I like how the course is set up where it breaks down each step. It makes it very easy to revisit to double check if I am setting up a step correctly when practicing a few days later. Also nice to have links to resources for supplies and tools.

The format of the intro class is great! Each video is broken down by topic. That makes it super-easy to go back and review a particular topic.

Instructor keeps the content interesting and has practical examples. I watch the video. Listen to the content and then go thru it again on the machine. As close to one on one as you can get.
I am now taking the All in one course. Hold on to your car seats!!

Wow what a fantastic course I wish I had found this website sooner, it’s easy to understand he takes you through everything from setting up a Sawing Machine all the way through to what supplies you need and a link to where to get them from. He takes his time explaining what you need to do and is always just a email away. Would highly recommend buying this course you won’t regret it.

I have been watching and learning from John at The Lucky Needle for a couple years now. I’m excited to see what’s next in the future with The Lucky Needle.

Very clear

Good job of presenting the basics. I appreciate that you present simple standards, needle and thread size. I believe learning basic machine control is the foundation too built on. It just happens that the machine I have is an old Niki Lu 562.

The most detailed information I’ve found in 30yrs of my many professions.

Very easy to understand and follow. Along with easy to learn exercises, even someone like me who hasn’t sewn in about 20 years can pick it back up with practice. Looking forward to the rest of the classes.

This helped me to understand what I was doing. When I was sewing and putting seats back together

I have no one to teach me my machine and this course was able to show me how to make adjustments, dial things in and make repairs

Very good.

Have you spent 347hrs on YouTube? Does your significant other say your “creations” look “nice”? Don’t you do it… I see you googling “how to stitch diamonds.” Common now, this ain’t Zales. It’s time to put your gold pants on Susan and get you some well-thought-out meticulous take nothing for granted genuine Lucky N lessons.

Really enjoyed the learning and information. I have an interest in automotive restoration and customization. Would like to take some of the other trainings. Affordable, informative and accessible.

Full of good content. Am going back now to look at some of the segments again.

I only have time when I travel, thank you for allowing me to view when I have time . I plan on done more when life slows down. Thanks again

The more info you can gather, the better off you will be. That has been my process when learning a new skill, regardless of what it is. Today we have fabulous opportunities to learn anything we want at a reasonable price, and the Apprentice Course is an excellent example. This learning style is far superior to the traditional classroom or one on one learning and far less expensive.
The fundamentals that John is sharing in this list of topics is golden. A young person with desire could learn these skills, spend two or three thousand dollars on supplies and equipment, practice on their own projects and eventually start an upholstery business.

I learned much in this course. Many helpful tips that I will remember and use. Will be going back to it for reference in the future.