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What a great way to make square in a square! Thank you. Cute runner!

That Birdy bag is SOOOO cute! Love it

Watching you I have attempted to do a few things single handedly..You are AMAZING ❤🎉🎉

You are awesome

Love this bag! You are so talented!!

Love the bag! Yes, a dog bag would be cute.

I know this is a few years old... but I've never seen this technique before. Live it...

What a cute lil bird bag, l can't wait to see them on our sewing day❤

This bag is so cute and colorful. You are full of creative ideas, Marnae.

Love the kitty bag

To be honest, I can't afford a thousand dollar bag no matter how beautiful it is. I can say with certainty that every kislux bag I've owned has been solid. Beautiful leather, top-notch hardware, amazing craftsmanship, and a clean silhouette and size that I love. I've been well worth every dollar I've spent, and they've held up perfectly for years.

This isn't relevant to anything you're doing but I wanted to say that you are so pretty! ❤❤❤

I love your spirit and joy when you create. That bag is so fun and sweet. Thank you for being so inspiring!

The bag is great, I love it! What stitch did you use? I have the same machine. If you made kits for us to make a bag, it would be awesome.

Post more of your cooking recipes ❤

Happy Turkey Day to you and Jim and of course Tillie and Dozer. Love you creative ideas. Love BIRDS too. Glad to see you seeing with knee bar. They are great once you get used to it. You should have a day class and have the tote bag as your project. Lots of Xmas gifts starting up now. Need to see the finished his and her quilts.

Sweet!

Love the bird bag.

This makes me want to try applique😊l think you were talking about " trapunto"

That is so adorable, I love it! Thank you for this tutorial!!

Love your sewing room. Love the little kitty bag, I am going to make them for my daughters.

Listening to your babies was so funny. He was definitely insistent that he held up his end of the deal but you didn't 😅. I foster dogs and cats. I socialize, train and place them. Everyone wonders how I can nurse a litter and let them go. First, I'm not letting them go, I'm giving them to their forever family. When I get pictures, it gives me such joy. When I see people like you and Jim, it warms my heart. My babies are ESA quality if the family chooses. I've had 3 become service animals, and 2 who received their therapy license. The 5 who were placed in an adult assisted living facility and 2 nursing homes were cats. Yes, indeed, cats can be trained. They all walk on a lead, come when called, sit when asked, learned not to rub up against legs (tripping hazard), and they have "table manners" meaning they have to sit by their respective bowls... the list goes on.❤😊 It's like they know when you're on the phone 😅.

The bird bag is so stinkin’ cute! And so was the cat one! I just discovered you a few days ago. I can’t wait to see the chicken and dog ones; and anything else you come up with. The sillier, the better. I love whimsical! I think the word you were looking for is trapunto. Pronounced like Tra-pun-toh. This is a technique where shapes are stuffed from behind; either quilted shapes or appliqué. The area is stitched around; then either a slit is cut in the backing fabric and lightly stuffed, to give it that puffy look, and then whip stitched closed; or it can also be done by threading yarn onto a needle and stitching inside the layers, from one side of the area to the other. Picture a satin stitch between the layers. You clip the thread tails close to the surface, and no slits are needed for the yarn method. Something like your tote bag would be perfect for this technique, because you are lining it anyway. I’d love to see it if you try it. It would make your bird stand out even more!😊 Buttons: Did you know you can sew buttons on with the sewing machine? There is a special foot for this. Mine has a blue squishy, grippy pad on it to grab the button without damaging it. So, you put your project under the needle where you want the button to go; then you place the button where you want, centering it under the foot, where the needle is. Then lower the presser foot. Lower the feed dogs or set the stitch length to zero. Set the zig-zag stitch width to what you think is the distance between the holes. (maybe practice the zigzag on a scrap of fabric and then hold it up to the button to see if it’s the right width, first.) Now here’s the important part: You must very gingerly, lower the needle by turning the hand wheel manually until you get the zigzag set to the correct width of the two holes on the button; otherwise, you might break a needle and injure yourself with flying needle debris! Walk it thru a few stitches to make sure the needle goes into the holes and doesn’t hit the button. You can do a lock stitch at the end. Your manual may show you how to do this or you can probably find a video on how to do it. 😅 I enjoy your irrepressible, can do attitude. It’s cheerful and inspiring, and you are fun to watch. 🌷

Adorable! One year, I sewed everyone a reusable gift bag. The idea was to watch it travel from home to home, as the nieces and nephews were in highschool and college. I knitted a hat and scarf set for each and put them inside the bag. They just used them for grocery sacks, not quite understanding the idea. They all loved their scarves and hats. I use the cardboard from cereal boxes and other stuff, keep wrapping paper from Amazon orders for my patterns. Even if it's something I sew a lot, sometimes, if it's been awhile, I forget one small thing, ugh! So, I decided I would make patterns, shapes, etc. That bag is so cute ❤️😊

❤ this bag!!! Thanks for the tutorial, I have never made a bag and you make it look so easy 😊

Adorable bag! And crazy dogs LOL

I love your new space and your fur babies. Marne, you are such an inspiration to me. I need that right now. After an extremely difficult year I want to get back to my sewing. I am reorganizing my sewing room and I look forward to your videos and tutorials. Bless you.❤❤❤also where did you get the cutting board on your large table?

Marnea Every time I watch a video of You Sewing something, I am so encouraged. You know my story. I'm now entering the 3rd. year in the 5 year process of becoming a fabric and pattern designer, for Quilts. It is Hard to be disciplined with time. I feel some times that Time is my enemy. I want to design/doodle/paint/draw, color, figure all the patterns out - quilty math etc., then starching, cutting fabrics. Making a quilt to test the pattern. Then all the business side. It's hard. But I have my favorite Quilter's I watch to unwind with on RUclips. I'm Grateful for Farmhouse Quilts. Marnea and Jim, the 3 dogs, goats and the chickens. Hope You're Family had a Great Thanksgiving Jim & Marnea.

Marnea I have a question ⁉️ When I made purses I used Pellon Interfacing. My Question is You use: "Heat and Bond" is that for the applique shapes only? Pellon would keep the sides stiff where the bag will hold it's shape, do You use both products?

Marnea Thanks for being honest about the mistakes.

I love your blue sewing machine! What model is this? I’d love to find one like it. I’ve really enjoyed your appliquéd tote bags. I plan on making some for Christmas!❤

I love your bags! Dogs next definitely. thanks for the videos

really cute - and usefull

Love the tote the birdies are so cute 🎉🎉❤

What a cute bag. You’re always so creative

Cute

Love your bag! The birds are cute.

Love the bag!

Once again, very creative

Love your bags! Can’t wait to see more!❤

Improvisation is a great tool when you cut wrong. Great bag! The bird is adorable.

So cute. You have great ideas!!

Just love your bags they are so sweet and creative ❤

Cute Bag!!

I love your bags! I can't wait to try making one.

Don't forget to show the pups at the end of the video.

love this so much...Thanks Marnae !!

The bag is awesome. I think a small zig zag stitch for the legs.

Happy Thanksgiving Marnae and Jim! I love this bag! It is sooo cute and whimsical. You've given me a great idea and tutorial to make Christmas gifts for my family and friends, thank you!

Such a sweet and creative bag. Very nice use of scraps and remnants. Happy Thanksgiving to you and your family also. TFS