22 GREAT SEWING TRICKS

Timestamps:
00:56 Easy DIY jeans pillow
01:36 Clever zipper trick
06:11 Cute little flower
09:12 Brilliant needle hack
15:17 Fix your old jeans

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[judilynn]

I LOVE that this video reintroduces the use of sewing machines and sewing to the new generation! I sewed all my young life - making a LOT of my own clothes and cried when fabric stores started closing for lack of popular interest.

[judyreynolds]

Thank you for reminding me of things I had forgotten! Don’t understand the negative comments others made. I have been sewing 50 of my 60 years and I did learn a few things!! The refreshers were great!

[deborahfloren]

THANK YOU! THANK YOU! THANK YOU! THANK YOU! Now I can consider, enjoying sewing; for the first time and help others! What a gift this program is. Kalispell, MT.

[klarakor]

My mom used to do the little-flower-thing wherever I had a hole in my clothes and I kinda hated it, because it drew attention to the fact that my clothes had holes. Now thirty years later I think it's really cool, and I'm quite the expert in fixing my clothes whenever necessary. Sewing against throw-away-culture! :) And thanks to my mom, who taught me how to fix things.

[sassydiva]

Been a seamstress for 40 years and this video still taught me new things. And also gave a refresher course on things I already knew. 2 thumbs up. 😊

[gayanikarunarathna]

Me who's watching each n every 5 minute craft video clips... but haven't tried at least one thing....lol 😂😂😂

[brendaevans]

For all you perfect are you watching the video. This video will good for newbies to sewing. I have been sewing for 52 years but still loved these tips. For you perfect people that knows a life, and join the not so perfect.

[melodyschleicher]

I have been sewing for more than 60 years but am still willing to learn. Some new and some old tips and tricks were demonstrated. What I did learn, which will prove useful, was a pretty way of shortening a jumper sleeve.

[lucyhwaihwanje]

Really! Those with nasty comments, I've been sewing for almost 2 decades, but this is just fun to watch. Love the video, very creative. Thanks 😊

[loravipperman]

Holy cow.. I'm shocked! Half of the time these hack vids suck but this one's got some pretty dang good ideas! Well done!! And thanks for the tips!😍👍👍👍👍

[laineywright]

The hack for zippers that won't stay zipped really works. I've been doing that for over 20 years. You don't even have to make a loop you can simply leave the cord long enough to wrap around the button several times, button the button, and go. Next restroom trip... Easy in and out! No fumbling with a loop, quickly unravels and go. EZ PZ.

[sdvmickey]

Sewing....there's some tricks & ideas..I never is beautiful...I am from India, tamilnadu 🌺

[celestek.]

An actual useful video from 5minute craft, and not a bunch of bs crap that doesn’t suck or flat out not work!

[krisushi]

This video was full of the most simple repair tips and I've been sewing since a young child. It always go to show that there is something new to learn everyday.

[sarojburad]

Superb . fantastic ☺️👌👌👍✋🙌👍... easy method to make sure.. everything is not impossible !

[Lindzeeannuuu]

The one where you made the neckline higher by taking up about 1/2” or 1cm on either side of the shoulder seam would only have raised the neckline by about 1/2” in front and 1/2” in back. You’d have to take up about 4” on either side of the shoulder seam for the neckline to be raised that much, and then the back of the neckline would disappear, the sleeve holes would be 8” smaller, and the whole shirt would be about 4” shorter. This is a good hack, but it works best on a sleeveless garment like a tank top, and you can only raise a neckline by an inch or so without ruining the lines of the garment.

[beckyb]

Thanks for all those fun looking hacks. I sew a few times per year and always frustrated by some of these little things - threading a needle trick was nice! If I still had kids def could have used some of those fixes!

[MsLouisVee]

Thank you for these cute little hacks
it’s nice to see new hacks instead of old ones rerun over and over again

[rosemarygrabowski]

Wow! Some great tips here! Thanks for sharing this!!

[KnitLoveHK]

So great sewing tips
Very useful in daily life
Really like it
Thanks for sharing