Me again! I made one of these today and wow! I can't remember the last time I was this happy with a finished project. Once all the math was figured out, the actual sewing went fairly quickly. Snipping about 1/4" into the tube bottom made it a lot easier to pin the circle into place, and a walking foot made that final edge seam a breeze. With a finished size of 6" diameter and 6" tall after folding down the cuff (8" if unfolded), it easily holds five pairs of shears (even when they're in their cozies). I will definitely be making more of these; in fact, fabric for the next one has already been selected 🙂
This is the most clear explanation and actual demonstration on how to do this. Especially flipping the direction of the interior for the sake of the cuff if it's directional. Thank you so much!
Sewing circle bottoms is extremely hard for me and i have watched a million TH-cam tutorials but none compare to this!! Thank you so much for being very detailed. My circle bottoms no longer look like weird puckered squares!
What a lovely clear, concise explanation right from the start. No unnecessary repetition of information which is my bug bear of so many TH-cam presenters. This is the first of your tutorials that I’ve seen but won’t be the last!!
Fabulous video! I really appreciate that you showed us how to do the math so we can make it any size we want (& that also precludes 50,000 inquires asking, “ What size should I cut my pieces if I want to make it a x size . . .”) I never learned pi in school, so whenever I made something round like this in the past, I just cheated and used a flexible measuring tape to measure the circumference of the circle & added my seam allowance to that. I also really appreciate the detailed explanations and video; well done. I also appreciated your calm, even voice, that wasn’t shouting at us like we’re deaf or stupid or something, lol, like some have a tendency to do. I’m sure they don’t realize, but it wears on my nerves when they do that. Lastly, I can see myself making a bunch of these. I might add a drawstring to one for my cross-stitch stuff, so when I’m done I can cinch it up. This would be great to practice free motion quilting on, before sewing it up. Thanks again. I really enjoyed this! 😊👍🏻🌸
Thank you for taking the time to write a thorough comment. I appreciate everything you said and am glad you like the video. You can also use a string to measure the circumference for the circle. It really isn’t cheating. Some people are not comfortable at all with the math and measuring with string would be easy and accurate. Have fun making the basket!
Thank you, thank you, thank you! I have struggled with how to figure out measurements for circle bottom baskets forever and now I get it! Great tutorial!
Thank you for your very kind comment. I always love to hear that people are making the projects. Have fun making more baskets...they can be addictive and thanks for watching!
I'm an experienced seamstress but decided to watch this all the way through because I want to make some decorative outside covers for various sized tin cans. Thanks for the "Eighths" chart. I also picked up a few other tips. Since they will be covering a rigid object, I won't use the fusible fleece but I do think the fusible interfacing will be a good addition to keep the fabric looking crisp. I also like the little pyramid pouches idea. Will check that out someday.
Thank you for this great tutorial! And for the calculations chart! I made two Instant Pot covers using your calculations and they came out great. Thank you! 😊
@@RosiesArtStudio Yay! I ended up making mine starting with a 14 inch circle diameter, (for a 6qt) and quilted the outer and lining pieces together to avoid it being too loose inside. And zigzagged the inner seams, attached a small handle on top, done! Wanted the crinkly look after quilting, so it did shrink a bit after washing, but still fit nicely. Thanks again!
Thank you so much for showing how to calculate the circle dimensions!!! I have watched at least half a dozen of these round basket videos for the purpose of making Easter baskets. None of them were the size I was after, and every single one had something you had to print and trace for the bottom. Geometry was 30+ years ago for me, so your video was extremely helpful. Thank you!
Thank you for this video and this chart, Rosie! I am making round grow bags for my garden, so to get the bottom circle I needed, I took an old flower pot, and traced it on my landscape fabric! Then, used your chart to figure out all the other dimensions I needed based on my circle. I cut the circle out first, then folded it in half, and measured along that straight line! Again, thank you so much!
Another informative video. Thank you Rosie. I appreciate all the effort and care you put into each and every video.I especially appreciate the charts. I am a visual learner for sure, but also a retired educator. You are spot on ! Stay safe and Healthy........ Kathy
This is the BEST tutorial I found on sewing a round basket. Thank you for giving us calculations on creating the pattern. I’ll be making toilet tissue roll covers, which are similar to round baskets. Your instructions are so clear and concise. BTW, I love the doggy fabrics you used! Very cute! Thanks so much.
This tutorial was excellent. Clear and concise. I appreciate the math for a circle bottom. I just made a similar basket and I want one much larger. No problem now! Thanks!
Thank you, Rosie, Another awesome tutorial. Reviewing (Phi) takes me back to grade school. 22/7!! I suppose now we could "ask Siri" And I love your chart. Very gracious of you to share.
Hi Rosie, Thanks so much for this video. It was a fun, quick project. I decided to use Bosal foam for the exterior round bottom for additional strength. It worked very well. Looking forward to making more cute stuff with you.
This was a very helpful video. Thank you so much for your time in explaining each step so clearly and then demonstrating so well. I’m looking forward to making these.
Thank you so much for this great tutorial! You are definitely a great instructor and being able to pause the video, when needed, is a PLUS. I am definitely subscribing to your channel. 👍😊
Great video, been looking for formula to figure out how sew one with my own dimensions, plus how to make it sturdy. Best Video for explaining every step of the way
Awww…thanks for your kind comment. I would love to see pics if you make the basket and I have a Facebook group where you can share. You can find us here: facebook.com/groups/184663700298519. Thanks for watching!
You are such an excellent teacher! And your sewing skills are fabulous resulting in beautiful projects! Thank you for taking the time to make these tutorials! Including the math, makes so much sense! THANK YOU!!
بہت ہی اعلیٰ۔ That's what I call teaching. Very nice calculations. With that a person can learn any size of basket and invent othewise ideas. Thank you dear
Very good tutorial! I was able to figure out what I'd been doing wrong :) I especially like the idea of using the notches to line everything up. Thank you!
Thank you Rosie for that very informative tutorial. I have become hooked on making the square fabric baskets and wanted to know how to make round ones. I have subscribed to your channel and look forward to many more well planned videos.
If you just start in centimeters, you won't have to have it this complicated. Buy a cm measurement ruler and you're good to go.. Of course, that's just my uneducated European point of view😂 Very nice and detailed instructions! Well done & Thanks for show and Tell
Super cute, and very thorough tutorial. I usually clip the "tube" portion when attaching a circle/curve to a straight piece; is there a particular reason why you don't do this?
So *HAPPY* that you have included the calculations!!! It makes it sooooo much easier for me :) I want to make canvas bags like yours for outside. What thread would you suggest to 'weather' the elements? Is there a waxed thread that would work in a sewing machine? Or...do you have something else in mind?
Oh my goodness you make it look so easy, I am a beginner sewer and I hooked, this might help me to make my cup cookie I want. I want it to fit a Mcdonald large cup. Gotta figure out how much fabric and ect. How can we use your formula if the top is bigger than the bottom? But This video was awsome.
Sewing in a circle really is not hard if you use my instructions. For a cup like you are describing, if it is made of paper, I would take it apart and use the sides of the cup for a pattern. You would just have to add seam allowances to it. For the bottom circle, just measure the diameter and add the seam allowance. Hope that makes sense.
@@RosiesArtStudio First my cup is plastic so no cutting it up lol but think I figured it out how to make a templates might not be the correct way but think it might work. 2nd yes that made total since. I have done 3 contentious zipper pouches yes there some imperfection but what do you except when I just started sewing practice is the key, Also sewed a Pillow case and 11 face mask. I cant get enough sewing lol thanks for your response, and for great videos.
You really do not need a pattern. You just need a circle which you can download from the internet or create one on some word processing software that you may already have on your computer.
Hi rosie do you think you could make a Nora Dr. Bag please the video out thete is horrible doesnt explain anything like you do your one of the best tutors out there love this basket .....margie
Great video Rosie! What is that noise that your machine is making? I think I have heard it a few times in other videos? Is it common with your kind of machine? Thank you.
@@gingerflorey9169 Do you mean a Wonder Clip? I've heard it in a few of Rosie's videos, and was like who there is a problem with her machine. It seemed as though it happens when she speed up? I am considering get a Juki machine not sure which one, most likely an industrial.
OMG 😳 Is this a sewing tutorial or “Math” tutorial?? I would not want to deal with pie measurements. To much math info to even start the project. I’m disappointed 😞
Most people appreciate that she helped with the maths. If she hadn't she would probably have received hundreds of comments & /or questions asking for help with it. It was a good idea! 💡🙏👍😂
Me again! I made one of these today and wow! I can't remember the last time I was this happy with a finished project. Once all the math was figured out, the actual sewing went fairly quickly. Snipping about 1/4" into the tube bottom made it a lot easier to pin the circle into place, and a walking foot made that final edge seam a breeze. With a finished size of 6" diameter and 6" tall after folding down the cuff (8" if unfolded), it easily holds five pairs of shears (even when they're in their cozies). I will definitely be making more of these; in fact, fabric for the next one has already been selected 🙂
This is the most clear explanation and actual demonstration on how to do this. Especially flipping the direction of the interior for the sake of the cuff if it's directional. Thank you so much!
Sewing circle bottoms is extremely hard for me and i have watched a million TH-cam tutorials but none compare to this!! Thank you so much for being very detailed. My circle bottoms no longer look like weird puckered squares!
Glad it was helpful!
What a lovely clear, concise explanation right from the start. No unnecessary repetition of information which is my bug bear of so many TH-cam presenters. This is the first of your tutorials that I’ve seen but won’t be the last!!
Thank you so much for your kind comment.
love this Thank you so dearly much for taking the time to teach use how to cut and make the basket you are awesome !!!! Sending love hug I enjoy it so
I just made it. I made mine 6.5 in and 9.5 inches tall. It came out great! I really appreciate learning how to do this accurately! Thank you!
I always love to hear that people are making the projects. Have fun making more...they can be addictive. Thanks for watching!
Fabulous video! I really appreciate that you showed us how to do the math so we can make it any size we want (& that also precludes 50,000 inquires asking, “ What size should I cut my pieces if I want to make it a x size . . .”) I never learned pi in school, so whenever I made something round like this in the past, I just cheated and used a flexible measuring tape to measure the circumference of the circle & added my seam allowance to that.
I also really appreciate the detailed explanations and video; well done.
I also appreciated your calm, even voice, that wasn’t shouting at us like we’re deaf or stupid or something, lol, like some have a tendency to do. I’m sure they don’t realize, but it wears on my nerves when they do that.
Lastly, I can see myself making a bunch of these. I might add a drawstring to one for my cross-stitch stuff, so when I’m done I can cinch it up. This would be great to practice free motion quilting on, before sewing it up. Thanks again. I really enjoyed this! 😊👍🏻🌸
Thank you for taking the time to write a thorough comment. I appreciate everything you said and am glad you like the video. You can also use a string to measure the circumference for the circle. It really isn’t cheating. Some people are not comfortable at all with the math and measuring with string would be easy and accurate. Have fun making the basket!
Thank you, thank you, thank you! I have struggled with how to figure out measurements for circle bottom baskets forever and now I get it! Great tutorial!
I am glad this was helpful to you! Have fun with it!!
Great job! No, excellent job! I have wanted a “formula” for different size, round containers and here it is! Very well explained.
Thank you for your very kind comment. I always love to hear that people are making the projects. Have fun making more baskets...they can be addictive and thanks for watching!
For those of us that didn’t fair well in algebra thank-you. Lovely work. Thanks for sharing!
Thank you and you are welcome. I am glad it was helpful!
Fabulous instructions!
The best video tutorial thanks so much detail chart!❤️✂️🧵🪡
BEST instructor EVER!!!! Thank you
Wow, thanks! And thanks for watching!
I'm an experienced seamstress but decided to watch this all the way through because I want to make some decorative outside covers for various sized tin cans. Thanks for the "Eighths" chart. I also picked up a few other tips. Since they will be covering a rigid object, I won't use the fusible fleece but I do think the fusible interfacing will be a good addition to keep the fabric looking crisp. I also like the little pyramid pouches idea. Will check that out someday.
I am glad that you picked up some new tips. I have been sewing for decades and love it when I find a new tip!! Thanks for watching.
Thank you for this great tutorial! And for the calculations chart! I made two Instant Pot covers using your calculations and they came out great. Thank you! 😊
What a great idea to make an Instant Pot cover! Now I will have to make one for mine. I never would have thought of that so thanks for the idea!!
@@RosiesArtStudio Yay! I ended up making mine starting with a 14 inch circle diameter, (for a 6qt) and quilted the outer and lining pieces together to avoid it being too loose inside. And zigzagged the inner seams, attached a small handle on top, done! Wanted the crinkly look after quilting, so it did shrink a bit after washing, but still fit nicely. Thanks again!
@@melissaruiz64 It really is very clever. Thanks for sharing!
Missy, what an excellent idea! Thank you for that suggestion!
Thank you so much for showing how to calculate the circle dimensions!!! I have watched at least half a dozen of these round basket videos for the purpose of making Easter baskets. None of them were the size I was after, and every single one had something you had to print and trace for the bottom. Geometry was 30+ years ago for me, so your video was extremely helpful. Thank you!
All your videos are so nicely explained and detailed. I love the quality of the finishing, the care you take to close up raw edges. Thank you.
Thank you and you are welcome. I am glad you are liking the videos.
Thank you for this video and this chart, Rosie! I am making round grow bags for my garden, so to get the bottom circle I needed, I took an old flower pot, and traced it on my landscape fabric! Then, used your chart to figure out all the other dimensions I needed based on my circle. I cut the circle out first, then folded it in half, and measured along that straight line! Again, thank you so much!
Another informative video. Thank you Rosie. I appreciate all the effort and care you put into each and every video.I especially appreciate the charts. I am a visual learner for sure, but also a retired educator. You are spot on ! Stay safe and Healthy........ Kathy
Thank you for your very kind comments! I really enjoy doing these videos and am glad to hear you are enjoying them. Thanks for watching!
Great tutorial. I think I can do this, thank you very much.
This is the BEST tutorial I found on sewing a round basket. Thank you for giving us calculations on creating the pattern. I’ll be making toilet tissue roll covers, which are similar to round baskets. Your instructions are so clear and concise. BTW, I love the doggy fabrics you used! Very cute! Thanks so much.
This tutorial was excellent. Clear and concise. I appreciate the math for a circle bottom. I just made a similar basket and I want one much larger. No problem now! Thanks!
Thank you for your kind comment. I am so glad it was helpful!
Thank you. I found this project on pinterest and couldn't follow the written directions. Now to make baskets... THANK YOU
Have fun making the project and thanks for watching!
Thank you, Rosie, Another awesome tutorial. Reviewing (Phi) takes me back to grade school. 22/7!! I suppose now we could "ask Siri"
And I love your chart. Very gracious of you to share.
Fabulous in-depth tutorial. Thank you for your time.
You're very welcome!
Hi Rosie, Thanks so much for this video. It was a fun, quick project. I decided to use Bosal foam for the exterior round bottom for additional strength. It worked very well. Looking forward to making more cute stuff with you.
You are very welcome. I love to hear that people are making the projects! Have fun making more baskets. Thanks for watching!
This is great! You've done all the calculations so I don't have to and explained it so well
I am glad you like the tutorial. Have fun making the baskets and thanks for watching!
You had me at Pi 🤣
I know! Makes me feel smart - while sewing!
Middle School Geometry - who knew people actually use it.
@@jerrimorris1973 Yes, some of us use it.
This was a very helpful video. Thank you so much for your time in explaining each step so clearly and then demonstrating so well. I’m looking forward to making these.
The round bottom basket looks beautiful
The video is so detail and clear
It's useful in daily life
Like it and thanks for sharing
Awesome instructions!
Super cute🌺
Thank you! 🤗 and thanks for watching!
what a great video/demo Im an experienced sewer but I watched every bit lol thanks heaps
Thanks for your kind comment!
Thank you so much! I have struggled with sewing round bottom bags or storage totes. I think I will use your method and try again.
Thank you so much for this great tutorial! You are definitely a great instructor and being able to pause the video, when needed, is a PLUS. I am definitely subscribing to your channel. 👍😊
I am glad you like the tutorial! Have fun making the basket. Thanks for watching and for subbing!!
Great video, been looking for formula to figure out how sew one with my own dimensions, plus how to make it sturdy. Best Video for explaining every step of the way
Amazing project and perfect explanation, from the measurements to the method!! Many thanks, can’t wait to start one!
Thanks for your kind comment. Have fun making the baskets and thanks for watching!
Love this tutorial. I've been looking for a circle basket and this is the first one I found. Thank you, with your instructions I think I can do it 🥰
Would love to see an addition to this tutorial that would have pockets inside the basket! Can't wait to make this!
This is such a wonderful informative video. The result is so professional. Your directions are clear, precise & patient. Thank you so very much. 🤗
Thank you for your very kind comments. I am glad you enjoyed the video!
Thank you Rosie! I knew I could count on you for the tutorial I needed!
Awww…thanks for your kind comment. I would love to see pics if you make the basket and I have a Facebook group where you can share. You can find us here: facebook.com/groups/184663700298519. Thanks for watching!
You are such an excellent teacher! And your sewing skills are fabulous resulting in beautiful projects! Thank you for taking the time to make these tutorials! Including the math, makes so much sense! THANK YOU!!
I have got to try this. You make it look so easy and your detailed description is EXCELLENT.
Thank you for the tutorial! Loved how the basket turned out.
Thank you and thanks for watching!
Thank you - instructions very clear. Can’t wait to make these.
Have fun making the baskets and thanks for watching!
Fantastic! I will say it again, Impeccable!
Thank you for such a sweet comment!
بہت ہی اعلیٰ۔ That's what I call teaching. Very nice calculations. With that a person can learn any size of basket and invent othewise ideas. Thank you dear
Thank you for your comment and watching the video. Yes, you can make any size basket you desire with the chart. Have fun with it!
Thanks for the great tutorial, love that you have included the maths so I can work out different sizes!
You are welcome and thanks for watching!
Awesome video! Thank you Rosie! The notches are such a good idea!
Thank you so much! What a great video!! I love your fabric! ❤️❤️❤️
Awww…thank you for your kind comment and for watching!
What a great project. I love your step by step instructions. Gives us sight learners the courage to try something we were intimidated by. TFS!
I am glad you like the project. You can do it...just take one step at a time.
The best tutorial I have ever seen!!! Thank you so much! 🤗
Aww...thank you so much. I will be doing another round bottom basket shortly.
Thank you for those measurement calculations!! That is valuable information!
NICE PROJECT WELL EXPLAINED. Top edge would be a great spot to use a twin needle effect also. Now putting on my to do list !
Wow! Thanks so much! I had no idea I could make a circle in pages. Done and done ✅
You're so welcome!
Excellent tutorial!Thank you so much!😊
Thank you and you are welcome!
Mutlaka deneyeceğim, paylaşım için teşekkür ederim 😊🤩
The circle template ideas are all so technical. Just use a compass or the string and pencil technique...what a rigamaroll! 😂
Thank you for this video. Great tutorial.
You are very welcome and thanks for watching!
You are good, very good at explaining.❤️
Thank you!
Just perfect. Thanks so much for sharing.
Perfect for what I needed, thank you!!
You're so welcome! Thanks for watching!
this is so cute and you explained it so well.. can't wait to try it thanks
Thank you and you are welcome!
Very good tutorial! I was able to figure out what I'd been doing wrong :) I especially like the idea of using the notches to line everything up. Thank you!
Glad it helped!
Loving your easy, thorough & thoughtful instruction style. I will make a few of these today. More videos please! 💜
Thank you Rosie for that very informative tutorial. I have become hooked on making the square fabric baskets and wanted to know how to make round ones. I have subscribed to your channel and look forward to many more well planned videos.
Have fun making your baskets. Thanks for subscribing and for watching!
Thank you for this excellent tutorial.
Awww...thank you and you are welcome!
ماشاءالله كتير حلو شغلك ومرتب
If you just start in centimeters, you won't have to have it this complicated. Buy a cm measurement ruler and you're good to go..
Of course, that's just my uneducated European point of view😂
Very nice and detailed instructions! Well done & Thanks for show and Tell
Great tutorial! Thank you!
You are so welcome!
Awesome video!!! Thank you!!🙏✨💗
Super cute, and very thorough tutorial. I usually clip the "tube" portion when attaching a circle/curve to a straight piece; is there a particular reason why you don't do this?
Very nice thanks
Thank you for watching.
Really enjoyed your tutorial! Thank you and I have subscribed to your channel :)
I am glad you like the tutorial. Thanks for watching and subscribing!
So *HAPPY* that you have included the calculations!!! It makes it sooooo much easier for me :) I want to make canvas bags like yours for outside. What thread would you suggest to 'weather' the elements? Is there a waxed thread that would work in a sewing machine? Or...do you have something else in mind?
Glad it was helpful! I would just use regular thread. Thanks for watching.
That's sew cute!
Thank you!
Love this
Thank you!
Oh my goodness you make it look so easy, I am a beginner sewer and I hooked, this might help me to make my cup cookie I want. I want it to fit a Mcdonald large cup. Gotta figure out how much fabric and ect. How can we use your formula if the top is bigger than the bottom?
But This video was awsome.
Sewing in a circle really is not hard if you use my instructions. For a cup like you are describing, if it is made of paper, I would take it apart and use the sides of the cup for a pattern. You would just have to add seam allowances to it. For the bottom circle, just measure the diameter and add the seam allowance. Hope that makes sense.
@@RosiesArtStudio First my cup is plastic so no cutting it up lol but think I figured it out how to make a templates might not be the correct way but think it might work. 2nd yes that made total since. I have done 3 contentious zipper pouches yes there some imperfection but what do you except when I just started sewing practice is the key, Also sewed a Pillow case and 11 face mask. I cant get enough sewing lol thanks for your response, and for great videos.
I learned so much, thank you👍🏼
wonderful video, very well explained |||
Thank you. I am glad you liked the video!
Do you have a paper or PDF pattern for this project? I love it!!!! You did a great job explaining everything.
You really do not need a pattern. You just need a circle which you can download from the internet or create one on some word processing software that you may already have on your computer.
I use pins and baste stitch with hand needle. Then sew with machine
If I want to add a handle, is it added in between the two layers?
How can I print the chart out? Your video was great!
Thank you. There is a link to the chart in the description below the video.
Hi rosie do you think you could make a Nora Dr. Bag please the video out thete is horrible doesnt explain anything like you do your one of the best tutors out there love this basket .....margie
Thank you for your kind comment. Hopefully, I will get to more of the Swoon patterns soon.
@@RosiesArtStudio thank you rosie always love your videos there great
Tanku Saport
Great video Rosie! What is that noise that your machine is making? I think I have heard it a few times in other videos? Is it common with your kind of machine? Thank you.
I am not sure what noise you are talking about, but it does vibrate sometimes because it is not sitting right on the table.
That was a clip vibrating.
@@gingerflorey9169 Do you mean a Wonder Clip? I've heard it in a few of Rosie's videos, and was like who there is a problem with her machine. It seemed as though it happens when she speed up? I am considering get a Juki machine not sure which one, most likely an industrial.
Is there a SVG file for cutting out on a machine?
She lost me at Pi
Stay tuned because I have some upcoming videos that will take the math out!
Too much thinking
good grief... no ugly math !!!
OMG 😳 Is this a sewing tutorial or “Math” tutorial?? I would not want to deal with pie measurements. To much math info to even start the project. I’m disappointed 😞
Most people appreciate that she helped with the maths. If she hadn't she would probably have received hundreds of comments & /or questions asking for help with it. It was a good idea! 💡🙏👍😂