This video was extremely helpful! I cut and cropped a sweater earlier today and had no clue what I was going to do to the new fraying hem! I used my serger and it turned out so much better than I thought it would. I am thinking I will probably hand stitch the serged edges down on the inside so it lays flatter after pressing some, but otherwise it is so great! Thank you!
This is so necessary!!! I have a cream cashmere sweater I got a coffee stain on it and couldn't get it out and made more damage using bleach 🥴 whoops!! Ican stretch it enough to cut the stain out and crop it. I think this will work!! Thank you!!
@@SewAnastasia I found your other video without the serger so I will use that method. Question... my sweater is ivory and cashmere with a small knit weave , so no designs or crazy knitted pattern. The stain is a bit too high as it's right below the bust by 1 inch and would be shorter than I prefer if I did a 1 inch hem. I may have to give it a 4-5 inch hem after measuring it which would create a seam line 1 inch under the bust but the crop would hit at the belly button. Would this look awful 😖? LOL Curious what you think about this long hem if the seam line would ruin the look... i guess it would be like an empire waisted cropped sweater? Interested in your response. If it's better to do it shorter I could later it over a dress. Thanks for your help Anastasia!! I subscribed and I need to get back into a sewing class. You're very sweet and inspiring!!
When I have shortened knits, I sew some stay stitching to hold the edges together "before" cutting. You have less stretching and areas that may run or unravel.
Yes, a straight stitch on the side where you will have the new hem or on both pieces if rejoining a decorative hem after shortening. If it's a thick knit, use a little longer stitch so it doesn't bunch up. You could also hand sew a running stitch. Sometimes it is easier to maintain an even hem with all hand sewing especially with a cable or decorative knit. Hope this is helpful. @@pamgroom7117
@@katbird5626 My machine has a basting stitch that stitches every 1/2 inch. I would use that on a thick knit (like a sweater) especially if I want to remove it after you attach the pieces. On a thinner knit, a stitch every 1/4 inch might work. If you have some scraps or even some old knee socks you could practice before sewing your knit top. I hope this helps!
Since I don’t have a serger, what size stitch and what tension should I use with the zig-zag function of my machine. I have a few sweaters that are too long and I would love to shorten them. They are a plain knit with bottom ribbing. Your directions are great, nice and clear. Thanks!
Evonne Dalton Hi Evonne. I would suggest trying out different stitch lengths & widths on a scrap of the sweater. All fabrics will react differently. Your tension on the machine shouldn’t need to change but if it’s looking funny test it out on a scrap till it looks good! ❤️ Anastasia
Oh my gosh you are darling! And just in time too! I have a huge sweater and I was thinking of making it a crop. Then I thought, nah thats crazy right? Then you did it! I am so going to crop my sweater! Thank you!!!
Thanks Anastasia! Love it. 😀💖 I so enjoy how you explain each step of the process as you plan it out, and say it all again as you do each part of the project. Very kind of you. ❤💕💖💕❤ I have a puff sleave "way too long on me" cream coloured sweater, that I have been planning on cropping to "my fit". I love the excess fabric used as a scarf/ turtle neck. That's what I was thinking of doing also. I am going to "trim/tailor the sides in", as well, when I crop my sweater. (We call them "jumper" in Australia/England) We call surger "over-locker", down here in Australia... for any of your southern hemisphere viewers. Thanks again. Love Princess Holly of Australia hairdresser 🕊🌿🌴🍃🌳🌲🍀🌻
That came out pretty nice; considering that you were working with a pretty bulky sweater. What surprised me was when you lined up the seams on the band to the seams on the sweater - that was pretty thick. I was surprised the serger needle went right through that. That is the one thing that would've held me back from cropping that thick of a sweater. Congrats!
that was great! I just found a knitted sweater at a thrift store the the whole thing is a bit bit. is it ever possible to take in the arm pits and sides?? what do you think? possible or should I not bother??
Looks great!! What were your serger settings? Does this required adjusting the differential or anything, to account for the bulk so it doesn't get wavy? I really struggle with knits on my serger and they all seem to come out wavy. I have yet to find the right setting combo :-/ But I really wanna try this!!
I would suggest before cutting run a loose machine stitch above the ribbing and another just below where you intend to re attatch that way there os no running esp if it is an easy unravel stich. a couple extra minutes are so worth having more control
Hi there, In which video do you show how to alter the set in sleeves of a jumper please? You mention it in the 80s jumper video, but I cannot find it yet. Thank you so much
Do you think it’s possible to do a video on how to put an elasticated waist in a jumper dress? Or add denim pockets to the back of a denim shirtdress. I was thinking couldn’t I just cut the back pockets from some old jeans and then sew them on the back? It’s purely for aesthetic purposes lol I’m not a sample size so I often have to customise my clothes. Could you show us how to take two of the same dresses and use one to make the other more appropriate I.e using the material for length or an under skirt. A lot of stuff I have is very short so I was thinking to to buy twice and then add where I need to. I also like the idea of adding things like a peplum to enhance shape etc. I’ve basically bought two of the same dresses because it was very see through and short and I’m hoping to create a better version lol Both dresses were on sale so it was worth it especially if I end up with a deress that fits my body shape and height perfectly ❤xxxx
Great video! I'm looking to do something similar! :) I'm wondering the same thing @TaDarling1 asked before and quoting here "when you serging the 2nd time, did you use the cutting blade to cut more off or simply serged on top of the previous serge (without the cutting blade) for some reinforcement." Thanks!!
Thank you very much for making such a great video with clear guidance and wonderful advice. I really enjoy watching your videos. Liked and subscribed. Would you please recommend important tools for a beginner like me? Thanks.
I have an amazing vintage sweater that has some holes that I am wanting to do this with. I don't have a Serger but will give it a try with a regular machine. Thanks for the video ❤️
Hi! Any advice on how to avoid puckering in the finished seam? I find it super hard to not have the knit get stretched out while sewing the hem back on, and wind up with a weird pokey puckered seam. Is the puckering just unavoidable? (I have a regular sewing machine not a serger)
Hi Anastasia, I want to sew a serger edge on my sweater to hem it. I tested the fabric and the edge looks like lettuce which is not what I want. Is there a setting I need to adjust?
Your voice is much calmer and less 'sharp' in this video. I've only heard a couple of your videos. Honest feedback if you choose to accept or not. I may be too sensitive to it. And you look so cute! And your instructions are excellent. Thank you 😊
I need to shorten some sleeves. I’m so scared it will unravel. When I watch you cut sweaters they never seem to unravel. Any suggestions? Can I cut any kind of sweater?
I added a new video that is all about shortening sleeves ! Check this one out for more tips & an alternative way to do it. ua-cam.com/video/L4I_cfBG7H8/v-deo.html
You are BOMB Anastasia! Great job. One question...when you serged over the bottom for the 2nd time, did you use the cutting blade to cut more off or simply serged on top of the previous serge (without the cutting blade) for some reinforcement. BTW...really cute kitty!!!
Cute cropped sweater 💚. I don’t have a sewing machine but would like to change a high low cardigan into a shorter, one length cardigan. Can I see by hand or is there a product I can buy to help with this prom? Thanks!
I have a very beautiful knitted cardigan, but it’s an L ( while I’m an xs) and I would love to be able to make it smaller on the sides and sleeves? Do you by any chance know how to do that?
First time watching and great tips! I can’t lie you reminded me of Ugly Betty. Ignore the first word though... You’re really cute, your voice is sooo adorable! ♥️♥️
Hi, I tried this and it worked great. Unfortunately I underestimated how short I am and the sweater is still a bit long, is there anyway I can just cut a bottom piece off and sew it on higher on the sweater, instead of re-doing the hem completely?
Thanks for this! Your close up video does not show the sweater bottom so we can't really see the finished result. In your video taken from afar it looks a bit bunched and so I would have liked to see it up close.
I have made a bunch of other sweater hemming videos too. Check them out! This was my first one. I got more in detail in the other ones. Thank you for watching.
you dont need to trim the sweater, you could just fold the sweater up to where you want it and then sew along. trim the excess and you achieve the exact same result with less the effort. :)
Hey! I have this sweater witch i love exept for the neck line (sorry for my english) so i im looking for some tips to alter it, do you have any tips? Its a knitted sweater with big yarn like in this video but i can only find totorials like this one where they alter the botom of the sweater and not the neck. Thanks for any tips you may have.
I would cut the neckline where you want it and then zig zag it to keep it from falling apart. Then turn it under and cover stitch it, put binding on it or zig zag the hem. Hope that helps! I will do a video for altering the neckline next!
Because it's not very neat, you can see that in the far away shot, she tries to hide it :/ I wouldn't suggest doing this with a knit jumper like this, as it will pull and not be neat
I wonder if I could take my sweaters to someone else who could do this. Like someone who does tailoring. I'm guessing that I can. I was thinking of getting something else altered and the reviews said they turned sheets into curtains. So I'm guessing that you can pay to get basically whatever you want done as long as it's something possible to do 🤷🏻♀️
Thanks for the advice! Also, It's always nice to hear "voila" as opposed to "wahlah"I think I do a nice job at not stickler-ing and correcting people's dialect but this one has always curled my toes. Blech.
Is it just me or did you cut this an inch shorter than you should have? I think you should have measured up 5.5 inches, not 6.5? If I’m wrong I apologize. Love you anyway, you’re adorable and this was extremely helpful and inspiring.
Oh lord... your glasses... and your lipstick... and your bangs... and your pearly whites... and your perky positive vibe... and you sew! ☺️🥴 Is there a search engine to find one of you within a 20 mile radius of my location...?! Wheewff, is it hot in here anyone? Just me...?
Sew Anastasia , here are some photos: www.ivrose.com/pc/product_detail?productId=ad5b457f-19f8-48a5-8e00-ce70f1441e23&LZ0526-ga-L-iv&gclid=CjwKCAiAoNTUBRBUEiwAWje2lhflJG4Mq3waJzDCHaCMQx-EzFHOdoNH8tIuu85F12UIfD00oMxWiBoCm9gQAvD_BwE www.walmart.com/ip/Cupshe-Women-s-Solid-Front-Criss-Cross-Plunging-Sweater-Long-Sleeve-Pullover-Sweater-Grey/223737520?wmlspartner=wlpa&selectedSellerId=1812&adid=22222222228141212362&wl0=&wl1=g&wl2=m&wl3=251177555418&wl4=pla-414447433876&wl5=9060435&wl6=&wl7=&wl8=&wl9=pla&wl10=102975322&wl11=online&wl12=223737520&wl13=&veh=sem
I wonder if you can hack that from a cardigan? You'd have cut open the side seams so you can sew the cardigan edges into the opposing side seams. Kinda tricky, but doable given the right sweater and some stay stitching prior to cutting.
This video was extremely helpful! I cut and cropped a sweater earlier today and had no clue what I was going to do to the new fraying hem! I used my serger and it turned out so much better than I thought it would. I am thinking I will probably hand stitch the serged edges down on the inside so it lays flatter after pressing some, but otherwise it is so great! Thank you!
Awesome 👏🎀🎀🎀🎀🎀
I'm getting grown up Mabel Pines vibes right now. 😆
YES
Awww Wobbles! 🐖
This is so necessary!!! I have a cream cashmere sweater I got a coffee stain on it and couldn't get it out and made more damage using bleach 🥴 whoops!! Ican stretch it enough to cut the stain out and crop it. I think this will work!! Thank you!!
Awesome 👏 I love that you can save it now!!!
@@SewAnastasia I found your other video without the serger so I will use that method. Question... my sweater is ivory and cashmere with a small knit weave , so no designs or crazy knitted pattern. The stain is a bit too high as it's right below the bust by 1 inch and would be shorter than I prefer if I did a 1 inch hem. I may have to give it a 4-5 inch hem after measuring it which would create a seam line 1 inch under the bust but the crop would hit at the belly button. Would this look awful 😖? LOL Curious what you think about this long hem if the seam line would ruin the look... i guess it would be like an empire waisted cropped sweater?
Interested in your response. If it's better to do it shorter I could later it over a dress. Thanks for your help Anastasia!! I subscribed and I need to get back into a sewing class. You're very sweet and inspiring!!
You sound exactly like Anna Faris I can't get over it ! lol
rachelle le cussan 😊
Omg yes
When I have shortened knits, I sew some stay stitching to hold the edges together "before" cutting. You have less stretching and areas that may run or unravel.
That's a great idea! They always bunch weird from stretching when I've tried it!
Is that just a straight stitch using a sewing machine above where you plan to cut? I noticed stretching when I shorten sweaters as well.
Yes, a straight stitch on the side where you will have the new hem or on both pieces if rejoining a decorative hem after shortening. If it's a thick knit, use a little longer stitch so it doesn't bunch up. You could also hand sew a running stitch. Sometimes it is easier to maintain an even hem with all hand sewing especially with a cable or decorative knit. Hope this is helpful. @@pamgroom7117
@@blueminnie13 How long is a longer stitch?
@@katbird5626 My machine has a basting stitch that stitches every 1/2 inch. I would use that on a thick knit (like a sweater) especially if I want to remove it after you attach the pieces. On a thinner knit, a stitch every 1/4 inch might work. If you have some scraps or even some old knee socks you could practice before sewing your knit top. I hope this helps!
Since I don’t have a serger, what size stitch and what tension should I use with the zig-zag function of my machine. I have a few sweaters that are too long and I would love to shorten them. They are a plain knit with bottom ribbing.
Your directions are great, nice and clear. Thanks!
Evonne Dalton Hi Evonne. I would suggest trying out different stitch lengths & widths on a scrap of the sweater. All fabrics will react differently. Your tension on the machine shouldn’t need to change but if it’s looking funny test it out on a scrap till it looks good! ❤️ Anastasia
Sew Anastasia Good advice. Thank you!
Oh my gosh you are darling! And just in time too! I have a huge sweater and I was thinking of making it a crop. Then I thought, nah thats crazy right? Then you did it! I am so going to crop my sweater! Thank you!!!
Curly Carter Vlogs your welcome! Happy sewing!
Sweater’s adorable, you’re adorable, everything’s adorable! I can’t wait to get started on cropping my sweater. Thank you for this tutorial. ❤
Aw, shucks! Adorable sweater, adorable me...I'm blushing! Can't wait to see your cropped sweater, it's gonna be the cutest thing ever!
The knitter in me is going "noooooo don't cut it!!"
Catharine McLaren lol 😂
I'm feeling the same lol!
Thanks Anastasia! Love it. 😀💖
I so enjoy how you explain each step of the process as you plan it out, and say it all again as you do each part of the project. Very kind of you.
❤💕💖💕❤
I have a puff sleave "way too long on me" cream coloured sweater, that I have been planning on cropping to "my fit".
I love the excess fabric used as a scarf/ turtle neck. That's what I was thinking of doing also.
I am going to "trim/tailor the sides in", as well, when I crop my sweater. (We call them "jumper" in Australia/England)
We call surger "over-locker", down here in Australia... for any of your southern hemisphere viewers.
Thanks again.
Love Princess Holly of Australia hairdresser 🕊🌿🌴🍃🌳🌲🍀🌻
Thank you for watching.
Great content! I would’ve liked seeing a closer look at the finish of the hem
Take a look at some of the other sweater videos I have created for more looks. I did the sleeve hems & neck in other videos.
Hi great video. Loved the way it turned out. However just wanted to know if this could be done with a regular sewing machine too.❤
Thank you. You can use the zig zag stitch on your sewing machine.
That came out pretty nice; considering that you were working with a pretty bulky sweater. What surprised me was when you lined up the seams on the band to the seams on the sweater - that was pretty thick. I was surprised the serger needle went right through that. That is the one thing that would've held me back from cropping that thick of a sweater. Congrats!
Thank you for watching :)
that was great! I just found a knitted sweater at a thrift store the the whole thing is a bit bit. is it ever possible to take in the arm pits and sides?? what do you think? possible or should I not bother??
Yes you can totally do that. I have a video on that too!
This was a great video and you are so much fun to listen to. Thanks.
Thank you 😊 I’m happy you enjoyed it 💕
Looks great!! What were your serger settings? Does this required adjusting the differential or anything, to account for the bulk so it doesn't get wavy? I really struggle with knits on my serger and they all seem to come out wavy. I have yet to find the right setting combo :-/ But I really wanna try this!!
Looks great! Just want to add I've been able to disguise reconnections by embroidering fake stitches over the top and it hides it really well.
That’s awesome 👏
Great tutorial! I like how you used the sweater scraps
Thank you 😊
This was great ... I was planning to throw away my over sized sweaters ... Now to know what to do of them ... Thanks
:-)
For sure! Lol
I would suggest before cutting run a loose machine stitch above the ribbing and another just below where you intend to re attatch that way there os no running esp if it is an easy unravel stich. a couple extra minutes are so worth having more control
Thanks for sharing :)
Hi there, In which video do you show how to alter the set in sleeves of a jumper please? You mention it in the 80s jumper video, but I cannot find it yet. Thank you so much
Hummm... maybe you mean this video ua-cam.com/video/D2N6yDfggoI/v-deo.html ??
Hello nice video, where can I buy this same machine? I want to buy it for my mom. Please what’s the brand name of the machine
I only use Husqvarna Viking sewing machines! You can find the local dealer by going to their website and typing in your zip code!
Great video. i don't have a serger or a S machine, can i just hand stitch?
You can totally hand stitch it just make sure you whip stitch or finish any edges that you cut into if it’s an open weave sweater.
She reminds me of Jess from new girl
Lupita Garcia 💕💕💕💕💕
Do you think it’s possible to do a video on how to put an elasticated waist in a jumper dress? Or add denim pockets to the back of a denim shirtdress. I was thinking couldn’t I just cut the back pockets from some old jeans and then sew them on the back? It’s purely for aesthetic purposes lol
I’m not a sample size so I often have to customise my clothes. Could you show us how to take two of the same dresses and use one to make the other more appropriate I.e using the material for length or an under skirt. A lot of stuff I have is very short so I was thinking to to buy twice and then add where I need to.
I also like the idea of adding things like a peplum to enhance shape etc. I’ve basically bought two of the same dresses because it was very see through and short and I’m hoping to create a better version lol
Both dresses were on sale so it was worth it especially if I end up with a deress that fits my body shape and height perfectly ❤xxxx
I will add those to my list. Thank you for watching.
That was great. Can you show how to make a slit at the right bottom and left of the sweater?
I can! I’ll add it to my list of videos
I like the first folded up look. I'm going to do that to a sweater today, no cutting all sewing.
Awesome 👏
Is there a way to do it with a regular sewing machine? I don't have that much equipment 😢
Just what I’m looking for, but is it possible to be so easy!
It is! It’s that easy!
Could you do a video how to tuck bustline in a quilted vest?
Vest fits good, but loose bulk in bust area, being older plus size. Thanks.
Do you mean you want to take in the bust of the vest?
@@SewAnastasia yes take in bust
Great video! I'm looking to do something similar! :) I'm wondering the same thing @TaDarling1 asked before and quoting here "when you serging the 2nd time, did you use the cutting blade to cut more off or simply serged on top of the previous serge (without the cutting blade) for some reinforcement." Thanks!!
Thank you very much for making such a great video with clear guidance and wonderful advice. I really enjoy watching your videos. Liked and subscribed. Would you please recommend important tools for a beginner like me? Thanks.
ua-cam.com/video/gqzTQhEyLQQ/v-deo.htmlsi=HxKKhBzevC-eAgLr
Thank you so much for this tutorial! I can’t wait to play with some knits!!!!
Have fun!!! Send me pics!
I have an amazing vintage sweater that has some holes that I am wanting to do this with. I don't have a Serger but will give it a try with a regular machine. Thanks for the video ❤️
Hi! Any advice on how to avoid puckering in the finished seam? I find it super hard to not have the knit get stretched out while sewing the hem back on, and wind up with a weird pokey puckered seam. Is the puckering just unavoidable? (I have a regular sewing machine not a serger)
Yes! Change your differential feed & foot pressure settings
Did it work?
Hi Anastasia, I want to sew a serger edge on my sweater to hem it. I tested the fabric and the edge looks like lettuce which is not what I want. Is there a setting I need to adjust?
Yes, You need to increase your differential feed.
@@SewAnastasia I increased the differential feed to 2 which is the max. It's better. But not quite there. Is there another adjustment I can make?
Watching this to learn how to make my sweater into a sweater for my dog. Curious on how you reconnected the two pieces.
Awwww got your dog. How cute
As an avid crocheter, the cutting sent me 😂
On My Own Terms awe I bet!!!
Your voice is much calmer and less 'sharp' in this video. I've only heard a couple of your videos. Honest feedback if you choose to accept or not. I may be too sensitive to it.
And you look so cute! And your instructions are excellent. Thank you 😊
Your welcome 🤗
I need to shorten some sleeves. I’m so scared it will unravel. When I watch you cut sweaters they never seem to unravel. Any suggestions? Can I cut any kind of sweater?
I added a new video that is all about shortening sleeves ! Check this one out for more tips & an alternative way to do it. ua-cam.com/video/L4I_cfBG7H8/v-deo.html
Thank you!!! I don’t have a sewing machine YET! I’m shopping for one so I can update my clothes:)
Alysia Van Camp how exciting!!!! I hope your find a sewing machine soon!
Wow, amazing. I learn a lot from you. You are a great teacher. Thank you for sharing. You Rock.
Randi LaRocca thank you!!! & of course! I love sharing my sewing knowledge!
You are BOMB Anastasia! Great job. One question...when you serged over the bottom for the 2nd time, did you use the cutting blade to cut more off or simply serged on top of the previous serge (without the cutting blade) for some reinforcement. BTW...really cute kitty!!!
You know I think I had the blade up but I did this so long ago I do not remember. I would say just leave your blade. up.
Hi. Hello. Howdy. Thank you for sharing. I love your bracelet.
Thank you so much I love sharing
Great demo! I’ve cropped T’s, but had not thought if trying a sweater!!
Hi can this be done without a sewing machine.
grace ogunlela you could totally try it by hand. Use a whip stitch!
Also, try with fray stop, it's a spray...and with a thinner weave
She is so fabulous! I feel way more prepared after watching this 🤍🖤
You got this! Happy Sewing 🎀
Would you recommend altering a coogi sweater ? I was given one but it is too long and would like to shorten it however it is vintage from the 90’s
How cool!!!!! I would totally alter it to look a bit more modern. That way you don’t feel outdated & you can still rock the sweater!
Cute cropped sweater 💚. I don’t have a sewing machine but would like to change a high low cardigan into a shorter, one length cardigan. Can I see by hand or is there a product I can buy to help with this prom? Thanks!
What is the reason the needle gets stuck in the bobbin when sewing knits
You are using the wrong needle so it’s not going through the fabric it’s just pushing the fabric into the machine.
Heyy I have a question. How do you crop a sweater without a bottom binding? Can you please do a tutorial on that. Thank you xxx
I will create a new tutorial for that this month!
Excellent videos. I have this same question about cropping a sweater without a bottom binding. Did you ever film this tutorial? Thanks in advance💕
I have a very beautiful knitted cardigan, but it’s an L ( while I’m an xs) and I would love to be able to make it smaller on the sides and sleeves? Do you by any chance know how to do that?
Kristina Tischenko yes. I would check out the video I have of how to take in a dress!
Awesome, I’ll check it out! Thank you
Can you pls show how to hem/shorten a men's wool sweater? I would like to see what I can expect from a tailor.
Hi I bought a knit dress which I love but the sleeves are very long. Can you tell me how to shorten them🙏. The sleeves don't have any ribbing. Thanks
Buy some elastic cuff matching the color or elastic band and sew on the end.
First time watching and great tips!
I can’t lie you reminded me of Ugly Betty.
Ignore the first word though...
You’re really cute, your voice is sooo adorable! ♥️♥️
Loves this video and the extra as a scarf!‼️‼️❤️
A S 😊😊😊😊😊😊🎀🎀🎀 thank you !
🎉💖💖💖 Brilliantly done! Oh, my! Also, your kitty is precious!
Thank you :)
The sound track for this DIY should be Weezer - Undone! It was a great tutorial. I’m even shorter then you! I learned a ton of stuff! Thanks!
I am so happy you enjoyed it. I wish we could use copy righted music because That song would be perfect!!!!!
I will try this for my dog's sweater!
Super fun! How did it turn out?
Super cute!
Thank you so much! I'm glad you found it cute!
Hi, I tried this and it worked great. Unfortunately I underestimated how short I am and the sweater is still a bit long, is there anyway I can just cut a bottom piece off and sew it on higher on the sweater, instead of re-doing the hem completely?
Pony Ny does your sweater have binding on it ? You could pin how much you want to take up & create a seam above the binding .
Sew Anastasia okay, thank you!
You're so cute. Also short like me, so I appreciate your work. Great job!☺
Eliza Rodriguez awe 😊 thanks so much!!
Omg I knew you had such a Chicago vibe lol
Lol 🎀
It came out adorable! And I love that you showed how to use the scraps from the sweater 💜
Thank you 😊
Thanks for this! Your close up video does not show the sweater bottom so we can't really see the finished result. In your video taken from afar it looks a bit bunched and so I would have liked to see it up close.
I have made a bunch of other sweater hemming videos too. Check them out! This was my first one. I got more in detail in the other ones.
Thank you for watching.
What if your jumper doesn’t have a rib hem? How can you shorten it?
You can use a bind hem!
Hi Great video. What brand/model of serger do you own? Thanks!
All of my sergers are from Viking. They make great sergers!
you dont need to trim the sweater, you could just fold the sweater up to where you want it and then sew along. trim the excess and you achieve the exact same result with less the effort. :)
Selma Mert there are so many ways to do something ! That’s a fun part about creating ! ❤️❤️❤️
Wouldn't it more bulky then? Hmmm.
Yes! I was thinking the same thing. It would have been easier. Her sweater looked messed up afterward.
I love it! Hello from the suburbs of Chicago!
My turtle neck is too tight I cut it off. Any ideas to finish a round neck..
Use a cover stitch or a zig zag stitch! :)
Love love love!
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Hey! I have this sweater witch i love exept for the neck line (sorry for my english) so i im looking for some tips to alter it, do you have any tips? Its a knitted sweater with big yarn like in this video but i can only find totorials like this one where they alter the botom of the sweater and not the neck. Thanks for any tips you may have.
I would cut the neckline where you want it and then zig zag it to keep it from falling apart. Then turn it under and cover stitch it, put binding on it or zig zag the hem. Hope that helps! I will do a video for altering the neckline next!
Why no close-up of the finished bottom???
deejaytori it was serged to finish the raw edge!!!
Because it looks like crap.
Because it's not very neat, you can see that in the far away shot, she tries to hide it :/ I wouldn't suggest doing this with a knit jumper like this, as it will pull and not be neat
How fun! Thanks for the tip. Warmly, from Montana
I wonder if I could take my sweaters to someone else who could do this.
Like someone who does tailoring. I'm guessing that I can.
I was thinking of getting something else altered and the reviews said they turned sheets into curtains. So I'm guessing that you can pay to get basically whatever you want done as long as it's something possible to do 🤷🏻♀️
You can deff take your sweaters to a tailor and have them do this.
What is a surger
It finishes the edges of your fabric. Thanks for watching.
Hi , can you please teach us how to alter a dress with a yoke to make it shorter. Thank you
You want the skirt shorter or the waist shorter? Or the neckline dropped?
Does anyone know how to do this without the serged hem becoming all “lettuced”? It makes for a really ugly ruffled waistband when i do this :(
You can add elastic as you serge or you might need to change your settings in your serger. Less pressure on your foot & change your differential feed.
Thank you, it turned out great!!
Thank you ;)
What brand is the serger... and do u like it
Thank you
Keep up the great work
Well, she’s adorable 😍
😘😘😘😘😘
this girl is so adorable
milf buster bella 💋💋💋
what type of needle should i use???
Ballpoint
Thanks for the advice! Also, It's always nice to hear "voila" as opposed to "wahlah"I think I do a nice job at not stickler-ing and correcting people's dialect but this one has always curled my toes. Blech.
Michelle Smith l awesomeness
OMG you're so cute!! The human seems nice, too😸
LOL thank you
This is genius. Thanks for sharing.
Thank you for watching.
Can I send my sweaters to you to alter?
You can . Email me at sewanastasia@gmail.com
That look so nice 👍🏻
Thank you :)
Is it just me or did you cut this an inch shorter than you should have? I think you should have measured up 5.5 inches, not 6.5? If I’m wrong I apologize. Love you anyway, you’re adorable and this was extremely helpful and inspiring.
Thank you for watching :)
How to I make a puff skirt like the one at 0:06 s?
Love this idea!
Corina S 🙌💕💕💕
Well done!
Thank you :)
Oh lord... your glasses... and your lipstick... and your bangs... and your pearly whites... and your perky positive vibe... and you sew! ☺️🥴
Is there a search engine to find one of you within a 20 mile radius of my location...?!
Wheewff, is it hot in here anyone? Just me...?
How can u show how a crossed front oversized sweater is done, please??
Can you send me a photo of what you are talking about.
Sew Anastasia , here are some photos:
www.ivrose.com/pc/product_detail?productId=ad5b457f-19f8-48a5-8e00-ce70f1441e23&LZ0526-ga-L-iv&gclid=CjwKCAiAoNTUBRBUEiwAWje2lhflJG4Mq3waJzDCHaCMQx-EzFHOdoNH8tIuu85F12UIfD00oMxWiBoCm9gQAvD_BwE
www.walmart.com/ip/Cupshe-Women-s-Solid-Front-Criss-Cross-Plunging-Sweater-Long-Sleeve-Pullover-Sweater-Grey/223737520?wmlspartner=wlpa&selectedSellerId=1812&adid=22222222228141212362&wl0=&wl1=g&wl2=m&wl3=251177555418&wl4=pla-414447433876&wl5=9060435&wl6=&wl7=&wl8=&wl9=pla&wl10=102975322&wl11=online&wl12=223737520&wl13=&veh=sem
I wonder if you can hack that from a cardigan? You'd have cut open the side seams so you can sew the cardigan edges into the opposing side seams. Kinda tricky, but doable given the right sweater and some stay stitching prior to cutting.
OMG this is a good idea
K why did the bottom look so bumpy???
I am not sure.
Great energy!
Fran Artis thank you 😊 💕🤘🏻
How much did all that green thread cost? Good video.
Thread? umm maybe 2$
Nice idea!
:)
Great your video and love your kitty