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As a woman of fluctuating sizes, sometimes I want to cinch something in to make it look more fitted but not make a permanent change by sewing it. Tailor Ring is an invisible fashion accessory that makes it possible to cinch and knot clothing for a perfect fit. Check out the video below to see it in action! (post contains Amazon affiliate links) Transform Your Wardrobe with Tailor Rings Tailor rings can do more than just take things in. They can be used to add versatility to your wardrobe by styling a garment multiple ways. Cinch up a skirt, crop…
Our stuffed monkey toy nearly lost his head, but mom is here to save the day and sew it back on! This is my third video on sewing up a ripped stuffed animal, and I chose to record this one because the tear was in the neck, where the others were in easier places. I also made it for people who don’t know how to sew. My first stuffed animal repair video is one of my top watched YouTube videos with over 70k views, and tons of comments and questions. Many of them coming from younger viewers who don’t know…
A couple years ago I made a YouTube video about how to sew up a hole in a stuffed animal. I had no idea it was going to be the most popular video on my channel! I recently did a follow up that goes over the materials and process a bit slower and more in-depth, because I noticed there were a lot of the same questions being asked. I also noticed a lot of the comments were from younger kids and people who had never sewn at all before. So this video is for you guys! All you need to…
Sometimes you need a skirt to complete and outfit and just can’t find the right color or pattern. No worries! Here’s how to whip one up in any size or length, no pattern needed. I make this skirt often for cosplay, but you can wear it as regular clothes as well. All you need is a big rectangle of fabric and a sewing machine. I used crepe back satin for this skirt, but any fabric will work. You don’t want it to be too thick though, or the waistband gets lumpy. I learned this the hard way when I made…