I just made 2 different purses lined with pockets, a Dopp kit, and make-up bag out of these placemats..I disassembled them....I saved the red thread and red checked backing....now I know exactly what I'm going to make out of what I saved !! Thanks so much!!
Such a great gift idea! You may not travel with hair products but toothpaste, sunscreen, shaving cream, hand sanitizer and a hand cream would work too. Lots of things besides makeup and hair stuff!
This is a great tutorial, especially on how to get the zipper pull on! And I love how it looks, too! The only thing I would probably do differently, would be to add a small loop handle sticking out of one end at the bottom... like a typical men's "ditty" bag. The drawback is that you'd have to find a coordinating fabric to make it out of.... but what if you snipped out the red gingham fabric from the back of the original placemat and just replaced that with any ol' scrap fabric using fusible web? Then you'd have coordinating fabric for handles! 😀
This bag would make a good kindness bag. You could some essential things along with some snacks in it. Keep a filled one in your car and give it to someone on the street who looks like they may need it. You could make up one for women and one more suited to men.
Timothy, I am always so amazed by how you can make such nice things out of a premade item. Very clever. As someone mentioned, I started watching when you wee making masks. I hope we never have to go back to that time. I love this bag, but I think it is beyond my skill level. Thank you, 🙂🙃🙂
I have seen a few of your vids, subscribing today. Love the bag, I want to make one so will save this video. Thank you for showing us how to go about making them.
I love this bag! And I love you for sharing your talents. I’ve made so many things with the pioneer woman placemats. Looking forward to do this technique. God bless.
I wish I could make it but waiting for a sewing machine lol. I bought so many pattern I bought, waiting for my sewing machine. Maybe for my 62 birthday in July
I SO appreciate you showing the finished product at the beginning! I’m tired of watching a full video and finding, at the end, they were making a purse sized for an American Girl Doll! Your instructions are precise, and you do a wonderful job of filming, getting it set with the precise angle and zoomed in to be able to see what you are doing, yet keeping fingers out of the way so we can see! You don’t ramble on about what your pet hedgehog did to help you fix dinner, but stay on the topic at hand and do a fantastic job explaining and showing what to do step by step! This video was interrupted 7 times by ads and flipped to another video (that I had absolutely NI interest in watching) three times. My only complaint. I am subscribed to your channel and I anxiously look forward to the next video. I just wanted you to know, Tim, that you are appreciated and, as far as I am concerned, a cut above every other channel I attempt to watch. After watching this I have no questions to clarify how to make this bag! Thank you for all you do!
Thank you for showing the finished product before you started the tutorial, so many teachers don’t do that.
Love this!!! Great bag for babies/toddlers and dirty clothes
What a great cosmetic bag to make for my daughters and granddaughters. Thank you Tim. ❤🇨🇦
Enjoy!!
Thank you! Very timely for me...
I just made 2 different purses lined with pockets, a Dopp kit, and make-up bag out of these placemats..I disassembled them....I saved the red thread and red checked backing....now I know exactly what I'm going to make out of what I saved !!
Thanks so much!!
You’re welcome! Have fun!!
Such a great gift idea!
You may not travel with hair products but toothpaste, sunscreen, shaving cream, hand sanitizer and a hand cream would work too. Lots of things besides makeup and hair stuff!
The over-size zipper makes so much sense, easy in, easy out.
This is a great tutorial, especially on how to get the zipper pull on! And I love how it looks, too! The only thing I would probably do differently, would be to add a small loop handle sticking out of one end at the bottom... like a typical men's "ditty" bag. The drawback is that you'd have to find a coordinating fabric to make it out of.... but what if you snipped out the red gingham fabric from the back of the original placemat and just replaced that with any ol' scrap fabric using fusible web? Then you'd have coordinating fabric for handles! 😀
That's a good idea! I'll have to give it a try!
Great job Timothy wow to think I begain following you with masks and your pushing that 100,000 viewer mark! I can’t wait to see your trophy!
Thank you so much! I really appreciate you being a loyal viewer!
This bag would make a good kindness bag. You could some essential things along with some snacks in it. Keep a filled one in your car and give it to someone on the street who looks like they may need it. You could make up one for women and one more suited to men.
You are so funny about hair products! 😂. Thanks for sharing your ideas. I always love your tutorials because you are such a natural teacher.
Timothy, I am always so amazed by how you can make such nice things out of a premade item. Very clever. As someone mentioned, I started watching when you wee making masks. I hope we never have to go back to that time. I love this bag, but I think it is beyond my skill level. Thank you, 🙂🙃🙂
I have seen a few of your vids, subscribing today. Love the bag, I want to make one so will save this video. Thank you for showing us how to go about making them.
Hey, Timothy!
This is a great project! Love the shape. It’s definitely on my ever-increasing to-do list…
Thank you, and stay well!
Muskoka ON 🇨🇦
I am surprised by how much I like it. It’s a good size and surprisingly useful actually. I’ve wasn’t sure at first. Lol
I love this bag! And I love you for sharing your talents. I’ve made so many things with the pioneer woman placemats. Looking forward to do this technique. God bless.
Thank you for showing us the points on the ruler up close
Love it for my charging paraphernalia for my IPad, hearing aid etc. I love it!
Thank you for this tutorial. I have been making a lot of bags but not this type. Can’t wait to make it. Love that it’s a quick make.
Great tutorial once again!
Great timing. I have been looking to make something just like this for when I travel to put my shoes in my suitcase.
I am so sorry I missed this live love your tutorials
I love this!!! But instead of making the pouch I want to make the placemat!!! I love blue!!! Thank you so much!!!
This was great! Thanks so much! 💙
I love your creations! Hello from Australia.
Thanks for watching from Australia!
great present
I really like this one. Thanks for sharing
Glad you like it!
Hi from chilly Bradenton Florida.
Your scissors are so sharp. What brand are you using? Thank you
Love the colours great vidio
Great bag and great video. You’re a great teacher.😊
Thanks! I’m glad you enjoyed it.
Thank you for the tutorial!
Glad it was helpful!
I wish I could make it but waiting for a sewing machine lol. I bought so many pattern I bought, waiting for my sewing machine. Maybe for my 62 birthday in July
You can do it!
God bless you!
Save money use a fork for your zipper pull jig❤❤❤❤❤ 4:18
Where did you you get the lining from
Wow, thats really cute! Is pack cloth thicker than nylon ripstop
Would be a great swimsuit bag or a baby wet clothes bag in the diaper bag
I wish I could make it but waiting for a sewing machine lol
Could you use PUL material for the lining?
I would think so!
@@timothytotten9409 Thank you for that great video. Keep them coming please. ❤️
What did you call the lining
It's a nylon packcloth. 420 denier is the weight I use.
I SO appreciate you showing the finished product at the beginning! I’m tired of watching a full video and finding, at the end, they were making a purse sized for an American Girl Doll! Your instructions are precise, and you do a wonderful job of filming, getting it set with the precise angle and zoomed in to be able to see what you are doing, yet keeping fingers out of the way so we can see! You don’t ramble on about what your pet hedgehog did to help you fix dinner, but stay on the topic at hand and do a fantastic job explaining and showing what to do step by step! This video was interrupted 7 times by ads and flipped to another video (that I had absolutely NI interest in watching) three times. My only complaint. I am subscribed to your channel and I anxiously look forward to the next video. I just wanted you to know, Tim, that you are appreciated and, as far as I am concerned, a cut above every other channel I attempt to watch. After watching this I have no questions to clarify how to make this bag! Thank you for all you do!