Fantastic idea Debbie, I put a search in to google for a bottle bag and lovely surprise you popped up. Mum (Marjorie Turton) sends her love and hopes you and your family are well x
So nice and easy. I have seen wine tote tutorials in which the tote has to be squeezed through the handle to bring it to the front side…too fiddly. This is so much easier. Thanks for sharing. 😃
Thank you! Although, at Debbie's house the fabric just behaves. At my house, I try to fold the fabric over and cut out a shape (The handle in the lining) and the fabric just laughs at me...😁 I am going to try this! So cute!
I don't know how you figure out how to sew these together and not get the lining all tangled up and backwards or in a knot but you do and you again make it look so simple. You just have a mind that it makes sense to you for me not so much. You're a genius!
I should make a couple of these!! I did however use your video from July for a box bag with a zip. The size you demonstrate is large enough for a lunch bag... I made it quite a bit larger so that the bag can be used by my daughter when she is crocheting. I added a zip pocket to the front also. I need to put the grommets in yet and make a carrying strap...Thank you for the idea!!
just finished making this for a gift for my sisters 60th . Any tips on how to make sure the seams stay level whilst sewing , i always have to get one side spot but the other is always off ! Drives me mad . Hopefully will beable to disguise it with the flower xx
I am thinking of a baby bottle holder, with a "2-part" handle so you can wrap it around a pram handle and close it with a button, for easy access. If it is an umbrella buggy, a button-up Barry handle is of course not necessary. For carrying around a water bottle, I would make the handle long enough to sling over my shoulder - I would still make the strap wide for comfort.
Is there a downside to topstitching the curves while they are still flat on the table? I made one of these yesterday and that seems easier than fiddling with it under the presser foot later on.
@@debbieshore Actually, I made this according to your instructions, topstitching afterwards...the question occurred to me later. Maybe I'll try it on the next attempt! Meanwhile, may I say, I thoroughly enjoy your tutorials. You've got a natural ability for sewing instruction and your videos are efficient and easy to watch. I've made quite a few of your items just for fun; thanks so much and happy Christmas to you.
Another easy to follow tutorial. It will make the gift of a bottle of wine so much more personal. Thanks.
Fantastic idea Debbie, I put a search in to google for a bottle bag and lovely surprise you popped up. Mum (Marjorie Turton) sends her love and hopes you and your family are well x
Thank you for your help! Just completed my first bottle bag. 😊
Thank you!!! I bought a kit without knowing it is a replacement kit with no instructions!!!
So nice and easy. I have seen wine tote tutorials in which the tote has to be squeezed through the handle to bring it to the front side…too fiddly. This is so much easier. Thanks for sharing. 😃
Thank you! Although, at Debbie's house the fabric just behaves. At my house, I try to fold the fabric over and cut out a shape (The handle in the lining) and the fabric just laughs at me...😁 I am going to try this! So cute!
I don't know how you figure out how to sew these together and not get the lining all tangled up and backwards or in a knot but you do and you again make it look so simple. You just have a mind that it makes sense to you for me not so much. You're a genius!
Thanks!
I should make a couple of these!! I did however use your video from July for a box bag with a zip. The size you demonstrate is large enough for a lunch bag... I made it quite a bit larger so that the bag can be used by my daughter when she is crocheting. I added a zip pocket to the front also. I need to put the grommets in yet and make a carrying strap...Thank you for the idea!!
Debbie, thanks for such an easy to follow tutorial, you made it fun…look forward to another.
I need three of these now so I'm so glad I found your video. Thanks bunches!
Thank you Debbie I loved this very simple make🥰
thanks so much for a free easy pattern and tutorial!
Very cute! 🤩 Thank you so much for sharing!
I just made one and it’s so cute. I think it would be nice to stuff with lotions or cosmetics and give as a gift. Thanks for the tutorial.
I will love making a few of these for Christmas. It’ll be here before we know it. Thank you!😀
Thank you for your tutorial. I feel inspired to make one.😊
Nice job
Very nice. But would have appreciated measurements esp. since novice at sewing. I love your channel and have made a couple of wallets
Thank you
Click under the title on "more". All the details are there😊
Thank you for sharing, I like that!
Love these bags TY x
Lovit Debs, warmest hugs from Cape Town!!!
Looks easy I'd like to try this
just finished making this for a gift for my sisters 60th .
Any tips on how to make sure the seams stay level whilst sewing , i always have to get one side spot but the other is always off ! Drives me mad . Hopefully will beable to disguise it with the flower xx
I am thinking of a baby bottle holder, with a "2-part" handle so you can wrap it around a pram handle and close it with a button, for easy access. If it is an umbrella buggy, a button-up Barry handle is of course not necessary. For carrying around a water bottle, I would make the handle long enough to sling over my shoulder - I would still make the strap wide for comfort.
I’ve made a few of these bags now and love the pattern. Is there any way of making them so that the quilting seams match up on both sides please?
Is there a downside to topstitching the curves while they are still flat on the table? I made one of these yesterday and that seems easier than fiddling with it under the presser foot later on.
But didn’t you get a lump at the seam, as you can’t open it flat if it’s top stitched?
@@debbieshore Actually, I made this according to your instructions, topstitching afterwards...the question occurred to me later. Maybe I'll try it on the next attempt! Meanwhile, may I say, I thoroughly enjoy your tutorials. You've got a natural ability for sewing instruction and your videos are efficient and easy to watch. I've made quite a few of your items just for fun; thanks so much and happy Christmas to you.
Thank you
What thermal fleece do you use? Is that the same thing as insul-brite?
Brilliant
Insul-brite is that the one to use
are these reversible Debbie ?
I can’t find the measurements Debbie
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Could not find the pattern cutting instructions
They're in the video...
Fabric requirements in description. Debbie describes how to cut the handle in the video.