Laura, you are so lovely inside and out. I love your videos so thank you for them. Your teaching is so simple and concise and you manner so calm - ahh! I love your jewellery as well and I hope you are treated well in your life. Vicki from British Columbia.
Love it! I have a lot of 5” squares left over from projects that are just collecting dust....I’ll be making these to keep some and give some to my grandkids. Thank you for a great video!
Laura you are the most creative morning coffee chum! Love this idea to eat up scraps PLUS you have solved my question as to how best to construct the fabric when I reupholster my square ottoman! 😉
That's great! I've not made any fabric boxes because they just seemed so flimsy. I will definitely be making this one - the cardboard in the bottom really makes it useful. Thank you for this video and all the videos you do - just love them......
I have a small hair flat-iron .... I don't use it on my hair, but I keep it in my sewing room for heaps of fabric that need ironing, especially all the sewn edges, seams, ribbons, bias binding and anything else that you need to iron. I've found it especially great for scrunches and patchwork.... as soon as I've seen short edges. It's also great for ironing just the ruffles, pressing pin-tucks, firm pleats, hair ribbons, hems, and sooo many other things that seem such a waste of time in setting up small items .... You'll be amazed at many other items that this little gadget has saved me time and effort in so many ways, in all areas around your home that you've never thought twice about ironing because they were either too fiddly to set up the iron and the ironing board ..... even if just a small part of your sewing, clothing and/or other items around the home.
Such a cute little box. I always have a long thread tail to cut off when I thread my machine and felt it was such a waste to throw away perfectly good 12” of thread. I will make a little box to put long thread in by my sewing machine, then I can use that for hand sewing at another time.
I love this cute cube and it's easy enough. I'm a very beginner quilter and I'm looking for little project like a coffee mug mat. I'm hoping maybe you can have a process video on this. Thank you and I enjoy your easy to follow videos.
Have you ever done a tutorial about 'quilts to go' approach to doing a quilt? You are such an awesome teacher and I love the way you make a complex task easier.
Couldn’t you use plastic template material or the Dollar Tree clear cutting mats instead of the cardboard, then it would hold up better if it got wet or damp?
i dont have a facebook but can i email you my quilt for your challenge today ? Cheers, A new Quilter .Love your video Tutorials .Am on my 10 th Baby Quilt inspired with yourCuddle easy baby quilt technique!! Cheers, Jo-Ann A Canadian Retired Inrenational Nurse.
I love this segment, I have make a few since seeing it. I know this is very personal, but the ring you are wearing on your right hand is stunning. Does it happen to be a honey topaz?
You might want to stiffen the sides more - soft and stable will stand up or a heavy weight interfacing cut 1/2 inch smaller so that you can stitch it like that.
Laura, can you tell us how to finish the bottom outside of the box. Sorry I've never made something like this and don't know how you did that, (it's the light blue bottom square of the box)
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Fantastic use of leftover squares
Hello how are you doing today ♥️
Laura: Aren’t you just the cats meow🤪🤔?!?!?!
This is so awesome, thank you for all you do!!!
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Laura, you are so lovely inside and out. I love your videos so thank you for them. Your teaching is so simple and concise and you manner so calm - ahh! I love your jewellery as well and I hope you are treated well in your life. Vicki from British Columbia.
This is the easiest way I have ever seen to make a padded box. You explain everything so nicely. Thank you.
Great idea!! You can also make it with 10 inch squares as well!!!
Forget the challenge..... this box is great Laura! 👍👏👏👏😁😁😘❤️️
You’re such an awesome teacher, now we know you’re design skills.
Oh Laura! Your brain is amazing as is your work! Thanks for the fun tutorial!
A glue stick ... sooooo simple, I never even thought about using it. #SewVeryEasy will use in other situations instead of expensive double sided tape!
Love it! I have a lot of 5” squares left over from projects that are just collecting dust....I’ll be making these to keep some and give some to my grandkids. Thank you for a great video!
Wow this is the best video on making one of these I have seen. Thank you for sharing.
I have a 6 and 3 year old so I have lots of glue never thought of using it for sewing projects thank you for the inspiration. The box is fantastic.
the glue stick was a relevation to me, too #SewVeryEasy ...
Wonderful. Now I have something to use up those extra charms
Absolutely brilliant thanks so much for the lovely tutorial
Genius!! I love your originality as well as your creativity!!!
I am new to channel, enjoying all your projects and tips will be making some boxes with my leftovers thank you 🙏😊❤️🙏
Such a fun project! Great idea and great scrap buster! Love it! 💕🧵
Laura you are the most creative morning coffee chum! Love this idea to eat up scraps PLUS you have solved my question as to how best to construct the fabric when I reupholster my square ottoman! 😉
I love the construction thank you ❤️❤️❤️
Great useful way to use up scraps.
Very nice project, and a technique that can be applied elsewhere.
Very well explained. Thank you!
Thank you Laura for such a cute idea for scraps!
Cute bin and fast! This is on my to Do list! Thanks for sharing! I have too many non- sewing challenges to participate.
Thanks Laura ! I have so many left over squares this is such a great idea !🤩
That's great! I've not made any fabric boxes because they just seemed so flimsy. I will definitely be making this one - the cardboard in the bottom really makes it useful. Thank you for this video and all the videos you do - just love them......
Thank you for this tutorial.
I used these instructions to make a cover for a kitchen appliance. It was perfect.
Soooo stinking cute!!! Great idea!!
Great project!
Really a great idea,Laura! 🤗
Beautiful, I'm going to make one for a friend, this weekend.
Beautiful 😍 gonna try.
I love that, will definitely make some for gifts 🎁
I have a small hair flat-iron .... I don't use it on my hair, but I keep it in my sewing room for heaps of fabric that need ironing, especially all the sewn edges, seams, ribbons, bias binding and anything else that you need to iron. I've found it especially great for scrunches and patchwork.... as soon as I've seen short edges. It's also great for ironing just the ruffles, pressing pin-tucks, firm pleats, hair ribbons, hems, and sooo many other things that seem such a waste of time in setting up small items .... You'll be amazed at many other items that this little gadget has saved me time and effort in so many ways, in all areas around your home that you've never thought twice about ironing because they were either too fiddly to set up the iron and the ironing board ..... even if just a small part of your sewing, clothing and/or other items around the home.
So cute and easy. Thank you
So very clever! Or Sew Very Clever!
What a great idea. Thank you.
This is ADORABLE!! I love this small project for 5” squares!! Maybe you should come up with MORE cute ideas for these squares...please!😉🥰
Hello how are you doing today ♥️
Such a wonderful use of squares!
Laura,
Your a gem. I love your enthusiasm
your awesome .Blessings
Thank you Laura, mine turned out so cute. Black, gray red and white squares with some poka dots
I just want to tell you that your ring is amazing ! And thank you for this great idea
Oh thank you!
Love your video's. Appreciate your calm demeanor.
what a neat idea.
love, love this!
This is so sweet ❤️thank you
Sweet! Love it!
What a great project! Sew easy and quick! Great use of 10 squares! :)
Love, love, love the Moongate fabric & how you made the box!
Sew cute Laura. Looks like a good little box to hold all the remotes. Thanks so much. I always learn lots from you.❤️
Cute box.
Very clever!
Thank you for the terrific video. You give such clear directions! I can’t wait to try it!
I love this little project !!
Love this project, definitely on my to do list
Hello how are you doing today ♥️
❤️ the box.
Such a cute project and useful!
Think this little will make hubby a cute like candy holder...he enjoys solid/hard candies like butterscotch or peppermint patties
How cute! Love it!
Such a cute little box. I always have a long thread tail to cut off when I thread my machine and felt it was such a waste to throw away perfectly good 12” of thread. I will make a little box to put long thread in by my sewing machine, then I can use that for hand sewing at another time.
Thanks for another great little project Laura! Love your hair tonight :)
Great tutorial❤️What a great gift idea and it would even go in the mail across country easy also. Thank you😍
this was super easy to make and turned out great! I can see myself making a lot of these little fabric boxes!
So very cute!!
Great idea
Very cute project!
Beautiful little project
Very cool !
Beautiful
Brilliant!!!
Thank you for this special tutorial ! 💐
So lovely!!!
Your instructions are so clear and to the point! Thank you x
Very good Thanks
Very good project
I love this cute cube and it's easy enough. I'm a very beginner quilter and I'm looking for little project like a coffee mug mat. I'm hoping maybe you can have a process video on this. Thank you and I enjoy your easy to follow videos.
Cute,useful box.
Love it.
Love your Tutorials Ty
I have made four in the last couple days, so fun. Thank you Laura❤
Awesome thank you
Have you ever done a tutorial about 'quilts to go' approach to doing a quilt? You are such an awesome teacher and I love the way you make a complex task easier.
Not yet!
Love this project. Definitely going to give it a try.
Very helpful.
Awesome!!!
ohh wow sooo coool!! very nice!!
Nice!
That is adorable. I needed something to sew this will be it :) Thank you again for a fun project Hugs
That is what I am making.
Brilliant
Perfect!
Couldn’t you use plastic template material or the Dollar Tree clear cutting mats instead of the cardboard, then it would hold up better if it got wet or damp?
Good plan, the plastic templates would give it a bit more structure.
i dont have a facebook but can i email you my quilt for your challenge today ?
Cheers,
A new Quilter .Love your video Tutorials .Am on my 10 th Baby Quilt inspired with yourCuddle easy baby quilt technique!!
Cheers,
Jo-Ann
A Canadian Retired Inrenational Nurse.
I love this segment, I have make a few since seeing it. I know this is very personal, but the ring you are wearing on your right hand is stunning. Does it happen to be a honey topaz?
I am absolutely delighted to see this video. I've wanted to make some boxes for ages. Would it work in larger sizes?
You might want to stiffen the sides more - soft and stable will stand up or a heavy weight interfacing cut 1/2 inch smaller so that you can stitch it like that.
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Thats Funny, I did exactly the same box with 10 different fabrics , but I didn't use batting so mine is a little more flimsy
I made a diddy bag sent out to my granddaughter already.
Could 2.5” strips be used by the same technique n be used as a lid for this box?
Can you make a baby bonnet and pillow case dress diy
Laura, can you tell us how to finish the bottom outside of the box. Sorry I've never made something like this and don't know how you did that, (it's the light blue bottom square of the box)
the bottom is finished when you turn it right side out.