Wonderful. I am a member of facebook group - creative bag making. A woman asked how to do this. I just posted “A great method for doing this - adding your video and date of it. I hope your channel continues to grow. You are great.
Thank you! I'm sorry that people were rude about the other video. If that's the case, can we still call this a Devon pouch? 🤦🏽♀️🤷🏽♀️😂. Dont get discouraged. You're doing great. Keep going. Are doing the zipper pull video on Friday?
It's okay. I've handled it in the best way I know how. I would never try to claim anything that wasn't my own, nor would I want to misrepresent someone else ideas. Yep, still the devon pouch. ;) I do have the zipper pull video ready to be uploaded as a Bonus Monday video next week.
Thanks for watching. I use Selric thread, which you can find a link for in the description of the video. I use a 4.5 to 5 mm stitch length when top stitching, and for structural seams, I use a 3 mm stitch length.
Thanks again. You are a really great resource. Do you ever work with leather? I watched another sewist and she used leather in certain places, yet not everywhere. It looks really good, though not as expensive as it looks. I love the way you match colours and patterns. Thanks again.
I appreciate your sweet comment. I would love to work with leather, but it's an expense I can't take on at the moment, at least until my business starts being profitable. I only started my website a year ago and it's hard to get traffic when you only advertise on social media.
@@RogueStitches I hear you about the leather! You seem to be a talented woman. You are also polite and a good teacher. Those should take you a long way Very best to you! Hugs
Thank you for this quick video, I just made the Bagstock Cross Body bag and your way of doing the zipper end is much better. PS: what machine do you have please. :)
The 'Butler Method' video has been removed after receiving numerous negative messages on social media and my business website. I sent a message to the creator of the 'Butler Method' and the reply was basically that what I had demonstrated was not the Butler Method'. (In much different words.)
You could if you cut off the stop at the tail end. You need to be able to spread the sides apart so that you can stitch them into their prospective sides.
Hi, I made this request to a YT influencer, but was wondering if you have time could you take a look and perhaps make a video. Here goes: I have a request, if you ever have time. It is in regards to boxed bottoms. There are hundreds of tutorials on YT on how to make boxed bottom bags, but my problem is figuring out how boxing a zipper pouch affects both the width and the height of the finished product. It's a mathematical formula. For example, if I want my finished pouch to be 9 w x 5 1/2 h x 1 1/2 d, using 1/2" seam allowances, plus allowances for the zipper seams (or whatever it's called), how would I figure this out? If you were to add a boxed (flat) bottom to the pouch in your tutorial, the width as well as the height would change. And if you wanted to make it the size shown, you would have to use different dimensions to get that result. Therein lies my problem. I want to make pouches, but not always the same width or height as shown in YT tutorials. I would like to create my own preferred sizes. I know this is a lot and hope it all makes sense. I have been trying to figure out this formula for a long time to no avail. If you do a tutorial, can you use the dimensions I listed as your example please. Thanks.
Wonderful. I am a member of facebook group - creative bag making. A woman asked how to do this. I just posted “A great method for doing this - adding your video and date of it. I hope your channel continues to grow. You are great.
Thank you!
That is such a professional looking bag! Wow!
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I just Love that pink vinyl
Enjoy your video sharing this technique and the previous video with the Devon Pouch. Great Job!
Thank you. I appreciate you taking the time to watch my videos.
I really enjoy your videos. Your instructions are so clear, it is very refreshing. I hope you continue to teach
Thank you!
So smart! Thank you for sharing this.
You're very welcome!
Love your video! Thanks for sharing!
Thank you.
Thank you! I'm sorry that people were rude about the other video. If that's the case, can we still call this a Devon pouch? 🤦🏽♀️🤷🏽♀️😂. Dont get discouraged. You're doing great. Keep going. Are doing the zipper pull video on Friday?
It's okay. I've handled it in the best way I know how. I would never try to claim anything that wasn't my own, nor would I want to misrepresent someone else ideas.
Yep, still the devon pouch. ;) I do have the zipper pull video ready to be uploaded as a Bonus Monday video next week.
Hi great video thank you for doing it, please could I ask what type of thread and stitch length you sew your vinyl with?
Thanks for your help.
Thanks for watching. I use Selric thread, which you can find a link for in the description of the video. I use a 4.5 to 5 mm stitch length when top stitching, and for structural seams, I use a 3 mm stitch length.
LadyCrafts hi great thank you so much, am new to sewing vinyl !!! x
Thanks for the great video
Sorry to ask again but what type of thread do you use when making these bags please, I really do need to start using my Juki soon
I use Selric thread. There's a link in the description for the ones I buy on Amazon.
@@RogueStitches Again thank you
Thanks again. You are a really great resource. Do you ever work with leather? I watched another sewist and she used leather in certain places, yet not everywhere. It looks really good, though not as expensive as it looks. I love the way you match colours and patterns. Thanks again.
I appreciate your sweet comment. I would love to work with leather, but it's an expense I can't take on at the moment, at least until my business starts being profitable. I only started my website a year ago and it's hard to get traffic when you only advertise on social media.
@@RogueStitches I hear you about the leather! You seem to be a talented woman. You are also polite and a good teacher. Those should take you a long way Very best to you! Hugs
What type of double sided adhesive do you use?
Hi, Barbara! I use DST from Fireweed Stitches. (not affiliated) Here is a link for you:
www.fireweedstitches.com/product-page/double-sided-tape
@@RogueStitches thank you I love this technique so much easier than stitching and pinning it down.
Thank you for this quick video, I just made the Bagstock Cross Body bag and your way of doing the zipper end is much better. PS: what machine do you have please. :)
Thanks for watching! In this video, I'm using the Juki DU1181-N industrial machine.
@@RogueStitches Thank you, I have the same machine, but not used it as yet, it's a little intimidating LOL
What material or fabric is the one color pink?
The solid pink is marine vinyl from Marine Vinyl Fabrics.
Isn’t this the same as your video on the Butler method? Enjoyed both though
The 'Butler Method' video has been removed after receiving numerous negative messages on social media and my business website. I sent a message to the creator of the 'Butler Method' and the reply was basically that what I had demonstrated was not the Butler Method'. (In much different words.)
LadyCrafts oh sorry, it was still enjoyable 😀
Can that method be used with premade zippers?
You could if you cut off the stop at the tail end. You need to be able to spread the sides apart so that you can stitch them into their prospective sides.
Hi, I made this request to a YT influencer, but was wondering if you have time could you take a look and perhaps make a video. Here goes: I have a request, if you ever have time. It is in regards to boxed bottoms. There are hundreds of tutorials on YT on how to make boxed bottom bags, but my problem is figuring out how boxing a zipper pouch affects both the width and the height of the finished product. It's a mathematical formula. For example, if I want my finished pouch to be 9 w x 5 1/2 h x 1 1/2 d, using 1/2" seam allowances, plus allowances for the zipper seams (or whatever it's called), how would I figure this out? If you were to add a boxed (flat) bottom to the pouch in your tutorial, the width as well as the height would change. And if you wanted to make it the size shown, you would have to use different dimensions to get that result. Therein lies my problem. I want to make pouches, but not always the same width or height as shown in YT tutorials. I would like to create my own preferred sizes. I know this is a lot and hope it all makes sense. I have been trying to figure out this formula for a long time to no avail. If you do a tutorial, can you use the dimensions I listed as your example please. Thanks.
I'm working on a quick tutorial for this that I'll post in the next couple of days. :D
@@RogueStitches Aw, thanks, that's so kind of you.
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