Absolutely fabulous way of making wine totes. Thank you for a very informative and easy tutorial. I love how you repeat and are clear about your instructions as I don’t always hear correctly the first time. Thank you.
oh my goodness this is wonderful. Thank you so much. I have a few young friends that are wine aficionados lol and I needed nice cloth wine totes for gift bags. There were so many out there, and they just didn’t look right and I didn’t know what to do, You just solved a massive problem. Not only are they beautiful. They are very very simple to make. And because I have a bout 10 to make, I am in my glory, grinning and very happily rushing to my sewing machine as we speak again, thank you so very much for this lovely tutorial Have a beautiful holiday.🍷🇨🇦
Thank you so much Val!! That makes me so happy and wonder of wonder - I was the one in school who did SOOOO poorly!! To think....I'm a 'wonderful natural teacher'!! LOL LOL!!! You are very kind! Glad you found me:)
Hi Jean! Many years ago for my (what was then) little sewing group I made bags for them for Christmas. Somewhere I got the idea to use men's button up long-sleeved shirts. I made a trip to Goodwill & got lots one day when they were on sale :) I cut the arms off about 13" up from the cuff, boxed it off where I cut it. Used the button up part as the "handles". Didn't know or think to line it. Gave them each an empty wine bottle with the 20-count lights you can get in either the craft sections at Hobby Lobby or at Christmas time. I use them for night lights in the kitchen or wherever you want them! All that being said, I LOVE your way sooo much better. The ease of it, the fact that it's lined with no raw edges showing. I will so be making these as gifties!!
Have made a few of these. I’ve drafted a smaller size template and used scrap fabric to make smaller size bag for presenting a box of perfume / aftershave. Also made a template that accommodates preserves /pickling jar when being given as a gift. Thanks again for the tutorial. By adapting the template you can create versatile carriers for a lot of different occasions / purposes
Here we are in 2023 and even though all restrictions on gathering have been lifted, I'm only now getting around to actually getting out! This prompted me to go looking for a wine bottle gift bag to sew and I happed upon this tutorial! I made some hilarious rookie mistakes but it really turned out very nicely! Thanks so much! For the first time ever, I took myself to Patreon!
Lovely project. I give my sons carers, he lives in an assisted living flat with two friends, the tipple of their choice every Christmas. Every year I make and decorate wine boxes for them out of papercrafts, next Christmas they are all getting one of these! Thanks!
Yes, I love this tip! It may be 2024, but I just happened upon this tutorial & am making it with 2 different fabrics (not matching or contrasting) for part of a friend's birthday gift because I love the fact that since it is sewn this way it can be reversible!!! Thank you for sharing!
Thank you Jean! This is just what I was looking for in a wine bag. I will be making a lot of these. What a great idea about cutting all the fabrics and interfacing together. Thank you for sharing your gift of talent.
You are such a wonderful teacher, this is hands down the easiest way to make these, I searched YT and when I tried others they were, well, not so good. Your method had me production sewing in no time! Much love to the Trueloves!
I am so new to sewing, this was just the kind of project I wanted. You are a very good teacher. The butterfly fabric is so beautiful. I love it. Wish I could buy this in the UK
What a beautiful day sitting in your back yard.....your wine bottle holder is awesome what a wonderful gift to give with wine or anything in the holder....thanks for showing how to make the pattern pretty easy....Have a great week and enjoy the beautiful weather the birds.
Good morning Jean, love your tutorial and saved it to my favourites. I've made my first wine bag from scrap material, incase it didn't turn out, but guess what, it turned out beautiful. I will start using my pretty fabrics and get started on making more for gifting. Jean, thanks again, you're a gem!,
Would be fun to sit in a lawn chair and chat with you. The weather even looks pleasant. How cute would that be as a gift bag - a friend isn’t well and would love a quart jar of soup or cookies or something yummy! This is a great tutorial. Thank you
Hi Jean, ive been watching you for years & its time to comment . Ive made many of your items , quick makes and just made this wine b bag with a embroidered initial. This will be one of many....
Such a beautiful lady and such a beautiful tutorial. Such beautiful woods and such mesmerising chirping of birds. My sister has asked me to make some wine bags for her. I was doubtful whether I would be able to do it. But now I am sure to give it a try.
Thanks for the tutorial Jean. Great project! With people getting together again I can’t wait for Jen to visit you and doing a video. Have missed seeing you together. See you next time.
Very cute project, Jean. You are so creative to think of a square bottom. I love it. Of course, as always, Maxwell is adorable! I love to watch the outside birds too. I’ve noticed my birds enjoy music.. how cool is that! I discovered that one day when my grandson and I were studying the Bible. We began to sing and suddenly birds were all around us. Even when I turned on the songs on the TH-cam the birds showed up !
How wonderful! God's beautiful creations!! :) How could they not enjoy music, as they are the prime music makers! Glad you love my project Valerie! Thank you:)
You have the easiest technique I have seen for one of these and I don’t even drink. I sell alcohol and usually when I give someone a gift, it’s a bottle of wine. I always purchase the paper gift bags. These can be more personalized. I can embroider or monogram their name on it. Although I am quite capable of making a round bottom, your way is much simpler. The only change I would make is to use fusible fleece and cut it 1/4” smaller for extra padding, thank you so much for sharing your idea.
Jean…this is a great pattern and easy to make…thank you for another great sewing idea!! I am going to make many of these and sell at the church craft fair in the fall…NO COVID permitting…thank you…
When I need a fast project I can always count on you having that Tutorial! What a pleasure also to see you in the morning especially with the birds chirping I just ❤️ That. I’m in Ca but have most of those critters in my backyard as well! 😊 Uou are a breath of fresh air for me!! 🙏
Good morning Jean. I love my morning visits to your woods/garden. I love the birds singing. Not so much a fan of a snake. lol I was in the middle of watching this when hubby came up with a beautiful polka dot box full of some beautiful fabric. The kindness you have shown brought tears of joy. Of course, the box will be used on a shelf in the craft room for storing something. When I use these fabrics I will think of your love and kindness. It will take me years and a long path to get my stash anywhere near like it was. However, I will always remember the one (YOU) who put the first pieces of fabric back on my empty shelves. Words could express my gratitude enough. Thank you from the deepest part of my heart. We live on the opposite sides of PA and with the COVID I'm not able to give you a real hug so I'm sending you one HUGE VIRTUAL HUG! Love the wine bottle holder. This will be a hit for the holidays. I love that is reversible. Another awesome tutorial. Have a wonderful day. Hugs Nicole
I'm so pleased it arrived safely:) Enjoy! Funny about the box...Ian had gotten some really nice Bostonian shoes and the shoe boxes are REALLY nice!! LOL! Maxwell always teases me about me saving nice boxes!! Too practical to toss!!! BUT!! I cover them with wrapping paper and they store all sorts of pretty things!! I DID run out of paper on your one...the top is a bit jacked up!!! LOL! Hugs back:)
That’s such a cute idea 👍🏼 that would be so cute to make it for Christmas 🎄 with Christmas fabric 🤶🏼🎅🏼 or for Easter 🐣 with Easter fabric 🐣 or for Valentines Day ♥️ and so on . I love it Jean it’s easy & fast to make and makes a very cute gift 👍🏼
Great pattern will whip some of these up in time for Christmas. A way to use up those fat quarters you don’t know what to do with. I get my new puppy on Monday dogs are fabulous and really help in times of stress. I had my second COVID vaccine today so have tomorrow off just in case of side effects. Hoping for none so I can have another catch up sewing day on my quilt. Enjoy your sunny day. It was cold but sunny here today.
Who doesn't love new puppies!!!?!? Congrats!! These DO make lovely sweet presents and you are right...bust out those languishing fat quarters!! Thanks Dee! Stay warm OR cool...whatever needs must!! LOL!
Nice idea Jean. We are off up to Yorkshire soon with our daughter and hubby to see my sister and she does enjoy a drop of 🍷. Perhaps I’ll impress her with a bottle holder. Take care, love from🏴
I watched 6 different videos for this project. Yours is the best. I made it and it came out perfectly. I love the way you lay out the fabric before cutting. Thank you.
I loved your tutorial, you explain each stage very well. I've used your measurements to create a cricut template to cut the fabric. Hopefully it will work! Thanks for the inspiration and tips!
Found your TH-cam channel today when I was looking for a tutorial for a wine bottle carrier. Thank you for the tutorial and template drafting. Very useful as I’m more of a visual learner, I made one which turned out great! Hope to make more as gifts throughout the year.
Dear Jean, that is a adorable wine bag and a great idea. Thinking Thanksgiving, Christmas, New Years. Will be visiting family this weekend, celebrating my Mom 98 years. She is still mobile and in great shape. We are starting opening the business slowly. Thanks for sharing your wine carrier. 👍❤️😊
I just came across your channel! I love the wine bottle bag just the shape I was looking for! The first bag you showed can be used for the very large bottles!
Hi Jean. A really great idea for a gift bottle of wine. The fabrics you made these in are all so pretty. Love your little snippets of video from your woodland. It's looking very lush. It's brilliant that things are now returning to how they were before the terrible virus struck, I still can't believe what we have all gone through and although it has been over year, the time seems to have gone by quickly!!! Strange to say the least. Take care Jean and see you soon xxx
I’ve made many of these and I love them. Also use them to give bottles of infused olive oil to those who don’t drink alcohol. My only problem is that some fabrics just don’t look quite as pretty after they are pulled through and I can’t quite get looking as spiffy again. Suggestions?
Jean there are big bottles of wine, I got a huge bottle of Sangria a couple of weeks ago...lol My daughter inlaw was so happy when she saw it. When your video first came up I thought maybe Maxwell was going to tutor us today. 😁💙
You said you hope I enjoy this ---I thought when don’t I enjoy your channel. Just heard the Houston quilt show is going this year. Got to plan for that it’s a really good show Maybe you’ll go too lol
Actually Jen looked into it..and wouldn't you know it ~ EVERY hotel, motel, airbnb, etc., is booked for that week ~! and has been since it was announced!! A HUGE event as it was cancelled last year due to COVID. Perhaps NEXT year!! :) Thanks for watching and enjoying my videos Karen!!
I’ve just found this video. It’s amazing. Thank you. I’ve always found it difficult to make a wine holder with rounded bottom and your technique and instructions are so good to follow. Ps love your machine - what do you use please. Ann Essex, England
Glad it was helpful Ann! Thank you for watching me:) I have two machines....my mechanical straight stitch JUKI TL 2200 QVP mini (which I use 90% of the time) and then my other JUKI ~ the DX2000 QVP, which is a computerized machine with fancier stitches and options.
Aloha from Hawai'i! I loved your little "in the woods" intro! You're so sweet and this tutorial was so fun and easy to watch! I've been wanting to make a carrier for my 40 oz (Hydroflask) tumbler that has a handle. Is it possible for me to create and opening on the side, to allow for the handle to go through? Thank you!
Thank you so much!! I would think that yes, just create an opening by carefully ripping out a section of the seam. Or if it is not in the correct place, make a slit and carefully hand tack down the raw edges. Very doable:)
Love it! I am a crafter trying to learn to sew. This tutorial is so straightforward and the end product is so nice! I’m going to give it a go & with any luck, my wine loving friends will get one for Christmas this year. Thank you! Btw, the butterfly fabric is gorgeous too! I’ll have to look further & see if you have an Etsy shop or sell your products.
Jeans method is the easiest way to make these. I have been sewing for 50 years and she teaches me new things with every tutorial. I just got into bag making and of all the wine bags out there, I found this one to be the best.
Hi Jean, this is the best pattern to use! You should sell it! I am so bummed that I missed you at the Oaks quilt show. I was working with one of the vendors, so I was there the whole time. Any chance you are going to the one in VA, February?
Thanks so much! I'm sorry you missed us! I won't be able to go to the VA in February...shame!! It was an AWESOME show! Did the vendor you were working with do well?
Hello and thank you for this tuto... I m French I'm sorry for my English. I look at the video I translate inch in centimeters but I'm not sure of the mesure of 5 3/4 I don't understand I have not the same rule can you help me please?
Let me check! The body of the bag is 8 inches to the base. The bottom measures (boxed) 4" x 3" and the overall height of the bag from base to top of handle is 14" exactly.
Absolutely fabulous way of making wine totes. Thank you for a very informative and easy tutorial. I love how you repeat and are clear about your instructions as I don’t always hear correctly the first time. Thank you.
Thanks so much 😊
oh my goodness this is wonderful. Thank you so much.
I have a few young friends that are wine aficionados lol
and I needed nice cloth wine totes for gift bags.
There were so many out there, and they just didn’t look right and I didn’t know what to do,
You just solved a massive problem. Not only are they beautiful. They are very very simple to make.
And because I have a bout 10 to make, I am in my glory, grinning and very happily rushing to my sewing machine as we speak
again, thank you so very much for this lovely tutorial
Have a beautiful holiday.🍷🇨🇦
Genius! This is the BEST version of a handled wine bag. Thank you so much!!
AH!! Thanks for telling me:) I appreciate that:)
Wow... what a wonderful, natural teacher. Anyone can do this with this video. Just discovered you....glad I did. Good luck.
Thank you so much Val!! That makes me so happy and wonder of wonder - I was the one in school who did SOOOO poorly!! To think....I'm a 'wonderful natural teacher'!! LOL LOL!!! You are very kind! Glad you found me:)
Enjoyed this and explained so well.
Thanks for watching me:)
Hi Jean! Many years ago for my (what was then) little sewing group I made bags for them for Christmas. Somewhere I got the idea to use men's button up long-sleeved shirts. I made a trip to Goodwill & got lots one day when they were on sale :) I cut the arms off about 13" up from the cuff, boxed it off where I cut it. Used the button up part as the "handles". Didn't know or think to line it. Gave them each an empty wine bottle with the 20-count lights you can get in either the craft sections at Hobby Lobby or at Christmas time. I use them for night lights in the kitchen or wherever you want them! All that being said, I LOVE your way sooo much better. The ease of it, the fact that it's lined with no raw edges showing. I will so be making these as gifties!!
Yours sounds so sweet also! :) Glad you like mine:) Thanks Marla;)
No raw edges was a big hit with me as well!
Thank you for this tutorial. Took me a lot longer than I expected. But I’m a newbie!
Glad it was helpful!
Have made a few of these. I’ve drafted a smaller size template and used scrap fabric to make smaller size bag for presenting a box of perfume / aftershave. Also made a template that accommodates preserves /pickling jar when being given as a gift. Thanks again for the tutorial. By adapting the template you can create versatile carriers for a lot of different occasions / purposes
Great idea! Thanks for sharing:)
You are a good teacher! Thanks for the tutorial. Love this bag over others. 😊
Aw thanks so much:) I appreciate that;)
Here we are in 2023 and even though all restrictions on gathering have been lifted, I'm only now getting around to actually getting out! This prompted me to go looking for a wine bottle gift bag to sew and I happed upon this tutorial! I made some hilarious rookie mistakes but it really turned out very nicely! Thanks so much! For the first time ever, I took myself to Patreon!
Aw I'm sure it turned out lovely Chayah!! Thank you so very much for your support:) Hugs:)
@@jeantruelovetruelovequiltsfory This is a big hit for me and I've just made 3 more! What a wonderful pattern and vocal directions to go along.
I have sewn for years and I always love to learn new tips and tricks,and when I watch you sew I do! Thanks
Wonderful! Thank you Paulette:)
This is so helpful of all the videos I’ve watch to do this. Thank you.
You are so welcome!
I needed a fast project for tomorrow night, so I'm sure I can do it tomorrow afternoon....thanks for sharing
You can do it Lynette:) Thanks for watching:)
Lovely project. I give my sons carers, he lives in an assisted living flat with two friends, the tipple of their choice every Christmas. Every year I make and decorate wine boxes for them out of papercrafts, next Christmas they are all getting one of these! Thanks!
That's a great idea! Thank you:)
Great tutorial … the bigger bag can be for special people who get two bottles 😂👍
So true! LOL! Thanks Julie:)
Loved the tip on the turn opening Sew down to the seam such a good idea! Thanks so much for your informative tutorials. You are a natural teacher!
Glad it was helpful Dee:) Thank you very much:)
Yes, I love this tip! It may be 2024, but I just happened upon this tutorial & am making it with 2 different fabrics (not matching or contrasting) for part of a friend's birthday gift because I love the fact that since it is sewn this way it can be reversible!!! Thank you for sharing!
Thank you Jean! This is just what I was looking for in a wine bag. I will be making a lot of these. What a great idea about cutting all the fabrics and interfacing together. Thank you for sharing your gift of talent.
Glad it was helpful Ellen:) Thanks for watching me:)
You are such a wonderful teacher, this is hands down the easiest way to make these, I searched YT and when I tried others they were, well, not so good. Your method had me production sewing in no time! Much love to the Trueloves!
Thanks so much 😊Nancy! I appreciate that;)
I made a couple of these bottle holders last night. Thank you for sharing!
So pleased you liked the tutorial Susan! Thank you:)
Love this! Thanks Jean ❤
Thank you:)
I am so new to sewing, this was just the kind of project I wanted. You are a very good teacher. The butterfly fabric is so beautiful. I love it. Wish I could buy this in the UK
Thank you so much Pauline! So glad you found me and it could be helpful:) Take care;)
What a beautiful day sitting in your back yard.....your wine bottle holder is awesome what a wonderful gift to give with wine or anything in the holder....thanks for showing how to make the pattern pretty easy....Have a great week and enjoy the beautiful weather the birds.
Thanks so much Terrie:) It is just a perfectly beautiful day here! I was just sitting outside enjoying the sunshine:)
Love it. Thanks.
So glad!
Good morning Jean, love your tutorial and saved it to my favourites. I've made my first wine bag from scrap material, incase it didn't turn out, but guess what, it turned out beautiful. I will start using my pretty fabrics and get started on making more for gifting. Jean, thanks again, you're a gem!,
Wonderful Josie!! Thanks for sharing! And for watching me:)
Would be fun to sit in a lawn chair and chat with you. The weather even looks pleasant.
How cute would that be as a gift bag - a friend isn’t well and would love a quart jar of soup or cookies or something yummy! This is a great tutorial. Thank you
so much a person could use it for. jar of soup great idea.
Great idea!! My mind went blank for the different uses for it!! Thanks!! LOL!
Hi Jean, ive been watching you for years & its time to comment . Ive made many of your items , quick makes and just made this wine b bag with a embroidered initial. This will be one of many....
Such a beautiful lady and such a beautiful tutorial. Such beautiful woods and such mesmerising chirping of birds. My sister has asked me to make some wine bags for her. I was doubtful whether I would be able to do it. But now I am sure to give it a try.
You are very kind;) THank you:)
Thanks for the tutorial Jean. Great project! With people getting together again I can’t wait for Jen to visit you and doing a video. Have missed seeing you together. See you next time.
YES!! We can't wait!! Thanks Angela:)
JEAN, I just love you! I keep going back to this video to make more. How peaceful is the wooded area. Sending love from South Africa
Very cute project, Jean. You are so creative to think of a square bottom. I love it. Of course, as always, Maxwell is adorable!
I love to watch the outside birds too. I’ve noticed my birds enjoy music.. how cool is that! I discovered that one day when my grandson and I were studying the Bible. We began to sing and suddenly birds were all around us. Even when I turned on the songs on the TH-cam the birds showed up !
How wonderful! God's beautiful creations!! :) How could they not enjoy music, as they are the prime music makers! Glad you love my project Valerie! Thank you:)
You have the easiest technique I have seen for one of these and I don’t even drink. I sell alcohol and usually when I give someone a gift, it’s a bottle of wine. I always purchase the paper gift bags. These can be more personalized. I can embroider or monogram their name on it. Although I am quite capable of making a round bottom, your way is much simpler. The only change I would make is to use fusible fleece and cut it 1/4” smaller for extra padding, thank you so much for sharing your idea.
Thanks so much for watching me:) I appreciate the kindness and the comments:) Glad you like this project:)
Love the fabric!
Thank you Deb:)
Jean…this is a great pattern and easy to make…thank you for another great sewing idea!! I am going to make many of these and sell at the church craft fair in the fall…NO COVID permitting…thank you…
All the best Phyllis:) These would make super little gifts:)
Love this !!! Just made two and they are so perfect!
When I need a fast project I can always count on you having that Tutorial! What a pleasure also to see you in the morning especially with the birds chirping I just ❤️
That. I’m in Ca but have most of those critters in my backyard as well! 😊 Uou are a breath of fresh air for me!! 🙏
Aw thanks Sharon! Glad to be of service!! You are very kind:) Bless you:)
Good morning Jean. I love my morning visits to your woods/garden. I love the birds singing. Not so much a fan of a snake. lol
I was in the middle of watching this when hubby came up with a beautiful polka dot box full of some beautiful fabric. The kindness you have shown brought tears of joy. Of course, the box will be used on a shelf in the craft room for storing something. When I use these fabrics I will think of your love and kindness. It will take me years and a long path to get my stash anywhere near like it was. However, I will always remember the one (YOU) who put the first pieces of fabric back on my empty shelves. Words could express my gratitude enough. Thank you from the deepest part of my heart. We live on the opposite sides of PA and with the COVID I'm not able to give you a real hug so I'm sending you one HUGE VIRTUAL HUG! Love the wine bottle holder. This will be a hit for the holidays. I love that is reversible. Another awesome tutorial. Have a wonderful day. Hugs Nicole
I'm so pleased it arrived safely:) Enjoy! Funny about the box...Ian had gotten some really nice Bostonian shoes and the shoe boxes are REALLY nice!! LOL! Maxwell always teases me about me saving nice boxes!! Too practical to toss!!! BUT!! I cover them with wrapping paper and they store all sorts of pretty things!! I DID run out of paper on your one...the top is a bit jacked up!!! LOL! Hugs back:)
That’s such a cute idea 👍🏼 that would be so cute to make it for Christmas 🎄 with Christmas fabric 🤶🏼🎅🏼 or for Easter 🐣 with Easter fabric 🐣 or for Valentines Day ♥️ and so on . I love it Jean it’s easy & fast to make and makes a very cute gift 👍🏼
They would make super little useful presents!! Thanks Nana Mary Ann:)
Hi, I watched your wine tote sewing and made three of them today. Thank you for your time and your teaching was good.
Wonderful Laurie! Thanks for telling me that;)
Such nice energy. Love from Cape Town, South Africa
Thank you Nikita:) We have friends in Johannesburg:)
This looks a great thing to make, I’m going to have a go., thanks Jean.
Hope you enjoy Eleanor:)
Made one today, I think I’m hooked! Love it
Nice tutorial. Thanks for the pattern
Great pattern will whip some of these up in time for Christmas. A way to use up those fat quarters you don’t know what to do with. I get my new puppy on Monday dogs are fabulous and really help in times of stress. I had my second COVID vaccine today so have tomorrow off just in case of side effects. Hoping for none so I can have another catch up sewing day on my quilt. Enjoy your sunny day. It was cold but sunny here today.
Who doesn't love new puppies!!!?!? Congrats!! These DO make lovely sweet presents and you are right...bust out those languishing fat quarters!! Thanks Dee! Stay warm OR cool...whatever needs must!! LOL!
Great gift idea...too cute..TY Jean
Thank you! 😊
Thanks Jean! I think I am going to make some of these up for our quilt show boutique. Thanks again for this tutorial.
You are so welcome Annette!! They should be good sellers:)
Very nice, thanks
So nice of you!
Nice idea Jean. We are off up to Yorkshire soon with our daughter and hubby to see my sister and she does enjoy a drop of 🍷. Perhaps I’ll impress her with a bottle holder. Take care, love from🏴
They make up super quick! Thanks Margaret:)
Love your video!
Glad you enjoyed it!
I watched 6 different videos for this project. Yours is the best. I made it and it came out perfectly. I love the way you lay out the fabric before cutting. Thank you.
Glad it was helpful Anna Marie! Thank you for taking time to watch me:)
Love it Jean. Simple, but very useful.
So glad! Thanks Helen:)
Excellent instructions! Thank you!
Thank you Geri:)
I loved your tutorial, you explain each stage very well. I've used your measurements to create a cricut template to cut the fabric. Hopefully it will work! Thanks for the inspiration and tips!
Found your TH-cam channel today when I was looking for a tutorial for a wine bottle carrier. Thank you for the tutorial and template drafting. Very useful as I’m more of a visual learner, I made one which turned out great! Hope to make more as gifts throughout the year.
So pleased you found me!! Thanks for taking time to watch :)
Dear Jean, that is a adorable wine bag and a great idea. Thinking Thanksgiving, Christmas, New Years.
Will be visiting family this weekend, celebrating my Mom 98 years. She is still mobile and in great shape.
We are starting opening the business slowly. Thanks for sharing your wine carrier. 👍❤️😊
Have fun! Longevity runs in your family then! Well done Mama! :)
perfect thank you :)
No problem 😊
I just came across your channel! I love the wine bottle bag just the shape I was looking for! The first bag you showed can be used for the very large bottles!
Awesome! Thank you Tanya:)
You are getting in my area love the wine lol
Hi Jean. A really great idea for a gift bottle of wine. The fabrics you made these in are all so pretty. Love your little snippets of video from your woodland. It's looking very lush. It's brilliant that things are now returning to how they were before the terrible virus struck, I still can't believe what we have all gone through and although it has been over year, the time seems to have gone by quickly!!! Strange to say the least. Take care Jean and see you soon xxx
Yes, we have survived...many didn't sadly...Hopefully the worst is behind us! Thanks Annie:)
nice instruction easy to follow
Glad you think so Rosetta:)
Loved this tutorial!!! New subscriber🥰🫶
Thanks for subbing!
Thank You I will make this.
Lovely! Thanks Peggy:)
I really like this! I can't wait to make this! Thanks sooooo very much! Just truly enjoy your channel.
Thanks so much:) And thanks for taking time to watch me...time is precious I know:)
So pretty
Thanks Josylin:)
Thank you
Welcome!
Yippee! Nicely!
Thanks:)
I’ve made many of these and I love them. Also use them to give bottles of infused olive oil to those who don’t drink alcohol.
My only problem is that some fabrics just don’t look quite as pretty after they are pulled through and I can’t quite get looking as spiffy again. Suggestions?
Great idea:) The only thing I can think of is to REALLY use a lot of starch/water upon final pressing. Hot hot iron/starch will do wonders I find:)
Hi Jean, thank you for all you do. I add a bit of fabric glue, to the opening so it becomes double sided.
Great tip!! Thank you Silvia:)
Hi Jen, I like how Maxwell was your video icon. That reeled me in.😁 Very nice wine bag. 👍🏻
😁 Did the trick:)
Good idea, Jean
Thanks Jed! Super easy:)
Jean there are big bottles of wine, I got a huge bottle of Sangria a couple of weeks ago...lol My daughter inlaw was so happy when she saw it. When your video first came up I thought maybe Maxwell was going to tutor us today. 😁💙
LOL! He was game to let me take his picture!! But he was off then!! :) Thanks Angie:)
Wonderful gift idea - the bigger prototype one is for the magnum bottle of Champagne 🤣 - and you also have to try the baileys strawberry cream 😍🥰
Thanks for the tip! Who doesn't love Baileys!?!? LOL! Thanks Stefan:)
Brilliant tutorial. You’ve given me a great idea for Xmas gifts 👏👋🇦🇺👏💐🥰 Thank you.
You’re welcome 😊Helen:) Great gifts!:)
Love it!
So glad! Thank you for watching me:)
Cute! Maybe the first one could be a gift bottle and a loaf of French bread to bring to a dinner party?
That would be cool Dianne :) Thank you:)
You said you hope I enjoy this ---I thought when don’t I enjoy your channel. Just heard the Houston quilt show is going this year. Got to plan for that it’s a really good show Maybe you’ll go too lol
Actually Jen looked into it..and wouldn't you know it ~ EVERY hotel, motel, airbnb, etc., is booked for that week ~! and has been since it was announced!! A HUGE event as it was cancelled last year due to COVID. Perhaps NEXT year!! :) Thanks for watching and enjoying my videos Karen!!
Oh no I was hoping to go Man is it going to be crowded. Guess we’ll both have to wait
I think it will be VERY crowded and right about now, I know I'M not up for that! We shall wait also:)
You know Jean we may have dodged a bullet not getting to go. This COVID isn’t done with us yet God does move in mysterious ways to protect us.
I’ve just found this video. It’s amazing. Thank you. I’ve always found it difficult to make a wine holder with rounded bottom and your technique and instructions are so good to follow. Ps love your machine - what do you use please. Ann Essex, England
Glad it was helpful Ann! Thank you for watching me:) I have two machines....my mechanical straight stitch JUKI TL 2200 QVP mini (which I use 90% of the time) and then my other JUKI ~ the DX2000 QVP, which is a computerized machine with fancier stitches and options.
Aloha from Hawai'i! I loved your little "in the woods" intro! You're so sweet and this tutorial was so fun and easy to watch! I've been wanting to make a carrier for my 40 oz (Hydroflask) tumbler that has a handle. Is it possible for me to create and opening on the side, to allow for the handle to go through? Thank you!
Thank you so much!! I would think that yes, just create an opening by carefully ripping out a section of the seam. Or if it is not in the correct place, make a slit and carefully hand tack down the raw edges. Very doable:)
Thank you! I'll give it a try. 🙂
Love it! I am a crafter trying to learn to sew. This tutorial is so straightforward and the end product is so nice! I’m going to give it a go & with any luck, my wine loving friends will get one for Christmas this year. Thank you! Btw, the butterfly fabric is gorgeous too! I’ll have to look further & see if you have an Etsy shop or sell your products.
Jeans method is the easiest way to make these. I have been sewing for 50 years and she teaches me new things with every tutorial. I just got into bag making and of all the wine bags out there, I found this one to be the best.
Hi Jean, this is the best pattern to use! You should sell it! I am so bummed that I missed you at the Oaks quilt show. I was working with one of the vendors, so I was there the whole time. Any chance you are going to the one in VA, February?
Thanks so much! I'm sorry you missed us! I won't be able to go to the VA in February...shame!! It was an AWESOME show! Did the vendor you were working with do well?
@@jeantruelovetruelovequiltsfory yes she did…. Sorry I will not see you in VA. There will be other shows!
Enjoyed this tutorial! Very nice bag!
Thanks for watching Karen:)
the bigger bag would be perfect for a small knitting project.
Love that idea!
It would, wouldn't it?!?! LOL Thanks:)
Yes, but memorable, Jean
I'm making these but using them for sand bags at the beach to hold down the tent
What a clever idea:)
I would put a big ball of wool in it knit from it that would be perfect Jean lol i would name all the animals out there
That WOULD be perfect:) Thanks Beverley:)
Hello and thank you for this tuto... I m French I'm sorry for my English. I look at the video I translate inch in centimeters but I'm not sure of the mesure of 5 3/4 I don't understand I have not the same rule can you help me please?
I looked it up. It is 14.61cm I hope this helps;)
The bigger one might make a nice shoe bag. 🌷
They would, wouldn't they Susan:)
For the larger bag you could carry soda for those who don’t drink alcohol.
I should have mentioned that! Thanks Laurel:)
Can someone tell me the measurements for the large wine bag? Thank you !
Let me check! The body of the bag is 8 inches to the base. The bottom measures (boxed) 4" x 3" and the overall height of the bag from base to top of handle is 14" exactly.
@@jeantruelovetruelovequiltsfory Thank you Jean🥰
the bigger one could be used for a white wine and a red wine
YES!! So true! Thanks:)
Tell me all material name?
Sorry, I don't remember that. I got this fabric a long time ago. Thanks for watching though:)
Ya
Iska perfect map likhkar bhejiye
Paula
You're beautiful
Oh thank you!