I'm always excited to receive a notification about a new video. This bag is adorable, and your instructions are wonderful. I can't wait to start making it.
Beautiful bag! Now I'm sad that I donated my mom's kimonos after she passed. 🙁 Could have made some cool items with them. Thanks for the pattern and tutorial.
Oh I really feel you😢 Kimonos are bulky and it’s hard to figure out what to do with them especially if it’s old (and it also feels bad to cut them up😅). I’m sure that the new owner of your old kimono is looking after it very well💕💕
That really is a happiness bag! It looks so beautiful and very handy! I love the fabrics you’ve used. However, I liked your idea at the end of the video - it would be interesting to see a sashiko version of the same bag design.
Thank you😊 My initial idea was to do Sashiko! I should do it someday👍 This fabric was from a thrift store. I actually shot a video when I opened the bag of a bunch of fabric but the video became too long so I had to cut it😅
This "Shiawase bag/四合わせ袋" is one of the popular traditional bag patterns in Japan, often the big ones go with regular kimono or yukata. As she says, in the old days, those silk or Chirimen cloth scraps were very precious, made into Kinchaku (drawstring bag), thimbles, sewing tool cases, Oshi-e (lightly-padded cloth pictures), dolls and doll clothes, and Saiku-mono/細工物 (small drawstring bags used to keep Japanese harp finger picks or incense.) The Japanese like to play the words that have double meanings, making into whatever good luck ones can have, like this bag's name. (四合わせ/幸せ.)
You can, but you have to make sure to close up the side opening nicely as the seam runs diagonal and visible from the front when you use it inside out. There’s also more traditional way of making the inside bag part. It looks really cute at the bottom. I have the photo in my instagram post😊
I'm always excited to receive a notification about a new video. This bag is adorable, and your instructions are wonderful. I can't wait to start making it.
Oh thank you so much😊 I hope you’ll like it. I have put the measurements in the description of this video❤️
The measurements for this bag are in the description of this video!
Your video tutorials are always detailed and easy to follow. Beautiful work.
Thank you💕💕
This design is so beautiful. I will definetly try this. Thanx for the easy to follow explanation 🙏
Thank you💕💕 I have put the measurements in the description of this video😊
Thanks, again! Love watching your videos.
Oh, thank you so much for your generous support and always watching my videos! It really means a lot to me💕💕❤️❤️🪡🧵
What a cute and simple project! I'm definitely going to try my hand at that. ❤
Thank you💕💕😊
Very nice. I will use scraps for my project bags. Thank you!
Thank you💕💕 It’s a cute bag. I hope you’ll like it😊
So cute!!!
Thank you💕💕
This is beautiful. Making it may feel like meditating. 😊
It was meditating indeed. Maybe that’s why I keep making this bag😊💕💕
I really enjoyed this and cannot wait to make some. Thank you❤️
It may be a bit confusing at first but it’s a really cute bag😊
Yet again: the best sashiko Channel! You always get the Spirit. Great!
Thank you😊💕💕
Wow! This is a beautiful bag!💜⛟💜⛟💜
Thank you💕💕
Beautiful bag! Now I'm sad that I donated my mom's kimonos after she passed. 🙁 Could have made some cool items with them. Thanks for the pattern and tutorial.
Oh I really feel you😢 Kimonos are bulky and it’s hard to figure out what to do with them especially if it’s old (and it also feels bad to cut them up😅).
I’m sure that the new owner of your old kimono is looking after it very well💕💕
Me gustan muchísimo estos pequeños proyectos, Gracias
Thank you💕💕
That really is a happiness bag! It looks so beautiful and very handy!
I love the fabrics you’ve used. However, I liked your idea at the end of the video - it would be interesting to see a sashiko version of the same bag design.
Thank you😊 My initial idea was to do Sashiko! I should do it someday👍
This fabric was from a thrift store. I actually shot a video when I opened the bag of a bunch of fabric but the video became too long so I had to cut it😅
@@thegreenwrapper fabric stashes do have a tendency to run away with you, don’t they! 🤣
I went for a rescue mission and rescued the fabric bag and a big jar of embroidery thread😂
@@thegreenwrapper rescue mission! that is what I’ll be calling my thrift shopping from now on! 🤣
Those mixed bags of scraps can be so inspirational.
Trying this:) but those toy ones that even had patterns! Please consider recreating them
They must be from very old books😊 I’ll try to find something I can recreate👍
@@thegreenwrapper that would be amazing. The museum probably has patterns but it's closed until 2025:/
This "Shiawase bag/四合わせ袋" is one of the popular traditional bag patterns in Japan, often the big ones go with regular kimono or yukata. As she says, in the old days, those silk or Chirimen cloth scraps were very precious, made into Kinchaku (drawstring bag), thimbles, sewing tool cases, Oshi-e (lightly-padded cloth pictures), dolls and doll clothes, and Saiku-mono/細工物 (small drawstring bags used to keep Japanese harp finger picks or incense.)
The Japanese like to play the words that have double meanings, making into whatever good luck ones can have, like this bag's name. (四合わせ/幸せ.)
またも追加のご説明ありがとうございます！😊💕💕
Could you do inside and outside the same way to make the bag reversable?
You can, but you have to make sure to close up the side opening nicely as the seam runs diagonal and visible from the front when you use it inside out.
There’s also more traditional way of making the inside bag part. It looks really cute at the bottom. I have the photo in my instagram post😊
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Thank you💕💕💕
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Thank you💕💕