I love doing hidden connectors, I think they look really smart. This is a slightly different method than the ones I’ve tried before, I will definitely give it a go! It is good to have you back, I enjoy watching your tutorials, thank you 😊
Deb that demonstration was brilliant. First time attempting hidden connectors. I did a practice attempt first which was just as well as I got it wrong. Managed to do them and they look OK. Many thanks.
Thank you I often worry with my menopausal brain if I make sense its good to know I did. Glad you enjoyed the video and thank you for taking the time to comment x
Thank you for this video. I have been nervous to try this method purely based on the amount of strain and weight that is carried by the strap. Adding a rivet gives extra confidence. Much appreciated.
My strap connector is 1 1/2” wide. The center line is 3/4”. So if I mark 3/4” from the center I don’t get the triangular looking shape. Could it be 1/4” from the center mark instead of 3/4”?
You would need to adjust the measurements to accommodate the 1 and a half inches if you mark your bottom line at 1.5" and your top line 1.25 but centred so it's even you should get the triangle shape
I love doing hidden connectors, I think they look really smart. This is a slightly different method than the ones I’ve tried before, I will definitely give it a go! It is good to have you back, I enjoy watching your tutorials, thank you 😊
Thank you let me know how you get on doing your hidden connectors this way x
Aww I would have loved for you to do the rivet as well. Thank you for the tut though.
I've got a seperate video on rivets you might find helpful x
@@TheBagMakersSewCiety I will search and thank you.
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Great explanation, don’t think I’ve ever known how to do these before now.
Thank you x
Best method I’ve seen yet and my new way to do them. Thank you!
So pleased you found it helpful 😊
Deb that demonstration was brilliant. First time attempting hidden connectors. I did a practice attempt first which was just as well as I got it wrong. Managed to do them and they look OK. Many thanks.
So glad it helped. Thank you for watching 🙂
Thank you for the awesome video. This is the cleanest/prettiest method I've seen.
Thank you for your lovely comment I am so pleased you have found the video helpful 😊
Tried several times over the last 12 months without success until I found your video this week. Thank you.
So glad it was helpful x
Thanks. I can't wait to try this.
Excellent tutorial. Thanks!
Glad it was helpful! 😊
Thank you. Great demo. You explain so well. I actually understand.
Thank you I often worry with my menopausal brain if I make sense its good to know I did. Glad you enjoyed the video and thank you for taking the time to comment x
Good to have you back xx
Thank you! 😊
Thank you now I know how to do this.
Glad it helped x
Thank you for sharing.
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Thank you for this video. I have been nervous to try this method purely based on the amount of strain and weight that is carried by the strap. Adding a rivet gives extra confidence. Much appreciated.
Your very welcome glad it was helpful xx
Again thank you for showing us xx
Absoulety no problem xx
Really well explained, thank you
Your welcome x
Thank you for this!!
You're so welcome! Glad it was helpful :)
Great explanation ❤
Thank you xx
I like this technique!
❤️ I am glad the video was helpful and you like this technique it's the only way I do hidden connectors now.
Thanks
Thank you so much so very grateful 😊 x
This is great! Thanks!
Your very welcome x
can this be done on woven fabric
Not really as the fabric in the opening would fray 🤔
My strap connector is 1 1/2” wide. The center line is 3/4”. So if I mark 3/4” from the center I don’t get the triangular looking shape. Could it be 1/4” from the center mark instead of 3/4”?
You would need to adjust the measurements to accommodate the 1 and a half inches if you mark your bottom line at 1.5" and your top line 1.25 but centred so it's even you should get the triangle shape
@@TheBagMakersSewCiety thanks so much for the prompt response.
@rosechallenger2894 you're welcome x