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[@taylorjoe100]

the yarn holder is the most practical that I see. lot of easier ways to turn tube straps and measure out your edges. taping down the circle was also a clever idea, you can use any size circle you need.

[@arlenemurphy804]

Loved the yarn couching trick

[@sunshineandwarmth]

I'm trying that. It's fun. Alaa! I have a couching foot, but it would be great if you are using multiple yarns wh would be too big to go through the doohickey on the foot.

[@hgh805]

Very smart lady, makes life easier for some people

[@TaleHandmade]

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[@Валентина-н5и8э]

Такие полезные советы! Благодарю за Вашу работу!

[@ablanccanvas]

I love watching “hacks” that when I see them, I immediately know someone has been thinking + I know without a doubt they will be very useful. Brilliant! Thank you! 😌

[@TaleHandmade]

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[@goyip.v.996]

Nunca te acostarás sin saber algo más ,muy prácticos los consejos ,gracias☺️

[@carmencedeno2663]

Usted sabe que numero de aguja es??

[@goyip.v.996]

@@carmencedeno2663,para ese tipo de telas yo pongo el número ochenta

[@lilli5804]

Awesome hacks....absolutely love the nail polish color.

[@TaleHandmade]

Thanks for watching my Video 🥰

[@imamshodiqin83]

Berbagi tips menjahitnya sangat menarik dan bermanfaat sekali

[@mariaitatifernandez5749]

Muy prácticos . , los tips y trucos. Muchas gracias por compartir sus ideas. Saludos desde Resistencia Chaco Argentina 🇦🇷💐💐

[@TaleHandmade]

Muchas gracias 😍 🙏

[@rosannalanzi5747]

Bravissimaaaaaaaaaa per tutto!!!!!!!!!¡!!!!!!! Ma che bella idea tenere pulita la macchina con uno spazzolino...io già li uso quelli vecchi per fare un sacco di cose in casa...ma non avevo mai pensato che tenerlo uno nuovo vicino alla macchina da cucire per dare una ripassatina spesso significa tenerla sempre a posto....ciao grazie tante dall'Italia esattamente da Lubriano in provincia di Viterbo ,dove c'è "la più bella terrazza naturale sui Calanchi"🤗

[@TaleHandmade]

Thank you so much 🥰

[@Cyrilmc222004]

Thank you so much I really really enjoyed watching you showing us all these useful and helpful ideas. Thank you so much for sharing this with us all. Please stay safe and well too xxx Mags

[@TaleHandmade]

Thank you my friend

[@gmhalmeoni2085]

Simple yet brilliant! Thank you 😊

[@TaleHandmade]

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[@Craft85]

Mẹo may vá thật sự rất hữu ích , hướng dẫn may hay , cảm ơn chị

[@TaleHandmade]

Thank you

[@maricruzfuentemelsio1719]

Ezkerri todos tus trucos para la máquina son muy buenos y muy útiles 😉

[@TaleHandmade]

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[@maricarmensuarezsuarez7375]

Nunca se termina de aprender. Muchas gracias! Eres espectacular

[@TaleHandmade]

Muchas gracias 😍

[@patmartens4751]

Great tips thank you the needle threader is exactly what I need

[@Sandrab769]

A little “desk vacuum” is handy for those little threads, after using the seam ripper.

[@KnitLoveHK]

The video is so detail and clear.
The ideas are so smart
It's useful and helpful when sewing
Really like it and thanks for sharing

[@milagrostorres8944]

Me encantaron los felicito desde San Juan PR

[@lucilledaub5991]

Love your sewing tips.

[@TaleHandmade]

Thanks for watching my Video 🥰

[@ead9726]

Very clever tips there, it amazes me how folk come up with these ideas, love these ideas 👍👍

[@TaleHandmade]

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[@luigibenignochiappero5589]

MASTER: CHAPEAU!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! THANK YOU VERY MUCH!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[@TaleHandmade]

Merci beaucoup 🥰

[@ЛилияМамычкина]

Хорошие советы для тех, кто хочет усложнить себе жизнь.

[@ziporaperel6019]

Why do you say that?

[@SpiritDragoness]

@@ziporaperel6019 coz there are actually more convenient and easier methods to do those things. Plus, all machines already come with an adjustable attachment that helps to keep an equal distance between parallel seems... so gluing an empty thread spool that can detach any moment a d that blocks the view of the needle is completely unnecessary. That is why I always say, study the manual that came with your sewing machine and you will be surprised by how much you learn. Also, turning out the tube using a spool is more complicated than using a crochet needle or using the string method. With the string method you can easily turn out very narrow tubes for spaghetti straps or even smaller things like loops for decorative buttons.

[@jwall6006]

There different ways to do everything in this world. This is one of them. If your machine doesn’t have a gauge for distance between stitching then this is a good idea. Most beginning sewing machines don’t come with a lot of feet. Also feet are expensive. I think I’d maybe make a mark so if it slipped I wouldn’t have to guess. My vintage machine doesn’t have a foot to stitch on trims. My new one does. Every machine is different. Fabric that Would need the feed dogs dropped, and lessen the foot tension, on my new machine, I know will go right through on my 1962 machine. Everyone on this channel has a different machine or machines. I’ve worked my way through 5 machines in 45 years. I have 3 of the 5. I kept them because they each do something very well.

[@nidiacano0913]

Agradecida x que comparte sus ideas!!

[@sriyawickramasinghe9136]

Amazing thanks for sharing 👍.

[@talegermany]

I will use These tricks when sewing 😍

[@TaleHandmade]

Thanks

[@DIY85]

Very useful creation for great needlework

[@TaleHandmade]

Thank you so much 🥰

[@anitaheerwagen2267]

Brilliant ideas!

[@TaleHandmade]

Thank you

[@anacutting8236]

Ide yang kreatif, terimakasih.

[@trendsstitching7051]

Very nice tricks

[@sherlyndelcarmen8742]

WOW FELICIDADES me encantó mil gracias por compartir

[@TaleHandmade]

Thanks for watching my Video 🥰

[@vijaylaxmipt2888]

Really good idea. Thank you very much

[@clothingalterations]

Great sewing tips

[@erobles6080]

Excelentes consejos gracias por compartir

[@gurpals.573]

Very beautiful

[@aestheticman2662]

Super! Thank you!

[@judyabbott695]

Grazie complimenti sei davvero bravissima, mi sei d'aiuto grazie ❤❤❤👏👏👏🥰

[@TaleHandmade]

Gracias

[@martavalencia3081]

Muy lindo y útil los trucos de costuras muchas gracias por compartí los videos

[@TaleHandmade]

Gracias 🥰

[@sandrabenitez8033]

Excelente video,lo voy a implementar,bendiciones

[@TaleHandmade]

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[@lylianenarme3390]

Comme toujours, j'apprends de plus en plus.
Aujourd'hui j'ai particulièrement apprécié pour les courbes. Merci beaucoup pour le partage. Amicalement. Liliane 😚

[@TaleHandmade]

Merci beaucoup, mon amie 🥰

[@RS13290]

Very helpful tips and tricks

[@TaleHandmade]

Thank you 😊

[@johnschiffer3756]

Woah! Nice, New Neato look. :)

[@ТатьянаЕрмолаева-щ6м]

Спасибо за швейные секретики !

[@mariapeter9129]

Огромное Вам спасибо,что делитесь знаниями!

[@TaleHandmade]

Thank you so much 🥰

[@madoniasanta5606]

Video bellissimo molto interessante grazie sempre per tante idee

[@TaleHandmade]

Thanks for watching my Video 🥰

[@ca6177]

Always offer such good tips! Thanks!

[@annejohnson64]

Thank you, thank, thank you!

[@TaleHandmade]

Thank you 😊

[@cathyphegley7414]

Thank you! These are all so clever! Shared with my Facebook friends…..💕

[@TaleHandmade]

Thank you so much

[@saletehigino3586]

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[@saletehigino3586]

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[@elisaseverns2543]

Great tips!! Subscribed!!

[@TaleHandmade]

Thank you so much 🥰

[@rosebouchard1424]

Love all your idea thank you

[@TaleHandmade]

Thank you

[@amyhazlett865]

This was very enlightening. Thank you, will share with my friends.

[@TaleHandmade]

Thank you my friend ❤️

[@may-marydobie8638]

Brilliant tips 💖

[@TaleHandmade]

Thank you so much

[@marydryden2570]

Fabulous Ideas

[@faeryfox6253]

Marvelous. I love your ideas. I thought the one with the round flat end of the spool placed to the right of the sewing foot to help sewing around a curve was ingenious!

[@TaleHandmade]

Thank you

[@puiyeechau2443]

Amazing tricks, TY

[@venetavera3029]

Bravo pour vos astuces et merci de les partager

[@dorisreyes5062]

Gracias fantásticos tips y felicitaciones por su hermosa maquina de coser

[@TaleHandmade]

Muchas gracias 😍

[@MariaGoncalves-ic7qu]

Caramba muito inteligente adorei vou usar essas dicas

[@phuongkern8027]

Very useful tips! Thank you 🙏

[@TaleHandmade]

Thank you so much 🥰

[@janetcozens5756]

This is Absolutely amazing I would never of thought of this idea thanks for sharing 👍 😀 ❤

[@TaleHandmade]

Thank you so much 🥰

[@raqueltorresamador952]

Hola me gustó mucho el video son buenas tips es increíble 😉

[@taniapimentel6816]

Perfect. Very Nice.

[@pirilakat]

Teşekkürler , harika fikirler 😊

[@minhkyklein6391]

Very cleaver. Thanks

[@TaleHandmade]

Thank you

[@janetbeans6472]

👏👏👏👏 wonderful hacks!

[@TaleHandmade]

Thank you 😊

[@mieke349]

Thans You for sharing 🤗

[@maricainfante6073]

Genial👍👏👏👏,impensable los trucos que te pueden ayudar

[@TaleHandmade]

Thank you 😊

[@sophiefricke1316]

Interessant !

[@TheJaniebabe]

so clever, thank you.

[@TaleHandmade]

Thank you

[@suedale8191]

The tube hack is much easier if you seal the end, pull the tube you have made onto the plastic tube and the use some thing thinner to push the fabric through. Xx

[@mgurt_del]

Первый трюк делается обычной булавкой, без всяких заморочек

[@louisepetzer3095]

Thanks for hints

[@rafaelahernandez7821]

Mil gracias por enseñar nuevos tip

[@МарияК-ф6б]

Очень здорово,супер класс,вам всего самого хорошего

[@indubajpai7984]

झकास idea👌👌👌Thanks

[@luzdivinadeluniverso0606]

Excelente ideas y recomendaciones de costura, gracias por compartir 👍🤗

[@hazeldonner1855]

I love the toothbrush idea. I’m always having to cut my sewing to start again lol

[@TaleHandmade]

Thank you so much

[@nabilahussain150]

All genius hacks 👌❤️

[@marlydasilva7577]

Super inteligente amei vou fazer. 💋. ...

[@sweethome9973]

Awesome 👍😎
Nice

[@mariamarfil1620]

The brush, the brush, the brush!
👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼❤️

[@TaleHandmade]

Thank you so much 🥰

[@rosasalinas7845]

Estupendo.gracias.

[@IMOO1896]

That first “hint”, way more trouble and so many easier ways to turn fabric.

[@ГалинаБычкова-р2ь]

Идея супер. Спасибо

[@kamilahonori8424]

Merci pour le partage

[@christinewalsh7262]

Excellent

[@normalopezdedelgado6767]

Mil gracias son muy útil.

[@esmeraldaaguirregarcia4644]

Qué maravilla mil gracias bendiciones

[@TaleHandmade]

Gracias 🥰

[@jaswindersharma7638]

Thanks mam

[@lori1701]

So clever!

[@sherrijones6605]

Those are pretty good ideas!

[@TaleHandmade]

Thank you so much 🥰

[@wendyfay16]

Using something like this would be very handy when sewing picntucks or sewing with the elastic thread for shirring that you demonstrated in another video. I love the idea of using something round for achieving even stitching around curved edges. When it comes to using 'quick un-picks' I'm always scared that I'm going to accidentally cut the underneath fabric as well as the stitches even when I use the end with the 'knob' on the end. Is there a trick to holding the fabric or using the unpicking tool? I was introduced to using them when I did sewing class in school 55+ years ago, yet I'm still so scared of cutting the fabric that I still unpick one stitch at a time. I love how you used the nylon thread from the toothbrush to thread the needle. I couldn't see how you did it until I went to full screen on my tablet, but it was really clear and an excellent idea once I could see it! Thanks for another great video. 😀 btw I never throw out old toothbrushes as they come in so very handy for so many things around the house.

[@TaleHandmade]

Thanks for watching my Video 🥰 Happy new year 🎉

[@marionbrunne1304]

Super Tipps , danke dafür 😀

[@ImaMes888]

@Wendy Maxwell I also unpick a stitch at a time for the same reason. One tip I learned is to cut through the stitching about every inch or two with the seam ripper, then unpick the stitches between. It goes faster because you’re pulling out short lengths of thread instead of a longer and longer length as you go. Sorry that doesn’t actually answer your question about how to do it like in the video, but hope it helps.

[@faziludeen4044]

5cal

[@tsunamis82]

Wendy, you are using the ripper correctly with that red end so fabric doesn’t rip. Might I suggest you just sew some lengths of scrap fabric and practice pushing the seam ripper along the length. I also unpick every 4th stitch and pull it apart. Another is every second or third stitch on one side only then pull the bobbin thread.

[@bettys375]

Awesome ideas.❤

[@TaleHandmade]

Thank you 😊

[@rosymary6687]

fantastico, grazie

[@SofiaMartinez-cs5jr]

Gracias, son consejos muy útiles. Bendiciones

[@penjahit06]

Kreatif sekali ide nya ka

[@Marlene4377]

Clever lady♥️

[@TaleHandmade]

Thank you

[@AaBb-cy3ko]

مشاء الله الله يبارك

[@MF-xs2hv]

LOVE IT, LOVE IT, LOVE IT!!!

[@TaleHandmade]

Thank you so much 🥰

[@hannahperlotto139]

Wow how clever

[@TaleHandmade]

Thank you 😊

[@nazawan8636]

Good ideas...

[@nilcenearodrigues4099]

Sensacionais essas dicas!

[@TaleHandmade]

Thank you 😊