Great instructions going to try soon. Only thing I don't know if my domestic sewing machine can sew through the thickness of fabric and glue. I don't wear bucket hats but I do sew them so awesome hat. Goin to add ears to mine lol. Keep on being you. Thank you
Dude you're so cool I love this Thank you I actually had a handbag business for a while called happening handbags and I miss doing that so I got on here to look see if I can make my own handles cuz I'm starting it up again Thank you for sharing You look awesome
I notice one thing today that is worth mentioning. Instead of sliders in the front i used squares. However the measurements do not match as for the slider. On my bag the end Connectors endes above the upper Edgware of the front panel. So i excluded the end tags and shortend the handles after the rivets and I places one more river above the original one so the handle sits nice and firm.
You are new to this? Oh my goodness, you certainly don't act like ya are! Great videos!!! Thank you for sharing. And - question for ya .... what kind of pen (or whatever) are you using to mark the denim? It seems to work perfectly every time! Can't say that about the markers I use! TY =^.^=
I honestly can't remember what weight the denim is the video was, but I typically recommend a midweight denim maybe 10-14 oz, but you could use a heavier or lighter denim depending the application
Enjoyed, thank you for sharing.
I just found your channel. Thanks for the tutorial
Muchísimas Gracias por tus instrucciones . 🙏
Thank you for the easy and clear step by step instructions.
Glad I could help!
Enjoyed your video!
Simple and to the point. Thanks so much for sharing!
Great instructions going to try soon. Only thing I don't know if my domestic sewing machine can sew through the thickness of fabric and glue. I don't wear bucket hats but I do sew them so awesome hat. Goin to add ears to mine lol. Keep on being you. Thank you
Exactly the video I was looking for. Easy to follow technique. Started making denim bags and these handles are perfect. Thanks!!
I'm glad I was able to help!
You r awesome for sharing. Thank you that was just what I was looking for!
happy to help!
Dude you're so cool I love this Thank you I actually had a handbag business for a while called happening handbags and I miss doing that so I got on here to look see if I can make my own handles cuz I'm starting it up again Thank you for sharing You look awesome
Happy to help! Glad to hear you're getting back into it, best of luck!
Awesome. Thanks
Nicely done. What is your suggestion for rolled handles using cork?
Awesome tutorial!!!!!! thank you for sharing.
I notice one thing today that is worth mentioning.
Instead of sliders in the front i used squares. However the measurements do not match as for the slider. On my bag the end Connectors endes above the upper Edgware of the front panel.
So i excluded the end tags and shortend the handles after the rivets and I places one more river above the original one so the handle sits nice and firm.
Freaking Awesome love that bag
Very informative video
u go crazy bro luv ur work🔥
Thank you🖤
I bought my handles which have holes ready for stitching, but what thread is needed I'm guessing I need to handstitch
Awesome 😊
Dude did you make the hat and please share...
I did! I release some on my website every month or two :)
You are new to this? Oh my goodness, you certainly don't act like ya are! Great videos!!! Thank you for sharing. And - question for ya .... what kind of pen (or whatever) are you using to mark the denim? It seems to work perfectly every time! Can't say that about the markers I use! TY =^.^=
Still got lots to learn, but thank you! I use heat erasable pens- you can get them on amazon + a lot of other sewing websites!
Thank you for making this tutorial! How thick is the denim fabric?
I honestly can't remember what weight the denim is the video was, but I typically recommend a midweight denim maybe 10-14 oz, but you could use a heavier or lighter denim depending the application
Very clear . Thank you ❤
What size rivets are you using?
I generally use 10 mm caps, but I have a lot of different post lengths on hand for different applications!