How to Make a Non-Slip Pad for Sewing Machine Foot Pedal
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- Опубліковано 6 вер 2024
- Click here to get supplies: bit.ly/nonslipf... . Vanessa shows us how to make a quick and easy non slip pad to keep the foot pedal of your sewing machine from sliding around! Learn how to cut fabric on the bias, make bias tape using a bias tape maker, sew on bias tape, read a ruler, and more! Get supplies by clicking the link below:
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Leave an opening in the cross piece and you can put the elec plug wire through it and that will also keep the pad in place. Nice idea!
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Wonderful clear tutorial ❤
I didn't need it, but I am so glad you explained 7/8ths for people who might need it. I think your stuff is great!
I have seen you on a sewing machine tutorial, but I didn't know you had a channel. I am sorry. I am subscribed now.
When sewing these mats, I put a couple sheets of computer paper under the mat just to the left edge of the presser foot. The mat will move smoothly as you sew. Be careful not to sew the paper to the fabric. If you do you can pull the paper from the stitching.
Great video! From, Nancy P
Hello, this is a fab Idea! 😁 I sit at my high kitchen table & my pedal is on a foot stool 😋 & always falls off the stool 💕 Erica x
I have to tell you that I am 62 years old and I learn so much from you. I have sewn for many many years but am excited to learn some extra fun things from you. Thank you so much for taking the time to share your talent.
I HAVE to sew barefoot!! I'm always walking around the house in slippers, but I cannot sew with them.. This is the first time I've heard of anyone else mentioning anyone sewing barefoot!! I thought I was the only one! Lol It just feels "right" 🙂
Thanks for sharing, all your tutorials are GREAT ❤
I too sew barefoot. I don't like having shoes/slippers, cant feel the pedal properly
Me too! It’s good to know I’m not alone and that others do this too. I’ve had some funny looks from others like when a visitor or delivery comes and I explain why I’m answering the front door with only one slipper on.
I do it too!
I’m always barefoot! Have to feel the grip on that pedal.
I am the same, I love to feel the pedal 🙂
I am an advanced sewer and truly enjoy your tutorials, I am always looking for tips and tricks, your teaching method is top notch you are easy to listen to and precise. Thank you!
Great explanation of mitering the bias tape! After 5 years of quilting no-one ever explained this well and I always wondered why it would not match up sometimes. Thanks again Vanessa for an excellent tutorial!!!
+Denise Harris I'm so glad you found that to be helpful!
If you have trouble making the bias lay smoothly around the corners, preshaping with the iron (before applying to the item) helps a lot.
+mouseboots46 such a great tip!
Such a useful video! Not just about making a non-slip mat, but bias binding tips as well. Homely advice for non-professional home sewers like me!
Thank you.
I have been sewing/quilting for over 40 years, self taught when I was 9 years old, I now have been teaching our grand daughter how to sew. She loves it. Anyway, I just want to say that I love your videos/projects. Even though I have been sewing for an eternity, I still learn new cool stuff from you....thank you
I can finally stop looking for my pedal all the time. And I can do it in style! Thanks Vanessa!
So very talented for a young lady . Well done. Nice videos.
if I may be so bold to suggest, in minute 9 you are inching you fingers as close as you can to the foot, you can use a Awl, or any other pointed object to keep the fabric in position, maybe even the chopstick or whatever people use to push out pointy corners.
Thank You CG for the many enlightening moments you've given us
I love your videos, because I learn a lot, not only the project but also other techniques that serve multiple projects. thank you very much for sharing your knowledge
Your video doing the paper piecing was very easy to follow. Great refresher for those of us who might not do paper piecing often. Thank you and plan on making the heart mug rug. ❣
This is a great idea for when I take my machine to a friend's house. My pedal tends to leave marks so I usually put down some craft paper under it so I don't stain their carpet. Thank you for another great tutorial
I've used a chunk of that shelf liner alone to stop the slide for years. MANY years! This is just so much prettier, so I'll have to make a few for use with my many sewing machines! The only machine I won't need it for is my 1889 treadle, which I sometimes use for piecing quilts.
1+Mary Ellen Brennan that is so neat! I love vintage sewing machines ! :)
Vanessa, if you love vintage sewing machines, you should come to see us here in Ohio! My husband restores them and we own close to 300. Need to sell a few to make room for others.
No entiendo nada de Inglés, pero me encanto este proyecto y lo voy a hacer!!! Gracias!!💙💙💙💜💜💜
Made 2 of these. 1 for sewing machine. 1 for overlocker. Sew easy to make. Thank you sew much. Great video. Xx
Wow, wish I knew this trick sooner, always chasing the foot underneath my table so now i am off to sew one, thank you Vanessa !!! xxx
+Tina Wemyss now you can fix that problem!! :)
I sewed mine and Vanessa, it is so good, so thank you girl, love you! xxx
+Tina Wemys
Great idea. Also, your son will have a useful skill. My mom taught me to sew. It saved me a lot of money while in the Air Force because I could sew my own stripes and patches, hem uniform pants, take in the shirt sides and such.
and to think I almost went out and bought a pad for $17 + shipping!!! This is way cheaper and also so much fund to do because it's so easy and quick. It feels nice to have sewing projects that you can complete quickly and get something functional out of them.
Thanks so much for sharing your sewing joy (and ideas)!
Just went to dollar store to buy the rug pad thing to use to make my own.... So simple....
after years working with a roaming foot pedal, I finally made this today It's going to help a lot. Thanks Vanessa!
This is great! I have wood flooring where I sew, so this will be nice to use, and your directions are so clear & concise. Thank you!
Vanessa, you are so EASY to follow! every one of your demonstrations have been so easy to understand and they all "work" perfectly! I have the feeling that you are a good friend that I have know for a long time! THANK YOU! You're the greatest!
if trouble with sewing on rubbery mat use teflon foot or put regular clear tape on foot to help it slide better. make sure it has room for hole.
This is so AWESOME!!!!! I just made four of them. I have four different Babylock machines and didn't want to move just one around to each machine. What a foot saver, no more dancing under the machine LOL!
+Diana Rose that is perfect! One for each machine is much easier than having to switch between each one :)
Did they work well? Im thinking if making this for my quilt group Christmas gift exchange.
I already use the carpet underlayment which is similar to the shelf liner for my machine pedals. But your idea would make them look so much better and would make a nice gift for my youngest granddaughter who got a sewing machine for Christmas. Great Job!
+A Leslie How awesome that she got a machine and you can now share this wonderful hobby!
Thank you for that 7/8 inch tip. A lot of people don't explain that to you.
+Carolyn Smith you are so welcome! I love to make it as easy as possible!
Thanks for the video. I had previously used one layer of the liner but it didn't do the job. I used left over extra wide double fold bias tape (joined pieces) since no one but me will see it. Using 2 layers of liner really makes a difference. Glad I never spent the money for the commercial foot pedal pads.
Thanks Vanessa!!!!! I was just getting ready to buy those ready made expensive pads for 5 sewing machines, now I can make these!.....
So glad I saw this! I tried the "rubber bands around the pedal" trick from Pinterest and have tried a zillion different sizes from the bag and a zillion placements, but they always end up shifting and causing my sewing machine to start without my foot on it! Aaargh! That groaning just-about-to-go sound, we all know it! :-) Giving this a try instead TODAY!!! AND making one for my sewing machine that likes to wander across my table. :-)
This is so neat. I just made 3 so far. I wish to meet you one day, you are so nice I could watch you every day. thanks....
+clauda dionne that is so wonderful! Hopefully we will run into each other in the future!! :)
You can also hot glue the non skid material to the bottom of your pedal. Or wrap the bottom with rubber bands.
I need about 10 of these for sewing machine and serger peddles as well as the machines themselves. Great tutorial Vanessa, thank you!
+Laura Jean Rusin Oh! You're right. I wonder if I made a larger rectangle if it would keep my machine from walking across the table!! Sometimes I just want to glue the foot pedal to the floor!
+Karen McGrady My sewing table has a formica top so the serger traveled. I put two two layers of the non skid under it. Now the serger stays in place. I think it needs some bias binding to make the area more inviting.
Vanessa, thanks I just made this and it turned out great. I really do enjoy your teaching style, I give you an A. Your voice is very pleasant to hear and you show all aspects and the little tips and trips. I have learned so much from you, thank you.
I've designated a rubber jar lid opener to keep my pedal from sliding, but this looks infinitely nicer lol.
Oh my god this is actually amazing. My studio floor is linoleum and it goes everywhere.
Omg. love it. my foot petal is brand new and, you know, it still flows to the curve of how I wrapped the power cord and slides every where. thanks so much for this video
send us a video while sewing with foot action!
This is a very nice video - easy to follow your directions. I am wondering if you could demonstrate the use for the added strap at the end of the video. Thanks so much.
Vanessa, thank you! This is so cool and MUCH better than the non-slip I have just laying on the floor. I can see this looking like a flip flop! :) I'll have to figure out how to do it but I'll do it! Thanks!!
I love this idea. I have been looking at sewing machine feet pads. They are expensive. I am getting what I need tomorrow and making it. Thanks so much.
You are an excellent sewing teacher/demonstrator ! Loved your video!!
A fun and quick project. I learned to make my own bias tape AND the pad really works. I'm new to sewing and my machine does not have speed control but using the pad it makes controlling the speed easy, faster or SLOW!! Thanks : D
Soooooo smart! Chasing my pedal with my foot is a constant - it never occurred to me to sew a non-slip mat our of the dollar store grip mesh (that's what I call it, anyway). I've got some on hand and am going to sew one of these right now. Brilliant idea - thank you sew (har-har) much.
Thanks. My foot peddle is AL WAYS moving. Great idea.
It always amazes me that you come up with such fresh ideas every week! I have slippery laminate floor in sewing room-definitely going to give this a try. Thanks!
De este proyecto, lo que más me gusta es: lo sencillo que haces el biés o sesgo, te veo casi a diario, gracias
Wonderful solution! You are a great teacher. I look forward to seeing more from you. This is my first utube I’ve seen from you!!
Just what I needed! Thank you :) I have a roll of that non skid liner just calling to me .
I finally made two!! ( Saw this tutorial years ago... I made 1 smaller one...they work brilliantly, thanks Vanessa!
You are a great teacher.
You have no idea how many times my foot chases my sewing machine pedal. Like doing a one footed tap dance. haha! Will give this a go. Thanks.
+Jake92574 I used to do that same dance all of the time!! :)
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I've had a similar project on my list of "to-do's" for over a year, but THIS one is the best I've seen! Can't wait to make this one soon!!
+Trisha @ Three Owl Threads LLC We'd love to see a photo on the Crafty Gemini Creates Facebook page when you do! :)
This is fabulous! I was just grumbling last week about constantly chasing my foot peddle around. It's like chasing a toddler around. Ha!
You are so talented. I created my non-slip pad. It's not as nice as yours, but it is working great. Thank you!
works great made one last night pedal didnt move at all thxs so much
Thank you for always taking the time to explain in detail little things like how to line up bias strips! I always have uneven bias tape and now I now why!
+Jennifer Farsh me too! I was wondering why my strips were uneven. Glad to know it's not just me! LOL :)
+Jennifer Farsh you are so welcome! I love to make it as easy as possible ;)
What a great idea! I recently came across this problem with my new sewing area which has a wooden floor and the foot pedal just gradually slides away from me. This will definitely be my next project, problem solved! Thanks so much for sharing, love your tutorials ☺. Angela x
+Angela Banks This will change the way you sew for life! :)
What a great idea! I love that you used dollar store non-slip shelf liner to save money. Thanks for the tip on lining up the bias tape for sewing too! Diane in NC
Always love your tutorials, I can use this for sure. So tired of chasing my pedal.
I love this! It works great and it was super easy to make! 🥰
I cannot wait to make one of these for my foot pedal. Thank you for the tutorial
I love your studio. It's so pretty, orderly and functional! This is a fantastic project.
This is the first time I've watched your tutorial's and I love them! You are awesome and soooooo easy to follow and understand!
Loved this just got myself a sewing machine today I don’t need this now cus I’m working on a desk that has a bottom piece of would that will hold the pedal but if I upgrade the desk I just might love it!! TFS
Totally loved this video! I just made one today , works great!♥️
You are awesome ... this tutorial is EXCELLENT! Thank you!
Super nice idea just changed my machine and new pedal is so light compare to the old one it shoot across the floor
slick and easy and most of all functional
I like this. I must admit that I sew in bed. I have a grocery list of chronic illnesses and it's just easier to be in bed. so I don't use my foot pedal. I have a stash of the rubber grip from when I had my laminate wood floors put in. gave me an idea to embellish the ones I put under furniture!
+Kristi Carr That's a great way to adapt this! Love it!
Wonderful instructor. Had to subscribe.
I make bias tape, I really need to get that bias tape maker. And I need those clips !! You are so full of great Ideas !!!
Very cute! I am going to make a few for my machines tonight!
Love looking at your videos you explain things really well. thankyou
I love this idea. I have just been stuff on the floor. This so much nicer. Great for taking to sewing classes with the linoleum. Thanks.
You are so good at explaining things! You make techniques so simple to understand!
Thanks so much for this tutorial. I have been watching your tutorials for a long time.
Hi Gemini thanks to have this pattern I was struggling my foot padel is moving I'm going to try tell me were can I get the non-slip material I'm from South africa 🇿🇦 Gauteng
I just love this, totally new to sewing but watching Vanessa makes it so easy. Thanks.
Thanx Vanessa ! It's a Great Help in d way u show d Tips & Tricks of stitchng that particular product.
Am planning to make a few, as gifts. Keep Posting. Bye!.
I like this idea. I'm always searching for that silly presser foot!!!
Do you have any tutorials on sewing PVC/Vinyl without sticking to the pressure foot or feed dog ?
What a wonderful idea - very handy. Love the way that you explain everything clearly. Thank you so much.
Thank you for all your tips!!! You are truly a great teacher. Thanks again☺️
very nice & awesome tool piping maker
Hi - great idea -- seems I need one now, ha -- thanks a bunch - praying you and yours are well
will do this today for all 3 slippery pedals
+carylanne rosten That sounds like a day well spent!! We'd love to see photos on the Crafty Gemini Creates Facebook page once you are all done. :)
I will definitely do this. Thanks
you have solve the running foot machine pedal, thanks alot, palm springs, ca.
In desperation I tried a couple of 2x4 wood blocks taped together and even they started moving. I'm going to make one (really, more than 1) TODAY! Thanks! :)
+1amKimmy Oh, and this will be great to take to classes... unlike my blocks of wood. Haha!
+1amKimmy These will be way easier to take to classes than the wood. :)
love this i can't believe how it even moves on carpet!
I love, love, love, the insight you share in your videos...new sewists neeeeeed that~~! It's so great! you shared about the measurement and connecting strips in this one...you could have easily just flew through the video and left this stuff out ...but you didn't and I'm so grateful! It makes me want to watch more of your videos to find out what other tips and insight you're sharing.
Again, thanks so much for sharing :-)
You're awesome! Keep up the good work :-)
E.
+Elysia B (chattyprincess) I want to make sure and give you every detail that I possibly can! So happy that you are enjoying all of the tutorials :)
I like this. Good little sewing project. The other option might be to just glue the non-slip material to the bottom of the sewing machine foot pedal.
Love the video just made a pad for my foot control
Need to make a couple of these. Thanks.
Do you have a video doing a cassrole carrier ? Love how you do these things