When i made these for a friend I cut the pieces that go next to the body from regular fabric. I then cut a lining for these two pieces instead of using bias tape. Sew around the hole with the lining. Clip curves. Turn right side out and top stitch. Sew lining to bottom section. Turn right side out. Stitch together and turn right side out. Makes a nice neat finished item
My apologies for keeping you hanging for so long. I have published the pattern over on Ko-fi and you can find it here: ko-fi.com/shop/settings?src=sidemenu&productType=0
My apologies for keeping you hanging for so long. I have published the pattern over on Ko-fi and you can find it here: ko-fi.com/shop/settings?src=sidemenu&productType=0
thank you so much. My daughter just had surgery and still in hosp. thought this will be a nice way to help her feel better. how thick is the fold over elastic?. that’s the only thing I don’t have yet
@@lisadesmond2624 I hope your daughter has a quick recovery! You can use any width of fold over elastic. I've used a narrow 20mm & medium width 30mm (10mm & 15mm when folded) one for all the covers I've made. If this is your first time applying fold over elastic, go with a medium width one, and choose one with a plush side that you can use against the skin.
Thank you for sharing the making of the ostomy bags, Sian❤️
Thanks for watching Carol. Hopefully it’s useful to some 😃
Thank you so so much for this. I will be making a bunch of these for my husband.
You’re welcome! Out of curiosity I wonder if you have the same type of ostomy pouch?
When i made these for a friend I cut the pieces that go next to the body from regular fabric. I then cut a lining for these two pieces instead of using bias tape.
Sew around the hole with the lining. Clip curves. Turn right side out and top stitch. Sew lining to bottom section. Turn right side out.
Stitch together and turn right side out.
Makes a nice neat finished item
Excellent technique and no elastic required :D
Could I please get your pattern. If love to try and make some for myself.
My apologies for keeping you hanging for so long. I have published the pattern over on Ko-fi and you can find it here: ko-fi.com/shop/settings?src=sidemenu&productType=0
Hi there, I am wondering if you made your pattern public?
I loved your tutorial, thank you for doing it. I can't wait to make some for my nephew!! :D
Hi! I did indeed! You can find it in my Kofi shop which is liked in my About section.
Thank you 💕
i would love a pattern
My apologies for keeping you hanging for so long. I have published the pattern over on Ko-fi and you can find it here: ko-fi.com/shop/settings?src=sidemenu&productType=0
thank you so much. My daughter just had surgery and still in hosp. thought this will be a nice way to help her feel better. how thick is the fold over elastic?. that’s the only thing I don’t have yet
@@lisadesmond2624 I hope your daughter has a quick recovery! You can use any width of fold over elastic. I've used a narrow 20mm & medium width 30mm (10mm & 15mm when folded) one for all the covers I've made. If this is your first time applying fold over elastic, go with a medium width one, and choose one with a plush side that you can use against the skin.
I would like the pattern please
Hi, ive made the pattern available over on my Kofi shop which is linked in my profile.
Thanks 💕