I like to listen to a book while sewing, instead of watching something. You never have to stop and look at anything while listening.

My favorite comfort TV is Monk. It's about a detective in San Francisco played by Tony Shahloub who has Obsessive Compulsive Disorder. As a kid, it was the first time seeing representation of OCD on TV and it meant a lot to me. My dad even calls me Monk because of that show. But it's lighthearted, with a casual mix of mystery and comedy. Nothing like SVU or something lol. It's on Netflix and has 5 or 6 seasons.

Iced latte, sewing work in front of me, no one else in the office, xoxo Charlie video ready to go! The ideal work morning :)

My eyes popped out when I saw all the key chain wallets! I hope I can be half as good when I get my business up and running. Awesome job!

Fisk, arrested development, Kath and Kim, keeping up appearances, hetty wainthropp investigates, cougar town. These are all very easy to listen to and rewatchable for me.

I love the way you are so very organized, which makes what we do so much easier and no room for getting overwhelmed. Thank you for this video, just found you today and such a pleasure you are, a great balance you have which makes everything more enjoyable. Thank you for 'taking us along with you' and what kept me watching is you made us a part of sewing keychains, "Us" and "We" --- was wonderful. I see a lot of videos and it's always "I" "me" "I" "Me"...I don't watch those cause I have a lot to do here, but you included us so thank you!!!!!!

Downton Abbey..call the Midwife

Ideas for chair and batting getting caught on presser foot.

For the chair I would look at getting a 1-1.5 inch gel seat cusion. They are great.
For the presser foot issue you can use masking or painters tape or even washi tape and wrap a thin strip over the ends of the presser foot leaving a bit beyond the end where you will pinch it closed so the batting cant get caught or use an “echo” quilting foot, piping foot or the plastic invisible zipper foot all are specifically for the Juki tl2010q All of these are closed so they don’t have a space for the batting to get caught.
Sorry if this shows up twice. I went to edit and add info and my original post seems to be gone.

Must watch movie 🍿 is Voicemails for Isabelle 💕💕 and a good audio book is The midnight library

Currently binging xoxo Charley videos and The Chosen.  😊

Wow, Im impressed!!

Omg Grey's . I watched it 3 times already. Yes watch it and talk about it every time u film I.m excited for u now lol

I’m a sci-fi fan so I rewatch the whole Stargate franchise, Farscape, Firefly, Star Trek franchise, Supernatural, Falling Skies and others. I so like to rewatch I Love Lucy, Mash, and House. I can also always find a great mystery show on BritBox!

What a great marathon of sewing. I need to find that kind of energy for the quilts i have to make.

2 Tips for issues. 1) Cutting mat. If your cutting mat is starting to get cutting grooves and stuff stuck in it, look into soaking it to help it heal back up. 2) For the issue with your presser foot getting stuck in the batting. I use my Zipper Foot because it has a larger curve at the front, but any foot with a larger curve at the front would work to keep the batting from getting caught.

Rizzoli & Isles on Stack. Great show

My fav... Downton Abbey .  For the most part, when cutting, piecing. and sewing I  usually listen to music.  This was so much fun to watch.  You're a wonder! ❤

I agree with you that Kai scissors are the best!

For the batting you could try getting straws, cutting them,  and putting them on the feet and have them long enough so that it does not go into the batting. its a cheap hack you can try. another i saw is possibly using one of your clips and clipping it on the front of the foot, others was putting painters tape on the front of the foot so that it can just be a piece and not have the split. some have used tissue paper on top so it can just glide on that. theres quite a few hacks worth looking. Ive done the straw one before but it was years ago ( so i dont know how it would hold up nowadays).

       For shows i watch quite a lot but i love the old NCIS (seasons 1-11), The Pitt (amazing medicial show), Monk, Golden girls, Supernatural (shockingly), if i have the energy ill put on the entire Lord of the Rings and The Hobbit trilogies (extended) on if i have a lot to do. Sometimes if i feel going classic, ill put on what i grew up with (Hogans heroes, andy Griffith, Beverly hillbilies, Carol Burnett). i just have a wide range i can have access to. Its wonderful to watch you sew. Someday i can myself again. (i always thank my grandmother who taught me before she passed its a hobby that will never die.)

Outlander,  for sure!!!