Let's Make It! The Devon Pouch
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 27 ก.พ. 2020
- This is a super fun project that goes together easily and quickly.
My website:
www.roguestitches.com
You can get the pattern for the Devon Pouch by Sotak Co. here:
www.etsy.com/listing/64607878...
The "You look really pretty today!" tag can be found at the MoreMeKnow website. This link is for the label page where she has this and several others:
moremeknow.com/collections/wo...
Unfortunately, the video I mentioned about the Butler method for installing videos was not on TH-cam so I could not put it in the cards. I will, however, record a video for that and upload it soon.
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Marine vinyl:
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Double sided adhesive:
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Ergonomic rotary cutter:
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Woven labels (I use the "You look really pretty today!" labels):
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*THE LINKS BELOW ARE AFFILIATE LINKS*
Hardware
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1" metal tri-glides: amzn.to/3aGCktY
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Key fob hardware: amzn.to/37tSdlu
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Thread
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Tools
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Clover liner pen: amzn.to/3eXuaiS
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Oh my finally I found a video of someone making the Devon pouch with normal speed & a clear camera view ✂️🧵
Thank you!
I will say that most of my videos tend to be time lapse style. I'm so glad you found this one useful. A little tip is if the title of one of my videos says "First make" then it will be mostly if not all at a high speed set to music because it isn't intended to be a tutorial. If it says "Let's make it" then it will be mostly at normal speed and I'll be talking through a lot of it.
Thanks very much for sharing what you know. I love the way the colours came together. My granddaughter would REALLY love it. I would appreciate more of your tutorials..Thanks again!
There will absolutely be more to come. If there's anything you'd like to see specifically, feel free to let me know.
Thanks for the video, great pattern and love your fabric choices!!
Thank you!
I love the fabrics you used. Very pretty bag. Thank you. 😊
Thanks for watching! I've been itching to use that vintage tea rose fabric for some time now. It's been in my stash for years.
Thanks for the video, it was helpful with good tips. I've made a dozen or so Redwoods and now I am totally hooked on the Sallie Tomato Myrna. Six made so far and 2 on the table, but thanks to your video I see a bunch of Devons in my future!!
I'm so glad you found it helpful. I haven't made the Myrna or the Redwood, though I've had a few people mention the Redwood to me. May have to give that one a go. Thanks for taking the time from your busy day to watch and give feedback.
I LIKE THIS! GOING TO MAKE IT NOW!
Thanks for the tutorial. I made my first one and had some trouble because I misread my markings on my plate and sewed my lining at a 5/8” seam allowance instead of 3/8” 🤦🏻♀️. I thought it looked really big but I thought to myself “no she said 3/8, I’ll trust the process”, lol. At least I learned from my mistake and will do better next time.
You aren't alone! Actually, In this Friday's video I used the wrong seam allowance on the slip pocket inside the bag and didn't realize it until I was editing the video.
I love how you do the zipper ends.......perfect..............wish I could hear you better.my sound is full on and, well, ...... thank you for sharing, love the way you teach........fyi not sure what changed at end of tutorial but the sound was good.
Thank you so much for the feedback. I'm getting used to some new recording equipment and had my wireless mic clipped right in front of my machine which made the sound really loud when I was adjusting the stitch length and back stitching. I moved my mic a bit over halfway through when I realized how loud it must be. I overcompensated when editing for the noise and have (hopefully) since learned my lesson.
I have this pattern, it drove me nuts that front panel, i made a couple of these one was for my swap on Sew Whatever group, terrible measurements , but I love the outcome when i finally got it done, I like how you did your top zipper , thanks for the video
That's part of what prompted me to make this video. I saw so many people had trouble with the measurements and getting it to piece properly that I thought I'd share my process. It can be a little confusing, and I do agree with a lot of others in the group that the price doesn't match the product. I feel like for a pattern at this price point there should be more precise measurements, or in the very least pattern pieces. I do love the end result though. Thanks for watching and sharing your experience!
I had trouble as well! Anyone making this for the first time cut your pieces at least 1\4inches bigger! ( it will save you Sooo much aggravation!) 😊 awesome video! Ty😀
@@jamievanskiver8380 thanks Jamie
I know, so true oh my 🤣
You’re saying you pull your zipper at a 45 degree angle at the ends, but you’re actually making a 90 degree angle. Just for clarification in case someone is confused.
You are absolutely correct! Thanks for pointing that out. I'll make sure to note that in the description.
Very nice
Thanks for sharing love the choice of fabrics. The audio was low but because the visual was great it worked out just fine. Cheers
Thank you.
I should make one of these. I think I have the pattern. They are all over IG. This and the redwood tote seems to be really popular.
It's a very quick make and I love it. I haven't made many totes. I'll have to check out the Redwood. Thanks for stopping by!
Can u plz send me the pattern plz plz . thanks
OH MAN! I can't wait to make one of these!!!
It's a really easy make! I love that it's a versatile pattern depending on what fabrics you use. It can be completely playful or elegant.
@@RogueStitches Oh nice, I will have to try one soon.
What sewing machine do you use and do you love it? Thank you for your wonderful tutorial!
The machine I'm using in this video is the Juki DU1181-N. I do absolutely love it. It's one of the best investments I've made for my studio. Thank you so much for taking the time to watch.
Very nice,
Thanks for watching.
This was very helpful. But I did not understand the “ butler method “. Where would I find this Tutorial ? Thank you
I must apologize. I tried to find the video and it looks like I saw it on a different platform and not on TH-cam. I'll be doing a video to demonstrate it and it will be posted this Friday.
Such a cute bag and I want to buy the pattern but I have an issue paying over 9 dollars for a pattern I have to print myself. TYFS!!!
Yeah, this is the most I've ever paid for a pattern and was pretty disappointed that it wasn't a better written one. I'm a bit more careful to research patterns that are written by someone I haven't purchased from before.
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Are you backstitching on the vinyl? I just started working with vinyl and hate it because everything I've seen says you have to tie off threads. But if I can backstitch it would make it so much more enjoyable! Also, do you have any tips on how to get the corners by the top zipper to pop out better? I've made two Devon's so far and both of them have "dents" at the corners because I can't get the seam to pop out enough.
I do back stitch depending on the project and what machine I'm using.
*A lot of domestic machines don't have the same stitch length when back stitching as when stitching forward, so in that situation, I would tie off instead of back stitching.
*On my more expensive bags, I will always tie off when top stitching.
*For join seams, I back stitch. You can't see it on the finished bag.
For the corners, any advice I give here will be guesswork without seeing it. Before tucking your lining into the bag, reach in and make sure that the seam allowance is laying flat inside. As you tuck in your lining, use a blunt tool to reach inside and gently push out that part.
I hope that helps. If you have any other questions, please feel free to ask and if I don't know the answer, I'll do my best to help you find it.
Thank you so much for your response! I really appreciate the tips. I should have said this before but, great video!
Do you cut the zippers at exactly 8” and 6” like the pattern or do you cut them a little longer?
I usually add about an inch to zippers when using zipper tape if I'm not using tabs.
LadyCrafts thank you
I see you turn the zipper ends up, how much space between zipper and end of fabric, please?
The finished zipper length is listed in the pattern. I'm sorry, but I won't give any specific dimensions or measurements here as this is a paid pattern.
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Can you give us measurement of your pieces please?
I'm sorry, but I can't give the measurements as this is a paid pattern. The pattern is available for purchase at the link in the description.
Loved the video. Can you share the tape you used.is it score tape? I seam to have a a hard time peeling mine apart and it does not stick to my fabric that well so I am in search of a good strong tape.. Thank you
Thanks for watching!
Here is a link for where i purchased this double sided tape. It's 3M brand.
www.bagsbykat.com/product-page/double-sided-tape
Can I ask what stitch length you use for seams and for top stitching? Also do you have a preference in a type of thread?meant to also say I really liked your video, very clear.
I use Selric bonded poly thread and love it with this machine. I use a 2.5 mm stitch length for sewing unless it's several layers, then I'll increase accordingly. For topstitching, I use a 4.5 to 5 mm.
LadyCrafts thanks for letting me know your top stitching is wonderful!
@@deborahjames7984 Thank you. You're very welcome.
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Have m iPad as loud as it will go and can barely hear you.
I'm so sorry you had trouble hearing. I had some technical issues and it is something that is being addressed.
You should use a microphone...can barely hear you...
Hmm. I do use a mic. I may have over adjusted the volume when I realized that having my wireless mic clipped to the front of the machine instead of my shirt was a bad idea. I'll make sure to have it set properly in the next one. Thanks for letting me know!
LadyCrafts I can hear you just fine on my end 👍🏻
@@judithrey66 Thanks for letting me know. I'll see if I can find a happy medium for the next one.
@@judithrey66 yes, but if she does it louder, people can turn their sound down, but we cannot play it any higher than our computer or what ever we are using.
@@RogueStitches yes, we can always lower the sound, but we cannot get it any higher.
Can't hear what you're saying.
Thank you for letting me know. This is being addressed as I'm getting used to some new recording equipment and had some technical issues. Hopefully, you'll be able to hear me better in the coming weeks.