Thanks so much for this tutorial!! I’ve wanted to make these bags for ages! Yours is in great detail and ALL IN ONE EPISODE!!! Most are in 3 or more parts and need to be located cause they’re NEVER together. I love the idea of all different colors for zips AND for fabric. So much fun. I’m gonna watch completely one more time and then I’ll try making one. Thanks a bunch! Carla
Thank you for watching Carla! Don't forget to join the Simply Classic Inspiration Facebook group too. There are lots of talented folks that post amazing pictures!
Agree with many on excellent tutorial. Especially appreciate no distracting background music; love the efficiency of your method. Thank you for sharing your time and talent.
The best tutorial on making these bags! Thankyou so much. Going to make some more after being traumatised making the first one! You make it easy and achievable in multiples. Generous of you to share this. Thanks from Australia 😊
I've made several of these bags watching the SewingTimes video over the years and have been only moderately satisfied with the result. Your explanations of the following are game-changers: (a) the way you sew and flip-out the sides at ~17:10 (b) your explanation of the seams starting at ~49:30 (c) leaving 1/4" on zipper tabs starting at ~1:09:00 Thank you so much, your technique is brilliant and will improve how I make them ever so much better!!
Thank you so much for showing each detail of making this bag I have the pattern just haven’t gotten around to making it good tips thanks a bunch and I love your fabric that you used❣️✂️🧵🪡💖💗❤️💕💓
Just purchased the Sew Together Bag pattern by Sew Demented (original pattern designer) from Crafty Gemini. Couldn't figure out how to sew this thing. It had dimensions and instructions and no pattern cutouts. Being a visual person this has helped me immensely. Thank you for the step by step walk through.
Chris, I made this pouch today, your instructions are wonderful. I made the other version with the fold over flap before because I was intimated by this Zipper, you made me do this one lol. Thank you for your great videos, I love your channel.
Loved it! You did achieve your goal, every instruction is absolutely clear. I'm going to make a few as presents for daughter and nieces! Thanks for your work 🎉❤
Awesome tutorial. Thanks so much for sharing the measurements. I have made a smaller version of this bag years ago but your design is so darn cool with the 2 handles. Your sewingroom is off the hook.
Hi from SA. I absolutely loved and enjoyed your class. All attention in your work, very well explained and no rush. Thank you so much 🌹🌹🌹 Regards Dot 💓💓💓
I made it!! Oh my God I love it! Just had so much fun learned alot and so will be making another you Tutorial from beginning to end just fantastic a big huge hug from me to you from beautiful Florida..thank you..wanted to post picture but it wouldn't let me post it here I tag you..
Rivets are possible. I used a hole punch and 6mm rivets. A bit fiddly. I destroyed a few. I finally pounded them flat on my table because they were slipping sideways on the base. I don't have a press. Just leave the zipper 1/2 inch from the bottom of the tab.
FINALLY! Thank you for this comprehensive video. It is perfectly done, especially for me since I have been staring at my pattern and wondering if I should just forget making it. Now, I feel that with your help I will make it. May I also say I love your sewing room. Could you manage a video tour?I just found your channel and I will be a follower of anything you make, many thanks again🙏❤️
Thank you for watching Mariella! I am very blessed with my sewing room. I can certainly do a tour however I am moving into a larger space where I will give in-person workshops soon. So exciting!! I will do a "goodbye room" tour and then a "hello" new space tour! Thank you for subscribing!
Hi! I'm making the bag this weekend...I'm at the zipper tab ends. Your tabs in the video look bigger than the 3x2 listed on the provided measurements sheet..thx
Love this bag. So glad it is all in one episode. Just wanted to let you know your instructions for the original free pattern on your website says to cut the tab 2x3. However, in the video you say to cut it 3x4. I did cut it 3x4 as I figured 2x3 was too small. Thought you might want to change that in the written instructions.😀
Did you use fusible fleece or SF101 for your interfacing? Enjoyed your video but can’t seem to get a straight answer on this question from any one who has done videos of this pouch. Thank you.
Thank you for watching! I used SF101 for most of the bag, and I used fusible fleece for the main body piece. The pattern is available for free download on my website if you'd like to get the complete cutting chart: www.simplyclassic.net/product-page/3-zipper-pouch
Fabulous instruction Chris! Where do you buy your binding? On the main body pieces it looked like sf101, but you said fusible fleece? What kind/thickness do you use? Also, what length stitching do you use usually use for the construction and your top stitching on your industrial on most projects? I really like the length of the stitching on your binding. Many thanks!!
Thank you Tracey! I got the binding from Amazon. They have lots of different colors. The main body is fusible fleece. Actually, it can be quilted it you want. That is a great look. As far as ether thickness, hmmmm, not sure. I just buy from JoAnne’s because I don’t use it that often. So it is a Pelion product, and not very lofty. On my Consew, I use 6 1/2 to topstitch. Usually 5 1/2 to join seams. The Techsew is a 3 to topstitch. Thanks for watching!!
Thank you! I sew on a fairly new Juki 1541 and use about 3.5 to join seams and maybe around a 4 to top stitch even keep it the same at 3.5. I will try going up a little.
Could the handles be webbing rather than zipper. Cut zipper long enough so the bag can lay pretty flat and attach webbing like zipper ends then riveting might work. Haven’t made one but just thinking it might save some of the cost of zippers. Probably won’t work cause I haven’t tried the pattern yet. Thanks for the great tutorial.
That is a great thought! That might work, especially if you give it enough space to get into. It really doesn’t have to lay flat. Might have to try this out!!
Thank you for the very thorough video instructions. 2 questions. 1). Where do you purchase your zippers in pull tabs? 2). I just made one of these bags and followed your video. I did 1/4” seam allowance and I ended up with about 3 inches of extra fabric for the front piece after my pockets were sewn. Did you use a different seem allowance? I’d like to repeat the bag, but this time I’d like it to be the full size. Thanks.
Thank you for watching! I get my zippers and pulls from My Handmade Space. They have a variety of wonderful colors. It sounds like the pockets were too deep. Try sewing the pockets a little shorter and you should be good to go!
The easiest way to do that is going to be to mutliply all of the measurements by the amount you want to increase the pattern. For instance, if you want to try it 20% larger, and the size of the main panel is 8 x 16 (I am not sure what it is, I don't recall off the top of my head), then you will multiply both of those numbers by 1.2. So the panel will be 9.6 x 19.2. I round to the nearest quarter inch so in this case, it will be 9.5 x 19.25. I hope that helps, post a photo in the Simply Classic Inspiration Facebook Group when you are done. I would love to see it! Let me know if you need help with anything else, Chris
Could you explain or point me in a direction to find out which bag design and why when topstitching across the zipper seam, sometimes you separate the outer and inner layer when topstitching. I am new to bag making and wonder if it’s a personal thing . Thank you for these instructions! You are easy to follow.
Hi Kathy, Thank you for watching! Usually when I am doing a pouch or pouch style bag I will topstitch the face fabric only, pulling the lining in the other direction. The reason for this is to get a better corner when you turn the bag. Otherwise you will get those squared off corners that don’t turn well. The tutorial on The Diana is an example of that. Thank you!
Though area fabulous Chris thank you so much.... This pouch is great going too give to my daughter-law for baby binkeys, butt paste, numming cream, teething rings and so on and so on
Just found your channel. Love this tote/bag. Your explanations were excellent. When you first started my brain was just in denial that all of that was going to work. Truly enjoyed watching this come together.
Love this tutorial and the gear bag! I made one and your instructions are so easy to follow! Tell me about the longer silver clips you use to clip the fabric. Is there a link for them? Thanks!
Thank you for watching Christy! Those are hair clips from Walmart or the drug store. They are pretty easy to find and work great holding seams in place.
Hi Sally , I kind of have to agree with the zipper, lol! A separating zipper might work great. Then you can add a separate handle of some sort?? Try the separating zipper and post it in the Simply Classic Facebook group. I think it is a great idea and it will give us all some additional inspiration for the bag. Thanks for sharing, this give everyone options and ideas!
Hi Cheryl, thanks for watching! I do not have a cutting chart but it is probably a good idea to make one. I will do that and get it posted in the next few days. Thank you for the suggestion 😀
Thanks so much for the great tutorial! I have made 2 for my grandchildren and would love to make the large size. Could you please help with the measurements.
@@simplyclassic Sorry but meant to ask if you could you please help with the measurements in inches? Tried writing them down as I listen to the video but am not sure I have them correct. Thanks so much and thanks a million for the great video. I followed the steps for sewing the sides by pushing pockets to one side and seam to other and it works like a charm
Yes. They are #3 on the inside and then the one on the outside is a #5. Post your finished pouch in the Simply Classic Inspiration Facebook group when you are done. We would love to see it!
Margie, there is not an actual paper pattern. Just the measurements I give in the video. If you need some help email me directly at chris@simplyclassic.net and I will write them out for you.
Yes. If the customer provides the fabric I sell them for $35. If I use my own fabric it is $45. Once in a while I have someone give me zippers along with fabric. If that happens it is $25.
Olá estou no Brasil, como faz para adquirir o molde dessa bag? Tentei entrar no grupo do Facebook mas não consigo parece não estar mais ativo. Desde já obrigada!!
I get it from Amazon. It is less sticky for a domestic machine. Here is a link for it. www.amazon.com/Ultra-Thin-Permanent-Double-Sided-Photography-Scrapbooking/dp/B01N27LYV9?pd_rd_w=cNZCM&content-id=amzn1.sym.c4ee1111-7381-4c98-b5f0-82f9cae37cc4&pf_rd_p=c4ee1111-7381-4c98-b5f0-82f9cae37cc4&pf_rd_r=CFXY8KDHE0PKCYWN2VGM&pd_rd_wg=BNRIc&pd_rd_r=670ab05b-e198-4850-b118-ca3f7af43526&pd_rd_i=B01N27LYV9&psc=1&ref_=pd_bap_m_rp_1_sc
That is what I am trying to figure out. I don’t think it will because there is not much space on the pouch itself. I think a tab or something needs to be added to the bottom of the bag and then the zipper can be riveted to it. Just not sure how to add the tab with the binding. Any ideas?
I do think that is a great idea and probably a must if you are going to use a rivet. Cotton just won’t hold up. I am still just not sure how to attach it to the bottom of the bag because you would have to rivet it to the binding. So I wonder if there is a way to add the leather tab in the bottom seam of the pouch, and then add a leather tab to the end of the zipper, then rivet them together??? Not sure but that is what I a picturing in my head.
On the last steps and cant wait to see how it turns out. Can you tell me where you purchased your binding from on that nice big bolt and what size it is? Mine is looking way too small right now!
Fantastic question! I can’t believe that I forgot to mention this in the video! I used a 1/4” seam allowance to sew the zippers on and a 1/8” seam allowance to topstitch them. Use a 1/4” when attaching the side gussets to the bag. When you baste the gussets to the main part of the bag, use a scant 1/4” because you will be covering that with binding. Thank you for asking!
Thanks for tuning in but yes, my dimensions are different. I give the dimensions in the video, no pattern. The Sew Together pattern is great though, enjoy!
Thank you so very much❤
The best tutorialll I’ve seen so far, very thorough and easy to understand directions. Thanks so much.
Thank you for watching!
Absolutely EXCELLENT tutorial, thank you!!!
You really give every details in making this pouch. Thank you, Chris!
Thanks so much for this tutorial!! I’ve wanted to make these bags for ages! Yours is in great detail and ALL IN ONE EPISODE!!! Most are in 3 or more parts and need to be located cause they’re NEVER together. I love the idea of all different colors for zips AND for fabric. So much fun. I’m gonna watch completely one more time and then I’ll try making one. Thanks a bunch! Carla
Thank you for watching Carla! Don't forget to join the Simply Classic Inspiration Facebook group too. There are lots of talented folks that post amazing pictures!
@@simplyclassic Sorry Chris- I’m not on Facebook. But I can still see your videos on TH-cam !!
Thank you so very much! You did a great job-I especially liked the way you did the tabs at the end.
Agree with many on excellent tutorial. Especially appreciate no distracting background music; love the efficiency of your method. Thank you for sharing your time and talent.
You are very welcome. Thank you so much for watching!
The best tutorial on making these bags! Thankyou so much. Going to make some more after being traumatised making the first one! You make it easy and achievable in multiples. Generous of you to share this. Thanks from Australia 😊
Fantastic tutorial. You showed all the confusing areas perfectly.
Thank you for showing this every step of the way. Good thorough teaching.
That's a super cool pouch! I totally need to make this. Thank you for your awesome tutorial!
Fabulous tutorial. Thank you. You have a very soothing speaking voice.
I've made several of these bags watching the SewingTimes video over the years and have been only moderately satisfied with the result. Your explanations of the following are game-changers:
(a) the way you sew and flip-out the sides at ~17:10
(b) your explanation of the seams starting at ~49:30
(c) leaving 1/4" on zipper tabs starting at ~1:09:00
Thank you so much, your technique is brilliant and will improve how I make them ever so much better!!
Thank you very much for your feedback! I appreciate you watching!
Thank you so very much for making this video. I have been wanting to make one for awhile but me and math and conversions is like a neat toddler 🙃
You are welcome!
Great tutorial. Your instructions are so clear!
Thank you. Great tutorial.
THANK YOU!! THIS WAS VERY HELPFUL.
Thank you sooo much! Love it
Love this bag
Thank you so much for showing each detail of making this bag I have the pattern just haven’t gotten around to making it good tips thanks a bunch and I love your fabric that you used❣️✂️🧵🪡💖💗❤️💕💓
Excellent ! I will definitely will try this. Thank you.
Just purchased the Sew Together Bag pattern by Sew Demented (original pattern designer) from Crafty Gemini. Couldn't figure out how to sew this thing. It had dimensions and instructions and no pattern cutouts. Being a visual person this has helped me immensely. Thank you for the step by step walk through.
Thanks, Chris! This was a great tutorial! The zipper pouch you made is adorable and extremely useful. It's going to be my next project. ♥️
Chris, I made this pouch today, your instructions are wonderful. I made the other version with the fold over flap before because I was intimated by this Zipper, you made me do this one lol. Thank you for your great videos, I love your channel.
AWESOME TUTORIAL. .MANY THANKS 😊
The best explanation video. Great detail. Thankyou. I love the way you teach!
Thank you so much Gillian!
Loved it!
You did achieve your goal, every instruction is absolutely clear.
I'm going to make a few as presents for daughter and nieces!
Thanks for your work 🎉❤
Thank you for watching!
Love it. Going to have to try it.
Awesome tutorial. Thanks so much for sharing the measurements. I have made a smaller version of this bag years ago but your design is so darn cool with the 2 handles. Your sewingroom is off the hook.
Thank you! I am very blessed to have a sewing room like I do and I really love it. I spend more time in there than anywhere else in the house😀
Hi from SA. I absolutely loved and enjoyed your class. All attention in your work, very well explained and no rush. Thank you so much 🌹🌹🌹 Regards Dot 💓💓💓
You are so welcome! Thank you for watching!
Thank you
Excellent..
I made it!! Oh my God I love it! Just had so much fun learned alot and so will be making another you Tutorial from beginning to end just fantastic a big huge hug from me to you from beautiful Florida..thank you..wanted to post picture but it wouldn't let me post it here I tag you..
I am so proud! I just love it when someone is successful and proud of their work. Thank you so much for sharing on the Facebook group!
Rivets are possible. I used a hole punch and 6mm rivets. A bit fiddly. I destroyed a few. I finally pounded them flat on my table because they were slipping sideways on the base. I don't have a press. Just leave the zipper 1/2 inch from the bottom of the tab.
Thank you for letting us know. It is helpful 😀
FINALLY! Thank you for this comprehensive video. It is perfectly done, especially for me since I have been staring at my pattern and wondering if I should just forget making it. Now, I feel that with your help I will make it.
May I also say I love your sewing room. Could you manage a video tour?I just found your channel and I will be a follower of anything you make, many thanks again🙏❤️
Thank you for watching Mariella! I am very blessed with my sewing room. I can certainly do a tour however I am moving into a larger space where I will give in-person workshops soon. So exciting!! I will do a "goodbye room" tour and then a "hello" new space tour! Thank you for subscribing!
Super Cute , I just finished an awesome project:) I can see many of these in my future....Thanks Chris Great tutorial - Barb
Hi! I'm making the bag this weekend...I'm at the zipper tab ends. Your tabs in the video look bigger than the 3x2 listed on the provided measurements sheet..thx
I made the tabs 3 x 4...
Love this bag. So glad it is all in one episode. Just wanted to let you know your instructions for the original free pattern on your website says to cut the tab 2x3. However, in the video you say to cut it 3x4. I did cut it 3x4 as I figured 2x3 was too small. Thought you might want to change that in the written instructions.😀
Thank you so much for pointing that out😀. I will make that correction. Thank you for watching!!
Did you use fusible fleece or SF101 for your interfacing? Enjoyed your video but can’t seem to get a straight answer on this question from any one who has done videos of this pouch. Thank you.
Thank you for watching! I used SF101 for most of the bag, and I used fusible fleece for the main body piece. The pattern is available for free download on my website if you'd like to get the complete cutting chart: www.simplyclassic.net/product-page/3-zipper-pouch
Great video! Thank you!
love this tutorial. Is it possible to have the measurements written down please?
Yes, they are available on my website. www.simplyclassic.net/product-page/3-zipper-pouch
Fabulous instruction Chris! Where do you buy your binding? On the main body pieces it looked like sf101, but you said fusible fleece? What kind/thickness do you use? Also, what length stitching do you use usually use for the construction and your top stitching on your industrial on most projects? I really like the length of the stitching on your binding. Many thanks!!
Thank you Tracey! I got the binding from Amazon. They have lots of different colors. The main body is fusible fleece. Actually, it can be quilted it you want. That is a great look. As far as ether thickness, hmmmm, not sure. I just buy from JoAnne’s because I don’t use it that often. So it is a Pelion product, and not very lofty. On my Consew, I use 6 1/2 to topstitch. Usually 5 1/2 to join seams. The Techsew is a 3 to topstitch.
Thanks for watching!!
Thank you! I sew on a fairly new Juki 1541 and use about 3.5 to join seams and maybe around a 4 to top stitch even keep it the same at 3.5. I will try going up a little.
Could the handles be webbing rather than zipper. Cut zipper long enough so the bag can lay pretty flat and attach webbing like zipper ends then riveting might work. Haven’t made one but just thinking it might save some of the cost of zippers. Probably won’t work cause I haven’t tried the pattern yet. Thanks for the great tutorial.
That is a great thought! That might work, especially if you give it enough space to get into. It really doesn’t have to lay flat. Might have to try this out!!
Thank you for the very thorough video instructions.
2 questions.
1). Where do you purchase your zippers in pull tabs?
2). I just made one of these bags and followed your video. I did 1/4” seam allowance and I ended up with about 3 inches of extra fabric for the front piece after my pockets were sewn. Did you use a different seem allowance? I’d like to repeat the bag, but this time I’d like it to be the full size.
Thanks.
Thank you for watching! I get my zippers and pulls from My Handmade Space. They have a variety of wonderful colors.
It sounds like the pockets were too deep. Try sewing the pockets a little shorter and you should be good to go!
i really wanna make this pouch but its little to small how can i make it bigger?
Karin, thanks for watching! Do you want to make it taller, or just larger overall?
@@simplyclassic Both if that is possible thank you for respond back to me!
The easiest way to do that is going to be to mutliply all of the measurements by the amount you want to increase the pattern. For instance, if you want to try it 20% larger, and the size of the main panel is 8 x 16 (I am not sure what it is, I don't recall off the top of my head), then you will multiply both of those numbers by 1.2. So the panel will be 9.6 x 19.2. I round to the nearest quarter inch so in this case, it will be 9.5 x 19.25.
I hope that helps, post a photo in the Simply Classic Inspiration Facebook Group when you are done. I would love to see it!
Let me know if you need help with anything else,
Chris
@@simplyclassic Thank you so much for helping me out!! will post for sure when its ready!!
Could you explain or point me in a direction to find out which bag design and why when topstitching across the zipper seam, sometimes you separate the outer and inner layer when topstitching. I am new to bag making and wonder if it’s a personal thing . Thank you for these instructions! You are easy to follow.
Hi Kathy,
Thank you for watching! Usually when I am doing a pouch or pouch style bag I will topstitch the face fabric only, pulling the lining in the other direction. The reason for this is to get a better corner when you turn the bag. Otherwise you will get those squared off corners that don’t turn well.
The tutorial on The Diana is an example of that.
Thank you!
Though area fabulous Chris thank you so much.... This pouch is great going too give to my daughter-law for baby binkeys, butt paste, numming cream, teething rings and so on and so on
Thank you so much for a great tutorial - do you have written instructions? I could use that.
Thank you. I am glad you like it. It is not my pattern originally so I do not have written instructions.
@@simplyclassic Oh, okay! Thank you for letting me know!
@@simplyclassic Thank you for your reply!
Is there a cutting list for this pouch? I live it and want to make some for my crafty galpals
Hi Simone, yes, I can send you one. Email me directly at chris@simplyclassic.net and I will send you one.
Just found your channel. Love this tote/bag. Your explanations were excellent. When you first started my brain was just in denial that all of that was going to work. Truly enjoyed watching this come together.
Thank you for watching Meloni!
Love this tutorial and the gear bag! I made one and your instructions are so easy to follow! Tell me about the longer silver clips you use to clip the fabric. Is there a link for them? Thanks!
Thank you for watching Christy! Those are hair clips from Walmart or the drug store. They are pretty easy to find and work great holding seams in place.
I love the pouch and fabric choices. But the long zipper loops is hideous, imo. I wonder if a separating zipper would work ?
Hi Sally , I kind of have to agree with the zipper, lol! A separating zipper might work great. Then you can add a separate handle of some sort?? Try the separating zipper and post it in the Simply Classic Facebook group. I think it is a great idea and it will give us all some additional inspiration for the bag. Thanks for sharing, this give everyone options and ideas!
I am thinking that zipper loop would slip on my sewing machine caddy for a class very nicely with all my accessories
I think I saw this somewhere where someone made it with an 18" zipper. That might work.
I already watched this whole video. What a cute bag. I would like a chart of the pieces to cut. Do you have one somewhere?
Hi Cheryl, thanks for watching! I do not have a cutting chart but it is probably a good idea to make one. I will do that and get it posted in the next few days. Thank you for the suggestion 😀
@@simplyclassic
Thanks, Chris
where are the written measurements
There are no written instructions. Everything needed is in the video 😀
Thanks so much for the great tutorial! I have made 2 for my grandchildren and would love to make the large size. Could you please help with the measurements.
Sure. How much larger? Both wider and taller?
@@simplyclassic Sorry but meant to ask if you could you please help with the measurements in inches? Tried writing them down as I listen to the video but am not sure I have them correct. Thanks so much and thanks a million for the great video. I followed the steps for sewing the sides by pushing pockets to one side and seam to other and it works like a charm
Sure.
1 - 9 1/2” x 13 1/2”
4 - 9 1/2” x 8 3/4”
6 - 9 1/2” x 4 1/3”
4 - 4” x 16”
2 - 3” x 4”
3 - #3 zippers 9 1/2”
1 - #5 zipper 25”
About 2 1/2 yards of binding
@@simplyclassic Thanks so much I really appreciate it. Keep well
I’m interested in making a taller version. How do I adjust the measurements to achieve this?
Awesome! Question...are the zippers on the three pouches #3? On my screen they look wider like a #5. I can't wait to try this. Thanks.
Yes. They are #3 on the inside and then the one on the outside is a #5. Post your finished pouch in the Simply Classic Inspiration Facebook group when you are done. We would love to see it!
Can you use zippers that already have taps attached?
Sure. As long as the tabs are about 1/2” away from the edges of the pocket pieces.
Great tutorial Chris, but can't download the pattern...
Margie, there is not an actual paper pattern. Just the measurements I give in the video. If you need some help email me directly at chris@simplyclassic.net and I will write them out for you.
Love this! Could you please post a link for the binding you used? Thanks
Yes, of course! Here it is www.amazon.com/gp/product/B0823476KN/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_search_asin_image?ie=UTF8&psc=1
Thank you
hi, i know you did an update with a change to the zips. but cannot find it again. could you send me the link thanks. don't care for he zips
Yes, here you go! th-cam.com/video/9eP73ldBtlQ/w-d-xo.html
Great tutorial. Could you tell me the link to Amazon for the 1/8" double sided tape? Thank you
www.amazon.com/dp/B01N27LYV9?ref=ppx_pop_dt_b_product_details&th=1
Here you go!
@@simplyclassic thank you
New sub here-i would love to make a few for xmas-may i ask what is the price you sell these for? Tia Natalie
Yes. If the customer provides the fabric I sell them for $35. If I use my own fabric it is $45. Once in a while I have someone give me zippers along with fabric. If that happens it is $25.
Olá estou no Brasil, como faz para adquirir o molde dessa bag? Tentei entrar no grupo do Facebook mas não consigo parece não estar mais ativo. Desde já obrigada!!
Here is the link for the Facebook group facebook.com/groups/simplyclassic/?ref=share&mibextid=S66gvF
What type of double sidded tape and where can I get it?
I get it from Amazon. It is less sticky for a domestic machine. Here is a link for it. www.amazon.com/Ultra-Thin-Permanent-Double-Sided-Photography-Scrapbooking/dp/B01N27LYV9?pd_rd_w=cNZCM&content-id=amzn1.sym.c4ee1111-7381-4c98-b5f0-82f9cae37cc4&pf_rd_p=c4ee1111-7381-4c98-b5f0-82f9cae37cc4&pf_rd_r=CFXY8KDHE0PKCYWN2VGM&pd_rd_wg=BNRIc&pd_rd_r=670ab05b-e198-4850-b118-ca3f7af43526&pd_rd_i=B01N27LYV9&psc=1&ref_=pd_bap_m_rp_1_sc
Why can't we find a good version of this pattern?
Lyndee, I will make a cutting chart for it. I think that will help. A few others have mentioned wanting one as well.
Would a rivet work
That is what I am trying to figure out. I don’t think it will because there is not much space on the pouch itself. I think a tab or something needs to be added to the bottom of the bag and then the zipper can be riveted to it. Just not sure how to add the tab with the binding. Any ideas?
@@simplyclassic maybe make found the tab with a point. Than add the rivet over the binding or on the under side??🤔
What if the tab was leather?
@@lindatarle5162 that would look awesome I think. What do you think Chris ? Good idea linda
I do think that is a great idea and probably a must if you are going to use a rivet. Cotton just won’t hold up. I am still just not sure how to attach it to the bottom of the bag because you would have to rivet it to the binding.
So I wonder if there is a way to add the leather tab in the bottom seam of the pouch, and then add a leather tab to the end of the zipper, then rivet them together??? Not sure but that is what I a picturing in my head.
Do I have to use size three zippers.
Hi Cheryl! No, number 5 will work just fine.
On the last steps and cant wait to see how it turns out. Can you tell me where you purchased your binding from on that nice big bolt and what size it is? Mine is looking way too small right now!
Yes, Amazon. And they have a ton of colors too!
what seam allowance did you use?
Fantastic question! I can’t believe that I forgot to mention this in the video!
I used a 1/4” seam allowance to sew the zippers on and a 1/8” seam allowance to topstitch them.
Use a 1/4” when attaching the side gussets to the bag. When you baste the gussets to the main part of the bag, use a scant 1/4” because you will be covering that with binding.
Thank you for asking!
@@simplyclassic thank you for getting back to me. You are so kind!. I was on vacation and just now figured out how to recieve a message. Lol
Your dimensions are completely different from my "sew together bag" pattern. See ya. I don't need to get confused...
Thanks for tuning in but yes, my dimensions are different. I give the dimensions in the video, no pattern. The Sew Together pattern is great though, enjoy!