10 Best Sewing YouTube Channels

We have videos on our site but we also feature our incredible visual tutorials on our YouTube channel, AllFreeSewing Studio. We're always creating and adding more videos, so it's a great place to start (and visit often).

One of the most popular videos on our channel shows you how to make a body form by Mary Beth Temple, who also has a fantastic YouTube channel, Hooked for Life. Check out the DIY body form video here on our YouTube channel! Or press the play button right below.
 

SewVeryEasy is all about fun and simple projects. With two videos a week (Tuesday videos feature tips/tricks and Thursday's videos are full of tutorials and DIY), you are sure to learn a lot from this helpful channel! Check out Laura's intro video and learn more:

Fleece Fun's Angel Peterson has worked with us on lots of awesome videos but, on her own YouTube channel, she has even more useful videos for sewists of all skill levels. Angel is a fantastic teacher with an attention to detail that is difficult to find elsewhere. 

Vanessa is The Crafty Gemini! She has a packed schedule but she still finds time to share her family's activities and projects with her YouTube audience. You are going to love the sewing patterns and ideas, but that's far from all! Check out the intro video and learn more:

Like Angel, Carolina Moore from Always Expect Moore and 30 Minute Crafts has made so many incredibly valuable videos for AllFreeSewing and many quilt videos for our sister site FaveQuilts. Her YouTube sewing channel is one of the best because she is a crafting superstar who really knows her stuff, whether it's sewing, quilting, or other projects.

If you are into fashion and love sewing clothes or want to start, then the Made to Sew YouTube channel is a must-subscribe. You will find dozens of Q&As for sewing terminology, such as What Is A French Dart?, along with tutorials and projects, such as How To: Find a Bust Apex on Pattern (with a Bust Apex).

Not only does Jennifer feature sewing videos with helpful tips and tutorials for your machines but she made all of her own clothing for a year and documented the project! Check out this video recap from the Sewing Report YouTube channel below:

Rob Appell has over 15 years of experience as a sewing machine mechanic and aims to provide "high voltage tutorials" along with tips and tricks that you won't find elsewhere. The interesting aspect of the Man Sewing channel is that there are tons of sewing projects for men, which is less common. If you are a man looking to learn sewing, this is a sewing channel on YouTube that you'll want to follow.

The free sewing and quilting tutorials, along with tutorials and explanations of techniques are going to change your world. If you are a sewist, especially a quilter or aspiring quilter, the Patchwork Posse channel is a necessity, we promise! There are so many videos that will walk you through every aspect. Check out this popular video that teaches you how to attach hexagons to the background fabric:

So many home decor and wearable ideas can be found here. Virginia's YouTube videos are packed with clever sewing projects and much more. If you love to sew and create, then you are going to love this YouTube sewing channel. Lots of seasonal sewing patterns as well! We love this Cherry Fabric Chicken tutorial:

Bags, dresses, and so many other YouTube sewing videos can be found on So Sew Easy. As their name suggests, you will find easy sewing projects and tutorials, along with important how-to videos for sewing machines and tips for other aspects of sewing. This is going to be your go-to YouTube channel for new exciting projects that you'll love to keep or give as gifts.