this looks like a great gift for the D&D/tabletop players in your life! They can store their dice in the bag and open it up when playing for a dice "tray", then cinch it up with all the dice safely inside when finished :)
Vanessa, thank you for taking the time to explain the proper math behind calculating the sizes! Looking forward to trying one of these in a sized suited for my needs
Vanessa, I love your tutorials; always quick and to the point, so I'm surprised you took the long way with the math. Here's the shortcut for the math (SUPER EASY EVEN FOR THOSE WHO HATE MATH): Just multiply pi (3.14) by the diameter (9.75). No need to divide by 2, then multiply by 2. You get the same thing as when you divide the diameter to get the radius then multiply 2 x pi x radius and you don't have to do the division.
I can't imagine anyone not liking theses tutorials. Great job and very nice gift. I can see so many uses my teenaged granddaughter can find for these. :)
You just do such an excellent job verbalizing instructions and giving tips along the way. Ideas for tutorials are great, useful ideas. Love everything about your videos!
Thank you, Vanessa, for this great idea! I plan to make one for a LEGO set that my granddaughters are getting for Christmas. This will be great for play and keeping the pieces specific to the set together and organized.
from one gemini to another - LOVE THIS cinch it up! i saw a makeup bag with a water resistant inside/wipe down-able lining. I was going to try and guess how to make it... but you just showed me! thank you 😍
Very cute and bravo to you and those who will do the math. Me? I have nightmares about being in math class and forgetting to bring my homework so I goggle search "finding circumference of a circle" and a box appears where I can put in the radius and presto the circumference is calculated for me. I love these scrap busters as I have sworn off buying wrapping paper for gifts.
I have been looking for something to keep my wonder clips in that I could leave them in while using then closing it up when I'm done.thanks for sharing.
I learned how to make these earlier this year. They are super easy but I like your methods so I'm going to try it this way. The knit might make my life way easier than cutting a bunch of band pieces on the bias.
I just discovered ur channel last night when I was searching for a video on making a Soup Bowl Cozy. So I got hooked on this Series. lol Like You, I Loved Math in school. So when you were doing the math in this video I had so much Fun doing it along w/ you. I just turned 55, so it's been a while since I've been in school. lol Ty for bringing back some good memories.😉🙂 Yes, I did Subscribe to ur Channel. Back to watching the rest of this Series.😉🙂 Take Care ... Jill tfs😊
Great tutorial for these handy bags! Using the jersey fabric for bias is genius and if your math phobic like me 👀lol I can just wing it by roughly measuring around the circle with a tape measure and adding an inch or so and just cut the excess off! 👍😜
I am going to use this to make it match the carseat poncho I am making for my little great-granddaughter so she can carry a little toy in it (or the matching mittens).
Robin Glover easy math: pi is 3.14. Just measure your circle across (diameter), and multiply it by 3.14- for example, if it’s a 6 inch circle, multiply 6 x 3.14. (=18.84). So you would cut the strip 19 inches long, and cut off a little when you get to the end of sewing it on. Hope that helps.
The formula is pi x 2 x r. But 2 times the radius is the diameter, the distance across the circle. A math teacher explained above. That’s why I said just multiply diameter times 3.14
This is a great idea! I buy those inexpensive cotton T-shirts at the craft stores and make pajama shorts out of them. If you buy two extra large T-shirts ($2 ea. On sale) you can get half a pajama short out of each T-shirt and so I have scraps of the T-shirts left that would be perfect for this! Otherwise, I've had a hard time finding cotton stretch knits to buy; that's why I use this method, but that's also why I don't have any other stretch knits available that would work for this project, on hand. So great idea !
You can fold the circle in half and use the Curve Runner to measure half of the circle then multiply that # by 2 to get the full circle circumference. 👍🏽
+CraftyGemini; Hi Thanks For Sharing this Video. Lovely the project but hated maths in school. So I will use my measuring tape to get the circumference of the circle/take the measurement of the one half of the circle & multiplying x2 etc. I'll be trying a few to hold my sewing supplies like threads,needles,bobbins etc in/other stuff etc. So that my bedroom is more organizable. Thanks Again Anyways I look forward to your reply ASAP.
Bueno amiga... esa matematica ta jodona hahahhaha! 🙈 Im actually making a few xmas gufts and im making quite a few projects for childrens from your play list i wosh i could share some pics with you ... :) im making aprons and chef hats and this i think could be a nice little addition to hold there cookie cutters! Pero nada esa baina me dio dolor de xabeza just trying to follow the numbers! Thank you for doing the math for us :) i probably would end with a mess ;)
Without a calculator I would do 10” x 3 = 30” plus a couple of inches. I would cut 32 or 33’ long. With a calculator 10” x 3.15 = 31 and a half inches.
this looks like a great gift for the D&D/tabletop players in your life! They can store their dice in the bag and open it up when playing for a dice "tray", then cinch it up with all the dice safely inside when finished :)
Vanessa, thank you for taking the time to explain the proper math behind calculating the sizes! Looking forward to trying one of these in a sized suited for my needs
Vanessa, I love your tutorials; always quick and to the point, so I'm surprised you took the long way with the math.
Here's the shortcut for the math (SUPER EASY EVEN FOR THOSE WHO HATE MATH): Just multiply pi (3.14) by the diameter (9.75). No need to divide by 2, then multiply by 2. You get the same thing as when you divide the diameter to get the radius then multiply 2 x pi x radius and you don't have to do the division.
I'm a retired Primary teacher. I have o say I LOVED the way you worked out your Maths
Thank you for teaching the math! It was my favorite subject and it’s important. Love your tutorials!❤️❤️❤️😍
I love this! I’ve been wanting to make cute bags for a Saturday market sale in my home town. This is perfect. Thank you ❤️😁🌹
I can't imagine anyone not liking theses tutorials. Great job and very nice gift. I can see so many uses my teenaged granddaughter can find for these. :)
You just do such an excellent job verbalizing instructions and giving tips along the way. Ideas for tutorials are great, useful ideas. Love everything about your videos!
This might be a great way to wrap gifts, and recycle it year after year. So very cute and simple. Thanks Vanessa!!!
Indeed! Happy sewing!
I think the pouch/wrapping belongs to the recipient.
Vanessa, New to sewing, New to your channel. You have taught me so much, and you give me the confidence to try your projects. Thanks.
Thank you, Vanessa, for this great idea! I plan to make one for a LEGO set that my granddaughters are getting for Christmas. This will be great for play and keeping the pieces specific to the set together and organized.
Not only have you made me a better sewer, apparently you should have been my math teacher as well!! LOL Great tutorial :-)
from one gemini to another - LOVE THIS cinch it up! i saw a makeup bag with a water resistant inside/wipe down-able lining. I was going to try and guess how to make it... but you just showed me! thank you 😍
Very cute and bravo to you and those who will do the math. Me? I have nightmares about being in math class and forgetting to bring my homework so I goggle search "finding circumference of a circle" and a box appears where I can put in the radius and presto the circumference is calculated for me. I love these scrap busters as I have sworn off buying wrapping paper for gifts.
Great idea to google search circumferences! I love these quick gadgets and your simple teaching techniques are fantastic,
I have been looking for something to keep my wonder clips in that I could leave them in while using then closing it up when I'm done.thanks for sharing.
I learned how to make these earlier this year. They are super easy but I like your methods so I'm going to try it this way. The knit might make my life way easier than cutting a bunch of band pieces on the bias.
I love the project! I saw that you are Dominican. I lived in the Dominican Republic for a year and a half! I loved the people there.
Yay!! Glad you enjoyed the project... and your stay in DR. ❤️
I've recently seen these designed into makeup bags, i plan to try a little larger for this
thanks for sharing. Love your channel
Take twine or yarn and put around the outside of the circle. Then measure that. It is much easier and no calculator needed.
Thanks Jean! I don't math! 😂🤣😅
That's the way I do it too!
Love this idea!! I'm going to make them for my kids to use for board games, dominoes, and things like that. Thank you so much for sharing!
That’s a perfect use for it! ❤️👍🏽
You.are.absolutely.the.best!
I just discovered ur channel last night when I was searching for a video on making a Soup Bowl Cozy. So I got hooked on this Series. lol
Like You, I Loved Math in school. So when you were doing the math in this video I had so much Fun doing it along w/ you. I just turned 55, so it's been a while since I've been in school. lol Ty for bringing back some good memories.😉🙂
Yes, I did Subscribe to ur Channel.
Back to watching the rest of this Series.😉🙂
Take Care ... Jill tfs😊
I can’t wait to make this. I saw a makeup pouch like this.
I just love all your videos. Thanks.
I knew you made one of these!!! So glad I found the video again!
These are great! Love these ideas with stretch fabrics!!
Love these little bags! My to do list grows longer🤪
This is awesome and I will be making them for my granddaughter!
She will love it! 👍🏽
Great tutorial for these handy bags! Using the jersey fabric for bias is genius and if your math phobic like me 👀lol I can just wing it by roughly measuring around the circle with a tape measure and adding an inch or so and just cut the excess off! 👍😜
Indeed!!! 🤣👏🏽👍🏽
I am going to use this to make it match the carseat poncho I am making for my little great-granddaughter so she can carry a little toy in it (or the matching mittens).
Love it l have seen these on shopping channel here in U.K. And they were not cheap! Will definitely give them a try
Great video! I'm going to make a bunch for grandkids amd their little toys or pieces for games
That is so clever, thanks for sharing
Very sweet
This is great !! Thank you !!
You are the best 👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼
Can I use cotton fabric for the band? Thanks Vicki
Wondering if bias tape will work instead of stretch knit. I do have bias tape but not stretch knit...
I love them!!lost me on the math.i will be making some for homemade soap gifts
Robin Glover easy math: pi is 3.14. Just measure your circle across (diameter), and multiply it by 3.14- for example, if it’s a 6 inch circle, multiply 6 x 3.14. (=18.84). So you would cut the strip 19 inches long, and cut off a little when you get to the end of sewing it on. Hope that helps.
The formula is pi x 2 x r. But 2 times the radius is the diameter, the distance across the circle. A math teacher explained above. That’s why I said just multiply diameter times 3.14
That’s great, I love all your ideas❤️
Thank you! They are a lot of fun to make!
would a old T-shirt be ok for the knit fabric? i only have quilting cottons.
This is a great idea! I buy those inexpensive cotton T-shirts at the craft stores and make pajama shorts out of them. If you buy two extra large T-shirts ($2 ea. On sale) you can get half a pajama short out of each T-shirt and so I have scraps of the T-shirts left that would be perfect for this! Otherwise, I've had a hard time finding cotton stretch knits to buy; that's why I use this method, but that's also why I don't have any other stretch knits available that would work for this project, on hand. So great idea !
Not sure I will get the math part, but love this project. Thanks
To avoid the math just measure around the circle with a measuring tape. 👍🏽
Math teacher here. An alternate formula is C=πD, where C is circumference and D is diameter. Then you can skip a step.
I totally agree! Not sure why she went the long route.
I love math and wanted to take the opportunity to explain the difference between radius and diameter. Many of my students get those two confused. 👍🏽
Thanks! Just wanted to take the opportunity to explain both radius and diameter as many of my students get the two mixed up.
Plan on making a bigger one to keep my crochet project in.
That’s a great idea! 👍🏽
Ingenious!
So cute! How about your Curvy tool for those who hate math? 😍
Curve Runner!!! Don’t know why I can never remember that name...
You can fold the circle in half and use the Curve Runner to measure half of the circle then multiply that # by 2 to get the full circle circumference. 👍🏽
I’m going to use them for cosmetic bags
+CraftyGemini; Hi Thanks For Sharing this Video. Lovely the project but hated maths in school. So I will use my measuring tape to get the circumference of the circle/take the measurement of the one half of the circle & multiplying x2 etc. I'll be trying a few to hold my sewing supplies like threads,needles,bobbins etc in/other stuff etc. So that my bedroom is more organizable. Thanks Again Anyways I look forward to your reply ASAP.
You should have been MY math teacher!
Using it to hold my hair clips!
This is awesome!!!
Thanks. Glad you enjoyed it! 👍🏽
Foarte tare !
Poate te gândești și cum să facem o bască de pus pe cap
Mulțumesc !
Bueno amiga... esa matematica ta jodona hahahhaha! 🙈 Im actually making a few xmas gufts and im making quite a few projects for childrens from your play list i wosh i could share some pics with you ... :) im making aprons and chef hats and this i think could be a nice little addition to hold there cookie cutters! Pero nada esa baina me dio dolor de xabeza just trying to follow the numbers! Thank you for doing the math for us :) i probably would end with a mess ;)
Their* not there ... i know i have a ton of spelling erros and all that but that mistake bugged me lol
I like, again, lol oh yes your great in math dear lol. Are you from Trinidad? Or west Indian
I’m Dominican. 🇩🇴 ❤️
Without a calculator I would do 10” x 3 = 30” plus a couple of inches. I would cut 32 or 33’ long.
With a calculator 10” x 3.15 = 31 and a half inches.
How about adding a third circle tack to make sections to create like little pockets to organize smaller things in there
Sure. You can make any changes you'd like.
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Por favor explícalo también en español , me interesa mucho , pero no entiendo el inglés!
You could just measure around the bin you traced
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You could also teach math 👍🏼
I understood the math but why make it complicated. 9.75 x 3.1416, no radius, no dividing and then multiflying.
I did it to explain the difference/relationship between radius and diameter. Many of my students confuse the two. Thanks!
Noooooo I’m not good with marh
Okay, you lost me with the math! Yikes , math was not my best subject even in college.
🙄🙄🙄😒😒😒😒omg so nice but lm not a math person 🤣🤣...netx
I love you girl but that math just gave me a headache.
🤣😂 The no math way would be to roughly measure around the circle with a measuring tape. Try that! 👍🏽
TheCraftyGemini or use your runner tool!
www.easycalculation.com/analytical/diameter-to-circumference-calculator.php
Math 😫
Use this converter, www.easycalculation.com/analytical/diameter-to-circumference-calculator.php
Too much math no thank you
OMG what foreign language are you talking, way over the top of my head🥴