Love this tutorial, Angelique. Great way to use up scraps, and they could also be personalized with an embroidered monogram, mini piping or decorative stitching around that outer edge... Thanks for sharing! :-)
Hi Angelique. I love the ethnic fabrics that you use in your videos. I live in Nebraska, and it is very difficult to find the fabrics that I'd like for my creations. Can you tell me where you get your fabrics? Thanks.
Hello, I purchase my fabric everywhere I go and travel. Some of the fabric I get at a local fabric store, some of my fabric came from Africa when my daughter traveled there, and some of my fabrics come from New York when I travel there. But I have great news for you. I'm in the process of having a custom fabric line, and other fabrics I find that will be online in our Angie B Style online store. But in the mean time, you can find some good fabric designs at Joann Fabrics. When my line of fabrics is launched, make sure you are subscribe to my channel and you can also go to angiebstyle.com and send us your email and we will add you to our mailing list...happy crafting!
Thanks for this clever and quick giftie! For turning corners, keep your eyes open for chopsticks, and try them out as turning tools. My sister has one that has a nice blunt end and a smaller, slightly-pointed end, and it is ideal.
PIkaDeath you can use a liquid Stitch which you can get from any fabric store you can use fabric glue. You can use a needle and thread I use any Stitch that you like. Happy Crafting!
I made a bunch of these a few years ago and friends mention they are still using them. Nice project, thank you!
Thank you so much for sharing. I am working on new projects for youtube, and I can't wait to share!
So cute and so simple. I literally use mine everyday. Thank you for this quick and easy to follow tutorial.
Wonderful! My Great, Great Niece is 14 and want's one of these so much. Now I know how to make one specially for her. Thanks for posting. ♥
thanks, Angela, I love your clear video, you have such a lovely voice!
Thank you for sharing this easy to make holder.
Thank you for this video. I think I am going to size it up just a little to fit my index cards for studying!
Clever! Good idea for a stash of gifts to have on hand. Thanks for posting.
I'm a beginner Angela, so thank you so much for this video for a beginner like myself.
thank you so much for the tutorial, its pure genius. done 3 of them in one afternoon, it's a great way to make presents in a cheap way
Thank you Manuela,
Yes, they are great gifts!
Happy Crafting!
I like this - quick simple easy !!! Thanks
Love this tutorial, Angelique. Great way to use up scraps, and they could also be personalized with an embroidered monogram, mini piping or decorative stitching around that outer edge... Thanks for sharing! :-)
Another good idea for presents will be be making some for sure
Delightful! I just discovered you! What an easy and lovely card holder. Thank you
Thank you greatly for this video, I just made mine in 15 minutes (from cut to sew to placing cards in) with Red Dashiki fabric.
Thank you Diamond,
Awesome! I glad you enjoyed. I looked up that fabric, its nice.
Happy Crafting!
This is awesome!!!! Lovely voice to listen to also. You might want to try using a chopstick to push out the corners, I've had great success with it.
Thank you for this wonderfully clear tutorial. Just what I was looking for :)
thank you for the great video you are fast and easy to follow
I love your pin cushion.
Love this video! I will try to make on tomorrow. Thanks!
Thank you,
Enjoy!
LOVE your tutorial !!!
I have alot of pretty scraps to make these, great to sell at craft fare.
Yes!
Hi Angelique. I love the ethnic fabrics that you use in your videos. I live in Nebraska, and it is very difficult to find the fabrics that I'd like for my creations. Can you tell me where you get your fabrics? Thanks.
Hello, I purchase my fabric everywhere I go and travel. Some of the fabric I get at a local fabric store, some of my fabric came from Africa when my daughter traveled there, and some of my fabrics come from New York when I travel there. But I have great news for you. I'm in the process of having a custom fabric line, and other fabrics I find that will be online in our Angie B Style online store. But in the mean time, you can find some good fabric designs at Joann Fabrics. When my line of fabrics is launched, make sure you are subscribe to my channel and you can also go to angiebstyle.com and send us your email and we will add you to our mailing list...happy crafting!
@@TheCreativeMakerSpace Thanks so much for the reply. I will keep an eye out for your fabric line.
Great way to use scraps.
Yes it is!!!
I thought I was the only person who loves to pin. lol
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simply so nice
Que fofo!!.
Ameii!!
Vou me inscrever agora!!
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what the size of the material?
Excellent~!!! Thank You~!!!
Salve vorrei sapere le misure è il cartamodello dove sono. Qui sotto non c'è nulla. Grazie mille è buon lavoro.
Thank You ...You so smart~!~!!
What size cards do these hold?
What are the measurements? I want to make one
Thanks for this clever and quick giftie! For turning corners, keep your eyes open for chopsticks, and try them out as turning tools. My sister has one that has a nice blunt end and a smaller, slightly-pointed end, and it is ideal.
Las medidas ...?
Queda muy bonita....
What is the measurement for your seam allowances?
About 1/4 of an inch seam allowance.
thank you
Please what measurements are the fabrics? Thanks
I wish you would’ve shown the seeing idk how to sew that last little whole we left 😩
I meant sewing!
What type of stitch can I use if there is no sewing machine?
PIkaDeath you can use a liquid Stitch which you can get from any fabric store you can use fabric glue. You can use a needle and thread I use any Stitch that you like. Happy Crafting!
Angela Boone thanks!