got the seam because of the extra fabric. Any suggestions?

Hi, I’m thinking of getting the 6 or possibly even the 7, is this machine like a jack of all trades and that if I wanted I’d be able to sew a bag from canvas etc or faux leather. TIA

Hello there. I'm a first time user of the Janome Serger My Lock 634D machine and I think I have threaded it correctly from your videos that I have watched. However, after a few seconds, the thread that goes into the last eye of the lower looper gets undone, but for some reason, the thread isn't cut and stays in the machine. It's just that it's not in the eye anymore. What am I doing wrong please? Thank you for all your videos! You are awesome.

This is the best video I have reviewed. You are the only one that showed how to place the fabric and begin sewing. Thank you for taking time to explain what you were doing. Great video.

That is the BEST video so far that I've seen on how to thread this scarey monster.! You are definately taming the beast!! Thank you.

Great video. I have an Atelier 6 but I cannot get the needle threader to work for me.

Thank you so much, fun

i don’t know if the foot i got is shitty, but the hem rolls the wrong way (so it’s not encased in the fabric) and i can’t figure out what is going wrong

Thanks for the clear, simple help.

That is fantastic!!! Thank you.

Thank you! This was a clear and concise tutorial! Thank you very much!

Fantastic job, you got a sub from this, been wanting a quick and easy fix to such weak points developing in jeans.

If you love it you WILL make it happen again. How about just doing SHORT videos, 15 second ones?

Thanks, very well explained and presented especially to us guys.

I have tried to do a rolled hem on and off for a while with absolutely no success. All the tutorials I have watched make it look easy but in reality they all failed to explain the important how and why. You, however showed and explained the how and the why and the where’s of this infuriating but fabulous little rolled hem foot. Yesss, I have success. Not perfect yet, but not too far away. Thank you lovely lady.

Thank you so much for your help. I am really enjoying your down to earth lessons that are so easy to watch and learn from.

It’s such an annoying problem! Thanks for sharing your tips. 😀 I think I’m going to do this to my pants when they are new instead of waiting till the elastic rolls.

LOVE this video! You definitely made it look easier than I imagined lol, thank you so much 😊

I bought a bunch of T-shirts, and they are way bigger around the arms because I have a wide back. Buying t-shirts to fit me would probably cost me a mint, so I have this handy dandy sewing machine, I know how to use it, but I didn't know how to do the sleeves. Thank you so much for this video because I never thought about pressing before sewing. Thanks a lot for the tips!

Pressing a line "instead of chopping, hemming, and hoping" is genius - thanks so much for the help!

I have a Janome M30A but the foot doesn't have that device :/

Lifesaver!

Nicely done! New subbie here. Take care

With a large, foldable cuff like this, I usually sew the cuff on so that the seam allowance ends up on the right side of the hat. It's hidden by the folded cuff but means there's no rough seam around baby's head inside

Greetings from San Antonio, Texas. Thank you so much for this tutorial! I immediately repaired two pairs of pants that I loved but would not wear because of the elastic folding over. Very articulate and helpful.

thank you so much! i thrifted a pair of jeans ages ago and just noticed some decent sized holes in the crotch. i tried to find a new pair online but they're discontinued, this tutorial saved my favorite jeans!

After cutting off the extra length, can the teeth (from zigzag stitches to cut end) be removed? I find that they bunch up when making small coin purses.

Just made a kite and did the hems with the normal foot but it was hard work. Found a generic rolled hem foot for £2.80 so thought it was worth a try. Thanks for the demo! 👍😎

and if u dont have a sewing machine?

Could you please show how you would use and thread your machine (I have an Atelier 3) when using a single standalone thread stand so I can use large spools or a cone. Thank you.

Thank you!!!

Are you married ??

Did this worked after a whole also?

Hi, looking at getting creative with fabric and your video is very helpful. Quick question so if I was to use this to stick 2 different fabrics together back to back would the edges fray or would I still have to stitch the edges? Thank you in advance 😊