I've said it before and I'll say it again, not only are you beautiful and sweet you're also brilliant in everything you do. I'm 60 years old and I learn something new every time I watch your tutorials. You make me a better seamstress. Thank you so very much!!
Ahh you’re too nice 🥰 thank you! I just love to keep trying new things. You don’t see all the behind the scenes times when it totally fails 🤣 but I still enjoy it!!!
Definitely my go to whenever I make my own strap. I love that there are no raw edges. End result is very professional looking. I Thank you for sharing your expertise and I look forward to whatever new ideas you have for us in 2025!!
You have a lovely style of talking and demonstrating the technique. Your voice is very soothing and thank for getting right to business rather than a 10 minute pramble. One of the most enjoyable tutorials I have watched in a long time. Thank you!
Couldn't for the life of me work out how this would be adjustable until you got to the end... 😄. Also didn't know you could sew towards a hump jumper. In my defence, I taught myself how to sew during lockdown so it's all a bit hit a miss 😆
The struggle is real when you know you have to use the hand crank 😬🤣. Never thought of doing my straps this way, deffo a much cleaner finish. Thanks for sharing!
Thank you so much for this terrific video. This information is just what I was looking for. I didn't think of doing it this way myself. Thank you again, Jen in Upstate NY, USA
You and I think so much alike. I don't like raw edges, floppy linings, straps with too much bulk, etc. Unfortunately, in the pasted I didn't know the best way to solve these issues. Now, I have your wonderful tutorials. Thank you, thank you, thank you!!!
It's very nice.I kind of got loss where you put it underneath. I'll watch it again to make sure I got your idea. Thanks for sharing 👍 I appreciate it very much 🙏
This is an amazing strap, and the way you explain things is perfect for me, thank you. I had a couple of light bulb 💡 moments while watching not least the way you use one leg of your hump jumper to get close to your hardware OMG I just didn't know you could use the hump jumper like this 🙈🤣Thank you Jo 😊
I just started making purses for gifts and this tutorial is exactly what I was looking for. Very well done! Easy to follow and perfectly detailed. Thank you ❤
came across your video and used it for my latest crossbody bag project. it is GORGEOUS, i’m in love with it. thanks so much for sharing this technique!
I just made this strap for a bag ,I had cut out a while ago, and it turned out just to be great. This is just brilliant. Next, I am hoping to make the Momex pattern I just bought from your site. It will be a real challenge for me!😊
Excellent job!! Have seen several other videos but wasn't at all impressed with their double sided strap tutorials as I am with yours!! You are superb, girl!!! I love how professional it looks!! I'm definitely subscribing to your channel!! I just love it!! Thank you so much!!!
Amazing way to put a strap together. I've always struggled with all the bulk, but now I have to try this. First time watching your videos and love them. Thank you to a great instructor.
This is now my go to method of making straps. I did one using denim and yesterday I did a wristlet version using vinyl for both sides and it came out soooo good. Thank you !!!
Haha it really does! 😂 it sometimes puffs up to 15 minutes after I’ve switched it off, evidently it’s a self cleaning feature, but it scares me half to death 😆
Ive done something similar for wristlet straps but will totally be doing this for ALL the straps now. Just hit me while looking at another bag pattern, you could even to this but with the steps for the first buckle on a ring for and non adjustable shoulder strap and really clean up the strap ends. Like the Lomexa. You would have to deal with the straps during the rest of the build but I think it would be worth it.
Hello, thank you so much for your tutorials, i love it !!! The idea is super to use foam inside the strip. When you will join the ends of the foam you can use " Marti`s Choice fusible Tape " It comes in 1 inch wide or 2 inch, you can iron it on the joining ends of thr foam. It works very well !!!!I send greetings from Germany to you, Dagmar
@@CountryCowDesigns the foam is the same thickness if you use fusible tape. If you have leftovers from foam you can also join it with this tape, it is great product
I've said it before and I'll say it again, not only are you beautiful and sweet you're also brilliant in everything you do. I'm 60 years old and I learn something new every time I watch your tutorials. You make me a better seamstress. Thank you so very much!!
Ahh you’re too nice 🥰 thank you! I just love to keep trying new things. You don’t see all the behind the scenes times when it totally fails 🤣 but I still enjoy it!!!
Definitely my go to whenever I make my own strap. I love that there are no raw edges. End result is very professional looking. I Thank you for sharing your expertise and I look forward to whatever new ideas you have for us in 2025!!
Thank you ☺️
Not only can i now make this fab strap, but i also discovered i have used my hump jumper wrong all along 😂😂 ty for two tips!!!
You have a lovely style of talking and demonstrating the technique. Your voice is very soothing and thank for getting right to business rather than a 10 minute pramble. One of the most enjoyable tutorials I have watched in a long time. Thank you!
Thank you so much!
*preamble 🙂
Couldn't for the life of me work out how this would be adjustable until you got to the end... 😄. Also didn't know you could sew towards a hump jumper. In my defence, I taught myself how to sew during lockdown so it's all a bit hit a miss 😆
I’ve been making crossbody bags for a long time and this is by far the best way to make straps! Thank you!
Glad it was helpful!
What a game changer! This is my go to strap for my cross body bags from now on.thank you for sharing this.
Glad it was helpful!
This is genius especially for those of us that don’t have an industrial machine. Thank you I can stop breaking needles.
Glad it helps 👍🏼
Brilliant! I don't know why I've just seen this for the first time. You are a genius! Thank you!!
That’s very kind of you 😁
The struggle is real when you know you have to use the hand crank 😬🤣. Never thought of doing my straps this way, deffo a much cleaner finish. Thanks for sharing!
This strap is gorgeous and you are a fantastic teacher. Thank you ❤
Thank you so much for this terrific video. This information is just what I was looking for. I didn't think of doing it this way myself. Thank you again, Jen in Upstate NY, USA
Glad it was helpful!
Thank you, Jo. This is exactly what I've been looking for!
Glad it was helpful!
You and I think so much alike. I don't like raw edges, floppy linings, straps with too much bulk, etc. Unfortunately, in the pasted I didn't know the best way to solve these issues. Now, I have your wonderful tutorials. Thank you, thank you, thank you!!!
It's very nice.I kind of got loss where you put it underneath. I'll watch it again to make sure I got your idea. Thanks for sharing 👍 I appreciate it very much 🙏
Thank you, thank you, thank you! I've been looking for a better way to do straps that prevent my machine from getting beaten up.😁👍
This is an amazing strap, and the way you explain things is perfect for me, thank you. I had a couple of light bulb 💡 moments while watching not least the way you use one leg of your hump jumper to get close to your hardware OMG I just didn't know you could use the hump jumper like this 🙈🤣Thank you Jo 😊
Glad it helped!
How in the world has this been hidden from me for so long?!?! I can't wait to add one of fhedenstraps to a bag!!!
That's genius. I've been garment sewing 50 years but brand new to bag making so I really appreciate a great finish.
Genius! I cannot wait to make a strap this way. Exactly what I was envisioning!!
Thank you for this video, and off topic... your hair is GORGEOUS!
Oh wow, what a brilliant way of completing a strap.... I'm definitely going to try this...thank you again for another informative tutorial xx😀👍🌈
Excellent tutorial. I'm so glad I've found your channel. You are so calm and endearing. Thanks for sharing!😁
Thanks 😊
I just started making purses for gifts and this tutorial is exactly what I was looking for. Very well done! Easy to follow and perfectly detailed. Thank you ❤
came across your video and used it for my latest crossbody bag project. it is GORGEOUS, i’m in love with it. thanks so much for sharing this technique!
Glad it helped 😀
I just made this strap for a bag ,I had cut out a while ago, and it turned out just to be great. This is just brilliant. Next, I am hoping to make the Momex pattern I just bought from your site. It will be a real challenge for me!😊
Thank you so much for this tutorial, it is a real game changer for certain straps.Just Brilliant.
Glad it helped 😊
BRILLIANT!...beautiful work, as always!
Excellent job!! Have seen several other videos but wasn't at all impressed with their double sided strap tutorials as I am with yours!! You are superb, girl!!! I love how professional it looks!! I'm definitely subscribing to your channel!! I just love it!!
Thank you so much!!!
Thanks 😊
You are amazing, love your tutorials, and this one is fantastic. Thank you for sharing.
As usual great tutorial and your new haircut looks so nice.
One of the easiest strap tutorials that I have seen! Thanks so much!
Thanks 😁
Great ideia for a non bulky strap... i’ll try it in my next...love your vídeos
👑 off strap. Thanks Jo
Really enjoyed this video! Never seen it made this way...will try this method next time. Thanks
I just finished a strap using your tutorial and I'm so happy with the results! Thank you very much Jo for sharing your knowledge with us!😍
Brilliant, I love love love it! This is my new favorite crossbody strap. Thank you!
Glad you like it!
I was doing something similar but the extra step of putting the swivel between layer is genius!
wow great strap Jo, what a brilliant way to have no raw edges and i love the foam in it, thanks Jo for another great video
For a beginner sewer like me, this is a wonderful tutorial. I always wondered how I could improve the raw edges on my straps.
Awesome video. I love how finished they look...
I’m a beginner and your work is fascinating. Thank you this detailed and easy to follow video. I am definitely a fan now.
Rona said the exact words I was thinking. Thank you. Jo is amazing as a designer and supporter of all. Love the new camera angle.
How timely! I wanted to try a cork and fabric crossbody strap for my Momexa. This strap looks sleek and comfortable. Thanks!
what a great tutorial - amazing technique, definitely going to use this for all my crossover straps. thank you
What a clever idea! Thank you for the video.
Great tutorial! Genius! Thank you.
Thanks 😁
Excellent video and beautiful presentation,
What a gorgeous strap, your fabric choices are always gorgeous xxx
Thank you for sharing!
Perfect Strap!! Definitely going to try this method.
This is total genius. Thanksss millions for this tutorial. 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻
You are so darn smart! Thanks for sharing this method!
Easy way of explaining!
What a fabulous tutorial, thank you.
This is BRILLIANT. thank you 😮
Quite good!
Amazing way to put a strap together. I've always struggled with all the bulk, but now I have to try this. First time watching your videos and love them. Thank you to a great instructor.
Thanks 🙂
Wow 🤩 that is a fabulous way to up the strap game! I shall definitely be doing this in future, thank you so much xxx
Brilliant and helpful! Thank you!
Glad it was helpful!
Love love this. Love the fabric. Thanks for sharing. Watching from Saskatchewan Canada.❤
BRILLIANT!!!
Wow what a brilliant way of doing it I'm going to definitely try that way next time. Thank you 👍😀
Thank you so much great tutorial
Excellent technique! And, excellent instruction. 👍
This is now my go to method of making straps. I did one using denim and yesterday I did a wristlet version using vinyl for both sides and it came out soooo good. Thank you !!!
Thank you so much for this video, it's life changing! I tried it for the first time on a wristlet strap and worked beautifully. Thanks again!
Brilliant! Thanks for sharing
LOVE IT...!!! Thank you so much for this tutorial. Hope you're doing well and staying safe.
Thank you. I will try this.
Great design thanks -
Great tutorial - thx!
Just needed to say that your iron made me laugh - it looks and sounds like Darth Vader!
Haha it really does! 😂 it sometimes puffs up to 15 minutes after I’ve switched it off, evidently it’s a self cleaning feature, but it scares me half to death 😆
Jo you’re engineer. Love it thanks doll!
Brilliant! I love it and will definitely try this method. Thank you Jo!
I need to do this! I never thought about foam in the middle. Should make for a comfortable strap!
Brilliant!
Brilliant!!!!
Excellent technique! Thanks for sharing!
Awesome, about time a new method was found, will be trying this on the bag I’m doing at the moment. Thanks Jo
Hope it goes well! 😁
Thank you for the tutorial, it was so easy to follow and I have made a very professional looking strap for my new bag.
Really very nice instructions for a beautiful strap. Thank you.
Ive done something similar for wristlet straps but will totally be doing this for ALL the straps now. Just hit me while looking at another bag pattern, you could even to this but with the steps for the first buckle on a ring for and non adjustable shoulder strap and really clean up the strap ends. Like the Lomexa. You would have to deal with the straps during the rest of the build but I think it would be worth it.
I agree!
Yes, I have done this method many times and really like it!
Hello, thank you so much for your tutorials, i love it !!! The idea is super to use foam inside the strip. When you will join the ends of the foam you can use " Marti`s Choice fusible Tape " It comes in 1 inch wide or 2 inch, you can iron it on the joining ends of thr foam. It works very well !!!!I send greetings from Germany to you, Dagmar
Thanks Dagmar, I’ll give that a go 😁
@@CountryCowDesigns :-))
@@CountryCowDesigns the foam is the same thickness if you use fusible tape. If you have leftovers from foam you can also join it with this tape, it is great product
This is quite different to how I make 2 sided straps, but I really like this method. I think I’m going to give this a try on my next bag! 🥰
Glad it was helpful!
Thank you! I definitely will try this!
Great Idea and video. Watching from sunny Orlando Florida
Genius
Awesome
Absolutely fabulous method! I shall be adopting in my bags going forward!
Genius! 👍
Fantastic! How very clever of you, thanks heaps for sharing 🤗
Great video, thanks for sharing.
Great Tutorial, wonderful idea. I will be putting it to use soon. Thanks for all your brilliant ideas!
Beautiful handle.
Thanks for the excellent tutorial.
Very ingenious!!
Love it❤
So sew sooooo clever! My domestic and I thank you!
Fabulous strap! I’m watching from Eagle River Alaska.
Alaska! Such a wonderful looking place 😍
This is fantastic and your strap is beautiful! I'll definitely be using this method for my next strap. Thank you for sharing this tip! 😃
Brilliant country cow girl! Thank you ❤️ ❤️ ❤️ ❤️ ❤️ ❤️ ❤️ ❤️ ❤️ ❤️