Great tutorial! Using this pattern & tutoial, my summer purse is done. I love the elongated rectangle shape, not a fan of the traditional tall crossbody purses. Thank You.
I made one of these today. So much fun to make. Thank you for the video and detailed instructions
😂 Frankinbatting! Oh my gosh that’s hilarious!! I just love you! Such a cute bag but I honestly just love hanging out with your great personality and your inspirational vids😊 ☕️ ❤
Another hit Tracey!!! ❤
Genius. One fold at a time and we will have it done.
Just love it. Will have to have a go when I finish my scrappy bags 💕💕🇦🇺🇦🇺
Brilliant.... thank you so much for showing us! I love ONE SEAM projects.... how about a glasses case....:))
Great idea! I'll have to think on that one...hard shell or soft shell case?
I practiced by folding a scaled down long piece of paper the same a the bag and a stapler to 'sew' as a practice I can hold to remember
Love this wider size! I made the first crossbody bag and love that too. Never can have enough bags!
Thank you for the updated bag tutorial! 🥰
I love this bag so much. Thank you very much ❤️
This will make a cute and handy bag. I love the closure, no snaps or magnets.
Love the patchwork look! I am going to try this with a magnetic snap!
I would put a magnetic closure on the flap to keep it in place and use the other piece of webbing as added security. Cute bag!
I love this bag. Great job.
I did it! I made it! Just finished it. I love it so much. It's so super cute!
Very nice, ❤. Thank you so much for sharing 😊
Amazing! The hard part now will be deciding on fabric choices. Thanks for the calm slow instructions. I'm excited to make a new bag because my current bag is almost to ugly to be out in public 😊
This one is my favorite of the bags that you make. I love messenger bags but typically they are too large for me. Well done.
Omg I love it. I'm definitely making it. Thank you ❤
I love this bag!!! Thank you!
I do a lot of quilting , I use the seam ripper but I also use Tula Pink's surgical seam ripper which I like as well.
Totally ❤ this pattern! Hope to make it soon.
Wow, that was amazing! I am definitely making one. Thank you for the excellent tutorial.
This looks perfect for carrying a disc bound journal! Maybe stitch the pocket to hold a couple of pens! Thank you!
I LOVE Crossbody Bags-- & this one is So Cute!! Love the patchwork too!! It appears to be an easy make, so it's going on my list!! Thanks so much 4 sharing!!
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It’s awesome the way you come up with the great ideas then share them with us. I love it❣️❣️
That is absolutely adorable! I will be making one! Love it!! You are a great teacher!!
Great job I love it. I also love the colors you picked out too. Thanks for your great tutorial. You did a great teaching video. Thank you.😊
I love your bag.
Super cute ❤
I absolutely love this purse. What a great idea. I can’t wait to make tons of them. You are so creative. I just appreciate you so much.
I’m a newbie sewer with little scraps. I’m saving this video for the future. I love this bag
An absolutely great bag. It was easily explained so that it could be made without any problems. Thank you so much for this tutorial!
Tracy great bag! When you are sewing it together have you ever considered starting your stitching by your right hand. You can sew all the way around and leave opening without breaking thread and starting again.
Absolutely adorable! Here I am in the middle of 3 other projects and now I have to stop and make this cute, cute bag! I love the colors you’ve used, too!! THANK YOU!! 😊❤🎉
Very, very cute bag!!!!! I'm always amazed by your bag designs, because they tend to be 1-seam projects. How you come up with these construction designs truly has me shaking my head is astonishment. Another great video, Tracy!!! Wish I had the time to make one (and finish a certain sewing project!!!). Hope you had a very blessed Easter! ✝
Thank you Dori❣️ Had a blessed Easter here❣️ I pray yours was a blessing too❣️
( this bag just might be my new favorite 😍)
Great video and amazing directions. To prevent your patchwork seams coming undone, stay stitch around first before assembly. Thanks, Tracy.
Love it! Can't wait to try this. What a great way to use your scraps! Thanks! You're the best!
Such a fun bag to make. Made them for my granddaughters for Christmas. They loved them. I love the patchwork look to this one. Oh the ideas you give us Miss Tracy. You’re just the bomb digity. 🤗🤗
I love the idea of a one seam pattern! Now if you can tell my ruler to draw straight lines for my rotary things would be wonderful! My bag was completed in less than 2 hours. Instructions were clear and easy to follow. I will be making more of these for birthday gifts and Christmas! Glad I found your page!
Love this bag and I've found my next project! By the way, where did you find those zippered organizing bags. They're perfect!
Thank you..Here's the tutorial on the clear wall bags....th-cam.com/video/PmAJUHUmFlA/w-d-xo.html
What a gorgeous little bag!! And very straightforward, especially with your very clear instructions. Love the patchwork look, but I could see it with a plain fabric too, like denim, or crazy log cabin . It's a great size too, just big enough for purse, phone, keys, lip balm, pen. Fabulous! I've started making a back pack style bag but will be making one of these too. Great gift idea, thank you for sharing this 😊👍❤️
Great crossbody bag hack, looks a bit complicated but simple. Thanks for sharing Tracy
At first glance it does seem complicated....try it first on a long piece of muslin so you can get the hang of it....the technique is super simple with stunning results🤩
This is such a cute bag, I love it!! BUT, my brain light bulb is not that bright when it comes to sewing things like this 😆 Too hard for me, uh unfortunately
Another great tutorial Tracy, love the bag. You are such a inspiration , thanks for sharing. 😊
awesome bag! I will defiantly be making it! What a wonderful way to use up scraps! Thanks so much for another wonderful tutorial!
Thank you for this tutorial! Great instructions. I never saw a bottom pleat done like that before. Love the bag.
Thank you, thank you, thank you, Tracy, for going to all the trouble to figure this out! I’m sure your brain felt like scrambled eggs, by the time you were done!
I still hvnt made mine, so this is in time! 😊 I bought some denim for mine bc I wanted it to be super washable, since, tho I hate to say it, most houses I hv looked at are super moldy, and I hv to decontaminate the moment I get home. I’m very sensitive to mold. Too bad you can’t tell from the pictures to stay far away! 😬 Who knew house hunting wd be so hard and so un-fun!?
Anyway, now that I’ve seen your gorgeous patchwork version, I think I’ll hv to make a pretty one too! It’s just like making a quilt, in that the choice of colors can make or break the project; don’t you think? You hv really good taste! If I see something with fabric that looks ugly to me, it’s hard to see past that to recognize a great design, even tho changing fabrics cd make it beautiful. But if beautiful fabrics are used, I can still imagine it in other colorways! Does that ever happen to you?
Anyway, top notch! I love the patchwork version!
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You're welcome Susan❣️ I just had to take the time to figure it all out....because if you don't place the pocket right in this type bag then you could end up with an upside down pocket LOL🤣
Because of the mold, you might consider making it out of vinyl, then you can wipe it down before getting in the car. ☺️
@@mrsducky3428 Thank you for the suggestion. But I’d hv to wipe me down too and I hvnt figured out how to do that yet! 😂 So when I get home, everything goes into the wash with vinegar or borax. I wear crocks so they can be washed too; and then I go straight to the shower 🧼 🚿
It’s distressing to realize that so many ppl live in these sad conditions. 😬
Nao entendo nada do que voce fala
Mas o que voce faz e perfeito lindo lindo mesmo parabéns
This bag is so cute! Love the colors you chose for your's. I plan on making one for myself. I like how you put it all together at the end as well.
However, after you used numerous seams to create the patchwork outer fabric, more to quilt it, another on the pocket, and a couple more to sew the front and lining fabric together before the final stitching to put it all together, I found it humorous that it's called a "1 seam" crossbody hack. Yeah, after your 10,148-ish seams, it made me giggle.
I absolutely love the fabric you used. Would you happen to remember what collection you used? You have such great taste with color combination. Do you have a tutorial on color blending or how you pick out your colors and patterns? I’m new to quilting.
I love this, but, do you have another tutorial like this but without the flap? Thank you.
No all of my one seam bags have a flap...but that's a good idea though...I'll add it to my list🤩
You promised me a long time ago that you were going to do a purse with a magnetic snap. 😂😂🤪
Looks like I’m going to use some cheap fabric and make a mock up because I have no idea where to place the magnetic pieces in order for them to line up correctly because once you sew them in that’s it you’re done otherwise you have to rip the whole thing apart
Sorry...one day....LOL🤣
The best thing to do is a mock up for sure...have fun with it🤩
Just finished my bag. Used two Tula Pink fabrics and the aqua webbed quilt strap from the March See Sampler😂. I am
In love. Kind of killed my fingers but who cares 👍
@@TheSewingChannel I used soft and stable
On the outer fabric and a fusible interfacing on the lining. I struggled. Rheumatoid arthritis does not play fair. But I got it and I love it 🎉🎉🎉
This is wonderful! Now I have to stop everything else and make a bag! If you don't mind me asking, could I use fusible foam instead of fusible fleece? I use Matilda's Own single-sided. It might be too stiff. Thanks from Australia 🦘
I actually wanted to use fusible foam on this but I didn't because I didn't think the foam would crease well for the folding....🤷🏻♀️
@@TheSewingChannel That was one of my thoughts too. Fusible batting or fleece it is! Thanks for your quick reply 😊
How was stitching over all those layers at the bottom of the bag? Advise? Thank you.
You can use an iron and press them to compact them some people actually even use a hammer
How thin was fuseable flece?
It was thinner than I wanted it to be LOL🤣 There are links in description box to find the one I used✅
Also, did I miss the length of the shoulder strap? 😕
It's 50.50" then I set in at approximately 2" from the top opening of bag....(Hits me perfect at the hip and I'm 5'3"✅
@The Sewing Channel Thanks for that, Tracy. That gives me something to work with. I'm 5'7", or thereabouts, so will add a couple more inches. Great! 👍
Looks like you did this the hard way. Why not just cut 2.5 inch strips sew them all together to get a finished length of 26.5 inches and have those strips long enough so that they would equal 14 1/2 inches. And then cut them into your squares
It’s more than one seam.
One seam closes it all up...In my original design I use one long piece of fabric to make the bag✅ So many people wanted variations to make it..but in still continues to be called the one seam crossbody so everyone knows it is the same bag.
😂😂😂 you didn’t even take your own advice by stay stitching an eighth of an inch around the part of the purse that make up the fabric square patches that’s why your seams came undone. 🤣🤣😝
Perhaps for anybody else that is doing this exact method maybe instead of marking 8 inches at the beginning mark seven and three-quarter inches so that you’re not having to deal with that Center seam. Don’t know if that would throw off anything else though. Or instead of pressing that particular seam open press to one side so it lays flat and maybe stick some 1/4 inch wonder tape down to keep it out of your way
I have done a similar purse with that type of accordion pleating I like to iron each of those pleats maybe use chalk instead of those heat erasable pens
I backstitched all the seams but what can I say ....stuff happens...🤷🏻♀️
🔴Finished Bag Measurements
For The 1 Seam Crossbody Messenger Bag
8.25" High
13" Across
2.50" Width (front to back)
Thank you!