How to make Skinny Spaghetti Straps - Turn thin tubes easily with Loop Turner

EASY Tips and tricks to turn tubes and make and really thin skinny fabric straps ( Rouleau loops)-the methods I show you in this video will definitely make it a lot easier.
It's especially useful if you have arthritis or sore hands.
I make both a less than ¼" ( 5mm) wide strap and a ⅛" ( 3mm) out of a soft stretch satin. These can be used for belt strips, belt loops, button loops, shoulder straps, cording embroidery, and lacing.
This type of strap is perfect for tank tops, lingerie, and slip dresses

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Time Stamps:
00:00 Intro to straps
00:17 Tools and Supplies
01:48 Cutting Bias Strips
02:04 Sewing of ¼" ( 5 mm) Strap
04:15 Sewing of ⅛" ( 3mm) Strap

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[wjlee]

These are truly marvelous tips. Thank you very much.

[annconnellan]

I have to tell you that as I was successfully pulling my first strap off the tube, I heard you say “leave a comment below and let me know how you make your straps”. I started laughing and said out loud to you on my iPad “ I don’t make straps, because I never had anyone show me this technique!” 😂. I am making medieval style dresses for 4 granddaughters and got panicky until I found you on YouTube. Thank you for such a clear and concise lesson on this technique. I’m no longer afraid! God Bless!

[disewell]

I wish I'd seen this Video 4 hours ago, it would have saved me from a frustration morning. Such a simple task when you're shown how. thank you

[jeannetteridley]

One of the best tip videos I have ever watched. Excellent detail, videography and teaching. Thank you!

[jacquelyn]

you're brilliant and I low key love you

[Ella-pdfn]

This is EXACTLY what I wanted to learn. Great video. Thank you very much.

[IMOO]

Impressive, I had no idea this could be done at home, and still turn out so well.

[nilawarriorprincess]

This is BRILLIANT! I got so frustrated with sewing because of having trouble with these sorts of details. Bonus, The guide will also help me teach my 9y/o nieces to sew in a straight line.

[lindsaykvanina]

I have never even attempted to make straps before because it seemed so difficult, but this was a major help... these tips are brilliant! Thank you!

[JaijingM]

Thank you for the fantastic tips! And, by the way, your explanations are brief and precise, and I love the tone of your voice. Will come back for more tips! 😍

[moyagreene]

Excellent tutorial and very good detailed camera work. Cutting a little hole for the loop turner to latch onto is a great tip. Many thanks

[majaknutson]

Thank You so much for Your very nice and informative video👌🏻👍🏻🦋 Greetings from the south east coast of Sweden ☀️

[rashmitharushi]

You made my day today and thank you so much 😘

[djtblizzle]

I’m watching this video for the third time in a row, because it’s simply that satisfying! The tip of putting the hoop around something stable is gold! I’ll be installing a hook on my sewing table for just this purpose tomorrow! Thanks

[TechieSewing]

This tutorial is pure gold.
I've used tubes with sticks inside before, and I have a loop turner for really thin ones, but I never thought to combine them. I've turned two of my six straps with just a loop turner before rewatching the tutorial. Luckily my reusable metal straw was narrow enough for my knit straps, and this is much, much easier!

[minerva]

Hi Angela, I'm enjoying so much watching your techniques everything is so precise and neat really beautiful, I'm in Europe, so our timelines are off by 8 hours I think, I have to stop watching have to get ready for work I start very early, but I'll return and watch more of your ideas and great techniques.

[GarmentofPraiseSewing]

🤩 Amazing 🤩. Will save so much time and trouble fussing over making the loops. One of the best tips I’ve seen. Thanks for sharing!

[angiemenapa]

Thank you, beautiful soul!!! I just bought my loop turner and I needed an easy way to understand how to use it.

Keep shining and thank you for teaching all of us.

Best regards from Bolivia, South America
(Angelina, final year fashion design student who needs extra help always)

[SacredArcana]

Thank you kindly!🥰💘 I’m making a satin dress from Star Wars & it has these small satin straps ! You’ve helped me immensely, good thing I saved that ballooon😹

[chrysalis]

Such a great, straight to the point tutorial. Thank you so much for this. I have material (but no pattern...gulp!) to make a simple daywear camisole top. Easy... yeah right!! Procrastination immediately set in with spaghetti straps being the main culprit but I feel a little more confident now. Thank you. I also really warmed to the fact that you've replied to so many comments. Though time consuming, it's an extra very thoughtful touch & a warranted subscription.