Cynthia, they're called "Magic Pins." The ones I used in the video are Quilting Pins, Fine, 0.5 mm, 1 3/4" long. I purchased mine from my distributor and have them available here at my shop in quantities of 50 or 100 pins. If you'd like to order, just give us a call at 641-585-2438. Happy Quilting!
It's called a leader/ender, or thread saver. Instead of pulling a bunch of thread out and cutting at the end of each seam yiu just sew it under the foot. Then cut. Then you also don't need to lift up your foot.
Thank you! This is the bag recipe I have been looking for. No fiddlies. Can't wait to get started. Tis the season to get started on the season. Great gift bags. Thanks again.
Thank you for the easy-to-make drawstring channel! These make great gifts for friends who do Renaissance Fairs, or cos play. Also great items to sell for the same. Of course, you might have to learn which fabrics to use, since prints were very uncommon during most of fashion history.
Hello! I hope you are having a lovely day. I was visiting my grandkids and now have a bad head cold. So I get to sit and watch your videos with a hot cup of tea. I hope you have a joyful week ahead. Thank you for sharing this video!
Great video tutorial! Thank you for posting this. I can't wait to try one! And I love that little piece of fabric used to save thread. I"ve wasted SO MUCH thread!!!
This is THE BEST instruction video I've seen. You show EVERYTHING you do in a clear concise manner and very understandable. Well done. You've got a new follower here for sure! ❤
Can you get any other TH-cam videos to show up as full screen on your computer. I just tried it with mine and had no issues. Might be something with the settings on your computer?
Those are very cute! I'll make some with cat and dog fabrics and use them for a give away for donation, raising money for medical care for them at an event.
Loved the bags, I am going to make gift bags for Christmas. This definitely is one of those super simple, looks hard projects. Could I get the name of the fabric you showcased please. So beautiful.
❤❤❤❤❤❤Hermoso trabajo me encanta muyyyyyyyyyy bello no hablo Inglés pero muy bien explicado muchas felicidades por tus trabajos son muy interesantes y bellos
Great tutorial - love everything about these bags❣️ They will be perfect for gifting the handmade soaps I buy at our Saturday Market, jewelry, travel lotions, or to a sewing friend filled with decorative thread and needles. And the large ones for holiday cookies and other gifts. I also watched the tutorial on the little Easter bunny bags - adorable! I’ll be watching others - REALLY appreciate your style of teaching and how everything can be clearly seen while you are doing it. Thank you and best wishes on your all your coming projects. 🙏
That is a Lot of work for bags that kids care nothing about, that will end up under a bed, then in the trash. Save yourself the trouble, Buy plastic goodie bags at the dollar store, and make these for adults who will appreciate them (even that’s a stretch), or make them for yourself, or loved ones, who will love them.
@Life Happens Even though your comment is a little snarky, you made me laugh. Just last night, I was thinking that I could crochet some little bags for my three grandchildren and put candy in them. This was followed by a reality check. They would be a lot of work and not appreciated. And I'm not being critical of my grandchildren...that's how kids are. They are cute bags though, and I'll enjoy making one for the right person.
Hi Deb! It's a Horn Sewing Table (maybe 18 years old?) and I've got a Bernina 180 (22 years old!) in this table. I use them everyday and it was money well spent! I might have to upgrade someday but the MR Department hasn't approved that purchase yet!
Some call it a leader and ender. Some call it a thread saver. It allows me to cut the thread without having to raise the foot or pull out extra thread.
It's called anlwader/ender, or thread saver. By using it you don't have to raise your presser foot. It also helps stop thread waste by not pulling a bunch of thread out before you cut it
Just subscribed. Thank you for the tutorial. I will be trying these, they are cute and the way you described it, it looks easy enough for even me to try. Glad I found your channel.
I love your videos. You are so unpretentious! Love the fabrics, too! I make these bags for small appliances and hang them in the garage until I actually use them, instead of cluttering up my kitchen counters. Thanks for your videos.
On the layer cake bags how far in from the point did you make your boxed corners? And anybody recommend what else to use instead of cording, I don’t really want frayed edges.
@@thequiltedforest this is what I made for my mothers care workers. Next time I will try your pattern. Seems a lot easier than making the casing. th-cam.com/video/Nq6JkQw8upY/w-d-xo.html
It's from Flexispot. It's an electric table that raises an lowers. Check out the video I did about it at this link: th-cam.com/video/A7f2WmxRMhU/w-d-xo.html Here's a link that will take you to the website for the desk: FlexiSpot Pro Standing Desk (E3/E5): bit.ly/3tzCwqw
It's called a leader/ender. Also known as a thread saver. It makes it so you don't have to lift your presser foot after sewing a section. It also makes it so you don't have to pull thread out before you cut.
Wow how cute. And the most simple, uncomplicated instructions ever! Just ran across this video today and I will certainly subscribe! Keep these great projects coming because it was definitely beginner friendly.
Thank you so much for the video! I make a lot of bags like this for school use. What I hate most is getting the correct measurements for the piping section. Now, I can make them any size I want :D
Thanks so much for this tutorial. Had a number of charm squares from different charm packs and had fun mixing and matching colors. The first bag I made I forgot to box the corners, but it’s fine. Someone may want it flat for their purse or luggage. Appreciate another idea for sewing!❤️
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Excellent bag, great video. Thank you
Ingenious! THANK YOU!
This is cute. The small one would be great for potpourri . Thanks for sharing. 👍
These are really cute. I've never seen the hint for making the fringed cording. Great idea! Thanks.
You are so welcome!
Great tutorial. So easy to follow. Easy bags that look professional.
Thanks so much 😊
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That looks simple to make! Going to try this pattern. Thank you!
Have fun!
These would be GREAT for gift bags!
thank you so very much, but I am still puzzling over whatever you said your mistake was? just cant figure it out
Question: where did you buy your pins?
Cynthia, they're called "Magic Pins." The ones I used in the video are Quilting Pins, Fine, 0.5 mm, 1 3/4" long. I purchased mine from my distributor and have them available here at my shop in quantities of 50 or 100 pins. If you'd like to order, just give us a call at 641-585-2438. Happy Quilting!
I’m new to sewing and I’m just wondering why you sew the scrap piece of fabric after each time you sew a piece of your project?
It's called a leader/ender, or thread saver. Instead of pulling a bunch of thread out and cutting at the end of each seam yiu just sew it under the foot. Then cut. Then you also don't need to lift up your foot.
Lovely bags, wonderful simple directions❣️. Thank you!
Thank you! This is the bag recipe I have been looking for. No fiddlies. Can't wait to get started. Tis the season to get started on the season. Great gift bags. Thanks again.
Thank you for the video- I am inspired to use a Christmas Layer Cake I’ve had for years to make the larger gift bags.
Great video. Thanks for doing the second bags with out any opposites!
Thank you for this video. Your help in figuring out how to use quadrant layouts and how to use scraps is so appreciated 👏 💐
We made these with 10" to make goodie bags for our retreat attendees, then had a demo to show them how to make them. Thanks for an easy projectl
Thank you for the easy-to-make drawstring channel! These make great gifts for friends who do Renaissance Fairs, or cos play. Also great items to sell for the same.
Of course, you might have to learn which fabrics to use, since prints were very uncommon during most of fashion history.
So cute with a gift inside😊
I came back for the 3/4"" 😅 tyfs
Then i came back to say ive made 4 so far. I love them. 👍💞
Hello! I hope you are having a lovely day. I was visiting my grandkids and now have a bad head cold. So I get to sit and watch your videos with a hot cup of tea. I hope you have a joyful week ahead. Thank you for sharing this video!
Great video tutorial! Thank you for posting this. I can't wait to try one! And I love that little piece of fabric used to save thread. I"ve wasted SO MUCH thread!!!
What a great stashbuster. I'll be using up my orphan charm and layer cake squares leftover from other projects. Thank you for the inspiration.
Just made 3 of these - I think I might have found my new sewing addiction! 🤣
This is THE BEST instruction video I've seen. You show EVERYTHING you do in a clear concise manner and very understandable. Well done. You've got a new follower here for sure! ❤
Wow, thank you!
Great tutorial, thank you so much for sharing
Thank you for sharing. I will be trying it these
Cute bag 👍 Thanks for sharing 👍❤️😊
Great tutorial!!
I really enjoyed this however, I could not get the full screen to show on my compoter.
Can you get any other TH-cam videos to show up as full screen on your computer. I just tried it with mine and had no issues. Might be something with the settings on your computer?
Those are very cute! I'll make some with cat and dog fabrics and use them for a give away for donation, raising money for medical care for them at an event.
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Lovely!
I love this project, and definitely plan on make a few. Thanks!
Excellent video - thank you so much for sharing. Will enjoy making these and filling with small gifts for Christmas. Have a great day.
Absolutely subscribed today! Great no nonsense tutorial. Thanks for sharing.
Awesome, thank you!
Excellent tutorial! We all have leftover squares we can use for these bags! Thank you!
Loved the bags, I am going to make gift bags for Christmas. This definitely is one of those super simple, looks hard projects. Could I get the name of the fabric you showcased please. So beautiful.
Brilliant tutorial. Thank you!
As a non quilter, I appreciate these projects to sew.
This is one of my favorite bags to make. Thank you!
Perfect pattern to enlarge for laundry bags.
Super thanks 👍
These are great! I want to make some of these tomorrow! You made them look so easy! Thanks!
❤❤❤❤❤❤Hermoso trabajo me encanta muyyyyyyyyyy bello no hablo Inglés pero muy bien explicado muchas felicidades por tus trabajos son muy interesantes y bellos
Excellent instruction - love that you left the mistake in, makes us all feel better!! Will be making some of these.
WOW! Awesome charm bags quick and easy, they are very pretty thank you for sharing enjoy the video!!! Liz.
will be making these for sure. such an easy pattern!
The best tute!!! I can't wait to get my Machine unearthed.
This looks so easy.
Very cool little bag
Great tutorial, thanks I appreciate the simplicity and quality of this drawstring bag
You’re welcome 😊
Love it!!!
Thanks this is so nice and easy. Took me less than 2 hours to make it. Lovely bags to make a gift bags. ❤
This was my first time to watch you and I enjoyed your tutorial!💜
I enjoyed watching this video. You are an excellent teacher. Thank you for sharing.
You are so welcome!
Excellent tutorial. Very clear instructions and video!
Great new series.
Thank you for the lovely and clear instructions
You’re welcome 😊
Excellent use of scraps 👍👍👍👍
Great tutorial - love everything about these bags❣️ They will be perfect for gifting the handmade soaps I buy at our Saturday Market, jewelry, travel lotions, or to a sewing friend filled with decorative thread and needles. And the large ones for holiday cookies and other gifts. I also watched the tutorial on the little Easter bunny bags - adorable! I’ll be watching others - REALLY appreciate your style of teaching and how everything can be clearly seen while you are doing it. Thank you and best wishes on your all your coming projects. 🙏
Thank you so much!
I have some yardage and panels that will work perfectly for this! Thank you!
Love these!
I am going to do the small ones for the grand children's Valentine's party. Put Hershey's kisses in them!
That is a Lot of work for bags that kids care nothing about, that will end up under a bed, then in the trash. Save yourself the trouble, Buy plastic goodie bags at the dollar store, and make these for adults who will appreciate them (even that’s a stretch), or make them for yourself, or loved ones, who will love them.
@Life Happens Even though your comment is a little snarky, you made me laugh. Just last night, I was thinking that I could crochet some little bags for my three grandchildren and put candy in them. This was followed by a reality check. They would be a lot of work and not appreciated. And I'm not being critical of my grandchildren...that's how kids are. They are cute bags though, and I'll enjoy making one for the right person.
Both of you are right on. Hilarious also.
@@sharonsienaski6919 🤣🤣🤣
@@lifehappens587They don’t necessarily have to be for children!
Such a cute bag! 💖 Thank you for sharing. 😊🌹🦋
Very beautiful, thank you for sharing much appreciated 😀 🙏
What brand is the sewing table and machine please? I enjoy your videos and wish I lived closer to your shop.
Hi Deb! It's a Horn Sewing Table (maybe 18 years old?) and I've got a Bernina 180 (22 years old!) in this table. I use them everyday and it was money well spent! I might have to upgrade someday but the MR Department hasn't approved that purchase yet!
I sew on a Bernina 1020 from the early 1980’s! Best investment.
Can you also do this with fat quarters
great video, I have to try this. Love it.😊😊
Thanks very much! Love your cute bag and clear tutorial! ❤️
Why do you use a small piece of fabric as you go? This is ingenious. I think I will use this idea. Thank you.
Some call it a leader and ender. Some call it a thread saver. It allows me to cut the thread without having to raise the foot or pull out extra thread.
I really like boxing the corners. Thank you.
This is a greatidea. You also get right to the point with excellent instructions. Than you
You're very welcome!
I love this for drawstring bags. Very clean and cute! Thank you!
Awesome tutorial!!! Thank you, I’ve added this to my wannado list ❤️😀
Please could you explain why you start sewing with the small piece of fabric before the main project? TIA
It's called anlwader/ender, or thread saver. By using it you don't have to raise your presser foot. It also helps stop thread waste by not pulling a bunch of thread out before you cut it
@@thequiltedforest Thank you for such a quick response👍. I can’t wait to have a go at this project.
Just subscribed. Thank you for the tutorial. I will be trying these, they are cute and the way you described it, it looks easy enough for even me to try. Glad I found your channel.
Awesome! Thank you!
Too cute!!! Love this project.
Thanks for sharing a great way to make a drawstring bag.
Thanks for watching!
I love your videos. You are so unpretentious! Love the fabrics, too! I make these bags for small appliances and hang them in the garage until I actually use them, instead of cluttering up my kitchen counters. Thanks for your videos.
Thank you so much!
I love the bags, they will be useful for shoes when made larger for school collage
Very helpful!🕊
I love small bags! I have lots of small pieces of material so I'll be making a bunch to give away.
On the layer cake bags how far in from the point did you make your boxed corners? And anybody recommend what else to use instead of cording, I don’t really want frayed edges.
I probably did an inch to an inch and a half. Instead of cording you could try making one from fabric or use ribbon
@@thequiltedforest maybe grograin I know that is probably not the correct spelling
@@thequiltedforest this is what I made for my mothers care workers. Next time I will try your pattern. Seems a lot easier than making the casing.
th-cam.com/video/Nq6JkQw8upY/w-d-xo.html
Nice easy bag! Thanks
Nice. I make these out of muslin to package up my nice cork and leather bags so they don't get damaged.
Where did you find that amazing table?
It's from Flexispot. It's an electric table that raises an lowers. Check out the video I did about it at this link: th-cam.com/video/A7f2WmxRMhU/w-d-xo.html
Here's a link that will take you to the website for the desk: FlexiSpot Pro Standing Desk (E3/E5): bit.ly/3tzCwqw
Cute bags! they are great to use up scraps. you can make them any size you like and make the cords long enough to over a shoulder😍
Oh I love this. I've been put off making a purse with a zipper. I'm scared of sewing in zippers.. so this I will definitely try. Thanks very much.
Why do you leave that little bit of material under the presser foot please?
It's called a leader/ender. Also known as a thread saver. It makes it so you don't have to lift your presser foot after sewing a section. It also makes it so you don't have to pull thread out before you cut.
@@thequiltedforest Thank you
Thanks for sharing these little gems, they are now on my list of to do’s 😊 I also love the material you used on the second bag, beautiful colours.
Thanks so much! 😊
Thank you,I’ll be making these👋🥰👋
Love this project. Thank you for showing the mistake and how to fix. New sub
Wow how cute. And the most simple, uncomplicated instructions ever! Just ran across this video today and I will certainly subscribe! Keep these great projects coming because it was definitely beginner friendly.
Gostei muito vou fazer agora assim. Obrigado.
Thank you so much for the video! I make a lot of bags like this for school use. What I hate most is getting the correct measurements for the piping section. Now, I can make them any size I want :D
Thanks so much for this tutorial. Had a number of charm squares from different charm packs and had fun mixing and matching colors. The first bag I made I forgot to box the corners, but it’s fine. Someone may want it flat for their purse or luggage. Appreciate another idea for sewing!❤️
Fantastic! This is absolutely, hands-down the fastest & easiest way I've seen to make a professional looking drawstring bag
Wow, thank you!
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Love this idea 💡 ❤
Do you sew and clip the bottom corners of the bag and liner? It was rushed at the end.
You certainly can. It's a good idea to get rid of the extra bulk.