Very cool! After a fun filled day in my sewing room, I get to sit with my hand quilting and watch you! You are so talented! Thank you for posting this video!
Well done, Patti. You are such a good teacher; nice voice, easy to follow instructions, you verbalize do's &don'ts, & give ways of simplifying (such as with drawing your pattern out), I thoroughly enjoyed this video, Patti, you've inspired me to try something new!
This video helped me a lot as I wanted to know what'd be the difference between sewing and using hot glue. I'll definitely try this. Thanks for the detailed instruction!
What a great piece. Made some from the sewn ones and my cats love them. Definitely will be making a few of these. I found some hemp and cotton rope, a two coloured rope. Made a bag basket with that. Thanks for sharing your skills and advice. Very inspirational. 🤩
So very pretty. TY for sharing this video. I'm wanting to make so many of these baskets. Can't decide, though, whether or not I DO want to leave the bucket inside them. That would make for a more heavy - duty basket, I guess. This way you put the fabric on for decorating it is very nice. TY again for sharing.
I don’t usually buy plastic wrap but I was thinking the glue might attach to the wrap and than you would have to pull the wrap off the basket if it stuck.
Translation: Fantastic job!!!!!!!! Could you activate the subtitles in Spanish to be able to understand your classes??? Many thanks Me encanta hacer videos, pero no soy bueno con las cosas técnicas, así que no sé cómo hacerlo. I love making videos but I’m not good at technical stuff so I don’t know how to do that.
A sewn basket on the sewing machine will always be stronger than glue. But wanted to show an option for those that don’t sew or have a machine. Reasons your basket may not be as strong. 1. Type of hot glue you used and making sure the glue is hot when applying it. 2. Type of rope used. Some brands of rope are much stiffer than others. I find the buffalo brand of laundry cord much stiffer than ACE for example. 3. Make sure your rounds are tight around your bucket and each round is tight together.
The sewn basket I have put in the washing machine on a gentle cycle. Theses glued baskets I would pop in the sink for a gentle cleaning and then air dry.
Your projects are very nice. I've watched a number of your videos and have learned a lot. I get a bit confused about marking baskets for handles. Could you please increase the volume on your videos? Very difficult to hear all you say. Thank you
Thanks for watching my videos. My videos are usually set on the high side for volume. Maybe try to adjust the volume on the device you are watching the videos on. Hopefully that helps.
Great videos-so glad I found you! Would it help to not glue to bucket if I taped parchment paper snugly around the bucket do you think? I struggle using a glue gun -I always seem to have glue showing on both sides when I make those macrame rainbows. Could be just not enough practice yet, I dunno. Any tips for that? 😀
Others have suggested putting Saran Wrap around the bucket but then I think it would stick to that too. You could try parchment. It would come off better than Saran Wrap. Don’t leave the glue gun in one place when pressing the trigger. Keep it moving right from the start and it won’t be so over thick in one place.
Hello in Italy! Yes! You sure can. I actually made a video on macrame cord purses. Have a look. HOW TO SEW BAG - USING MACRAME CORD ! th-cam.com/video/8s8j_CDN0sY/w-d-xo.html
Awesome 😍...bt i have an issue.. that whenever am using the glue gun for craft work..the glue is not sustainable..it will be separated from the this on which am used.. what can I do for that kind of cases..how to use the glue gun n a proper way... hope you gets me..pls clarify...
Hmmm. Maybe try the hot glue sticks rather than all temperature. You definitely have to work quick so it doesn’t harden before attaching to both surfaces. For this project the rope is porous so the glue has something to hold on to.
Hello, I love this job what you do I want to learn it But I do not know how I am Algerian here in Algeria there are centers that did this kind of job Is there a training center or a school that prepares people to do their job? Thanks
Are you referring to being a TH-cam creator? If so, I started by watching many TH-cam videos on how to start my channel! How to use iMovie, editing, etc. That is how I learned everything. There are many great TH-cam tutorials.
@@CraftyPattiArtsCrafts merci ma chérie j'ai prix un peux temps pour traduire ton message Je ne veux pas créer une chienne TH-cam je cherche de s' invistir dans ce demain et je veux faire un stage pour commencer Merci 🤩🤩🤩🤩💋💋💋💋
Oh I am struggling to hear you with the volume on my iPad all the way up. This is the third video from you I have watched this morning and had no trouble hearing you in the other two
I have a question from your video on how to knit teddy bears. When you join the pants together, is that supposed to be the first row of your 20 rows or do you begin counting after joining the two legs together?
Wouldn't it be safer to use canned goods as weights? Could you wrap the bottom sides of the bucket with prachment paper to prevent gluing the rope to the bucket.
My canning jars are right there so easy for me. Safe enough inside the bucket. But yes anything to weigh it down works. Yes, you could wrap your bucket with something that glue won’t stick to. Thought of Saran Wrap but decided to keep it simple and just go around the actual bucket.
i am just wondering how long and how well the glue will hold up, i have had things i made with glue gun, and they fell apart in a few weeks or months time. i would hate to do all that work and have it fall apart.. just wondering
Well unfortunately I just made it so can’t give you an exact time frame for this exact project but they say that hot glue is as permanent as epoxy glue. I have used hot glue gun in other crafts and it has lasted for years. Hot glue will not stick to very smooth surfaces, like metal, silicone, vinyl etc. The rope is nice and porous so it has something to grab on to.
You are making a basket which has many uses. Use it to store items, I use it when I’m knitting for my yarn, needles and pattern. For a bin for toys etc.
Mine is still holding up strong and use it lots. A lot of people don’t own a sewing machine so I produced this video so they could still make a basket.
This is pretty amazing. I sell soap, bath bombs, etc at market. I'd like to replace the cheap wire baskets with oval shaped baskets. The idea of using wood or something makes me wince and the cost of these baskets is astronomical on etsy. That being said, making them seems like a good alternative. They would be much lighter and more transportable than any other containers I can find. How would you go about reinforcing the glue? Sewing the rope? Does the glue need to be reinforced? I'd be emptying the baskets at the end of each market to put the bath bombs into a cardboard box instead. Thanks.
Not sure if you have seen my other rope bowl videos. Here’s a link if you want to have a look. HOW TO MAKE ROPE BOWLS th-cam.com/play/PLp6o7Vy1aS_X3YAB8rzu2g01VwfZ67gEg.html The glued version of a rope basket won’t be as strong as sewing them on a machine. Your soap and bath bombs will be on the heavier side. Depends on how big you want your baskets. If they are not that deep than you should be good to go with the glued version. Because the rope is glued in between than it would be hard to re-enforce them as it is difficult to sew through the actual rope. Easier to sew in between but you won’t get through the glue. The other option is to not use a glue gun but a real strong epoxy type of glue which would be more expensive but it would definitely be strong.
Why didn't you just put a layer of cling film on the bucket before you start wrapping the sides then you wouldn't have to worry about glue sticking to the bucket.
I did think of that actually then decided not to. It didn’t stick too much. And I was thinking the glue would stick to the plastic wrap and then that would be a mess to pull off afterwards.
@@CraftyPattiArtsCrafts if the hot glue stuck to the plastic wrap you could just put the hair drier over the area for a few seconds and it would come straight off.
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Very cool! After a fun filled day in my sewing room, I get to sit with my hand quilting and watch you! You are so talented! Thank you for posting this video!
Thanks so much and thanks for watching!
Well done, Patti. You are such a good teacher; nice voice, easy to follow instructions, you verbalize do's &don'ts, & give ways of simplifying (such as with drawing your pattern out),
I thoroughly enjoyed this video, Patti, you've inspired me to try something new!
Thank you so much! Glad I have inspired you.
This video helped me a lot as I wanted to know what'd be the difference between sewing and using hot glue. I'll definitely try this. Thanks for the detailed instruction!
You are so welcome!
WOW. What a gorgeous basket ! Thank you for explaining so well. I must try it.
If you don’t have a sewing machine machine then it’s the next best thing!
I’ve never been creative and I love your video demonstrations. Thank you so much from the UK. xxx
You are so welcome!
What a great piece. Made some from the sewn ones and my cats love them. Definitely will be making a few of these. I found some hemp and cotton rope, a two coloured rope. Made a bag basket with that. Thanks for sharing your skills and advice. Very inspirational. 🤩
Yes, so many fun things you can do with the rope. Glad you are enjoying making lots of different items.
Thanks again for showing us another technique for making beautiful rope baskets!
You are so welcome!
I needed to watch this to distract me. What a beautiful basket!! Patti you are so talented. Thank you for the tutorial.
Thanks for watching Karen!
Wow ! how beautiful is that, very clever Patti, you need to be patient but you do even if you machine sew, I love it.
Thanks so much Alison!
Love your videos. You can use the parchment paper trick on the bucket so the hot glue won't stick to it.
Yes! Thank you!
Wow, I'm impressed, I've seen them sewed, but this is beautiful, 😀😀❤❤
Great if you don’t have a sewing machine!
Very very good tutorial. Thank you ♥
Glad you like it!
So very pretty. TY for sharing this video. I'm wanting to make so many of these baskets. Can't decide, though, whether or not I DO want to leave the bucket inside them. That would make for a more heavy - duty basket, I guess. This way you put the fabric on for decorating it is very nice. TY again for sharing.
Thanks for your lovely comment and for watching. The dollar store may have some nicer containers if you decide to keep it there.
@@CraftyPattiArtsCrafts Will look into that. Thank you for the suggestion. 😉
Hope you find something!
Bravo pour la finition !!! Sublime !!!
Translation:
Bravo for the finish!!! Gorgeous !!
Merci beaucoup!
Thank you!
Beautiful! I'm heading to Ace Hardware and get some rope asap, thank you for sharing.
Way to go! Enjoy making your rope baskets!
Love love love this. I would have to wrap the bucket with plastic wrap. Don't think I could keep glue off the bucket.
I don’t usually buy plastic wrap but I was thinking the glue might attach to the wrap and than you would have to pull the wrap off the basket if it stuck.
This is awesome, thank you for sharing with us ♥️
You are so welcome!
How cool! And you made it really easy to understand. Thanks!
Glad it was easy to understand. Thanks for watching!
Fantástico trabajo!!!!!!!!
Podrías activar los subtítulos en español para poder entender tus clases??? Muchísimas gracias ❤️❤️❤️❤️
Translation:
Fantastic job!!!!!!!!
Could you activate the subtitles in Spanish to be able to understand your classes??? Many thanks
Me encanta hacer videos, pero no soy bueno con las cosas técnicas, así que no sé cómo hacerlo.
I love making videos but I’m not good at technical stuff so I don’t know how to do that.
I love it I'm doing one while watching 👀 you
That’s great! Enjoy making your basket!
Love this! Definitely something I want to try soon! Thank you 😊
Yes! If you don’t have a sewing machine than this is the way to get it done!
Wow. Nice and sturdy
Thank you! Cheers!
I use silicone thimbles to wrap. Helps save the fingers.
Thanks for sharing. Good idea.
Great video!! Thanks for sharing!!
Thanks for the visit
@@CraftyPattiArtsCrafts you're welcome!
This is amazing .. gonna try it asap
Great. Yes give it a try.
Very, very cute... thanks for the great ideas 🥰
You are very welcome!
Hi. Thanks for a wonderful video. Some of my baskets done seem as strong as yours. Any thoughts on why?
A sewn basket on the sewing machine will always be stronger than glue. But wanted to show an option for those that don’t sew or have a machine.
Reasons your basket may not be as strong.
1. Type of hot glue you used and making sure the glue is hot when applying it.
2. Type of rope used. Some brands of rope are much stiffer than others. I find the buffalo brand of laundry cord much stiffer than ACE for example.
3. Make sure your rounds are tight around your bucket and each round is tight together.
Just beautiful!
Thanks Lucy!
lovely wonderful so glad found u,
Welcome! Glad you found me too!
Eu adorei parabéns eu Brasil
Translation:
I loved it congratulations I Brazil
Alô no Brasil. Que bom que você adorou.
Hello in Brasil. Glad you loved it.
Good Evening Patti. That is a nice basket. How easy is it to clean.
The sewn basket I have put in the washing machine on a gentle cycle. Theses glued baskets I would pop in the sink for a gentle cleaning and then air dry.
@@CraftyPattiArtsCrafts, Thank you.
Your very welcome!
Beautiful thanks for sharing
Your very welcome!
Wow! Looks great!
Thanks Crystal!
Your projects are very nice. I've watched a number of your videos and have learned a lot. I get a bit confused about marking baskets for handles. Could you please increase the volume on your videos? Very difficult to hear all you say. Thank you
Thanks for watching my videos. My videos are usually set on the high side for volume. Maybe try to adjust the volume on the device you are watching the videos on. Hopefully that helps.
It's awesome 😊. Is it washable? Like, light hand wash? Will the glue come off and make the basket fall apart?
I haven’t tried to wash my glued basket as yet. But maybe in a sink with lukewarm water and a gentle soak and then let it air dry.
Very beautiful
Thanks so much!
Great tutorial! The basket won’t fall apart within time? The glue is that strong?
Yes. Mine is still holding strong!
Ficou lindo parabéns!
Translation:
It was beautiful congratulations
Muito obrigado!
Thanks so much!
Amei... parabéns 🥰
Translation:
I loved it... congratulations
Muito obrigado!
Thanks so much!
Maybe you could try wrapping the bucket in newspaper or parchment paper so that in case of any accident the bucket is not stuck
Yes, lol. Since the video in hindsight I should have shown that. Parchment paper would have worked well for sure.
I love it!
Glad you love it!
Love it!
Great!
Thank you.
Your very welcome!
Great videos-so glad I found you! Would it help to not glue to bucket if I taped parchment paper snugly around the bucket do you think? I struggle using a glue gun -I always seem to have glue showing on both sides when I make those macrame rainbows. Could be just not enough practice yet, I dunno. Any tips for that? 😀
Others have suggested putting Saran Wrap around the bucket but then I think it would stick to that too. You could try parchment. It would come off better than Saran Wrap. Don’t leave the glue gun in one place when pressing the trigger. Keep it moving right from the start and it won’t be so over thick in one place.
Hi Patti. Can you please answer a question on your how to knit teddy bears? I can’t go any farther until I get an answer. Thank you!
See below.
I love this bowl, but how do you not get glue everywhere. I am making one buy I am getting glue everywhere any tips thank you for any help
Just go easy on the glue when it’s coming out of the glue gun and just glue a couple inches at a time.
Thank you!🙏🏻
You are very welcome!
I wish there was a way to make a small cylinder one. Have you tried it? I mean for sewing, not gluing
I have not tried a small cylinder basket but I will add it to my list for you!
@@CraftyPattiArtsCrafts I also want to see if I could come up with something. Hopefully one of us will
sooo cute
Glad you like it.
I guess u can make purses as well.They are popular here in ltaly where l live .
Hello in Italy! Yes! You sure can. I actually made a video on macrame cord purses. Have a look.
HOW TO SEW BAG - USING MACRAME CORD !
th-cam.com/video/8s8j_CDN0sY/w-d-xo.html
Awesome 😍...bt i have an issue.. that whenever am using the glue gun for craft work..the glue is not sustainable..it will be separated from the this on which am used.. what can I do for that kind of cases..how to use the glue gun n a proper way... hope you gets me..pls clarify...
Hmmm. Maybe try the hot glue sticks rather than all temperature. You definitely have to work quick so it doesn’t harden before attaching to both surfaces. For this project the rope is porous so the glue has something to hold on to.
Hello, I love this job what you do I want to learn it But I do not know how I am Algerian here in Algeria there are centers that did this kind of job Is there a training center or a school that prepares people to do their job? Thanks
Are you referring to being a TH-cam creator? If so, I started by watching many TH-cam videos on how to start my channel! How to use iMovie, editing, etc. That is how I learned everything. There are many great TH-cam tutorials.
@@CraftyPattiArtsCrafts merci ma chérie j'ai prix un peux temps pour traduire ton message
Je ne veux pas créer une chienne TH-cam je cherche de s' invistir dans ce demain et je veux faire un stage pour commencer
Merci 🤩🤩🤩🤩💋💋💋💋
They now have finger covers to protect fingers while using hot glue 😊
Good idea. I shall have to look for those.
Oh I am struggling to hear you with the volume on my iPad all the way up. This is the third video from you I have watched this morning and had no trouble hearing you in the other two
Weird. I just checked my video and the sound seems to fine on my end.
Thank you for checking. I could never be as neat with glue as you are. Geez. I would have glue all over me.
My basket is not perfect that is for sure. I have a few glue globs.
@@CraftyPattiArtsCrafts Jenny Doan says. “Finished is better than perfect “. Trust me there is no perfection in my quilts.
Very true indeed. I have two quilts that I have not finished.
I have a question from your video on how to knit teddy bears. When you join the pants together, is that supposed to be the first row of your 20 rows or do you begin counting after joining the two legs together?
20 rows after you join the legs together. The main thing is that when ever you change your colours that you are starting on the correct side.
@@CraftyPattiArtsCrafts Thank you for the quick reply. I’m making it now and love you tutoring style. Very easy to follow.
Enjoy the making of your teddy bear!
Wouldn't it be safer to use canned goods as weights? Could you wrap the bottom sides of the bucket with prachment paper to prevent gluing the rope to the bucket.
My canning jars are right there so easy for me. Safe enough inside the bucket. But yes anything to weigh it down works. Yes, you could wrap your bucket with something that glue won’t stick to. Thought of Saran Wrap but decided to keep it simple and just go around the actual bucket.
i am just wondering how long and how well the glue will hold up, i have had things i made with glue gun, and they fell apart in a few weeks or months time. i would hate to do all that work and have it fall apart.. just wondering
Well unfortunately I just made it so can’t give you an exact time frame for this exact project but they say that hot glue is as permanent as epoxy glue. I have used hot glue gun in other crafts and it has lasted for years. Hot glue will not stick to very smooth surfaces, like metal, silicone, vinyl etc. The rope is nice and porous so it has something to grab on to.
I really love your content and i am so happy i found your channel. How effective is the glue? How long can it remain intact?
Thanks and welcome to my channel. I’m still using my basket and all holding strong.
Bravissima
Translation:
Very, very good
Grazie Barbara!
Thanks Barbara!
Is this of any actual use or just crafty?
You are making a basket which has many uses. Use it to store items, I use it when I’m knitting for my yarn, needles and pattern. For a bin for toys etc.
Different way of making a rope basket. However, do foresee it coming apart, eventually.
Mine is still holding up strong and use it lots. A lot of people don’t own a sewing machine so I produced this video so they could still make a basket.
Is it washable with glue?
Hand wash. I would not put it in the washing machine.
Does it matter what kind of glue you use?
Hot glue gun is the easiest as it dries so fast. Fabric glue like Alena’s will work but it takes a long time to set but doable.
@@CraftyPattiArtsCrafts I meant any kind of hot glue,
Oh sorry. lol. Any kind of hot glue is fine.
👏💐
Thanks!
This is pretty amazing. I sell soap, bath bombs, etc at market. I'd like to replace the cheap wire baskets with oval shaped baskets. The idea of using wood or something makes me wince and the cost of these baskets is astronomical on etsy. That being said, making them seems like a good alternative. They would be much lighter and more transportable than any other containers I can find. How would you go about reinforcing the glue? Sewing the rope? Does the glue need to be reinforced? I'd be emptying the baskets at the end of each market to put the bath bombs into a cardboard box instead.
Thanks.
Not sure if you have seen my other rope bowl videos. Here’s a link if you want to have a look.
HOW TO MAKE ROPE BOWLS
th-cam.com/play/PLp6o7Vy1aS_X3YAB8rzu2g01VwfZ67gEg.html
The glued version of a rope basket won’t be as strong as sewing them on a machine. Your soap and bath bombs will be on the heavier side. Depends on how big you want your baskets. If they are not that deep than you should be good to go with the glued version. Because the rope is glued in between than it would be hard to re-enforce them as it is difficult to sew through the actual rope. Easier to sew in between but you won’t get through the glue. The other option is to not use a glue gun but a real strong epoxy type of glue which would be more expensive but it would definitely be strong.
@@CraftyPattiArtsCrafts Thank you very much.
Why didn't you just put a layer of cling film on the bucket before you start wrapping the sides then you wouldn't have to worry about glue sticking to the bucket.
I did think of that actually then decided not to. It didn’t stick too much. And I was thinking the glue would stick to the plastic wrap and then that would be a mess to pull off afterwards.
@@CraftyPattiArtsCrafts if the hot glue stuck to the plastic wrap you could just put the hair drier over the area for a few seconds and it would come straight off.
Good to know. Thanks for your info so others know as well.
Seems like itcwould be wasier to sew and alot quicker
This video was to benefit those that do not have a sewing machine.
😂
Thanks!
Speak up
Just checked my video and the volume is fine. Maybe try increasing your volume on your device.