중국에서 온 선물 택배7 -뜨개질 놀이 장난감/Kids Knitting Machine Loom/キッズ用編み機 Loom
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Make 10X Profit with Embroidery with Dollar Tree Finds (Embroidery Hub Ep 67)
hey guys what hey guys we’re here celebrating the no what are we doing hey guys welcome back to our channel this is the first embroidery hub episode of 2019 and …
hey guys what hey guys we’re here
celebrating the no what are we doing hey guys welcome back to our channel this is
the first embroidery hub episode of 2019 and we’re really excited for you guys to
join us if you’re new here no notes let’s say let’s say that hey guys
welcome to another episode of embroidery hub this is our first episode of 2019
and if you saw our last episode you know that I was at the Dollar Tree now I’m
gonna show you how you can take these blanks that we got for $1 and sell them
for 10 times the price so these are a few of the blanks that we picked up the
last time I was at the Dollar Tree I got this little oven mitt for one
dollar and I got two of these potholders for one dollar so there were 50 cents
each essentially and then I got this little green shower pet friend i dont know with
a little matching microfiber towel so you can make some bundles out of these
and they were each just one dollar so this episode I’m not gonna go into this one
but I am gonna show you how you can make a cute little bundle with these okay so
when I bought these I assumed that they could retail for about $10 with
embroidery on them I think that’s a pretty good deal for something like this
and then you can go ahead and bundle them to kind of give them that that
bundle price that gives it a little bit more value to your customers and
therefore they’re gonna be willing to pay a little bit more so let’s see let’s
play some guesses on this what would you retail this for I guess it depends on
the stitch count of course but you know with a regular standard design of like
under ten thousand stitches and I mean even if it’s a monogram it’ll be way
less than ten thousand stitches I would imagine it would take about ten minutes
to create so I would say a could probably cost about ten dollars that’s
that’s my thing what do you guys think so for the actual embroidery the
materials I’m gonna be using are very simple you can use any piece of backing
you can really use a tearaway on this this is a cutaway because I don’t have
it scare away on cans right now but you can actually use a tearaway on this
because you’re not gonna be washing this that much
some people do so for something flat like this you can also use a regular
hoop it would not be an issue um but for something like this you definitely want
to use either like eight in one or clamps so that you can
be able to hoop it okay so I’m gonna go ahead and embroider a design that I
bought online with this I did not digitize this on my own so there was no
time spent all I had to do is spend four dollars and I have like a really cute
design that I can use in this pot holder and keep in mind with designs like this
that aren’t made custom you can use them over and over again for hundreds of
garments and sell them still for the same amount of money okay so I’m just
going to place the backing right behind it you can use temporary adhesive spray
if you want to get it flat but you know that you really don’t need it for this
instance and I’m just gonna go ahead and slide it in as you can see it’s very
easy once I have that like centered then I’m gonna go ahead and just clamp it and
they’ll be done now I’m just making sure that the backing covered all areas of
the hoop on the bottom so now I’m gonna go ahead and trace it and what I really
really love about these potholders is that I don’t have to make any center
marks I can actually just use the quilt because it’s quilted so I can use a
little stitch in the middle to guide me as to where my Center is all right so I
have pooped it and centered it and I think that’s like me less than two
minutes to do so now I’m just gonna go ahead and press Start all right so the design is complete and
it actually took me 13 minutes to do is summated 10 so that’s pretty close and
it did take a little bit longer because we had some color changes so if you were
to do one color it would take a little bit less time and now really all I have
to do is cut off my backing and it’s basically ready to go all right so this
is cut away but for something like this you’re gonna want to use tearaway so
that you can tear it right off it’s faster to remove and also it doesn’t
show the backing won’t show on the other side so just this is an example that use
your tearaway alright so just a quick recap the embroidery took about 13
minutes and then just hoping it and cutting the backing after it took about
another I’ll say 2 minutes so let’s round to 15 total to create and finish
the garment so at that timing in mind I know that I can probably charge 10 to 15
dollars for something like this so now let’s go ahead and see what other people
are charging for something like this to see if we’re kind of around the same
range that I’m thinking alright so I’m not on it see I’m just gonna type in an
embroidered oven mitt and see what I get oh this is a good one I think this is
exactly exactly what I what I found from the Dollar Tree I’m pretty sure this
yeah it has to be that looks exactly the same oh yeah absolutely
if you look at the stitching that’s absolutely from the Dollar Tree well
this is going for $35 so and again this design was definitely not 8000 stitches
I would say probably four thousand if that like by looking at it so think half
the time really okay so something to keep in mind here though is that this is
a personalized so you do have to account for that
digitizing costs which can be anywhere between five to ten dollars for
something so simple like this you can probably find this for five dollars for
sure and of course if you already have digitizing software you can simply
digitize this yourself it’s very easy to do it’s just lettering so this right
here is a great example of what I was trying to explain earlier this person
just went the Dollar Tree found three blanks for two dollars and fifty cents
because keep in mind that these little pot holders come in packs of two so it’s
actually just fifty cents for this pot holder and she was able to take that two
dollars and 50 Cent’s and turn it into thirty-five dollars and again for the
lettering she probably just digitized it herself and that’s very quick and easy
to digitize with any software so that’s how you take a one dollar blank and 10x
it alright so there you have it look how easy it is to just go to the dollar
store and sell your items for ten times or more remember that this is just a
stock design so you can mask for use these and you can also even upsell your
customers to a custom design so you can go ahead and add a name and get even
more out of this $1.00 blank actually fifty cents because it came with two so
there you have it alright so as you can see embroidery adds a ton of value to
otherwise inexpensive blanks so have you guys ever found any blanks either at the
Dollar Tree or anywhere else that you have been able to sell for a lot more
than you purchased it for if you have let me know what they are and how much
you stole them for all right so that’s it for today guys thank you guys for
watching if you like this video please make sure to give the thumbs up and of
course if you have any questions leave a comment below I also want to remind you
that I have linked our Facebook group below so if you want to join and ask us
any questions about embroidery you are welcome to join and very much encouraged
thank you for watching and we’ll see you back here next time bye
3 Simple DIY No Sew Fashion Hacks to Customize Your Clothes
Hi Everyone! Welcome back to BlueprintDIY. Angelina here to show you how to custom DIY clothes inspired by sites like Zara, Top Shop, and Asos. I don’t know if you guys …
Hi Everyone! Welcome back to BlueprintDIY. Angelina here to show you how to custom DIY
clothes inspired by sites like Zara, Top Shop, and
Asos. I don’t know if you guys are like me but I love looking at different fashion sites to get inspiration for a DIY project. So if you like to customize your clothes
definitely subscribe to this channel and turn on notifications so
you don’t miss a thing. Ok, so we’re going to start off with these
slogan pumps that I really like on Zara’s website. They are on sale right now for $40, but mine
cost a whopping whole dollar. For this super easy project, I started off
with these red leather kitten heel pumps that I found at my local
thrift outlet for $1, some white fabric paint that I already had,
and a really small, stiff paint brush. Now I’m just going to freehand my message
along the edge here. Ok, so now it’s confession time. I wanted to paint something meaningful like
freedom and diversity because I think that when we accept each other’s
differences, only then will we truly be free. Great message right. But, if you’re going to make a statement you
should really spell it correctly. When I realized this (while editing mind you),
I literally laughed out loud at myself. But, I was able to get some of the letters
off with a q-tip and some alcohol. Then I just repainted it correctly. I need to invent spell check for DIY projects. I found that painting the letter on really
thin first, then going back to fill it in was the best
method for this. So, here’s the finished product. With my custom slogan heels, I created a monochromatic look by pairing them with these shimmery red
socks, some cropped high-waisted jeans, and a red
sleeveless mock neck sweater which is perfect for layering when you live
in a warmer region. To top it off I layered on this burnt sienna
three quarter sleeve blazer and this amazing cross body bag that was inspired
by the channel le boy bag. Definitely, let me know in the comments what
your custom slogan heels would say and how you would style them. Ok, so next up are these cropped frayed high
waisted jeans that I have just fallen in love with. Here, Top Shop has them in a flared version and Zara has a straight leg version. I especially love to see skinny boots disappear
underneath them. And I find high-waisted jeans at the thrift
store too much not diy this one. So, I went to my local thrift outlet and got
these two pair for $1.75 each. One is more of a straight leg and one is kind
of wide. While I have them on, I’m going to add a pin
halfway between the fattest part of my calf and my ankle. Then, I just cut them across where the pin
was. Cutting with dull scissors makes the fraying
process easier. Ok, so then you can begin to pull your strings
by hand or you can just throw them in the washing
machine. And the more you wash them, the better they’ll
look. I pulled my strings by hand and then washed
them for the perfect look the very first time. Of course, I had to pair these with some sock
boots, then I just threw on a band tee and grabbed
this cute clutch. I like outfits like this because you look
put together but it took absolutely no thought. Ok, so last but certainly not least I’ve been
loving all these sweater with ribbon, or ties, or things like that. So, I decided to create my own version inspired
by this trend. I started with this cream sweater that I found
new with tags at my local thrift store. It’s important when choosing a sweater for
this project, that you look for one where the openings run
vertically. Then I purchased suede lace from my local
fabric store. You can really use any type of ribbon or cording
for this. I’m thinking of doing another on with this
parachute cord. So, you’ll just take the suede lace and thread
it back and forth through the holes of the sweater. When you get to the end just cut it at your
desired length and that’s pretty much it. I paired this sweater with these sick faux
suede culottes and bring the whole thing together with these
brown Dolce Vita pumps that lace up on the sole, they lace up on the sole. I’ve never seen anything like that in my life. So, there you have it three super easy custom
DIY fashion hacks inspired by some of my favorite online sites. What are some of your favorite sites and brands
to look at for inspiration? Let me know in the comments and give this
video a thumbs up if you want me to do more videos like this. If you like DIY fashion, watch more videos right here. And if you haven’t subscribed, definitely
hit that subscribe button right now so you don’t miss a thing. See you soon. Bye!
DIY No Sew Cute Beanie Boho Twisted Hat {EASY How to Make}
– [Voiceover] Hey, everyone, it’s me, Anne. and today’s DIY, we are going to be making some twisted and over-sized beanies. Yea. Best thing about this tutorial is that you don’t …
– [Voiceover] Hey,
everyone, it’s me, Anne. and today’s DIY, we are going to be making some twisted and over-sized beanies. Yea. Best thing about this tutorial is that you don’t need a sewing machine, but if you have one, you
could still totally make this. Beanies are one of my favorite Fall and Winter essentials. One, they are super cute, two, they keep you warm and cozy and three, they are great
for a bad hair day, ladies. So if you want to learn how to
make this, keep on watching. So let’s get started, shall we. Okay, so like always, we’re going to start with the mateirials and tools. You will need some scissors,
pins, a ruler, marker and some iron-on adhesive. If you’ve never heard about this, it’s basically fusible fabric glue. You may also need this no-fray glue which is one of my favorite things to use. It’s super helpful. This will help prevent
fabrics from unraveling and lastly, you will also need
some sort of knit material like a sweater knit. You could use an old
sweater or an old scarf. It would just work perfect. I would recommend for you to
not for anything too chunky. Something medium-weight is good enough. Okay, so the first thing
we need to do is cut out two strips from your
fabric or your sweater, whatever you feel like using. It has to be stretchy, remember that. The strips should be about
four and 1/2 inches wide and 25 to 30 inches long. You probably don’t need all that length, but it’s good to start off
with more than too little, if you know what I mean. Because the yarn in my
sweater will unravel when cut, I’m going to generously
apply this no-fray glue along the cut edges. So let it dry for a good 10 minutes and while you’re waiting,
Twitter me or Facebook me that you’re making this right now. Once that’s dry, take out one piece and fold it in half, just like
the way I’m doing right here, with right sides together
and wrong sides out. then take out the second piece and loop it like how I’m doing right here again, with right sides together and
the wrong sides facing you. Now it’s time to flatten
and even these strips, so that way the raw edges
can be on the sides like so. Next, pick a side, right or
left, just stick to one side. Then, take out the iron-on adhesive and place it between the raw edges. Do this at both ends. Use pins to hold the strips
and fabrics in place. Now, because my yarn has
metallic fibers that can melt, I will be using this damp towel in between the iron and the cloth. My material is kind of thick, therefore it takes me a few extra seconds to let the heat seep through. Do this on both sides and let
it cool off for five minutes before you continue on to the next step. So if you have a sewing machine, then you could totally skip
the part with the adhesive and just go ahead and do your
sewing along that seam line. Okay, so now both sides are complete. It’s time to bond the top
part of the hat together, so just open up the strips
and have the right sides facing upward at you. What you’re going to do now is place the adhesive strips
on the top part of the hat, and basically apply the same
method that we did earlier. Yea, we’re almost done. Now on to the back part of the beanie You will need to make a curve since our head is not,obviously, a box. Go ahead an cut around the curve, then apply on the
adhesive just like, again, what we did earlier. I didn’t do anything to the
raw edges around my face area, so it just naturally curls up
and plus I also put on that fray-check so that way
it doesn’t fray for me. If you do want, you
can go ahead and put on the adhesive strips around the raw edges that frame your face, but for me, I feel like I don’t need that so therefore I’m not using that. Again, let it sit for a few minutes before you try this on. Okay, so this last one, I’m
gonna show you how to make the over-sized regular beanie. So start with the wrong sides facing out. I’m using my sweater here as you can see. So I have two layers going on right here. The measurements of the beanie will be about 11 long and 12 inches wide. The opening of my beanie
will be eight inches wide. So take out your ruler and
mark the length, the width then center your eight-inch opening. I suggest you connect your markings by drawing a big oval shape
just like what I’m doing here, then cut it out. Now it’s time to take out your adhesive and place it between your material and close to the cut edges. Then, apply on the heat like how we did earlier
with the other hat. Now for those of you who
have a sewing machine, I would sew an extra
three inch on the top part along the inside of your
beanie, forming an X. It would just make the beanie
a little more puffy on the top and it kinda looks better that way, too. And that pretty much
concludes our DIY today. Thank you guys so much for watching. I hope you enjoyed this video. We are a independent YouTube channel, and we would appreciate your
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by sharing this video on Twitter, Facebook or Pinterest. Thank you so much for watching, and I will talk to you next time. Ciao.
DIY Fashion: Bodycon Tube Skirt w/ Basic Tee (Sew & No Sew)
HI everyone, it’s me Anne. So today’s tutorial I’m going to show you how to make your very own bodycon/tube skirt. I know that this style is affordable in many stores, …
HI everyone, it’s me Anne. So today’s tutorial I’m
going to show you how to make your very own bodycon/tube skirt. I know that this style is
affordable in many stores, like Forever21, or H & M, but I think this is a
great way to show you and introduce you to
making and customizing your own style, you know. So you can start from here with a simple tube skirt and you can have fun with this. You can make it your own, your very own design. So if you have any t-shirts that you’d like to cut up, or you can go to fabric stores and find some fun
printed stretchy fabrics, this is a great way to
start your own creation. So that is basically it, and let’s get started with this tutorial. Okay, so for materials, if you want to use a t-shirt to do this then I recommend you get a large, or an extra large. You can also buy one
yard in stretchy fabric. Next you will need half
an inch of elastic band, and you can find this
at JoAnn’s Fabric Store, or your local fabric store. Okay, so the first step
is to have your shirt inside out, lay it down
flat, and make sure you straighten all the
ripples and all that stuff. Now fold it in half. Okay so now from the
bottom hemline of the shirt measuring upward, I’m going
to measure 18-1/2 inches and then I’m just going to use
my pins to mark it in place right across the shirt. Now it’s time for me to measure the width of the skirt, and I am going to go for a size small, so it’s going to be seven
and a half inches wide. And if you’re a different size then make sure to read
the notes in the bubble and I will list a different
type of measurements for different sizes. Okay, so measuring the
width for the bottom part, where your thighs and your hips will be, that will be eight inches wide. Continue making your markings half way up. And don’t forget to read the bubble if you are a different
size than what I’m using. Okay, so here I’m using a curved ruler to match the lines
together to connect them. But you can kind of just
draw the curve yourself, and do the best you can. Okay, so this next step
is to add a half inch seam allowance to the side of the skirt. And I’m basically using
my ruler as my guide to draw out the seam. Now that everything is drawn out, go ahead and cut right on the outer lines. So for these next two steps, you can either sew, or
bond the seams together. If you’re sewing, go ahead and sew a half inch seam allowance along the sides of the skirt. Make sure right’s sides together and you’re sewing on the wrong sides. For my gluing friends, you can go ahead and take the strip of iron on adhesive and cut that out. Place it on the inside,
right side of your skirt and then press that down with a hot iron. Then repeat it onto the other side. Make sure you let this glue set for about half an hour before
you move onto the next step. Okay, so now it’s time
to work on the waistband. And what I’m going to do now is fold in half an inch of the raw edge. Then go ahead and press
that down with a hot iron. The next step is to fold another one inch for the waistband. Make sure it’s one inch all around and then press it down again. Our next step is to sew
around the waistband, and make sure to leave a two inch opening. So what I’m going to do here is take a pin to mark the two inch opening, that way I can remember
not to sew over this area. So here I’m just sewing along, doo doo doo doo doo. And remember to not
sew where the pins are. If you’re not sewing and
you’re using the adhesive, then go ahead and fold this down one inch, just like we did earlier, and press that. So for this next step I’m
taking the adhesive tape and I’m cutting it, so that
way the strips can be thinner. That way it doesn’t take
up too much of the space inside the waistband. So go ahead and place
that under the waistband and then iron it on. And remember, just like
with the other method, leave a two inch opening. So with the waistband, make sure to cut it according to your waist size. So I have a safety pin here, and I’m going to anchor it into one end of the waistband. Now I’m going to go into
that two inch opening, and now I’m going to insert the waistband. Make sure to not pull
the waistband all the way through, you want to hold onto one end, so that way when the other end pops out you can sew it together. The best way to keep your
elastic band together, if you do not have a sewing machine, is to hand stitch this together. If you absolutely do not want to sew, you can actually use a stapler to staple this together. Okay, so once the elastic is sewn in, go ahead and close that opening just like the way you did earlier. This next part right here is for my sewing beginners who’s wondering how I sew
the elastic bands together. Basically I just run it
under the sewing machine and backstitch many times. Next, I tuck it back into the waistband and then I just close
that two inch opening with the sewing machine again. Lastly, for a clean look
what you want to do is press down the seams, so that way everything looks nice and complete. And once you’re done, that is it. Congratulations on your new skirt. Don’t forget to give this video a thumbs up to support. Talk to you guys next time. Ciao.
DIY No Sew Vest from a T-Shirt | T-shirt.ca
Hey everyone, this is Ebony from T-Shirt.ca Today we’re going to be upcycling an old t shirt and creating a no-sew flowy t shirt vest. This DIY is super simple: all …
Hey everyone, this is Ebony from T-Shirt.ca Today we’re going to be upcycling an old t shirt and creating a no-sew flowy t shirt vest. This DIY is super simple: all you need is a t-shirt and a pair of scissors (the sharper, the better). We recommend using a shirt a couple sizes up from what you’d usually wear; the larger the shirt, the longer it hangs, and the flowy-er the vest! I chose an X-large which hangs to about the middle of my thigh, but any size will work – it’s all personal preference. I also used a tri-blend t shirt because not only are they super soft, the rayon content gives the vest a nice drape. The first cut we’re going to make is along the bottom hem of the shirt. This cut is really just a stylistic choice. You can leave the hem on or cut it off, that’s up to you. Next we’re going to cut both sleeves off including the hem. This is where it’s nice to have extra sharp scissors, so that you can make clean cuts with minimal fraying. After that, we’re going to cut off the collar around the seam. With this cut, you really want to start small and get bigger; if you make your first cut too big, there’s no going back. Finally, we’re going to cut up the fold around the side seams to completely get that seam off, not just down the middle of them. This cut goes from the bottom of the shirt all the way up to the sleeves. Once you’ve completed that you’re almost done! Now you can open it up. Check out your cuts. If there are any rough edges you can clean them up now, before you try it on. Put your arms through the hole like this, straighten it out a bit and there you have it! A super fun, super flowy DIY vest This DIY is super simple and only takes a few minutes, all you need is a t-shirt and a pair of scissors.
DIY Lacey Tank Top (NO SEW) | Make Thrift Buy #60
Welcome to Make Thrift Buy! This is the show where YOU send in clothes that you’ve seen on the internet, and then I try my best to recreate them here at …
Welcome to Make Thrift Buy! This is the show where YOU send in clothes
that you’ve seen on the internet, and then I try my best to recreate them here at home. Today I’m tackling the much-hyped super-cheap
fashion app – WISH. WISH is an app that aggregates items from
multiple fast fashion sellers, and most items on this app are disturbingly cheap. Some items are even FREE if you pay for shipping. Who is making a profit here? So there’s been a somewhat disturbing trend
lately on Youtube of people doing these WISH hauls. And then either laughing at how bad the quality
of the clothing they get is – Like, “lol, look how bad this shirt is” – yeah – that’s
because it was made by a CHILD. …Or being “pleasantly surprised” by
it not falling apart straight away. Even in the videos that ARE somewhat critical
of the app, they almost never talk about the OBVIOUS huge environmental impact, or the
probable human rights violations, that are going on here. You should always be skeptical of clothes
this cheap, because if they can sell it to you this cheaply AND still make a profit,
then think about how much they could possibly be paying the people who made it? Use your brains, people! Fashion is the second largest polluter in
the world, by the way, second only to the oil industry. So an app like WISH… I’m not huge a fan. So in this video and in some future Make Thrift
Buy videos, I’m going to be looking at items from the WISH app and then trying my best
to recreate them here at home, without giving this app a dime. So, let’s begin! For today’s episode, I downloaded the WISH
app and I went through it to find some items that would be easy to recreate for myself,
preferably something that could easily be made without even needing a sewing machine! And I know that not all of you have sewing
machines so I wanted as many of you to be able try this as possible. On the app, I was drawn to the photos of this
cute top. And I found multiple versions of it, in varying
prices. So my first thought when I saw these tops
was – hey, you can actually find something that looks REALLY similar, ALL the time at
thrift shops – which are vintage and secondhand slips! In almost every single thrift shop that I’ve
ever been in, they sell these, in a variety of sizes. They can usually be found in the pyjamas or
nightwear section in charity stores, but they’re also perfect to use to recreate this style
of top. So I got this slip, secondhand for just $2
from a local charity store. Now I’m gunna cut it up. To figure out where I want to cut it, first
I put it on my body. – and one great thing about vintage slips
is that they almost always have adjustable straps. So I adjusted the dress to the right height
for my soon-to-be-top, and then I chose where I wanted the bottom of the top to end. For a crop top, you’d want to cut it around
about your belly-button. And for a longer top that can easily be layered
under pants and jeans, you’d want to cut it lower, a few inches below where your hips
start. I wanted to be able to tuck this into jeans
and pants, so I am going to make it a slightly longer-top. So, I grabbed a piece of chalk, and I drew
a line across the dress, approximately where I wanted to cut it. Then I laid the dress down flat on my table,
making sure that the back and front were pretty much lined up, and I cut through both the
front and back of the dress about 1 inch below that chalk line that I drew on. I cut it one inch below the line to add a
hemming-allowance, because that’s what we are going to be doing next to make it look nice
and neat. And I’m going to save this bottom section,
to make some silky shorts out of in another video – I also saw these on Wish. So the method for hemming that I’m going
to be doing today is a no-sew method! You don’t need a sewing machine for this
– only an iron, and double-sided hemming tape – which looks something like this. Hemming tape can be found at basically any
groceries, homewares or crafts store – like seriously, here in Australia you can find
it at Coles, Kmart and Woolies. I actually got mine for about $2 at a craft
store and I’ve already used quite a bit of it in other projects. My hemming tape is quite wide, so first I
cut it up into long strips, about an inch or so wide, and then I brought both the strips
and the top over to my ironing board! This stuff is pretty easy to use – basically,
what I did was to lay a strip of the hemming tape down on top of my garment where I wanted
to hem the top – so, I laid it down on the inside of the top, at the bottom raw edge,
where I cut it with the scissors just before, and I placed it about an inch from the raw
edge – or, like, the tape’s own width away from the edge – and then I folded the
fabric up over it, and then with my iron on “Satin” setting, and no steam, I pressed
my iron down onto the hem! To fuse the two pieces of fabric together,
it only needed about 10 seconds of pressing with the iron. And bit by bit, I went around the hemline,
like this. So the way hemming tape works is that both
sides of the tape become sticky under the heat, fusing the fabric together. And it gives this nice, clean-looking hem. Now it’s totally fine to leave it just like
this, and that’s what I did here and for the final shots. BUT if you wanted to finish it really properly
& help it last a little bit longer, if you do have a sewing machine, you can now go around
the hem with whatever stitch you’d like. So why not just sew it first and forget the
hemming tape? Well, satin is a really difficult material
to sew with, and you’ll save yourself a lot of headaches if you use something like
hemming tape first, because this will help stabilize the slippery satin fabrics while
you sew. Anyway, that’s it – easy, right? So, let’s see the final reveal – how did
I go? [Groovy 80s music plays] So my conclusion for this Make Thrift Buy,
is, obviously… [scissor snipping, zipper sound effect] Get yourself a slip from the nightware section of a thrift shop or a charity store, and make
this for yourself. It takes literally about 20 minutes to do,
if that, and it makes a really cute top that you can either layer over t-shirts and long-sleeved
tops, or you can wear it on its own in the summer. And, coming in at under $4, it was even cheaper
than all of the WISH versions that I saw. AND I’m going to be using the bottom half
of the slip to make some silky satin shorts, and then I can turn this into a two-piece
set – so, stay tuned for that! Thank you all so much for watching, don’t
forget to subscribe to catch all my future videos, and I’ll see you all next time. Bye!
New Serger Unboxing! Whitney Sews
hi everyone I’m Whitney and I post a new sewing video here on my youtube channel every single Wednesday recently I’ve had a lot of people asking if I can do …
hi everyone I’m Whitney and I post a new
sewing video here on my youtube channel every single Wednesday recently I’ve had
a lot of people asking if I can do tutorials on using a serger or people
ask if I have a serger or if I’ve replaced my broken serger and if you
don’t know already my serger that I had been using in the past broke last year
it was right about a year ago and I was surging through some denim on an
upcycling project and I hit a thick seam and the upper looper and lower looper
both broke at the same time it was it was really scary actually and I looked
into repairing it and the parts alone with shipping and everything we’re going
to be about a hundred dollars and then quite a bit of tedious work on my part
and that is just hoping that those are the only two issues because I couldn’t
tell if like the timing had been thrown off or anything like that until those
parts were repaired so I decided not to go that route and repair it myself I
wanted to go ahead and start fresh with a brand new serger and because of
everything that I went through last year I just couldn’t deal with trying to make
a decision on what serger to buying everything last year so I finally got
around to ordering a new one last Sunday and it arrived and I’m going to unbox it
in this video today so this feels like such a big deal to me because I realized
that this is the first brand new sewing machine of any sort that I have
purchased my very first sewing machine that I got when I was about 14 my
parents got it for me for a Christmas present and I used that all the way
through college and then I started buying vintage sewing machines at thrift
stores and garage sales I paid anywhere from about $4 to $15 on my vintage
sewing machines I found some incredible deals and then I had a hand-me-down
serger that I had been using so when I decided to purchase a brand-new serger
it didn’t dawn on me until just the past day or two that this is the first brand
new machine I have purchased and it just is so super exciting
so the surgery that I finally decided to get is the Juki pearl line MO-654DE serger it has two three and four thread capabilities and differential
feed and I just heard a lot of really really great things about Juki’s and I
wanted to try this one out so I do decide to splurge a little bit and I got
a package deal that included the serger eight different additional feet
attachments eight spools of thread a heavy-duty carrying case and fifty extra
serger needles I think as I go through the owner’s manual I am going to see so
many things that this serger can do that I never even knew it was possible
because in the past I have just used a serger as finishing raw edges that is
all I did was finish raw edges with it I didn’t even know there was all these
different options of ways that you can use the two three or four threads to get
different looks and finishes and things I had no idea just I had never explored
the world of sergers before since I was just using hand-me-down and had some
issues with in stuff so I was just happy to get it to work for finishing raw
edges so now that I have a brand new machine I cannot wait to explore all the
different things that sergers can be used for and if you want more details on
this machine in a particular I will have some links down below in the description
box and I still don’t know everything about it I have not even set it up yet
so I am definitely not an expert on this machine but like I said the links down
below will have more details and while I’m talking about the serger I did want
to say a huge thank you to a couple of people who donated money toward me
getting a new serger there was two people in particular who sent money
through my paypal and that was just so very kind and generous and I am so so
grateful I am so thankful that my tutorials are able to help people learn
how to sew and learn different projects and encourage people
so much so that you want to give back to my channel that just blows my mind that
you all are so generous like that and also thank you to everyone who has used
my Amazon affiliate links or my ibotta referral link because I did use some
earnings from those as well toward purchasing this serger so thank you so
much to everyone you all helped me get this serger so I in turn can learn how
to use it and teach you all more about how to use a serger so I am super
excited to get started using my serger and I hope to do videos on how to use it
in the future first I have to figure out the basics of course and but yeah you
can expect to see some stuff about using your serger in the future and I am also
excited so I think that is it for today sorry I didn’t have time to get a
full tutorial together I just wanted to give you all the good news that I do
have a serger again and we are back in business I’ve been super busy lately and
that’s why there’s not a full tutorial today but I have lots of ideas for
projects I am hoping to start working on soon and yeah I will have a couple of
videos linked right over here to the side that you should definitely check
out and make sure you are subscribed by clicking my picture right down there so
you don’t miss out on the surging videos and other sewing tutorials that will be
coming up and until next time happy sewing