Hi, Sara here. This video is a little extra special! Instead of one of my own designs, I’m stitching up the highly popular Henrietta Skirt by Spaghetti Western Sewing. In this tutorial, I’ll guide you through each step of the construction process, sharing tips on how to join the panels perfectly for a clean, professional fit. Pay close attention to the section where we connect the back panel to the side skirt—I’ll be sharing some key details to watch out for to ensure everything aligns beautifully. Following these steps will help you achieve a high-quality finish on your very own Henrietta Skirt. With summer finally here, I was craving a project that is incredibly easy to sew but brings that perfect, effortless playfulness to a warm day. Grab a cup of tea, and let’s sew this beautiful piece together!
Another quick tip for today! The best part about the baby hem gathering method is that you don’t need anything special — no fancy tools, no extra gadgets, not even a rolled hem foot. Just your sewing machine and a simple gathering stitch, and suddenly curved hems behave like they were always meant to. No ripples, no wrestling, no frustration. Give it a try, and you’ll wonder why no one told you sooner! 😆
Hello, Sara here! This video is elaborating my sewing plan 2025. Things like the four recent projects I’m currently working on. I always set my goals a month or two in advance for the upcoming year, and for 2025, my hope is to show more of myself to you and …
Welcome back to my channel – I’m Sara. Thanks for your patience for this Part 3 video of the Maple Skirt series. In Parts 1 & 2 we drafted our pattern and made the skirt, and Part 3 is all about the hem! In this video, I’ll show you 3 …
Hello, Sara here. This is Part 2 of my video series that’s all about making your own Maple Skirt. In Part 1, we drew our pattern and cut out all our pieces. If you haven’t watched Part 1 yet, I highly recommend watching Part 1 before this video. The Maple …
Hello, Sara here. Slits and Thumbholes video is up! I hope you find it helpful to change your sleeve hems and add unique and functional details to your upcoming garments. As always, I love hearing your questions, thoughts and suggestions – I’m here to learn and I’m here to help. Thanks for being with me on this Sewing Therapy journey.
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Happiest New Year to you! It’s Sara here, and I wanted to share a recap video of 2022 with you. Personally, it was a challenging year for me, namely due to my surgery in Korea which needed much more recovery time than I had expected. As a result, I wasn’t able to create as much content as I had planned, but I’m grateful that the surgery was a success and that 2022 was also the year I said goodbye to my facial spasm. I’m grateful for your support on my channel, as all your encouragement helped me to bounce back quicker. Thank you.
I’m feeling very passionate and energetic about this upcoming year, and I’m excited to bring you more helpful and therapeutic sew-along videos. I’m looking forward to sharing them with you and hopefully inspiring you and helping you grow in your sewing journey. Stay tuned for more to come!
Today I’m sharing my top 5 most-viewed videos of 2022 along with my thoughts about each of those makes now. Let’s get started!
I wish each of you and your loved ones a happy new year along with an abundance of hope for 2023. Thank you for being with me on this incredible journey and I’m looking forward to all that is to come in the new year. 안녕!
***Disclosure***** Some of the links above are affiliate links. Clicking and purchasing through affiliate links gives me a small commission. BUT MORE IMPORTANTLY, I wanted to help you find the materials easier. So you can focus more on your project. Thank you!
Hello and welcome back to Sewing Therapy. Today’s video is a mashup of a series I did on my TikTok called “All About Necklines.” In this video, I’ll show you four different methods for finishing necklines including all my tried and true tips for a pucker-free finish. I’ll show you how to do a Bias Bound Neckline, a Bias Facing Neckline, and my favourite method, How to Sew a Neck Facing. Additionally, I’ll show you how to make a Neckline on Knits, a great skill to have so you don’t have to keep stretching to fit your sweatshirt over your head.
You’ll want to save this video to have it ready as a reference whenever you get to the neckline portion of your pattern!
***Disclosure***** Some of the links above are affiliate links. Clicking and purchasing through affiliate links gives me a small commission. BUT MORE IMPORTANTLY, I wanted to help you find the materials easier. So you can focus more on your project. Thank you!
Free measurements are included in the video! Feel free to modify them to suit your needs and wants. Hello and welcome back to Sewing Therapy! I’m Sara and today I’m working on something different and welcome you to sew with me a Bias Hobo Bag. I first drafted the Bias …
Hello! Sara here with a tutorial for a Romantic Wide Brim Hat, featuring the Simple Bucket Hat Free Pattern from The Essentials Club and the Serpentine Hat from Elbe Textiles. I always wear wide-brimmed hats in the summer and surprisingly have never tried making once. Recently I was inspired to …
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