Very nice. I think most pronounce it ‘cozy’, but maybe it’s koosie where you’re at 😁. Those industrial machines are so professional & make it look so easy! 👍🏼
Thanks. The machine is a beast, but I was having so much trouble and broken parts on the lighter duty ones, that it really helped in the long run. I'm happy to say that it has almost paid for itself. I have so many round bottom bags now. They are all over my house with things in them :).
Great to see how they are made, I love mine, it will be coming on all of my wild camps in the future, I always have a beer when i camp overnight, nice beer segment at the end as always, 🍺👍 all the best Mate
That was my very first car.mine was a 1969 VW Squareback Sedan. Great tutorial Very Nice. I'm gonna have to find me some Type 3 IPA. Guess I gotta go to CO
great work - I'm new to sewing and have not run into a machine like your that you do not have to hold the threads on 'start up' or cut the threads at the end of some stitching - can you tell me about it? thank you
My machine is a singer industrial. It has a computer controlled interface and the auto backstitch and cutting feature. It’s a godsend when making volumes of product. The machine is not a model regularly available in the USA. Though there are other brands like it. There is a similar Consew model. Everything is adjustable so I can also vary lengths of the backstick/lock stitch. It can also do bar tacks which comes in handy for making loops. The machine is a walking foot. I started with a used brother home machine and went out of control after that. Lol.
ioanna stekiapantou for a can Koozie you need something to insulate. That can be felt or terry cloth or wool. But you need something for an insulation layer so that the item will stay cool. Other than that just some thread and the sewing machine
ioanna stekiapantou what country are you in? I can look it up for you. If you can find an old wool (sheep) blanket, that would work well. If you have an old sweatshirt or sweatpants, that material would work well too.
Very nice. I think most pronounce it ‘cozy’, but maybe it’s koosie where you’re at 😁. Those industrial machines are so professional & make it look so easy! 👍🏼
Awesome Project! That turned out very cool! THanks for sharing!
Regards
BCB
Thank you! Glad you enjoyed the craft.
Great Koozie idea! Like your Type 3 too! Woozie, Koozie...lol!
Thanks! The type 3 can alone is worth the try 🍻
Very nice! That machine is awesome! I still show off the round bottom canvas bag I learned how to make from you! 😀
Thanks. The machine is a beast, but I was having so much trouble and broken parts on the lighter duty ones, that it really helped in the long run. I'm happy to say that it has almost paid for itself. I have so many round bottom bags now. They are all over my house with things in them :).
Guns, Knives, and Beer lol
pretty cool to see how you made this. Makes the one you sent me all the cooler. Thanks again.
Thanks! After all a can koozie is all about being cool 😉
Awesome video, I am definitely going to give this a try!
Thank you. Once you start, you'll have a coozie for every day of the week.
So cool man. I use mine all the time. It gets better the more I use it!
That Murder Inc. yup it’s gotta work in and get that stale beer smell 😝
Nice work buddy really cool stuff you have good sewing skills obviously.
Thank you! They are not great but I am learning.
Nice work buddy, love it!
Thanks! I enjoy making these things. It's satisfying, especially when I use them 🍺
Great job brother!
Thank you. I'm still learning but want to share what I have already learned.
Are the circles the same size ?
Great to see how they are made, I love mine, it will be coming on all of my wild camps in the future, I always have a beer when i camp overnight, nice beer segment at the end as always, 🍺👍 all the best Mate
Pretty simple little thing and easy to carry along. Cheers!!! 🍻
That was my very first car.mine was a 1969 VW Squareback Sedan. Great tutorial Very Nice. I'm gonna have to find me some Type 3 IPA. Guess I gotta go to CO
Awesome make dude!
Thanks for watching! Keeping the drink cool is important in the summer.
Is there such thing as koozie restoration? Looking for someone
That’s really cool! 👍
Thanks! I make way too many of these things.
great work - I'm new to sewing and have not run into a machine like your that you do not have to hold the threads on 'start up' or cut the threads at the end of some stitching - can you tell me about it? thank you
My machine is a singer industrial. It has a computer controlled interface and the auto backstitch and cutting feature. It’s a godsend when making volumes of product. The machine is not a model regularly available in the USA. Though there are other brands like it. There is a similar Consew model. Everything is adjustable so I can also vary lengths of the backstick/lock stitch. It can also do bar tacks which comes in handy for making loops. The machine is a walking foot. I started with a used brother home machine and went out of control after that. Lol.
thanks, 'great reply - 'dem computers are Everywhere!
I love your can koozies and thank you for mine. Video coming soon!
Glad you like it. Functional too!
Awesome, thank you!!
You are welcome. Enjoy!
awesome!
I've made a few koozies out of wet suit material - I keep them in the freezer so my cold beer is not put into a warm koozie
Good idea! The wet suit koozie are a big thing in California. Pizza Port wanted wet suit koozie.
Gotcha...thanks!
Thanks for watching. Keeping beer cold is important 🍺
Really important for sure!
i have denim fabric can i do it?
Yes, absolutely! I have made them out of canvas (waxed and non-waxed - Denim is canvas), ripstop nylon, wool, you name it.
Guns, Knives, and Beer what else materials i need?
ioanna stekiapantou for a can Koozie you need something to insulate. That can be felt or terry cloth or wool. But you need something for an insulation layer so that the item will stay cool. Other than that just some thread and the sewing machine
Guns, Knives, and Beer how to ask for this fabric? What fabric make insulate
ioanna stekiapantou what country are you in? I can look it up for you. If you can find an old wool (sheep) blanket, that would work well. If you have an old sweatshirt or sweatpants, that material would work well too.