The Sewing Machine Dust Cover You Need! Easy Step By Step Sewing Tutorial.
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- Опубліковано 23 лип 2024
- Does your sewing machine need a Cover?
This is the perfect tutorial to learn How to Sew your Own Sewing Machine Cover.
It is separated in easy to follow steps and segments with graphic slides that you can pause and use as a reference.
I listened to all your feedback on my previous video on How to Sew a Sewing machine Cover and made a new and fresh cover addressing all your questions and suggestions.
I created a pattern from scratch to design the perfect Cover with an opening to have access to your sewing machine handle, but at the same time I added a flap on the top to keep it protected from all the dust.
I've broken down all the steps in easy segments to keep everything organized and easy to follow. Along the way a show you and teach you many sewing tips that will help you in future sewing projects as well.
Watch the Previous Sewing Machine Dust Cover here: • Does your sewing machi...
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Fabric:
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00:00 Introduction
01:38 Materials Needed
02:31 Measuring Your Sewing Machine
03:30 Measuring your Handle
05:13 Dimensions | Cutting the Panels
08:23 Ironing Double Sided Foam Stabilizer
10:15 Sewing the Pockets
14:33 Sewing the Handle Opening for your Sewing Machine Cover
19:13 Sewing the Closing Flap | Perfect mitered corners with bias tape
22:29 Sewing the Bottom Border
23:28 Sewing Side Panels
27:00 Sewing the Top
30:02 Finishing Raw Edges
32:01 More Sewing Projects | Thanks for Watching! - Навчання та стиль
Most professional cover I've ever seen!
🤗✨ Thanks so much! That’s so sweet of you! Happy Sewing! ✨
Your Fabric is absolutely beautiful.
Very nice sewing machine cover too. Thank you for sharing ❤
Thank you, lovely cover, great instructions 🇨🇦
Thanks so much for Watching! 🌟 Happy Sewing!
Beautiful ❤
Thanks so much! 🤗
Your cover is very beautiful and practical. However the processes involved still look very complicated to me as a begginner although I desperately need one right now. I still enjoy watching your podcast very much and you definitely have got talent in sewing. 👍
Thank you, Hazel love this ❤️
Thanks so much for watching! 🤗🌟 Happy Sewing!
Just beautiful ❤❤❤
Thanks so much for watching ! 🤗✨ Happy Sewing!
Thank you, brilliant tutorial. 😊
Thanks so much for watching! Happy Sewing! 🤗🌟
NOTE: The measurements for the foam stabilizer side panels are shown as 8", which is the same as the liner and main fabric. However, when stacking the pieces, the foam is shown as being narrower (i.e. does not go edge to edge, the same as the other pieces). I think she forgot to adjust that measurement to 7.5" instead of 8.
This is Very well done. Easy to follow steps. Love the fabric! ⭐️
🤗✨ Thanks so much! Happy Sewing! ✨
Hello could you please explain this? You say add 1- 1/2” for seam allowance then say 1/2” for borders? I don’t understand does that mean 2” for seam allowance? Thank you so much
Did you include the seam allowance when trying to figure out where the handle hole should go to the top panel?
Hi. Make sure to leave enough space on the top edge. You need to account for your seam alloy when sewing the top panel. Also I added a little extra room on my opening to lift the handle comfortably. Happy sewing!
I was thinking of doing French seams instead, and that would save you a step of adding the bias tape? Yes?
This is a Great idea! Thanks for sharing! I will try it on my next cover. Thanks for watching! 🤗
@@luliprint hoping to start my project tonight. I have a clear plastic flimsy cover that came with the baby lock so I think I’ll just carefully take it apart and use that for a pattern piece leaving extra room for seam allowance. Or do the French seams
Hello, thank you for this great tutorial and the fabric you designed. I am in the middle of making it just as you have described but have had to redo the side pocket. Initially I began sewing the elastic edge cut to the same length as the width of the side piece. But then after sewing the pocket on to the side I realized that the bottom didn’t gather and there would not be the stretch desired.
How is this to be done exactly? Should the elastic be shorter and stretched to the size of the mesh? Thanks!
Hi! 👋🏼 Yes. Cut the elastic a little bit shorter and stretch it as you sew it to the mesh. Can’t wait to see your final cover! 👏🏼 You can tag me on instagram @luli.print .Thanks for watching! Happy Sewing! 🪡🤗🌟
Also check minute 32:26 you can see that the elastic is like 1inch shorter than the mesh when I place it right above it before I start clipping it. As I clip the folded elastic to the mesh I stretch my elastic to match the edges.
That flap needs Velcro in my opinion. My cats would play with it otherwise ❤
That’s a Great idea! Thanks for sharing! ✨
Beautiful cover, do you have a cover for domestic embroidery machine?
Hi! 👋🏼 Thanks so much. I Love getting new ideas and suggestions to use as reference for future videos.
I have another sewing machine cover tutorial that you can watch here and adjust the measurements to fit your machine.
ua-cam.com/video/G-BhU_-tDW8/v-deo.htmlsi=4CPn-OOCGSvr31Is
Happy Sewing! 🤗✨
beautiful cover! I am properly going to make this one for my new sewingmachine, husqvarna e10, which are my first one! One question, is your needle left positioned when you are sewing? Regards Jonas
Hi! Thanks so much! Yes, the needle is on the left on my standard foot, but I’m Not setting it to move to the left. It’s the standard and default position of the needle when I turn my machine on. I’m using 3/8 in seam allowance.
@@luliprint To bad that my sewingmachine can’t set the needle on the left side, only in the middle and right side 😖
@@Albertjonas Hi. I’m using a standard foot and the settings when my sewing machine turns on. I’m. Not moving or setting my needle to sew on the left side. You should be able to leave your needle as is when you sew your other projects. Just make sure you sew with a 3/8in seam allowance. Hope that helps. Happy Sewing! 🤗🌟
Ooh thank you! Have a great day! 🙂@@luliprint
Hello! I have a quick question if you have a moment. I'm new to sewing and I don't quite understand how you did the measurements.
Did you add 1/2 inch to the machine measurements AND a 1/2 inch seam allowance to get the total measurement of your panels?
Also one other question. My handle opening might be too close to the edge of my top panel. It's about 3/4 inch away from the edge. Is that too close? Is there anything I can do to fix that?
Thank you for the tutorial! I'm excited for this to be my first big project!
Hi Thanks so much for watching.
I would add 1 3/4in to your measurements to work comfortably.
I used a 3/8” seam allowance and then I finished the borders with a 1/2” seam allowance.
So that takes a total of 1 in. So to work comfortably you can add 1 3/4in to your sewing machine measurements.
Your handle seems to be too close to the edge.
I have another video with a sewing machine cover that has a handle, but not an opening.
The handle it’s only to lift the cover alone and not the machine, but I use it all the time in my studio.
This is the tutorial:
ua-cam.com/video/G-BhU_-tDW8/v-deo.htmlsi=v8lkHZLkrjCefPfm
Happy Sewing! 🤗🌟
@@luliprint Great video, I think there is a lot of confusion on seam allowance of 3/8" and the final top edge stitching on the outside with the 1/2 inch. Is there different terminology for that kind of finishing? I can't wait to make this for my machine and serger. Your fabric is so cute, can get it here in Portugal?
@@kristinmcclary7194 Hi. Thanks for watching. You can search how to sew a French seam that can also work to finish the edges.
I’m not sure if spoonflower if shipping internationally. Please check in the following link www.spoonflower.com/en/fabric/11121246-sewing-machine-damask-floral-mirror-love-sewing-by-luli_print
Happy Sewing! 🌟
Is the Bosal foam stabilizer always so crazy expensive? The Amazon link has it selling for $35.44! That seems super expensive, considering Joann currently has Pellon Flex-Foam for $4.99/yd; I bought two yards for $11.98 for this project. Yes, the Pellon is only 20" wide versus Bosal's 58", but I can't justify spending over $35 *just* on interfacing for this project.
Yes, it's pricey, but I'm also a fan of waiting for Joann's sales to snag a few yards at a discount! Thanks for watching!
I am sorry last question did you cut the bosal foam 1/2” smaller on all sides?
Hi! 👋🏼 Cut the sides 1/2” smaller and the top 1/2” or 3/8” (according to the seam allowance you are going to be using)
Don’t cut any at the bottom. That’s going to be your base and you are going to be topstitching right on top of it to give it a nice finish. 🤗
@@luliprint thank you so much! So if I use 5/8” seam allowance should I add 1 or 1.5 inches to fabric? This is a wonderful video!
@@raggedyanna6 Thanks so much! I recommend you Re watch the segments about cutting your panels. There are slight different measurements for your main panels, lining fabric, and the Bosal stabilizer.
I add an extra 1/2” to the overall machine measurements to have room around it and then add the seam allowance that you are going to be using (except at the bottom) Remember that the lining will be 1” longer at the bottom to be able to fold the bottom border. Hope that helps. 🤗
@@luliprint yes that’s what I meant, I understand everything but how much to add for the seam allowance you say 1-1/2 inches to the machine size, you added an inch, but say 1 to 1 1/2.maybe I will do 1 1/2 to be safe 🙂
@@raggedyanna6 1 1/2 sounds good , to be safe. Because I rounded up my machine measurements at the beginning to give more room and so it’s not a tight cover.
Can you use this for a very large machine?
Hi! 👋🏼 Maybe adding some quilting to the panels before sewing them together would give them more structure for a larger cover. Also, I really recommend using the Bosal double sided foam stabilizer because it gives a very nice and sturdy finish. Happy Sewing! 🧵🪡
Hi Everyone. Here is the previous Sewing Machine Cover tutorial for your reference. ua-cam.com/video/G-BhU_-tDW8/v-deo.htmlsi=ZaKVst6GO_ufnwcb
Music annoying had to switch off😔
Sorry to hear that. I made sure to not have any music at all when I’m speaking and giving the details and instructions. You can mute the parts with the music. Happy Sewing! 🤗🌟
@@luliprint it's still annoying to have to constantly switch between muted/unmuted. Audio is one of the biggest problems with UA-camrs -- too much music, wrong music, too loud music, really bad audio levels between music and speaking sections, etc. (My husband is a professional videographer and has shared his expertise with me, as I sometimes create videos as well.) Learning proper audio for YT videos is well worth any UA-camr's time.
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