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Do you have from the beginning to the end I don't know where to add the arms and neck and buttons

👏🏻👏🏻🤩💯🏆🎶😍🎉🎵👏🏻👏🏻 Ingenious plan & Great tutorial!! Thank you soooo much!!

That was very interesting. You made it look simple. I am about to finish a childs jumper so fingers crossed x

Is this good to also prevent fraying of linen as a type of seam?

Hi, I am 5’5 and it seems legs get longer and longer on trousers. We can’t all wear high heels retailers!!! 🥰

Oh my goodness!! I'm new to decoupage and was using the taping method with varied success. This is SO MUCH BETTER! I was worried about glue residue on the tissue but I don't have any. Thank you so much for this!!!!

This is intriguing.

Thank you very clear

Not expecting to make any keeper pieces anytime soon, I need something that will stay soft and can be reused. No matter what search terms I use everything that appears is described as "air hardening". Using the term "polymer" in description makes no difference, all that appears is described as air dry or oven bake. Descriptions NEVER say it stays soft. Even the word "Plasticine makes no difference. Living in a rural area means I can't actually visit it a store to talk to a sales person. What brands and names should I look for to find blocks of modelling compound that will stay soft and reusable ? I got into making monsters years ago, using blocks of grey material that stayed reusable. Can't remember what it was. I have No interest in air dry for current learning purposes. I be most very confused and frustrated with this search. I QUITE LIke your videos and find them useful, have subbed, of course. '

I realise this is an older tutorial but it is still SO useful … thank you!

Can the sew-on method be used on crochet items? Thanks for sharing!

Very helpful, thank you! Your instructions were perfect.

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Thanks for helping me sew my shirt and pants buttons.

🇧🇷 💕🌺 LINDO OBRIGADA.

So you have to start a project with this stitch otherwise it would get wider?

Thankyou. That's another stitch I think I can do.

thank you 💞🥹

I didn't know they were so simple! I've avoided them for years lol thank you!!!!😂

It WORKED! Thank You!

Wonderful instructions and project.

I never knew a rolled hem could be this easy 😭😭 thank you!!

You make this look so easy! I'll have to keep practising! 😅

Perfect tutorial. Thanks!

Nice to see a comparison of ways. Thanks!

Thanks for sharing. Great video , very clear instructions.

The best explanation I’ve found so far. Thank you!

Great video 😊

Great video 😊

So glad I found this! Very clear instructions and saved me having to buy new PJs. Thank you!

Is them double fisherman’s knot ?

Very informative. Using visual aides would be very helpful.

Fantastic video for a complete beginner! Did you also do a couple of loops to secure the start of the stitch too?

Well holy shit and here I was waiting for payday to come! Thank you for this!! Yay!

I put the polymer clay in the oven for 30 minutes. but it is still soft. Can I put the product back in the oven? Is there any way to fix the product?

I'm a beginning knitter and just finished a scarf in stockinette, so I feel I know my knit and purl stitches pretty well. But I wound up liking the purl or wrong side better than the right side! So I'm eager to experiment with reverse stockinette now. Thank you so much for this very informative video!

Clear - short - to-the-point and doable!

Love the little flower patterns with the thread on the jeans! Really cool idea even if there’s no patch!

Wow!

I like the DIY method, curious how much the cement base weighs? iFootage makes these now with a thin metal base (2 sizes so far)

Great job. Thanks so much. Please what is the name of this robe you're using?

W instructions - GP

Very helpful! Thanks!

No blue , pink or yellow points visible

What if we dont put in the oven ??is there any other way to make it

Thank you, just what I needed...hope I can do it!

What if I suck because the 2nd stem is hatd

Beautiful! Can this be done in the round? I’m a pattern follower. I’m not good at figuring out the how part. Thanks for sharing.

Wait at 3:13 why do we need to cut off one and a quarter inches from the fold, and then we fold and iron the new hemline half inch and half inch (taking off 1 inch total)? does it add a quarter inch in length to what we originally wanted to hem it at?

Does this wash out?