Sewing Tip of the Week | Episode 23 | The Sewing Room Channel

Sewing Tip of the Week | Episode 23 | The Sewing Room Channel🧵

In this week's tip I will be demonstrating a few different ways to do ruffles.

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Hi! I’m Sherrill from The Sewing Room Channel. I love to make easy, quick, low-cost sewing projects. I hope my videos inspire you to be creative and to put your own personality into your sewing projects to make it your own. Thank you for watching my video, please be sure to check out my collection of sewing tutorial videos. I hope you enjoy watching and happy sewing!

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[quiltingforthesoul]

Awesome thank you 🙏🏾 for sharing. God bless you and your family

[pammetts]

I love your videos. You are a wonderful teacher. :)

[Skimidavis]

That's how my Mom taught me when we worked on my first apron😊
I had to sew it for Home Economics and I swore I had to buy a pattern.
Mom took Christmas tissue paper and made a pattern...I had no idea somebody could do that.
I used My Mom's 28 Singer and I got an A+.
I love your videos and instruction❤

[liliatovar]

Thank you so much for your tutorials. I've learned so much. You're the best. Love you and your family 🥰

[cmholt]

I am in LOVE with that little black and white skirt!!!

[doraleetrent]

Thank you so much for all your wonderful help!

[gracepatane]

I love the way the ruffles look!! Not that easy to do, but so worth the effort!!

[shirleylaboy]

I always did my ruffles by hand sewing. I have a new sewing machine and can't wait to try ruffles with it. Thanks for sharing Sherrill. I love your tutorials and hints. 🙂❤

[catmom]

Genius! Thank you for great videos! God Bless!

[susanrichtarcik]

Look forward to your video on making a ruffled skirt. Great video. Thank you

[dmkane]

I have always avoided ruffling because it looked so hard. I am going to give this a try! Thanks for your encouraging lessons. I learn so much on your channel, Sherrill!

[clombard]

Hi Sherrill! Thanks for this tutorial!

[marionbartley]

Thank you Cheryl for this video. I liked the ruffler foot. This is the first demo I've seen on one. Very useful to have, I'm going to look into purchasing one for my sewing machine.

[thefabricofmylife]

I am 73 y.o. and I've been sewing for many years. I ordered that ruffle making presser foot several years ago. As you said it came with no instructions and I thought the fabric to be ruffled went THROUGH the presser foot, not under it. Meanwhile I have made many ruffled things using the double row of longer stitches. I was just floored by this video. I knew the single row and the double row. After trying several times to use that foot to make ruffles and failing every time, I just put it away an didn't use it. NOW I CAN!!! (after I practice of course). Thank you sew much!
Emily Neeland

[thesparrowsnest]

Great tips as usual. Thanks for sharing.

[phyllislyttle]

Thank you for the great tips on ruffling, so helpful thanks for sharing....

[earlenejarrells]

I have been ruffling for years but never used a ruffled like that. Thanks for sharing.

[francatania]

I like this for a Christmas Tree skirt as it is a bit puffy & would likely cascade beautifully down from the tree stem. You could get really creative adding rickrack, pompoms & piping like some of your other videos show. 🎄☃️

[phxgidget]

This was very helpful! I just finished a dress yesterday for my granddaughter that had ruffle cap sleeves. It drove me a little crazy and wondered if I ever wanted to make any more. Thanks to you, I will. You give such inspiration!

[phyllisdippert]

I have that foot, just didnt know how to use it.thanks! Again!.