I needed a purse, bag, or pouch to enter a concert and just found your video, which I used to make my own, and to make it a little more comfortable, I added a shoulder strap. Thank you so much for your time to show how to do it.
Just a pro tip from an upholsterer/custom boot maker... If you spray aerosol silicone spray on your table/sewing machine bed and wipe with a piece of t-shirt your materials that stick will slide, it will last quite awhile also, a quick spray on a rag and wipe down will get you through a small project.
El Michelle , thank you, that is a fantastic idea! Anyone who does paint pours with acrylic will have silicone oil. Just a tiny bit of that will do the same thing I would think, what say you?
El Michelle, Same here, It has so many fantastic uses, I use it for many different things and would not be without, the oil and the spray. Great stuff! I never really would have thought of doing that though. Thanks for that great Idea! Oh hey, Do you have a website by any chance or are you like me and just keep your work personal? 😉
This would be an amazing gift for a bride to give her attendants!!! You could give these to the girls the day of the wedding with the gift of earrings so they all match on your wedding day. OF course use fabric in the colors you've chosen for your wedding!
Loved your video Lauren!!! So many excellent tips and a beautiful finished bag! It's rare that a demonstrator doesn't go on and on about useless info but you never do, you are clear, to the point, fun, very knowledgeable, confident and I could happily watch a video you made all day long! 5 stars, 2 thumbs up from me! Hope to see another project by Lauren soon! Thank you for taking the time to teach us how to make the wonderful project. P.S. Ben is so cute and I enjoyed his debut!
If don't have a teflon foot you can put some scotch tape on the bottom of your presser foot so it doesn't stick to the vinyl and put tissue paper under the vinyl to keep it from sticking to the bed of your machine.
I love this pattern. I just made one in about an hour! I've been working on a very difficult pattern that was kicking my butt and I needed to make something easy and fast to restore my faith in my sewing ability. LOL This was just the ticket. Thanks again for being a mind reader!!!!
I stumbled upon this video and decided to give this project a try I made two today. The first one gave me a few fits with the zipper...so I slightly altered the second one. Fun pattern.
I don't have a commercial machine, I sew on a domestic machine, using my teflon foot when sewing vinyl. I will also use tissue paper under my vinyl to keep it from sticking to the bed of my machine.
Thanks for the idea for a simple project. Love the fabric! A helpful tip for working with clear vinyl is to place a piece of tissue paper between the vinyl and the sewing machine and then it just tears away after you sew and it keeps the vinyl from sticking. I use the tissue scraps that come with the interfacing.
So awesome! This is my new favorite project bag for knitting and crochet! Thanks to the viewer for the tip of using the tissue paper that comes with the vinyl to prevent it from sticking. That worked like a charm! I am going to make so many of these!
7:35 The first rotary cutter was introduced by Olfa in 1979. The guy who sold me my sewing machine showed me a book his mom wrote on quilting right before the rotary cutter was introduced and adopted by quilters and each piece had to be hand cut. 😅
Vanessa Mtz, Yep. Cut the templates out of cardboard or sandpaper; hand cut each & every little piece. I was going to say, probably sometime in the 1980’s, because my first quilting class was 1981, (quilting was just starting to come back in style) and we (students & teacher) had not yet heard about the rotary cutters and acrylic rulers. But as soon as I did, I bought them! That changed everything! Especially the clear rulers, which are a huge help for all kinds of sewing & crafting. Before that, rulers you couldn’t see through. (How archaic, lol. But seriously, so annoying!). And of course, the rotary cutter, so MUCH faster & more accurate (although there was a learning curve to hold it properly while cutting) and I was terrified at first I was going to cut myself, but I never did, am always careful. I still have my original 28 mil Olfa cutter, & then added a Fiskar’s ergonomic 45 mil, and they’re both still going strong - I still use them. Didn’t realize it had been so long, lol! Still have my original acrylic ruler too, although I’ve upgraded those as they’ve improved leaps & bounds, esp. thicker & better markings. Wow, I think I’m officially vintage, lol!😬
@@fludrbywest3886 I think grandma might be a bit younger if she had a rotary cutter, yes it’s not a 1960 invention though I think her grandma would probably laugh, can we interview grandma?
You are the bomb. Can I tell you how long I have been trying to learn about Vinyl and fabric just like this, in general. I make jewelry and like to include some fun stuff but I don't want to dig deep and learn all of it for the few times I use it. I wind up just giving up and never actually making anything. It's a hassle. I have seen countless tutorials and they say "buy vinyl sheets" "get fabric, all types, at stores that sell it" omg. Finally someone said something that I can use and really make something ..Thank youuuuu! Wish I found you first.
ooh Lauren i knew i liked you from the start, YOU GOT A KITTY! SO PRECIOUS! But gurl, i am TRULY DIGGIN THAT MICHEAL MILLER FABRIC! I went on Amazon to see if i could find it, they didn't have it but i found some more really cool fabric prints of his. but i Love that print you got! it reminds me of one of my favorite artists, Lithenstein.
great pattern/bag I made 2 today ! Ok have to add that the vinyl I used was probably for table coverings from Joann but it worked great - I only seem to have an issue with the zipper foot pushing the zipper over and being a bit wonky. I have a new 770 QE plus so I am learning a new machine as well but I love the results I will add a picture of my bags -
I use the paper that comes with the clear vinyl. I cut 1” w- x(?) the Lg of the zipper or seam I sew . It tears away easily. Love the projects you do. Thank you for sharing your beautiful talents.
I make close to the same bag,but with material,comic strip newspapers, and packing tape.These materials also make great,colorful wastebaskets.thank you for the video.😉
Wow! Not only is this a useful ‘On Trend’ project, the tutorial is well made! Your directions are clear, concise, accurate, informative and well-spoken. Your instructions/directions may move a bit quickly for a brand new novice sewer, however you answered every question that popped into my mind. (Novice sewers, just watch it a couple times. There’s LoTS of great info) Your tutorial is the best I’ve watched in a long time. Thank you for including thickness of the clear vinyl, length of stitch as well as your seam allowances. I wouldn’t have remembered to lengthen my stitch until after I got started... and then I would have perforated the clear vinyl. Also, thank you for not including a long introduction into your ‘life story’ or cheesy music. (Hey Ben, Cool 🐈)
You gave a very nice tutorial. Very informative and you have a pleasant voice to listen to. I love the bag you made! It is beautiful. Thanks for sharing your project.
Just found your you tube and think your instructions are very detailed and can’t wait to try and make one. Love that you are using the vinyl I bought the annies one isn’t that easy to get here in Australia. A tip for cutting the vinyl is to use an older rotary cutter (I use a sharpie on the blade to write blunt) not the brand new one as the vinyl blunts the blade. Also please please remember to close your blade every time. My first patchwork class I had a nurse and she told us she had seen so many people with toes cut off from dropping the blade on their toes. It was a good habit to get into. Also the same for the scissors. I now know why my mum used to scream not my good scissors when I was a kid. Where did you get the cool zips? I also have a roller you can use to finger press . I have liked and subscribed to your channel and look forward to watching more videos from you. From Melbourne Australia 🇦🇺
This is awesome. Iʻm working on a vinyl case to protect my documents from the rain and Iʻm glad I found your tutorial first before going too deep. The pattern I was using wasn't quite right and now I'm going to switch to your version. I love your fabric and colorful zipper too! Thank you sharing this tutorial!
Made two of these last night first time using walking foot clear vinyl and waterproof canvas I don’t do anything easy 😂 thanks Lauren your tutorial was amazing
I only made one but same here, first time using vinyl, waterproof canvas and I was so proud of myself for figuring out how to use my walking foot that I’ve had for over 2 years and never used! She makes it look so easy!
I love this tutorial and have made one. I am busy making 10 more of these bags for my daughters crèche so the kids can put their lunch boxes in them. Thanks again for this clear and easy tutorial. I also see your iron. I would love to get one for myself.
Awesome tutorial! You're great at mentioning all the little important things we might forget, and really keep the talking informative without stumbling around and repeating things! That bag is so nice. Thank you for uploading. :)
What an amazing idea!! I'm going to make several of these this afternoon for my daughter to take to work with her. She teaches at a preschool/daycare center and they will be perfect to put the little ones extra clothes, dry or wet (accidents do happen at daycare😉). So thank you so very much for this quick and very useful tutorial!!
My first quilting class was an Eleanor Burnes in the early 80's. My first rotary cutter had 2 blades and you adjusted the width between the blades, no rulers used, lol. The 60's....silly girl, lol..
I just love this video. So glad I found it. I followed the instructions and made a bag today. It turned out so cute. The instructions are very easy to follow which is something I really appreciate. Thanks for sharing your sewing skills with us!!
Thanks for fun tutorial! I ordered some waterproof canvas using your link. I first learned about it from you awhile back but finally decided to try 4 colors!
Lauren, I just wanted to let you know that “Salirite” has the zipper jig for $45.95. It’s exactly like the one you have. I bought it and it’s worth every penny.
I absolutely love, love, love this bag! I crochet and this would make perfect project bags! I will be making lots of them! Thank you for sharing this with us!
I really loved this video, so good to see someone so young with those kind of skills. Thanks for sharing. I’m wondering what kind of iron is that? I love this❤️ nice sewing machine.
I'm so glad I found this video. I've made a few full vinyl bags but I love yours more with the material at the bottom. I just bought a large roll of vinyl. Great video.....so easy to follow. Thank you.
I'm teaching my 7 yr old grandson to sew. This will be a great project for him to learn and it will whole his interest. Especially since he can put his lego toys in. Thank you.
Good idea grandma! I am not a grandma , but your idea for Lego bricks which I still have loads of, I am saving them for my grandkids which I hope to have one day😊 What i love is that you are going to teach a grandson ! I love when parents and grandparents teach male offsprings domestic skills. I have a hubby that brings me everything to mend ...sad ...his mom did not teach him basic domestic skills. It was to repair the hem on his pants. I taught my sons to repair hems, sew buttons back on shirts. No one is going to do that for them , I didn't want them coming to me when I am age 80 to repair their clothes . I am going to attempt making this bag .....I like the idea to pack stuff for vacation . Thanks for sharing !
Just made one today using your tutorial Lauren and I love it...you explained things really well, I'm sure I'll be making more and as you suggested perhaps bias covering the seams if I make it for someone special ... thank you sew much lol...Lindy
I just made one of these and had a lot of fun. Really neat project. Somehow, my Heavy Duty basic Singer did not need a walking foot. Thanks for sharing this!
Really enjoyed watching your video! I'm not a seamstress, but you make me want to give it a try. By the way, that is THE absolute coolest iron I have ever seen! Can't wait to show my aunt (she's the seamstress in the family)! Thank you so much!!!
I just found this tutorial and it really helped me allot! I was looking for an idea for a small pouch I could use as packaging for sets of project keepers and stitch markers that I make and sell. I made one (it's very small.. 8 by 6 cm) and it worked! THANK YOU!
Thank you so much for another great tutorial video. Just some interesting history the first rotary cutter was made in 1979 and the inventor was the founder of the OLFA company.
I needed a purse, bag, or pouch to enter a concert and just found your video, which I used to make my own, and to make it a little more comfortable, I added a shoulder strap. Thank you so much for your time to show how to do it.
Just a pro tip from an upholsterer/custom boot maker... If you spray aerosol silicone spray on your table/sewing machine bed and wipe with a piece of t-shirt your materials that stick will slide, it will last quite awhile also, a quick spray on a rag and wipe down will get you through a small project.
El Michelle , thank you, that is a fantastic idea! Anyone who does paint pours with acrylic will have silicone oil. Just a tiny bit of that will do the same thing I would think, what say you?
@@SashasRevenge Sure, I don't see why not. I use the spray so its just a thin, easy to spread coat, but I use it for a few things so have it on hand.
El Michelle, Same here, It has so many fantastic uses, I use it for many different things and would not be without, the oil and the spray. Great stuff! I never really would have thought of doing that though. Thanks for that great Idea! Oh hey, Do you have a website by any chance or are you like me and just keep your work personal? 😉
@@SashasRevenge at the moment have just been selling outright/custom orders but am focused on going online by end of year.
Hi Marine Mama, I’m a MOM, too. Ooh rah!
Using cut out corners for zipper tabs. Brilliant!
Thanks for a very clear and informative video. The zipper instructions were so easy to follow! Loved it!!
I love that you do not waste materials, even when fuzzy cutting you are careful not to waste. I think this one clear carry all is a winner.
Love hearing and seeing your cat Ben. So cute.
I really appreciate the alternative suggestions like, don't have vinyl? Get a shower curtain, use a beddig set bag, great ideas!
This would be an amazing gift for a bride to give her attendants!!! You could give these to the girls the day of the wedding with the gift of earrings so they all match on your wedding day. OF course use fabric in the colors you've chosen for your wedding!
Hi, lovely clear instructions, thank you and no intrusive music. Thank you so much.
you are by far the most professional.
Love yourvideo & kitty. Zipper instructions were right on! Thank you❤
Loved your video Lauren!!! So many excellent tips and a beautiful finished bag! It's rare that a demonstrator doesn't go on and on about useless info but you never do, you are clear, to the point, fun, very knowledgeable, confident and I could happily watch a video you made all day long! 5 stars, 2 thumbs up from me! Hope to see another project by Lauren soon! Thank you for taking the time to teach us how to make the wonderful project. P.S. Ben is so cute and I enjoyed his debut!
If don't have a teflon foot you can put some scotch tape on the bottom of your presser foot so it doesn't stick to the vinyl and put tissue paper under the vinyl to keep it from sticking to the bed of your machine.
My first time watching you. Wow you know what you’re doing and describe it so well.!
Super cute and easy. I think I may make one for my granddaughter to use as a lunchbox. Put a cute side handle on it.
I love this pattern. I just made one in about an hour! I've been working on a very difficult pattern that was kicking my butt and I needed to make something easy and fast to restore my faith in my sewing ability. LOL This was just the ticket. Thanks again for being a mind reader!!!!
Thanks so much for the tip on the corners of leaving thread and pushing it close. What a game changer!
I stumbled upon this video and decided to give this project a try I made two today. The first one gave me a few fits with the zipper...so I slightly altered the second one. Fun pattern.
I don't have a commercial machine, I sew on a domestic machine, using my teflon foot when sewing vinyl. I will also use tissue paper under my vinyl to keep it from sticking to the bed of my machine.
Love it!
This really works!?! I have a vinyl project I'm getting ready to start, this is good to know!!
Your video is the first vinyl bag tutorial I've learnt.
I love your simplicity.
I subscribed.
Made this bag in under an hour and I love it, wish I can share the picture of finished bag. love your tutorials and enjoy watching them , thank you!!
Thanks for the idea for a simple project. Love the fabric! A helpful tip for working with clear vinyl is to place a piece of tissue paper between the vinyl and the sewing machine and then it just tears away after you sew and it keeps the vinyl from sticking. I use the tissue scraps that come with the interfacing.
So awesome! This is my new favorite project bag for knitting and crochet! Thanks to the viewer for the tip of using the tissue paper that comes with the vinyl to prevent it from sticking. That worked like a charm! I am going to make so many of these!
7:35 The first rotary cutter was introduced by Olfa in 1979. The guy who sold me my sewing machine showed me a book his mom wrote on quilting right before the rotary cutter was introduced and adopted by quilters and each piece had to be hand cut. 😅
Vanessa Mtz, Yep. Cut the templates out of cardboard or sandpaper; hand cut each & every little piece. I was going to say, probably sometime in the 1980’s, because my first quilting class was 1981, (quilting was just starting to come back in style) and we (students & teacher) had not yet heard about the rotary cutters and acrylic rulers. But as soon as I did, I bought them! That changed everything! Especially the clear rulers, which are a huge help for all kinds of sewing & crafting. Before that, rulers you couldn’t see through. (How archaic, lol. But seriously, so annoying!). And of course, the rotary cutter, so MUCH faster & more accurate (although there was a learning curve to hold it properly while cutting) and I was terrified at first I was going to cut myself, but I never did, am always careful. I still have my original 28 mil Olfa cutter, & then added a Fiskar’s ergonomic 45 mil, and they’re both still going strong - I still use them. Didn’t realize it had been so long, lol! Still have my original acrylic ruler too, although I’ve upgraded those as they’ve improved leaps & bounds, esp. thicker & better markings. Wow, I think I’m officially vintage, lol!😬
Vanessa Mtz ❣️ yes that is what I found too 😊❣️ oh yes we are vintage now like fine wine 😄
@@fludrbywest3886 I think grandma might be a bit younger if she had a rotary cutter, yes it’s not a 1960 invention though I think her grandma would probably laugh, can we interview grandma?
This is the first video I watched to get me wanting to sew.
You are the bomb. Can I tell you how long I have been trying to learn about Vinyl and fabric just like this, in general. I make jewelry and like to include some fun stuff but I don't want to dig deep and learn all of it for the few times I use it. I wind up just giving up and never actually making anything. It's a hassle. I have seen countless tutorials and they say "buy vinyl sheets" "get fabric, all types, at stores that sell it" omg. Finally someone said something that I can use and really make something ..Thank youuuuu! Wish I found you first.
Oh.. My.. God.. your iron just lifted itself up on jack stands!! THAT'S SO COOL!!!
Yeah. Never see this kind of iron. Cool.
ooh Lauren i knew i liked you from the start, YOU GOT A KITTY! SO PRECIOUS! But gurl, i am TRULY DIGGIN THAT MICHEAL MILLER FABRIC! I went on Amazon to see if i could find it, they didn't have it but i found some more really cool fabric prints of his. but i Love that print you got! it reminds me of one of my favorite artists, Lithenstein.
i design and create canvas tote bags and accessories too.
A friend of mine will love this. She can’t stand not seeing her stuff. Thanks Lauren
I watched you cut and sew in awe. I am a complete newbie sewing bags. Someday I hope to be as good as you. ❤️❤️❤️
Thank you for the video , I can’t wait to start my bag
My cat was intrigued by Ben’s chatting. :)
I saw your video and I said I need to make this! I did as soon I get home and it’s beautiful! Thanks!
great pattern/bag I made 2 today ! Ok have to add that the vinyl I used was probably for table coverings from Joann but it worked great - I only seem to have an issue with the zipper foot pushing the zipper over and being a bit wonky. I have a new 770 QE plus so I am learning a new machine as well but I love the results I will add a picture of my bags -
Sew fun! Thank you for sharing your knowledge and talents with us!
Thank you for sharing with us. I made one for my mom and her best friend for all the meds and they love it
I love it when she laughs with herself like sims ❤️
I use the paper that comes with the clear vinyl. I cut 1” w- x(?) the Lg of the zipper or seam I sew . It tears away easily. Love the projects you do. Thank you for sharing your beautiful talents.
Another fabulous video. Thank you Lauren and Ben.
Now when I'm done I'm excited to bring it with me to put my groceries in!! They banned plastic grocery bags here in OR...so..yeah!Thank you!!
I make close to the same bag,but with material,comic strip newspapers, and packing tape.These materials also make great,colorful wastebaskets.thank you for the video.😉
Wow! Not only is this a useful ‘On Trend’ project, the tutorial is well made! Your directions are clear, concise, accurate, informative and well-spoken. Your instructions/directions may move a bit quickly for a brand new novice sewer, however you answered every question that popped into my mind. (Novice sewers, just watch it a couple times. There’s LoTS of great info) Your tutorial is the best I’ve watched in a long time.
Thank you for including thickness of the clear vinyl, length of stitch as well as your seam allowances. I wouldn’t have remembered to lengthen my stitch until after I got started... and then I would have perforated the clear vinyl. Also, thank you for not including a long introduction into your ‘life story’ or cheesy music. (Hey Ben, Cool 🐈)
Thanks Lauren! I have that fabric and I love it. I cried a little when you used the precision snips to cut the zipper😩.
Wow great thanks for sharing all the great shortcuts. I will be making these bags. You are amazing .
Great job - explaining it so even a beginner can do this! 👍🏼😁
I love the way you work, it’s so efficient!
You gave a very nice tutorial. Very informative and you have a pleasant voice to listen to. I love the bag you made! It is beautiful. Thanks for sharing your project.
You are extremely talented! Love watching you✂️
OK...LOVE THIS TUTORIAL! I am on my way to my to my sewing room! Thanks so much for sharing this!
Just found your you tube and think your instructions are very detailed and can’t wait to try and make one. Love that you are using the vinyl I bought the annies one isn’t that easy to get here in Australia. A tip for cutting the vinyl is to use an older rotary cutter (I use a sharpie on the blade to write blunt) not the brand new one as the vinyl blunts the blade. Also please please remember to close your blade every time. My first patchwork class I had a nurse and she told us she had seen so many people with toes cut off from dropping the blade on their toes. It was a good habit to get into. Also the same for the scissors. I now know why my mum used to scream not my good scissors when I was a kid. Where did you get the cool zips? I also have a roller you can use to finger press . I have liked and subscribed to your channel and look forward to watching more videos from you. From Melbourne Australia 🇦🇺
This is awesome. Iʻm working on a vinyl case to protect my documents from the rain and Iʻm glad I found your tutorial first before going too deep. The pattern I was using wasn't quite right and now I'm going to switch to your version. I love your fabric and colorful zipper too! Thank you sharing this tutorial!
Made two of these last night first time using walking foot clear vinyl and waterproof canvas I don’t do anything easy 😂 thanks Lauren your tutorial was amazing
I only made one but same here, first time using vinyl, waterproof canvas and I was so proud of myself for figuring out how to use my walking foot that I’ve had for over 2 years and never used! She makes it look so easy!
Great idea for a stadium bag. Thanks for all your videos.
You make it look so easy...... gonna try these today😉
You’ll do great!
I love this tutorial and have made one. I am busy making 10 more of these bags for my daughters crèche so the kids can put their lunch boxes in them. Thanks again for this clear and easy tutorial. I also see your iron. I would love to get one for myself.
Awesome tutorial! You're great at mentioning all the little important things we might forget, and really keep the talking informative without stumbling around and repeating things! That bag is so nice. Thank you for uploading. :)
How have I never seen this video before!!! Thank you for those quick tips... I’ve been wasting so much time before!!!!
What an amazing idea!! I'm going to make several of these this afternoon for my daughter to take to work with her. She teaches at a preschool/daycare center and they will be perfect to put the little ones extra clothes, dry or wet (accidents do happen at daycare😉). So thank you so very much for this quick and very useful tutorial!!
My first quilting class was an Eleanor Burnes in the early 80's. My first rotary cutter had 2 blades and you adjusted the width between the blades, no rulers used, lol. The 60's....silly girl, lol..
Lauren, we are missing you! We need a live video from you. Blessings
I love your videos...I'm trying to start a home based sewing business myself...
I just love this video. So glad I found it. I followed the instructions and made a bag today. It turned out so cute. The instructions are very easy to follow which is something I really appreciate. Thanks for sharing your sewing skills with us!!
You made it look so easy, the bag is beautiful
Absolutely LOVE your tutorials...you are so easy to follow and so encouraging. Thanks for the ‘Pro’ tips and yes ....you are a pro!
Thanks for fun tutorial! I ordered some waterproof canvas using your link. I first learned about it from you awhile back but finally decided to try 4 colors!
Lauren, I just wanted to let you know that “Salirite” has the zipper jig for $45.95. It’s exactly like the one you have. I bought it and it’s worth every penny.
sewTeri ooooh I want a salirite so awesome a machien✨✨❣️
Love the hair grips as fabric clips
Wow you did a good job. I enjoyed watching you create the beautiful bag...
Fabulous! I really need some bags like that, too! Good to find your channel, Lauren.
I love this , I'm going to make this for my grandchildren.
Thank you for sharing this and for being professional
Regards from Iceland
Perfect video. So easy to follow. Had mine cut and made in 20 mins. Now to make 20 more in diff fabrics!!!
I love this little bag. I even had to order the cartoon material.
Thank you so much for this tutorial! These are so much fun to make!
I absolutely love, love, love this bag! I crochet and this would make perfect project bags! I will be making lots of them! Thank you for sharing this with us!
You are such a good teacher
Ooh, Love Comic & Nostalgic Fabrics.
Omg amazing, detailed video. AND I LOVE your commentary. It's actually hilarious.
I really loved this video, so good to see someone so young with those kind of skills. Thanks for sharing. I’m wondering what kind of iron is that? I love this❤️ nice sewing machine.
I'm so glad I found this video. I've made a few full vinyl bags but I love yours more with the material at the bottom. I just bought a large roll of vinyl. Great video.....so easy to follow. Thank you.
Those are so cute and would love to make bags for number of grand nieces next Christmas. Great for their school stuff
Olga rotary cutters were introduced in 1979😀
Brilliant video, thank you so much. Easy to understand. Love this pattern too
I'm teaching my 7 yr old grandson to sew. This will be a great project for him to learn and it will whole his interest. Especially since he can put his lego toys in. Thank you.
Good idea grandma! I am not a grandma , but your idea for Lego bricks which I still have loads of, I am saving them for my grandkids which I hope to have one day😊
What i love is that you are going to teach a grandson ! I love when parents and grandparents teach male offsprings domestic skills. I have a hubby that brings me everything to mend ...sad ...his mom did not teach him basic domestic skills. It was to repair the hem on his pants. I taught my sons to repair hems, sew buttons back on shirts. No one is going to do that for them , I didn't want them coming to me when I am age 80 to repair their clothes . I am going to attempt making this bag .....I like the idea to pack stuff for vacation .
Thanks for sharing !
I love this video. And how you explain the whole project. I just bought a Juki 1541s. This will be one of my first projects.
Thanks again
I'm making this right now :) thank you so much for the video otherwise I couldn't do this.
My Favorite Bag. Thank you Lauren
Just made one today using your tutorial Lauren and I love it...you explained things really well, I'm sure I'll be making more and as you suggested perhaps bias covering the seams if I make it for someone special ... thank you sew much lol...Lindy
That blue it's mesmerizing. This looks easy enough for me.
This is the first pattern I turned you on and decided this is what I want to do. I just need a sewing machine
I just made one of these and had a lot of fun. Really neat project. Somehow, my Heavy Duty basic Singer did not need a walking foot. Thanks for sharing this!
What a lovely bag
Really enjoyed watching your video! I'm not a seamstress, but you make me want to give it a try. By the way, that is THE absolute coolest iron I have ever seen! Can't wait to show my aunt (she's the seamstress in the family)! Thank you so much!!!
I just found this tutorial and it really helped me allot! I was looking for an idea for a small pouch I could use as packaging for sets of project keepers and stitch markers that I make and sell. I made one (it's very small.. 8 by 6 cm) and it worked! THANK YOU!
Aw I love that idea!!
Great instructions! Thanks for showing the process to make a completed project!
This is exactly what I was looking for thanks. You’re explain it so easy!
Love this!! Already got mine started on the cutting table! Thank you Lauren!
Thank you so much for another great tutorial video. Just some interesting history the first rotary cutter was made in 1979 and the inventor was the founder of the OLFA company.
Great tutorial and the tips. You make it look so easy😎
How cute is that. I always gravitate towards this style of cosmetic bag (clear vinyl). Thank you for making this tutorial.🙌👏💕
Your tutorials are AMAZING! Thank you for sharing all your creativity ☺️💕
Love 😍 the way you make it looks soo easy. 💋💋💋