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good job on teaching contour roll hem very satisfied 💝

Mijn zwak puntje 💁🏻‍♀️ ✌🏻🌻

Oke je bent van België! Cool ✌🏻🌻

99% sure it's a waisted ✌🏻🌻

Zara? Is it about not wasting or ..?

Respect ❤

Thanks so very much for sharing your knowledge!! Loved the video!❤️❤️❤️

Do Iron it after I sew it by hand and how hot do have the iron what do i put it on?

Thanks for the excellent video. I've done four now and they are getting better, fast. No more struggling with buttonholes on a domestic sewing machine - they always need several practices to get all the settings right and never come out that well anyway.

It looks like a waist coat, 😊

So grateful for your videos, well explained, and uses metric too

Oooh I’ve always seen square shaped rolled hems, I like the diagonals, triangles are much stronger shapes structurally, thank you so much!

It was impossible for me to use the thimble . Sometimes our body and mind can not perform little things like that .\ But after 3 years of stitching with my bare finger , that part of the finger have become hard so it is like I always wear the thimble now ( sry for bad english )

I watched another show where they've made a four piece bespoke suit to a customer and the last phase where the tailor "blessed" the suit before sewing buttonholes. It was amazing and eye opening for me to see such quality but they've left the part out when they did the buttonholes. Weeks later I put on an old blazer I had laying around and looked at the buttonholes and wondered how they've where made by hand. Found this video that answered it completly! Also happy to see another left handed person use the needle, other tutorials with right handed people sometimes confuse my brain when I try to replicate it with the left hand. Thank you for this video!

Really good,

I wish it were done on a lighter colored fabric, maybe using a contrasting thread. Also it is harder to stitch buttonholes on two ply fabric because the layers shift. Please make a video on a real jacket/coat.

This is a great tutorial. Thank you!

👏 'promo sm'

How thick is this gimp, please?

BEAUTIFUL ❤❤❤

Amazing!

Lovely ideas. I am going to make some of these. Thank you for the inspiration.

Super serdecznie pozdrawiam Magda z Polski

Thanks

Is there a pattern?

Your video really helped in understanding how to make a buttonhole. I can’t wait to try and make my own buttonhole. Thank you for sharing. 😊

Very useful, thank you !!! 🙏

Looks nice, unfortunately it's not that useful for right-handed sewists.

yes! this is amazing to see. would love to see your pattern making process as well. what an inspiration!!

Thank you from a fellow south paw!

I am your new subscriber nice video ❤

lovely voice!

Awesome tutorial ❤

Grwat videos. Would you consider a video showing how to work the asola lucida/milanese/lapel buttonhole please.

I want to listen the real sound of ripping Satin cloth bcs I don't know how it's sound and please make a video on it without background music. Thank you 😊

Watching a hand sewing tutorial made by a fellow lefty has been one of the best experiences of my life.

Congrats on your BA Fashion Degree!!!♡♡♡

Absolutely Gorgeous!! She looks lovely!! ♡ You made her day!!!

Oh my god it’s so beautiful and clean, gonna use it next time I do the hem 🙂 thank you!

So beautiful and so well done and presented. Thank you. I’d never heard of gimp and like the look of this better than machine-done. I’m now subscribed.

These are the best, clearest instructions for both types of buttons I have ever seen.

These are so clearly explained, thanks very much.

Wow, I have never seen a demonstration of this technique that was shown so simply and clearly. This is wonderful, thank you.

thank you great job not taking that camera off the work!

Thanks for the video. It's lovely. Is this hem suitable for a circle skirt?

Very nice!

Is this for sale?

Jemimima do you have video for stitching the suit lining I have one quite old Attolini suit that I wish I can change the suit lining.Suit itself is entirely handsewn

You were born holding a threaded needle with your thumb and index finger, Jemima!!!

Oooh! Reminds me of the old sewing shops in the US. Now just chain stores with junk and little selection.