I have made more than a dozen of these now, and they work great! They fit right on the arms of the self check out space and hold more than the bags the stores provide. They were also a great way to use up some left-over fabric. Thanks so much for this video!
This appeared just in time on my feed. Reusable bags are now mandatory in New Jersey. Thank you for such an easy pattern and great, clear instructions.
I just made another one! Love this pattern, and I’m so bad at remembering to take a bag with me, having it my purse has saved me MANY times! Thanks, Cindi!
I do sewing alterations. I needed bag for multiple alterations I'd done for a neighbor. Whipped up one these and gifted to her. Easy and quick project.
Thank you for all these wonderful videos! What a wonderful idea to make a reusable bag as a gift bag 😊 I especially love how it can be rolled and buttoned up, to fit in a purse!
Easy peasy! Thanks for the bag idea for Christmas gifts, I love it, last year I used backpacks for all the Grand-children and used my Cricut and decorated them and filled them with everything I could thing of that each child enjoyed doing crafty wise. Thanks for sharing. Happy Holidays.
Thank you for the bag kit, I'm a newbie and need a few useful projects before I delve into a quilt. Your the first utube tutorials I've watched but opted to do a block of the month hoping to build up my confidence. Thank you Cindi & Brianne!
I so very much appreciate this video as a beginner Cindi! Had not seen the first video and there was no mention of it with the download when I got it and I absolutely admit I was kind of struck looking at that handle - LOL! Beginner Brain - LOL! Again, so grateful for you and all you do to help us out in the world wide web!
Nice washable bag. Will have to use as a gift bag at this time. Our grocery stores are not allowing any outside bags to be used. I miss that, since the paper and plastic bags are piling up fast!
If you decide to use cotton fabric instead of upholstery fabric and I want to use interfacing what type of interfacing do I need to buy and how much interfacing do I need to buy and what pieces of the bag do I fuse with interfacing since there is a outer fabric and lining fabric and fabric for the straps so please let me know as soon as possible
THANK YOU !!! I have been making these took me a while but now I get it 😊 . Could you please give me a free printable template for making adult bib my mother is in a nursing home ?
How did you do the button? Did you sew an elastic loop to the bag and then sewed a shank over the loop? Or was the elastic put through the button hole and then the button was sewn onto the bag?
I think that the link to the pattern is missing! Or, it could be that I'm operating on one hour of sleep last night, and my sleepy eyes just aren't seeing it! :-)
while i love the pattern and it's simplicity, am very curious as to what kind of cloth you used, why you didn't use a liner, why you didn't use any kind of interfacing, or do any kind of top stitching. bc your bag while cute, looks unfinished, and something like child's first project. it's the details that matter. Not to mention i can't imagine that it would hold to up to much more that a loaf of bread or maybe some fruit from the farmer's market. it wouldn't take any effort at all to cut out a third piece of interfacing and increase the pattern 1/4'' to allow for an extra top stitch. or even do a french stitch to it. bc if you're going to be carrying you're groceries home you really do need that extra strength, and most peoplle don't have a surger.
You could certainly do that. You can make it as fancy as you like. The point was to have a fast project. It does hold quite a bit. Far more than a loaf of bread. If you don’t have a serger a rolled hem is quick. It’s not unfinished.
@@TheFabricPatch i wasn't saying it would only hold a loaf of bread. i was saying tha the strength of it would only hold a loaf of bread or fruit. unless of coarse you were using a heavy duty canvas or webbing of some sort. if you were to put more than that say any can goods after a few uses it would rip, if not the first time and all your hard work would be for nothing. and you would be left with nohing lef with scrap material.
Thank you for tutorial. Was wondering if you could show how to make it with two fabrics to make it stronger and reversible.
I have made more than a dozen of these now, and they work great! They fit right on the arms of the self check out space and hold more than the bags the stores provide. They were also a great way to use up some left-over fabric. Thanks so much for this video!
This appeared just in time on my feed. Reusable bags are now mandatory in New Jersey. Thank you for such an easy pattern and great, clear instructions.
This is fantastic for all my half yardage. Thank for this free pattern. I did French seams. And zig zagged the raw edges. Thank you again! ❤
I just made another one! Love this pattern, and I’m so bad at remembering to take a bag with me, having it my purse has saved me MANY times! Thanks, Cindi!
I downloaded the template. Made four with pockets. Beautiful fall leaves and acorns. I wish I could show you. Next... onto snowflakes!
Definitely the easiest bag I've ever seen...will use this idea! Thank you for sharing!
I do sewing alterations. I needed bag for multiple alterations I'd done for a neighbor. Whipped up one these and gifted to her. Easy and quick project.
I've watched so many bag tutorials. This one is BY FAR THE BEST! Thank you so much!
Very nice . And I love the quilt behind you is beautiful
Thank you for all these wonderful videos! What a wonderful idea to make a reusable bag as a gift bag 😊 I especially love how it can be rolled and buttoned up, to fit in a purse!
here’s the template! www.fabricpatch.net/shop/Shop-Label-Patterns/p/12-yard-grocery-bag-x50386128.htm
Thank you so much! This is the best tutorial that I’ve seen for a reusable bag. This was so easy to make and thank you for the pattern as well!
Thank you!
Love this pattern! Making these is almost addicting as quilting!!LOL. This is also a GREAT beginning sewer project. Thank You.
Hello friend!! here’s the template! www.fabricpatch.net/shop/Shop-Label-Patterns/p/12-yard-grocery-bag-x50386128.htm
hahaha, I am always leaving my bags in the car! love this idea!
Easy peasy! Thanks for the bag idea for Christmas gifts, I love it, last year I used backpacks for all the Grand-children and used my Cricut and decorated them and filled them with everything I could thing of that each child enjoyed doing crafty wise. Thanks for sharing. Happy Holidays.
Oh fun!!
I have made 3 of these bags and keep them in my purse. Great video.
Found it on your web site after I goggled grocery bag. Thank you ! Love you ladies and so enjoy your posts! Blessings and hugs 🤗
Thank you for the bag kit, I'm a newbie and need a few useful projects before I delve into a quilt. Your the first utube tutorials I've watched but opted to do a block of the month hoping to build up my confidence. Thank you Cindi & Brianne!
I absolutely love this - so did my daughter! Thanks so much!!!
Thank you so much for this tutorial on shopping bags, you make it so easy
Thank you so much. This is the simplest and easiest bag I've seen so far. Will be making mine this way.
Love it. I can wash them after shopping.
Hello friend!
here’s the template! www.fabricpatch.net/shop/Shop-Label-Patterns/p/12-yard-grocery-bag-x50386128.htm
I so very much appreciate this video as a beginner Cindi! Had not seen the first video and there was no mention of it with the download when I got it and I absolutely admit I was kind of struck looking at that handle - LOL! Beginner Brain - LOL! Again, so grateful for you and all you do to help us out in the world wide web!
here’s the template I forgot to attach! www.fabricpatch.net/shop/Shop-Label-Patterns/p/12-yard-grocery-bag-x50386128.htm
I absolutely love this! This is one of the cutest bags ever! I will be using this all the time and I am going to sell some of them! Thank you!
Excellent!! You are welcome!!
I'll be checking back for the template. Thanks for such a fun idea. :)
here’s the template! www.fabricpatch.net/shop/Shop-Label-Patterns/p/12-yard-grocery-bag-x50386128.htm
great idea. thanks for making it so easy
Thank you, and I love the idea of using it as a gift bag.
Love that backdrop😊😊
I love your tutorials!
I love this one ❤️. THank you. Now I can get rid of all those other bulky bags I have.
here’s the template! www.fabricpatch.net/shop/Shop-Label-Patterns/p/12-yard-grocery-bag-x50386128.htm
Love it! I will be making some for family gifts. Thanks!
This is sew neat! Love it, thank you very much.
Thank you for the download, your video was so easy and helpful
This looks great. Where is the downloadable template please?
Thank you for the pattern
Great pattern! Would any dimension change if doing the same process for a lining?
Nice washable bag. Will have to use as a gift bag at this time. Our grocery stores are not allowing any outside bags to be used. I miss that, since the paper and plastic bags are piling up fast!
Easy to follow will try it
Definitely will make a couple of these!
Love this!
I l❤️ve your scarf!!!
Thank you so much! We have a tutorial on how to make it. Go back to our channel and find the “infinity scarf”
If you decide to use cotton fabric instead of upholstery fabric and I want to use interfacing what type of interfacing do I need to buy and how much interfacing do I need to buy and what pieces of the bag do I fuse with interfacing since there is a outer fabric and lining fabric and fabric for the straps so please let me know as soon as possible
Love this idea, thanks for sharing!
Have never seen that patern before.❤️🙏💕
here’s the template www.fabricpatch.net/shop/Shop-Label-Patterns/p/12-yard-grocery-bag-x50386128.htm
@@TheFabricPatch thank you I do not have any way of printing the pattern.Thank you Nancy Caudill
Very clever. Thanks!
I loved it!!
THANK YOU !!! I have been making these took me a while but now I get it 😊 . Could you please give me a free printable template for making adult bib my mother is in a nursing home ?
I love you guys!
Excelente gracias 👌
Nice and easy!
Thank you
Great video!
Enjoyed the tutorial is there a way to add a lining to the bag?
I'm going to make an additional one and place it inside and stitch it together, we'll see!
Hmm cut 2 & make it reversible?
Absolutely!
can i add ribbon to the handles?
How did you do the button? Did you sew an elastic loop to the bag and then sewed a shank over the loop? Or was the elastic put through the button hole and then the button was sewn onto the bag?
Elastic with the button on top.
Template is missing. Great bag!
here’s the template! www.fabricpatch.net/shop/Shop-Label-Patterns/p/12-yard-grocery-bag-x50386128.htm
Cute
Wonderful bag. Thank you! I’m not seeing the download for the template. I’ll check your website. Great ideas!!!
here’s the template! www.fabricpatch.net/shop/Shop-Label-Patterns/p/12-yard-grocery-bag-x50386128.htm
@@TheFabricPatch Thank you very much!
Looks like it could be slightly altered to make a tank top?? Double use!
Sure!
Or use a tank top to make this bag! 😊
I'm a beginner and luv this. I didn't see the pattern
www.fabricpatch.net/shop/Shop-Label-Patterns/p/12-yard-grocery-bag-x50386128.htm
I do not see the template that you say is below in the comments from the Patch. Thank you 😊 I will check back.
here’s the template! www.fabricpatch.net/shop/Shop-Label-Patterns/p/12-yard-grocery-bag-x50386128.htm
Template not there??
so sorry! www.fabricpatch.net/shop/Shop-Label-Patterns/p/12-yard-grocery-bag-x50386128.htm
the bottom of my bag does not look like yours. I followed your directions exactly. Please help!
Never mind- I found another video that showed how to make box corners so the edge is on the inside of the bag, not the ouside.
where is the template?
so sorry!! www.fabricpatch.net/shop/Shop-Label-Patterns/p/12-yard-grocery-bag-x50386128.htm
Can you line them
Of course!!
When you s'ay half à yard, what's that in inches square, 18x18. I'm in France so I don't understand the full measurement to start with
Oh sorry. A half yard is 18”, but it is the full width of the fabric, do it is 18” x 42”
@@TheFabricPatch that makes sense niw
Thank you
Thank you
I cant find your link for the pattern. Am I missing something?
www.fabricpatch.net/shop/Shop-Label-Patterns/p/12-yard-grocery-bag-x50386128.htm
where do i get the pattern
It is in the description as a free download.
Couldn't find link to template.
www.fabricpatch.net/shop/Shop-Label-Patterns/p/12-yard-grocery-bag-x50386128.htm
It would be nice if there were written instructions.
I think that the link to the pattern is missing! Or, it could be that I'm operating on one hour of sleep last night, and my sleepy eyes just aren't seeing it! :-)
Awe honey, get some rest. So you can sew awake. 🥰
www.fabricpatch.net/shop/Shop-Label-Patterns/p/12-yard-grocery-bag-x50386128.htm
@@suzannewood1518 Making lots of Christmas gifts! Running out of time!!! 😊
@annKathy. I hear you. Between making 1500 masks, going for maintenance chemo, and trying to get quilts done. Not enough hours in a day
@@suzannewood1518 Yes, mam! I'm grateful to be of service, as I'm sure you are too!!! Blessings to you and, happy Thanksgiving!! :-)
while i love the pattern and it's simplicity, am very curious as to what kind of cloth you used, why you didn't use a liner, why you didn't use any kind of interfacing, or do any kind of top stitching. bc your bag while cute, looks unfinished, and something like child's first project. it's the details that matter. Not to mention i can't imagine that it would hold to up to much more that a loaf of bread or maybe some fruit from the farmer's market. it wouldn't take any effort at all to cut out a third piece of interfacing and increase the pattern 1/4'' to allow for an extra top stitch. or even do a french stitch to it. bc if you're going to be carrying you're groceries home you really do need that extra strength, and most peoplle don't have a surger.
You could certainly do that. You can make it as fancy as you like. The point was to have a fast project. It does hold quite a bit. Far more than a loaf of bread. If you don’t have a serger a rolled hem is quick. It’s not unfinished.
@@TheFabricPatch i wasn't saying it would only hold a loaf of bread. i was saying tha the strength of it would only hold a loaf of bread or fruit. unless of coarse you were using a heavy duty canvas or webbing of some sort. if you were to put more than that say any can goods after a few uses it would rip, if not the first time and all your hard work would be for nothing. and you would be left with nohing lef with scrap material.
A, nice bag ...but an awful lot of extravagant supplies. It’s only super simple if you own a serger !
what extravagant supplies? A sewing machine, scissors, thread, all things sewers have on hand.
great idea. thanks for making it so easy