Dont know if you guys gives a damn but if you're stoned like me during the covid times then you can watch pretty much all the new movies on instaflixxer. I've been streaming with my girlfriend these days xD
Videos on knits - yay! After years of sewing I've still not had the courage to sew a knit - I don't have an overlocker and knowing how to sew a stitch that stretches is a bit scary! I'm looking forward to more knit videos to come :) Thanks as always Aneka x
Thank you for your detailed instructions. You are really an awesome teacher. I just picked up sewing 2 months ago & learning a lot from all your . Thank you you much. videos.
Thanks so much. Trying to get back into my weekly schedule. I am sorry I have been rubbish pretty much all year. Moving to Australia and all the change really effected things. I also find it hard to film in the space I have at home in Australia. Hoping to move into an office from the 1st Jan to help. Thank you for your support. Aneka
I would be so grateful if you were to put out a "sergers for beginners" course. At any rate thank you so much for all your wonderful knowledge, you've literally taught me everything I know
Hi my lovely Teacher from Koalaland. You may have been truly busy with your new schedule. Where's your paws?🐾🐾🐕🐕 Your video came at the right moment. I was doing EVERYTHING WRONG on a stretch fabric, needle thread, no zig zag stitch 🥺. The stitches were popping, sewing was horrible so I bundled my project into a ball and stuffed it into a plastic bag, "bye". Watching your video made me open my brain wide. So much can be done with stretchy fabric by changing the needle, 😁🙃 "holy crumbs". Back to school to learn the basics of sewing with Jersey knit fabric. You are a blessing to me. I invested in a Serger yesterday. First I must learn HOW TO THREAD this labyrinth. Why 4 colors of spools??? Once I master the serger I must try it on Jersey knits. You gave me so much homework to do. Getting excited to try them all. Your finished work is SO NEAT, not a piece of thread hanging on your work. 👍👍👍👏👏 you took 10 minutes to show us your work, I'll take 10 days to show you mine🤣 you are calm and a STRESS FREE LADY. Love watching your videos. Your smile is gorgeous and you are truly a beautiful Lady. So glad you were together for awhile. Thanks for sharing and caring. Always thinking of you. Hugs. 😘🍾🍾🍾👍👍👍
Lovely to hear from you. Thank you so much for your lovely message. I am well thank you. Working hard on launching my patterns, some new online classes on my website and an Academy. I will try and make more jersey videos. Aneka x
@@MadetoSew Thanks for the exciting news. Gonna visit your prestigious website. I tried the Jersey knit yesterday but I forgot to change the needle. After all I didn't walk when I was 5 months old, just crawled maybe 😁 Big hugs and THANKYOU
Thank you so much Sandy. I am settling in well now. I am hoping to get an office space from January because I have really struggled to film from my home - there isn't as much room. Hence why I have been rubbish with my UA-cam content all year. My tour around the US was amazing, I loved every second of it and hope that I can go back at some point. Lots of new and exciting things I have planned for the NY - launching my patterns (finally), online classes, and an Academy. So I have been busy. Thank you for all your kindness and support. Aneka xx
This may seem like an obvious beginner question, but when you insert the fusible knit interfacing, do you put it fusible side down (towards the front of your garment) or up (directly to the inside of the hem)? Do you fold the hem over then press/iron all 3 layers together or fuse first to one layer, then fold, then just sew? I'd love to see a video with the full process 😊
I got a double-sided hem tape (Dritz, 1/4"), but I found it wouldn't stick to my fabric. It was double-brushed, so very soft jersey knit, and I wonder if that's the issue? Is there a specific type of wash away hem tape that works best for knits? I saw some fusible options, but I don't want the tape to be permanently in there.
Hi Pearl, I would actually recommend a fusible interfacing in the hem / jersey fabrics. It usually gives it some longevity, as well as helping the stitches to look better. Just use a lightweight stretch interfacing and it shouldn't cause you any issues. Does that help? Aneka
Hi Angela! This is perfect! Thank you so much for showing and explaining the use of interfacing. I have patterns that recommend it to reduce tunneling but no explanation.
Thank you very much for all your lessons and tutorials... But may I ask for male sewing outfits? Or can you direct me to a similar channel of yours but dedicated to male costumes? Thanks! 🙂
Thank you so much. I literally just finished a business meeting this morning and was talking about one of my aims for the future - mens patterns. I promise they are on my to do list; I just need to launch the ones I have first and then I will move onto Men's for you. Thank you, Aneka
Do you use maxi stretch serger thread? I’ve used it in the upper and lower serger guides and in the bobbin of my sewing machine for the couple of t shirts that I have made. What are your thoughts?
Hi Debbie, I do have some Maxi-Lock stretch thread, however I usually reach for my Wooly Nylon over this (it has more stretch). I pretty much always use Wooly Nylon on very stretchy fabrics, or garments that need to stretch a lot to fit the body (tight fitting); as well as swimwear, lingerie etc. I probably should have mentioned thread in the tutorial, thank you for the question. I will try and add it into the series. Aneka x
Hi Rosa, you could either shorten the dress (cut in the hem you are not happy with) and hem a little shorter? Or you could unpick the sewing, but it might be easier and less work to shorten it. I would do a test to make sure you can get the hem not wobbly. It sounds like you might need a thicker interfacing to stabilise it a bit more? Feel free to send me a photo and I can take a look. Aneka x
So great to have you back. You inspired me to make my daughter a skirt proving Dads can sew! She wears it weekly.
Hi Tony, I am so pleased that I helped you on your sewing journey. This is lovely! Aneka
Dont know if you guys gives a damn but if you're stoned like me during the covid times then you can watch pretty much all the new movies on instaflixxer. I've been streaming with my girlfriend these days xD
@Cayden Decker yup, been using InstaFlixxer for since december myself :D
@Cayden Decker yea, I've been using instaflixxer for since december myself :)
Loving these short tutorials. They are a great refresher and reference.
Nice to have you back!
Thank you.
I am sewing lots of jersey these days. This video is perfect. how serendipitous! You are an excellent teacher as always.
Thank you so much Nora. Glad I could help. Aneka x
You taught me something new again. Your zigzag stitch it’s better than what I was using.
Glad I could help Tracy. Thank you for your support. Aneka x
Off topic but I love the picture on the upper left in the beginning of the video!
Thanks so much. ❤️
Videos on knits - yay! After years of sewing I've still not had the courage to sew a knit - I don't have an overlocker and knowing how to sew a stitch that stretches is a bit scary! I'm looking forward to more knit videos to come :) Thanks as always Aneka x
I am starting to film a whole series on knits and the overlocker so I hope these will help! 👏😊
So glad to see you again
Thanks Tracy.
Thank you for your detailed instructions. You are really an awesome teacher. I just picked up sewing 2 months ago & learning a lot from all your . Thank you you much.
videos.
Thanks so much. Really pleased I could help! Aneka :-))
So happy that you're back! You've definitely been missed. I always seem to mess up my lighter weight knits so your lessons are really appreciated. 😀
Thanks so much Rebecca. Glad I could help. Aneka x
So happy to see you again. We need videos more frequently.😍😍😍
Agree absolutely BB I look forward to seeing her videos, she’s brilliant.
Thanks so much. Trying to get back into my weekly schedule. I am sorry I have been rubbish pretty much all year. Moving to Australia and all the change really effected things. I also find it hard to film in the space I have at home in Australia. Hoping to move into an office from the 1st Jan to help. Thank you for your support. Aneka
Thank you so much for your support. Aneka x
Good to see you again!
Thanks so much Jan.
Great explaination
Thank you.
Happy to see you make a new video
Thank you.
Hi Aneka! Good to see you again. Thank you for more of your most excellent tutorials. You are the best. Happy Holidays from Florida!
Thanks so much Gary. Have a lovely holiday season. Aneka
I would be so grateful if you were to put out a "sergers for beginners" course. At any rate thank you so much for all your wonderful knowledge, you've literally taught me everything I know
Thank you so much. This is actually an aim. I will work on it! Aneka x
Oh my goodness I was blessed by the goddess of sewing herself! Thank you so much I’m so looking forward to it 💕
@@capthigashikata You are too kind! xx
Hi my lovely Teacher from Koalaland. You may have been truly busy with your new schedule. Where's your paws?🐾🐾🐕🐕
Your video came at the right moment. I was doing EVERYTHING WRONG on a stretch fabric, needle thread, no zig zag stitch 🥺. The stitches were popping, sewing was horrible so I bundled my project into a ball and stuffed it into a plastic bag, "bye". Watching your video made me open my brain wide. So much can be done with stretchy fabric by changing the needle, 😁🙃 "holy crumbs". Back to school to learn the basics of sewing with Jersey knit fabric. You are a blessing to me. I invested in a Serger yesterday. First I must learn HOW TO THREAD this labyrinth. Why 4 colors of spools??? Once I master the serger I must try it on Jersey knits. You gave me so much homework to do. Getting excited to try them all. Your finished work is SO NEAT, not a piece of thread hanging on your work. 👍👍👍👏👏 you took 10 minutes to show us your work, I'll take 10 days to show you mine🤣 you are calm and a STRESS FREE LADY. Love watching your videos. Your smile is gorgeous and you are truly a beautiful Lady.
So glad you were together for awhile. Thanks for sharing and caring. Always thinking of you. Hugs. 😘🍾🍾🍾👍👍👍
Lovely to hear from you. Thank you so much for your lovely message. I am well thank you. Working hard on launching my patterns, some new online classes on my website and an Academy. I will try and make more jersey videos. Aneka x
@@MadetoSew
Thanks for the exciting news. Gonna visit your prestigious website. I tried the Jersey knit yesterday but I forgot to change the needle. After all I didn't walk when I was 5 months old, just crawled maybe 😁 Big hugs and THANKYOU
@@Knittyneeds Glad I could help. And good luck for the next try! Aneka x
Dear Aneka, so happy for the new video! Even more since I'm preparing to sew my first jersey garment. Best, Marja 😃
Thanks so much Marja. Aneka x
Perfect...just what I needed!
Perfect timing ,thank you.
Thank you.
Thank you great job
THANK YOU!!
Pleasure
Fantastic and so good to see you. How are you settling in Australia and how did you get on in the US? Much love Sandy 🥂💕
Thank you so much Sandy. I am settling in well now. I am hoping to get an office space from January because I have really struggled to film from my home - there isn't as much room. Hence why I have been rubbish with my UA-cam content all year. My tour around the US was amazing, I loved every second of it and hope that I can go back at some point. Lots of new and exciting things I have planned for the NY - launching my patterns (finally), online classes, and an Academy. So I have been busy. Thank you for all your kindness and support. Aneka xx
Wow that sounds really exciting and I’ll be looking forward to joining your classes etc. Wishing you every success much love Sandy 🥂💕
@@sandybowman0703 Thank you so much very Sandy. So kind of you to ask how I am. Aneka xx
This may seem like an obvious beginner question, but when you insert the fusible knit interfacing, do you put it fusible side down (towards the front of your garment) or up (directly to the inside of the hem)? Do you fold the hem over then press/iron all 3 layers together or fuse first to one layer, then fold, then just sew? I'd love to see a video with the full process 😊
I got a double-sided hem tape (Dritz, 1/4"), but I found it wouldn't stick to my fabric. It was double-brushed, so very soft jersey knit, and I wonder if that's the issue? Is there a specific type of wash away hem tape that works best for knits? I saw some fusible options, but I don't want the tape to be permanently in there.
Hi Pearl, I would actually recommend a fusible interfacing in the hem / jersey fabrics. It usually gives it some longevity, as well as helping the stitches to look better. Just use a lightweight stretch interfacing and it shouldn't cause you any issues. Does that help? Aneka
Thank you.
Thank you.
Hi Angela!
This is perfect! Thank you so much for showing and explaining the use of interfacing. I have patterns that recommend it to reduce tunneling but no explanation.
Hi Debbie, really pleased I could help. Thank you. Aneka
Thanks a lot, from italy
Thank you.
Thank you very much for all your lessons and tutorials... But may I ask for male sewing outfits? Or can you direct me to a similar channel of yours but dedicated to male costumes? Thanks! 🙂
@@suesue929 thank you for the help! 🙂Appreciated!
@@suesue929 but let's face it, they are very few... 😁
Thank you so much. I literally just finished a business meeting this morning and was talking about one of my aims for the future - mens patterns. I promise they are on my to do list; I just need to launch the ones I have first and then I will move onto Men's for you. Thank you, Aneka
@@MadetoSew that's really a good news! Thank you so much!😄
Look up Peter Lappin of MALE PATTERN BOLDNESS. He started out as a blogger, and also has UA-cam videos now.
Hi where to buy stretchy interfacing for Knit and Jersey? Your link does not exist (404 not found)?
Love the vid
Thank you.
Do you use maxi stretch serger thread? I’ve used it in the upper and lower serger guides and in the bobbin of my sewing machine for the couple of t shirts that I have made. What are your thoughts?
Hi Debbie, I do have some Maxi-Lock stretch thread, however I usually reach for my Wooly Nylon over this (it has more stretch). I pretty much always use Wooly Nylon on very stretchy fabrics, or garments that need to stretch a lot to fit the body (tight fitting); as well as swimwear, lingerie etc. I probably should have mentioned thread in the tutorial, thank you for the question. I will try and add it into the series. Aneka x
Immaculately finished top you’re wearing there btw!
Thank you very much. That is very kind of you to say. Aneka :-))
Hi , it is possible to convert old mens shirts to women's top.
Yes you can.
I did the stablizer technique and sewed with twin needle but the hem still came still came out wobbly is it still fixable id hate to lose the dress
Hi Rosa, you could either shorten the dress (cut in the hem you are not happy with) and hem a little shorter? Or you could unpick the sewing, but it might be easier and less work to shorten it. I would do a test to make sure you can get the hem not wobbly. It sounds like you might need a thicker interfacing to stabilise it a bit more? Feel free to send me a photo and I can take a look. Aneka x
Merci!!!
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Hellow from France : )
Hello! Aneka x
You have such a beautiful smile
That's very kind, thank you.
How often do you send your Bernina 790 in for a service?
About once a year, I think you have to do it so often to keep the warranty in check? Aneka
Good
Thanks
Hongkong Finish with jersey bias tape. Best.
YES! Love the Hong Kong finish! Thanks for sharing :-))
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Thank you. x
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