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Jennty Designs
United States
Приєднався 26 гру 2020
Learn tips and lessons from my creative journey as a seamstress and designer!
Founder of Jennty Designs, which offers Custom Clothing, Alterations, and Sewing Lessons.
Founder of Jennty Designs, which offers Custom Clothing, Alterations, and Sewing Lessons.
Dye fabric at home using the stovetop method; Jacquard iDye, natural fabrics, overdying
Supplies used:
Mainstays Stainless Steel 21.5 Quart Multi-Use Food Canner with Tempered Glass Lid - Walmart
Jacquard iDye for natural fabrics - Amazon, Blick Art Supply
Kitchen gloves - Walmart
Plastic or wooden spoon - Walmart
Non-Iodized Salt - Walmart
Follow me on IG : @jenntydesigns
Music from #Uppbeat (free for Creators!):
uppbeat.io/t/moire/bees-in-the-garden
License code: FKCQ8XPMJDSGMF3T
Mainstays Stainless Steel 21.5 Quart Multi-Use Food Canner with Tempered Glass Lid - Walmart
Jacquard iDye for natural fabrics - Amazon, Blick Art Supply
Kitchen gloves - Walmart
Plastic or wooden spoon - Walmart
Non-Iodized Salt - Walmart
Follow me on IG : @jenntydesigns
Music from #Uppbeat (free for Creators!):
uppbeat.io/t/moire/bees-in-the-garden
License code: FKCQ8XPMJDSGMF3T
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Відео
Alteration Process: Taking in the sides of a casual dress
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Alteration Process: Taking in the sides of a casual dress
Alterations are like Puzzles: How to think about alterations
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Alterations are like Puzzles: How to think about alterations
3 common body measurements in sewing and how to take them!
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3 common body measurements in sewing and how to take them!
Best books for learning pattern making!!!
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Best books for learning pattern making!!!
Sewing Fundamentals: How to sew on a button
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Sewing Fundamentals: How to sew on a button
Working as a Seamstress at a Uniform Company : Vlog
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Working as a Seamstress at a Uniform Company : Vlog
6 months of hair growth after cancer treatment
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6 months of hair growth after cancer treatment
Walking Presser Foot and Feed Dog Basics
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Walking Presser Foot and Feed Dog Basics
Digital Fashion Flat Resources on Etsy | Fashion Illustration | Brushes Swatches Models
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Digital Fashion Flat Resources on Etsy | Fashion Illustration | Brushes Swatches Models
Finding the “door” or opening into a fully lined dress or garment
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Finding the “door” or opening into a fully lined dress or garment
I accidentally paid $32 per yard for printed cotton 😩 | fabric prices | online shopping
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I accidentally paid $32 per yard for printed cotton 😩 | fabric prices | online shopping
Testing out vaporizable chalk | Steamable chalk on different fabrics | Tailors chalk
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Testing out vaporizable chalk | Steamable chalk on different fabrics | Tailors chalk
How to sew diamonds and triangles into a pattern | 2 triangles | Matching edges | Straight lines
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How to sew diamonds and triangles into a pattern | 2 triangles | Matching edges | Straight lines
3 basic techniques to ALWAYS use in your sewing!
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3 basic techniques to ALWAYS use in your sewing!
Turning out perfect corners | 3 different angles
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Turning out perfect corners | 3 different angles
How I got my first clients as a freelance seamstress (it’s not hard)
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How I got my first clients as a freelance seamstress (it’s not hard)
Quarantined as an entrepreneur and staying productive
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Quarantined as an entrepreneur and staying productive
6 Tips For Sewing Stretchy Knit Fabrics
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6 Tips For Sewing Stretchy Knit Fabrics
Servicing a Necchi BF Mira Sewing Machine
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Servicing a Necchi BF Mira Sewing Machine
Rip Out Stitches Faster With These Tips
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Rip Out Stitches Faster With These Tips
Loading a bobbin case (1950s Necchi BF Mira sewing machine)
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Loading a bobbin case (1950s Necchi BF Mira sewing machine)
3 Beginner Stitches to Teach Kids Learning to Sew
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3 Beginner Stitches to Teach Kids Learning to Sew
Best Fabrics to Use for Sewing Clothing: WRINKLES vs WRINKLE RESISTANT
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Best Fabrics to Use for Sewing Clothing: WRINKLES vs WRINKLE RESISTANT
VLOG: A Day At A Market With Jennty Designs
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VLOG: A Day At A Market With Jennty Designs
Sewing Chat: Q&Aing myself while making a shirt!
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Sewing Chat: Q&Aing myself while making a shirt!
4 Tips for Sewing Silky, Slippery Fabrics!
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4 Tips for Sewing Silky, Slippery Fabrics!
A walking foot is great, also known as twin feed foot
I love using a walking foot on heavy fabrics!
Is not sad there is no sewing or cooking classes in schools in California ? I can not imagine my life without the ability to sew. It has come in handy for the last 50 years .
That is unfortunate! Hopefully parents and grandparents are teaching their children these skills. I was blessed to have sewing classes in my Missouri public high school education.
If you did this on a regular basis your finger nails would be a problem ha...but you did well avoiding breaking them while you demo'd
Gel nails and other nail finishes are stronger than you might think. Natural nails, yes. You learn how to move in order to minimize risk of damage.
Hi, Great video. My Mira has a missing tension check spring. I've looked all over for one. Is there a replacement you know of? Thanks
No, I know the basics of caring for my machine model but I’m not a mechanic. There are some Necchi groups on Facebook that you could ask.
i think yhink my machine would explode if i tried that
😂😂😂
Wow I need to 3d print one of these for my grandma
Great demonstration on how to overcome this annoying problem!
Wow! That's amazing!!!! Thanks for sharing. This is always a problem for me!!! Where can you get it?
Search “hump jumper” on Amazon. Only about $3
Im just trying to get into making my own sewing projects and this is reallt beautiful and inspiring
Glad it inspired you! Keep it up!
Great job
Thanks!!
You're a genuine
The last one is my favorite!!!
@@samannieestriplet my conclusion was that I prefer the light green to look at, but the vivid green made my eyes pop! Ended up using the vivid green
Cuteee
Thank you 😊
Very detailed
Thanks!
If you have to choose between the two id chose the first. If you can get something else id go for a darker shade of green that is not as blue leaning as the second fabric
I ended up going with the vibrant one because the I had more yards of it and it’s for a maxi dress. Normally I would choose the subtler green but I’m going outside of my comfort zone with this a bit!
@@jenntydesigns662Always good to push yourself outside your comfort zone. Hope it turned out well!
the second one is so strong and bold, its my favourite, ofc it depends on whats the project
I like the first green the best, it compliments your hair and eyes nicely
@@-Pastel. thanks! Most people are actually saying that vibrant green. It does make my eyes pop more. I really like the first one though!
🥰👍
Thank you 😊
Welcome!
I took one apart not too long ago and i noticed the same thing well made id say
It’s pretty cool!
What about if the fabric has a stretch to it?
Stretch fabric requires it’s own tools and techniques, and there are plenty of videos out there about it.
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So glad you post this, I'm having trouble getting out chalk mark right now 😢
Yeah, it always works for me with the white chalk on dark fabric but not the dark chalks 😕
This was so informative! I am considering industrial sewing as a side job. Thanks!
Yaay! Glad it was helpful! I figure there aren’t that many videos or personal experiences shared about this specific job. Best of luck
I had a similar experience working for a big box menswear company's alteration hub. Had no experience but they gave me (immature skater/pizza maker) a shot, I just did pant alterations lol but still. I was sad when that hub closed. I think they hired me cause I was such an unusual person applying for that place lol.
Very cool! Thank you for sharing!
I love how you kept your smile the entire way through ❤ so happy youre able to share your beautiful journey :)
You look cute with short hair
Hep iyi ol
Glad you beat cancer! Happy for you 😊💖 and I’d like to just say you’re really pretty and that your hair at the end makes you look so cute
💕 thank you
Fun fact: hair loss is not because of the disease it is because of the treatments and medicine people take.
Poison that makes your hair fall out. And people celebrate it by ‘shaving their hair for cancer ‘.
The curls are so true, I went through chemo as well and I had totally straight hair but now it curls everywhere lol. Glad you beat it ❤
It is very common! Supposed to go back to normal eventually though. I’ve got a involuntary hair cut but at least it’s styling itself!
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Nice and helpful video. Great machine!
Thank you! Glad it was helpful. And yes, it’s my baby 😊
Thanks ❤️
No problem!
Thanks!!
You are welcome!
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Skipped stitches could be from incorrect threading of the machine, wrong needle size, wrong thread type for the fabric…. If you can’t figure it out, take it to a local machine mechanic and they should be able to help you.
Thanks for the advice. I have ordered the correct needled
That’s awesome! Hope it works well!
Great tips for knits, thanks.
No problem! Knits are tricky and I am still experimenting with each one I sew, finding the best ways to prevent the wavies.
Get a pfaff! Problem solved!
Awesome and simple tip! Thank you for shring.
No problem!
This is very important tips, I have been having the same problem. This is one great help
Glad to help!
Thank You for sharing this tip & trick. You had just saved my “money” and a trip to the alteration place.
No problem!
This will help. ua-cam.com/video/ppPc4ppjif0/v-deo.html
So you recommend a walking foot for satin?
A walking foot is recommended for medium to heavy weight fabrics. So as long as it is a sturdy satin, I would at least give it a try! I’m always switching out my presser feet just to see what works.
Thank you this is good to know. Enjoyed the beautiful smile.
Aww thank you! Everyone loves my smile!
Have you tried sewing seams or hems with a very narrow zigzag?
I have but depending on the type of knit fabric, it will stretch it out/wave.
I had industrial machines for deczdes, till I moved across the ocean. Domestics seem like toys or cheap copies of the real thing. You can chomp through bulky denim cross seams all day and not get nervous about stalling, nesting or irregular stitches. Guys, if you have the space and you sew regularly, get an industrial . Even a treadle machine is something to consider before buying the plastic trash theyre producing today. Get a real machine for sewing , theres more joy in the using of them.
Definitely. I remember the first plastic singer sewing machine I had when I was a teen. After a few months a huge piece of metal just fell out of it lol. I had to get it serviced to fix the tension about twice a year but soon just gave up cause it wasn’t worth the service fees. There are new basic industrial machines for $800 to $1000 and most people today will drop that much no problem on an iPhone or 🍎 computer. It’s on my wish list.
I got mine second hand between £100-£150. I dont see any benefit of paying fo r a new one. Its not like much can go wrong thatcant be simply fixed on them.
Thank you for this.
No problem!
Good job!
Thank you! I’m still learning new techniques and tricks. It is a challenge. 😊
@@jenntydesigns662 You are doing great!
There are some good suggestions in the comments, also you didn’t mention adjusting the pressure of the pressor foot, which will made a difference. My favorite, always successful hunt, has been mentioned, that’s to flip the fabric in the palm of the right hand and rotate the bottom to the top. I don’t like to tug or stretch the fabric, it gives a wrinkled result.