7:05 * starts rolling the hem * me : WHAT MAGIC IS THIS- *FASCINATING*

Thank you so much! I can’t wait to start on these for my husband.

Thanks, I’ve been wanting to know how to make these for awhile. Do you know how to do this with the x stitch over the hem in contrasting color?

Hey thanks for the tutorial! I sewed some pocket squares for myself and they're awesome.

@TDMStyle

7 жыл бұрын

dcvmnaturalist I'm happy this was helpful for you! :)

@noobuniter9970

5 жыл бұрын

dcvmnaturalist kfo

Any recommendations on fabrics? Are silk fat quarter remnants ever suitable?

Great work! Yours came out way better than mine.

@TDMStyle

7 жыл бұрын

+SuperFlyinPwrs Thanks! It definitely took quite a while 😅

Bravo, very good

"Up Your Dapper Game" with the most dapper man I know 😇

@TDMStyle

7 жыл бұрын

+Alison Berardinelli 😍

Great 👍 video bro👍

Luv your vids man keep it up

@TDMStyle

7 жыл бұрын

+Echo Bear Thanks!

This is perfect. Thank you.

@TDMStyle

6 жыл бұрын

Glad you liked it!

Square who size

I found velvet pocket squares on a website and I’m trying to figure out how they made them with out being too bulky. The same company sells the same fabric by the yard so I want to figure it out in order to make my own 😂 I can sew, but I have no idea how to avoid the bulk

@lynphillips2109

3 жыл бұрын

It's possible that the velvet pocket squares sold on the website were specially woven to have thinner fabric on the edges so that the hems would be less bulky than the main velvet fabric. When I weave dish cloths, I use thinner thread on the edges in a plain weave and a thicker thread in a waffle weave, or some other textured weave on the main part. Then when I hem them, the edges are flat and thin and just the right size to roll or fold and sew in place.