Check my Etsy shop for sewing kit availability: www.etsy.com/shop/sewingreport Best part is that all of the pieces have been cut out already, so you can get to the fun part of sewing right away! Basic Sewing Supplies for Beginners kit.co/sewingreport/basic-sewing-supplies-for-beginners
I like how in these tutorials you cover basic concepts like what your sewing machine settings are and how to line up for the right size of seam. So many "beginner" tutorials never mention things like that, which leaves many beginners fumbling around and assuming it's their fault they make mistakes.
Thanks for letting me know. Planning to do a future video covering absolute basics of sewing seams and what terms like "backstitching" mean and why you do it.
This is an amazing video for a brand new sewer with not much confidence like myself. All of your tips like the pin in the corner for the box part are so helpful and makes sense. My bag turned out so well with the seams matching perfectly. I am so proud of myself for how this project turned out! Thank you sooo much!
Thank you so much for the informative tutorial. You've giving me so much confidence in making darling, personalized (to the gift or recipient) gift bags.
I love this! One way I found out with doing lined bags is to leave an opening at the middle part at the top of the bag as opposed to the bottom, if you are turning it anyways and then doing a top stitch to secure the lining, you will be closing that opening gap as well. This way there is no stitching in the bottom of the bag of having to do a ladder stitch.
Here is an idea that makes adding a lining to the bag a lot easier. Place the two "pretty" fabrics right sides together. Then cut out the same size lining piece and place the "wrong" side on top of the wrong side of your pretty fabric so you are seeing the "pretty" side of the fabric. Then sew around and when you pull it through, your lining will be inside the bag and there won't be any holes to sew 😊!
Which sides are you "sewing all around?" When do you sew the corners? And are you sewing the lining and outside corners together? I have a sense of how you are consolidating steps but can't quite puzzle it out
Hello Ma'am Nice teaching, one question name of the glue which you use and also which instrument (white and red in color) please mention clearly and where will we get these. Thank you.
@@SewingReport I guess what I'm not understanding is once you open that seam up and put the drawstrings in that seem that you've opened up has raw edges and when you pull the drawstring open and close isn't that going to make that raw edge flip out and ravel?
I've made quite a few and haven't had that issue. You could stitch the raw edges down before putting the lining and outer fabrics together if you're worried about it though.
Is it absolutely necessary to make the boxed corners for the lined bag? Or can we just make a version of the lined bag that doesn't have boxed corners so that it retains the flat square shape?
I'm sure you could just apply the same pattern for the small bag but line it, I've done the same before for some of my bags and it's worked well for me
You'll need roughly 60 inches total. I eyeball it and run the drawstring through both sides and figure out how much extra I want at the ends, including the knots.
Check my Etsy shop for sewing kit availability:
www.etsy.com/shop/sewingreport
Best part is that all of the pieces have been cut out already, so you can get to the fun part of sewing right away!
Basic Sewing Supplies for Beginners
kit.co/sewingreport/basic-sewing-supplies-for-beginners
Thanks again for another great tutorial. Going to sew it this week.
I hope you make more vids with this brother machine!
I like how in these tutorials you cover basic concepts like what your sewing machine settings are and how to line up for the right size of seam. So many "beginner" tutorials never mention things like that, which leaves many beginners fumbling around and assuming it's their fault they make mistakes.
Thanks for letting me know. Planning to do a future video covering absolute basics of sewing seams and what terms like "backstitching" mean and why you do it.
This is by far the best video for small pouches. Not to slow but just enough. Thanks.
This is an amazing video for a brand new sewer with not much confidence like myself. All of your tips like the pin in the corner for the box part are so helpful and makes sense. My bag turned out so well with the seams matching perfectly. I am so proud of myself for how this project turned out! Thank you sooo much!
The gold rose pattern is very pretty.These are very useful bags for just about any use and do look like gifts.
Great idea. Made them myself before. They are great gifts as well as gift bags with a handmade item inside.
I stuck on instruction for a different bag, your explanation helped me a lot. Thank you!
Love this! I like the way you created the casing, too. Thanks Jennifer👍👍
Thank you so much for the informative tutorial. You've giving me so much confidence in making darling, personalized (to the gift or recipient) gift bags.
Thank you so much for this wonderful video! This helped me so much!!
Thank you - I had forgotten exactly how to do the closure. This us differs to what I usually do, but is an excellent idea!
I think making a set of these as Christmas presents (bigger) would be a great idea!
Totally!
Thank you for this!! I made a drawstring bag because of it!!
I love this! One way I found out with doing lined bags is to leave an opening at the middle part at the top of the bag as opposed to the bottom, if you are turning it anyways and then doing a top stitch to secure the lining, you will be closing that opening gap as well. This way there is no stitching in the bottom of the bag of having to do a ladder stitch.
I went to buy this machine with your recommendation but I saw there was a newer model the CS7000X I got that one. I’m so excited to learn to use it!
excellent video - thanks so much. I'll be making these for Christmas this year! thanks again!
I love your explanation ❣️
Wow so beautiful thank you for sharing
This good for give away during birthday party.
Very helpful guide, thank you!
I love your tutorials
Thank you so much loved your tutorial :)
Here is an idea that makes adding a lining to the bag a lot easier. Place the two "pretty" fabrics right sides together. Then cut out the same size lining piece and place the "wrong" side on top of the wrong side of your pretty fabric so you are seeing the "pretty" side of the fabric. Then sew around and when you pull it through, your lining will be inside the bag and there won't be any holes to sew 😊!
Which sides are you "sewing all around?" When do you sew the corners? And are you sewing the lining and outside corners together? I have a sense of how you are consolidating steps but can't quite puzzle it out
I love your tutorials thank you sooo much!
Great video, very easy to follow!
Glad you think so!
Great video! How about a tutorial on how to use the PE-800 to embroider them?
I'd embroider the fabric before you cut out the pieces.
Do you use the actual thin lining fabric or can the lining be a different cotton fabric? About to try this out and very excited!!
😍 thank uu🌱
Nice. Thanks.
Perfect! 👀😸😹
Hello Ma'am
Nice teaching, one question name of the glue which you use and also which instrument (white and red in color) please mention clearly and where will we get these.
Thank you.
How do you keep the scenes from unravelling where you made the openings to insert the drawstrings how are they reinforced.
Explained at 11:26
@@SewingReport I guess what I'm not understanding is once you open that seam up and put the drawstrings in that seem that you've opened up has raw edges and when you pull the drawstring open and close isn't that going to make that raw edge flip out and ravel?
I've made quite a few and haven't had that issue. You could stitch the raw edges down before putting the lining and outer fabrics together if you're worried about it though.
@@SewingReport Thank you for your quick response
Is it absolutely necessary to make the boxed corners for the lined bag? Or can we just make a version of the lined bag that doesn't have boxed corners so that it retains the flat square shape?
I'm sure you could just apply the same pattern for the small bag but line it, I've done the same before for some of my bags and it's worked well for me
What is the name of that iron you are using on the seams?! That looks like a very handy and amazing tool that i would very much like to own.
circut easy press mini
What is the brand name of the rotary cutter/pinking blade?
Maybe I missed it but how do you keep the seam ripped fabric from fraying…..
This is my question. I have an idea for this, but it’s extra work and not everyone wants to do extra steps
How long should the drawstrings be?
You'll need roughly 60 inches total. I eyeball it and run the drawstring through both sides and figure out how much extra I want at the ends, including the knots.
Gostei do tutorial👍🧵
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