Little Girl Displays Tailoring Skills as She Operates Machine Like a Pro in Cute Video

Little Girl Displays Tailoring Skills as She Operates Machine Like a Pro in Cute Video

- A little girl has warmed the hearts of many social media users after displaying tailoring skills in a video on LinkedIn

- The girl's dad, who is a fashion designer, recorded her as she operated the machine and tried sewing her own clothing items

- According to the proud father, his baby girl always wake up before everyone else and heads to the machine to practice her sewing skills

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A little girl has social media talking by displaying tailoring skills in a heartwarming video her father posted on LinkedIn.

In the video, the girl could be seen trying to sew clothes with the machine as her dad recorded the moment.

Little Nigerian girl displays tailoring skills as she operates machine like a pro in cute video, many hail her
The little girl has been hailed online after displaying her tailoring skills. Photo credit: Royal Apparels Fashion Designer Company/LinkedIn
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At a point, one piece of cloth got stuck under the needle and she expertly removed it without seeking the help of anyone. She then threw the cloth on the floor and picked another one to perform her magic.

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Sharing the adorable video, the dad wrote:

"She's so passionate about tailoring, every morning before anyone wakes up she will wake up quickly and run to the machine. I just have to record this for future reference."

It is not surprising that the little girl has taken interest in fashion designing as both her parents are tailors.

The little tailor is hailed online

@Bakare Oluwasegun said:

"Nice but dangerous, she must be monitored always considering the hazards associated with the task, the sharp needles and placement of hands."

@Bassey E. wrote:

"I'm not surprised. Children do what their parents do, not what they say. Another fashion icon coming up. As I watched the video twice, I think she is learning safety protocol. Let her be a child too. Way to go, dad!"

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@Patrus D said:

"Amazing and smart. We all learned when we were young. I am sure there is an adult around supervising for safety's sake."

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@Engr 'Dayo Oyeniran commented:

"Please watch her closely because of needles, please. God bless her."

Dad paints daughter's cute nails

In a related post, Briefly News reported that a father and his daughter have become an internet sensation after their lovely moment together was captured on video.

In the video shared on Instagram by @kingtundeednut, the little girl - like a customer in a pedicure salon - sits relaxed as her dad paints her nails.

Like a satisfied customer, she examines her nails and flaunts them. In an emotional instant, the girl plants a peck on her dad's cheek.

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