I agree this is the best video I saw on this topic. You explained really clearly what you were doing and what’s more it is easy to see - good lighting and contrasting thread really helps. Thanks, I was able to make the perfect little loop for a top for my granddaughter.
I had not done a thread loop in many years and came to your tutorial for a refresher. When I initially learned how to do this, it was not with the doubled thread, your way is much stronge. Thanks, it is an excellent tutorial!
Thank you for this video! I am finishing a Regency spencer today, and the original I am basing it off if has thread loops for the closure at the wrists. In all my 19 years of sewing I have never had to make these before, so was super happy to find your very clear and concise video!
Thank you for such a helpful tutorial! I made a sheer blouse recently and your video helped me complete it with a much more elegant way to fasten the neck than a buttonhole. Excellent and easy to follow instructions!
This turned out perfectly! Thank you so much for this video. Much better than others I'd found and looks really delicate. I think I'll be using this technique a lot!
Thank you for this tutorial! I knew the way it should look and I had a basic idea of how it should be done but needed the specifics spelled out. By the way, Running your thread through beeswax before you start sewing helps take out all the tangling and knotting. I know if you were not having to hold both sides down for filming, you would be able to use two hands and control the tangling. Beeswax is a great help for all hand stitching.
This is great...I have always wanted to know this...it is probably easier to do using thread conditioner beforehand and using magnifying glasses...Thanks so much for this.
Wow this is amazing, my mom was making a faux sued for my doll from my froggy stuff and we had to make a loop .My mom did not know how to make one but we found this video and it helped it is so easy
After making the first loop, you can backstitch a couple time in place that way the size of the loop is locked in, making it easier to make the second loop be the same size!
This is great. I need to make loops in my clothe face mask for a small plastic shell that in placed inside the mask. Makes it much easier to breathe and stops the wearer from getting the inside layer drawn into nostrils, Than you.
Thank you ! This is what I need to finish my first project - a dress. The pattern instructions are 🤯 It looks a bit fiddly with the doubled thread. I can see myself messing that up and getting them entangled. Could I maybe just use embroidery thread instead? Or would that not be strong enough?
@@ProfessorPincushion I made it, thanks to this video. It is not as even as yours, mine is a bit knobbly looking but finally did it and finished my first project. Thank you!
There's a right way and wrong way to run thread. I think that's why she was fighting this thread, it was on the needle the wrong way. You can spot the difference by running the thread strand between your fingers. Rough = wrong. Smooth = right. Here's another, easier method to make a thread loop: ua-cam.com/video/OK4ZI8CE7HY/v-deo.html
Christ died for our sins according to the scriptures was buried and rose again on the third day according to the scriptures 1Corinthithians 15 :3 thank you Dr very helpfull😀
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7 years later and this is still the single best tutorial on this platform
I agree this is the best video I saw on this topic. You explained really clearly what you were doing and what’s more it is easy to see - good lighting and contrasting thread really helps. Thanks, I was able to make the perfect little loop for a top for my granddaughter.
I had not done a thread loop in many years and came to your tutorial for a refresher. When I initially learned how to do this, it was not with the doubled thread, your way is much stronge. Thanks, it is an excellent tutorial!
Ronalie Roberge thanks so much for watching!
Thank you for this video! I am finishing a Regency spencer today, and the original I am basing it off if has thread loops for the closure at the wrists. In all my 19 years of sewing I have never had to make these before, so was super happy to find your very clear and concise video!
Best video I've seen on how to sew a thread loop. Easy peazy. Thank you!
Your video is concise and not overly explained. Thank you for teaching such a useful technique.
thanks, so glad you found it helpful
Thank you for such a helpful tutorial! I made a sheer blouse recently and your video helped me complete it with a much more elegant way to fasten the neck than a buttonhole. Excellent and easy to follow instructions!
Rebecca Butcher nice! I'm so glad to hear that it worked out for you :)
wow,the knots are so consistent and looks neat!!
Clear, concise and camera work excellent! Thanks for your help.
Thank you!! My nan taught me this when I was little, had forgotten but thanks to you it came back to me!! My nana would be proud.
This turned out perfectly! Thank you so much for this video. Much better than others I'd found and looks really delicate. I think I'll be using this technique a lot!
Thank you for this tutorial! I knew the way it should look and I had a basic idea of how it should be done but needed the specifics spelled out. By the way, Running your thread through beeswax before you start sewing helps take out all the tangling and knotting. I know if you were not having to hold both sides down for filming, you would be able to use two hands and control the tangling. Beeswax is a great help for all hand stitching.
Such a good tutorial makes me confident to do myself
Fabulous tutorial!! Thank you sooo much.
yay! glad our tutorial helped! :)
Just what I needed - thank you very much.
Thank you! You are an excellent teacher!
This was very helpful. Thank you!
Perfect, just what I needed!
Excellent instructions.. thanks
Best video on loops
brilliant! needed to do one of these today and then I found this tutorial. perfect
Thank you for this!!
Thank you for teaching ❤️🙏💕🥰
So easy, tried on my own & failed. Amazingly simple. Surprised how great it looks Thanks
Easy and lovely as always. Thanks much.
Thank you so much. I needed to repair an old apron, I didn't want to add another tie, using a thread loop did the trick.
yay! so glad you found our tutorial helpful :)
Very very well explained and helpful. Thanks for your time :)
I'm glad you found our tutorial helpful! Thanks for watching :)
I am soooo happy I found your channel ! This is going to be handy when I make clothes for my girls. Thanks for sharing this. Hugs.
Gorjuss Netra Welcome to our channel! :)
just was able to fix 2 of my roommates nice tops for her today :) i love being the friend that can sew™️ so thanks for this!!
Many thanks. I just created a loop for a hook on my shirt. Mine is vardy small one. Thanks again
This tutorial was excellent!! I needed to make a last minute repair to my Easter dress. Thank you for making this video!!!! 😘😘😘😘😘
You can also use cording or rat tail. Sew the ends inside the seam
Very well explained ! Thanks
Thank you so much - this is wonderful - just what I needed
This is great...I have always wanted to know this...it is probably easier to do using thread conditioner beforehand and using magnifying glasses...Thanks so much for this.
Wow this is amazing, my mom was making a faux sued for my doll from my froggy stuff and we had to make a loop .My mom did not know how to make one but we found this video and it helped it is so easy
After making the first loop, you can backstitch a couple time in place that way the size of the loop is locked in, making it easier to make the second loop be the same size!
Thank you this was super helpful :)
simple and useful...
Excellent
Thank you, very useful video. I wanted to make a button hole at the back of my woven tee., but now I'm gonna go for the knotted loop.
yay! So glad you found our tutorial helpful :)
Teaching is awesome! Do you also have how to sew pockets and blind stitch tutorials?
yup, we have a couple pocket tutorials, hand blind stitch and machine blind hem. You can find them on our channel. Thanks for the kind words! :)
Thanks for this easy-to-follow video! :)
Yo this works great!
great tutorial. had been searching for it!
How would you make many of these going down on a nude mesh material?
I would just try and match the thread best I could.
@@ProfessorPincushion what if it's just one layer of nude mesh on the back of a wedding dress with those closure buttons?
Informative. Thank you.
This is so helpful! I have never made one of these.
you can do it! :)
The first attempt didn't turn out so well. I was all thumbs. Maybe if I had your rocking nails.
it just takes practice :)
Thank you very helpful!
This is great. I need to make loops in my clothe face mask for a small plastic shell that in placed inside the mask. Makes it much easier to breathe and stops the wearer from getting the inside layer drawn into nostrils, Than you.
Thank you for this tutorial! This is exactly what I needed! Cool nail polish!! : )
Thriftyknitter2 Thanks so much for watching
Thank you ! This is what I need to finish my first project - a dress. The pattern instructions are 🤯 It looks a bit fiddly with the doubled thread. I can see myself messing that up and getting them entangled. Could I maybe just use embroidery thread instead? Or would that not be strong enough?
Yes, you could. I don't think it's as strong as regular all purpose thread and might be a little thicker but it's up to you
@@ProfessorPincushion I made it, thanks to this video. It is not as even as yours, mine is a bit knobbly looking but finally did it and finished my first project. Thank you!
Very helpful
yippee! I think I may be able to do this! great tutorials here!
Thanks a lot
Perfect! the last instruction on my simplicity pattern was, make a thread loop - make a whaaaat?
now i know why my loops always look funny. thanks for teaching this. im gonna try again rite now :)
Syamimi Samuin I hope it works out for you this time :)
this is so beautiful!!! i'm crying!!! :) :)
Al B no tears! so glad to help :)
Thank you for sharing this. My new skirt is finished now ! :)
Like making a friendship bracelet!
안녕하세요 주란입니다 오늘첫음영상보내요 이웃맷고 감니다 사랑합니다 🤟🔔🎁🐱🐱🐱
Thank you great tutorial. You have beautiful hands and nails.
Would be good to mention sink your thread after the last knot.
I think im looking at your nails more than why im actually here😂😂😅😅
There's a right way and wrong way to run thread. I think that's why she was fighting this thread, it was on the needle the wrong way. You can spot the difference by running the thread strand between your fingers. Rough = wrong. Smooth = right.
Here's another, easier method to make a thread loop: ua-cam.com/video/OK4ZI8CE7HY/v-deo.html
Christ died for our sins according to the scriptures was buried and rose again on the third day according to the scriptures 1Corinthithians 15 :3 thank you Dr very helpfull😀
How to make a button loop
Against a black background - really!!!
Fabulous tutorial, thanks so much!