Tow dolly bolt pattern Videos

• 1. DIY Car Repair Quick Tip #11: Auto Body Pattern Making for Dent Repair
• 2. Using Hammers, Mallets and Dollies
• 3. Carlisle Sport Trail Trailer Tire and Wheel ST205/75D14 (5 Lug)
• 4. Carlisle Stud Tire 4.80-8
• 5. Carlisle Sport Trail Trailer Tire and Wheel 4.80x12 (5 Lug)
• 6. IS300 Tow
• 7. Carlisle Stud Tire 4.10-5
• 8. Pattern Tutorial Sailor Dress and Bloomers 0-3 month to 24 months

DIY Car Repair Quick Tip #11: Auto Body Pattern Making for Dent Repair

Using Hammers, Mallets and Dollies

User Comments

blogobre commented on 12 May 2014

Complete novice here, though enjoying your vids, looking forward to more from the series as you get the time. Subscribed.

blogobre commented on 24 Apr 2015

Yeah I get it bud, youtube is down the giant list of important things to do :)

Natoli Panel Creations commented on 23 Apr 2015

Thanks for watching and subscribing +blogobre - been busy lately but I hope you keep watching in the future!

copper3019 commented on 25 Feb 2014

I appreciate the idea of converting odd shapes into hand dollies, but the larger mounted anvil style...where do you find the larger pieces of metal, and what and how do you mount them onto something that will insert into the floor stand. also, I've been told not to make my wooden mallets out of walnut because of cracking down the grain. What type of would are you using in your mallets.

Natoli Panel Creations commented on 23 Apr 2015

Hi +copper3019 I use hardwood timber mallet heads. Your local scrap metal dealer may have odd shaped things (such as old truck parts) that are suitable for what you're looking for. In regards to the stand, I have welded a square peg to the piece of metal, to hold it in the stand with a square hole.

Carlisle Sport Trail Trailer Tire and Wheel ST205/75D14 (5 Lug)

Carlisle Stud Tire 4.80-8

Carlisle Sport Trail Trailer Tire and Wheel 4.80x12 (5 Lug)

IS300 Tow

Carlisle Stud Tire 4.10-5

Pattern Tutorial Sailor Dress and Bloomers 0-3 month to 24 months

User Comments

Renata Levy commented on 25 Dec 2015

Very cute dress, but if you allow me a suggestion: the collar finishing has to be with bias, to be good, or lining in all bodice, to be perfect. ;)

VintageToNew commented on 01 Jan 2016

+Renata Levy Hello Renata - Your comment was VERY good. I really appreciate your kind words and that you have found my channel and wanted to let me know a good tip. Wishing you very happy sewing - cindy

Renata Levy commented on 31 Dec 2015

+VintageToNew Cindy, I hope I have not been unkind: I do not know to express myself correctly in English. But your dresses are so wonderful, that they deserve a first-rate finish. Congratulations on your beautiful work ...;)

VintageToNew commented on 25 Dec 2015

+Renata Levy Hi Renata - Thank you so much for your suggestions. Yes both of those ideas are great. I find that beginner sewers need a little simplification and advanced sewers like yourself know all the tricks and can make the pattern their own. I really appreciate your watching and taking time to leave a great comment. Happy Sewing - Cindy

Aminah Abdullah commented on 14 Dec 2015

hi cindy . I just print out a pattern , the only thing I confuse is the size of back pattern is bigger then the front .Is this correct or i print it wrong

VintageToNew commented on 21 Dec 2015

+Aminah Abdullah Hi Aminah - I'm sorry your message was marked as "spam" - I don't know why!! I just found it. Yes the back is bigger because it laps over for a back closure. You can do buttons or snaps. I hope that is helpful and I'm sorry it took me so long to reply. Happy Sewing - Cindy

Aminah Abdullah commented on 12 Dec 2015

love your video , I like to sew sailor dress for my grandaughter ,thank you for your tutorial

VintageToNew commented on 12 Dec 2015

+Aminah Abdullah Hi Aminah - That would be so wonderful. There is nothing better than a little handmade dress made by your Grandma!! Happy Sewing - Cindy

Tracy Brewer commented on 06 May 2015

loved your tutorial so easy to follow and one point I'd like to say is your sewing is beautiful. You do very neat sewing. Haven't seen a sailor dress for years and years. Sure brings back memories. Thank you for sharing. Look forward to watching another of your tutorials.

VintageToNew commented on 06 May 2015

+Tracy Brewer Hi Tracy - Thank you for stopping by and leaving such a nice comment. I LOVE vintage little girls dresses AND my hubs has retired from the Navy so it was a must do on my list!! Happy Sewing - Cindy

lanifle1066 commented on 29 Apr 2015

Hi! You forgot to put the link to the patten in the description.

VintageToNew commented on 29 Apr 2015

+lanifle1066 Thank you - I'll get over there and do that right away. I appreciate your heads up. Happy Sewing - Cindy

Becky Lu commented on 29 Apr 2015

I've already purchased this pattern too! I just love Cindy's patterns and tutorials. I highly recommend!

VintageToNew commented on 29 Apr 2015

+Becky Lu Hi Becky - Thank you so much for your purchase AND such a wonderful endorsement! Wishing you happy sewing and many, many fun sewing projects. Cindy