Brilliant tutorial, just a thought it might have been better if you had used a darker thread so that it would be easier to see what you are actually doing especially for real beginners
Your video was so well thought out. I so enjoyed it. However, I disagree with the time it should take to complete this lovely project. I'm 70 years old. I've been sewing since I was 10. I couldn't complete this project in 10-15 minutes!
Looks easy to follow. Will try this weekend. But it's really SAD that you don't answer anyone's questions here. That's an important part of having a video like this 😒
I wonder if you have made a sunglass case with a strap. I like the way you make your cases, but I am making one for my cell phone. Do you have instructions for adding a cross body strap?
So so pretty !! You must have itty bitty fingers because that opening was so small I couldn't get in there to turn it out and ended up ripping the fabric a bit. So I decided to do the opening on one side where I could make a bigger area, then did top stitching all around the case to give a good finish. I did both a curved top and also a envelope type flap and they both look great. Thanks for the tutorial!
Making this today for our local nursing home residents, I notice when I pull up the bottom piece 8 or 9" then ends are not even, my interfacing shows, so Im not sure I am doing it something right.....Ill keep plugging away :) Cant wait to share them!
Thank you! Just made one for my husband. He’s a truck driver and always loses his glasses. Haha hopefully this will help. I added a little loop into the opening I left so he can hang it in his truck.
Thank you for a great tutorial. I made this as a phone pouch for my daughter and grandchildren, 5inch X 17inch was perfect for their phones . I also added a pocket on the front and both a wrist strap and a cross body strap. Now to make one for myself.
I love this video. So simple to do yet looks very professional. I’m making a case for my husband right now. I searched through many videos and this is the best one. Thanks for sharing.
6/20/22: I made two of these, the first of which I followed your instructions to the letter, and the second one I did my own take on it. When after the interface has been applied and the two pieces are sewn, right sides together, I flipped it over to the right side and stitched a 1/8" line across the short side where both seams meet to give it a finishing touch. I did not come up 9” because it left me with a very little flap, so I opted for 8” instead, which worked out perfectly. I didn’t leave the opening up at the side near the rounded corner because I had a hard time flipping it to the right side after the fact. I therefore left a 3” opening on one of the sides and it was easy peasy to turn out. And lastly, I not only stitched around the upper rounded corner, but I stitched 1/8” around the entire piece, top to bottom. It, again, gave it a nice finishing touch. I noticed that this is not only good for sun/eyeglasses, but for cell phones too! How clever. Anyway, thank you for the inspiration and for you taking the time to do and post this tutorial. I’m in love with it and am going to go buck wild making many! 😊
I love the case but I the snap a bit differently. I did the snap on the flap as you did but before the two sides are closed I put the female snap on the facing fabric so when the case is turned the snap is not exposed. Since the snap back is not exposed in the lining it prevents the snap scratching glasses lens. Awesome instructions and easy to follow video!
Grazie Gina ho fatto alcuni porta occhiali come li hai fatti tu e sono venuti molto bene e si fanno molto velocemente anche se non so parlare inglese ma le tue spiegazioni sono state perfette grazie ancora un saluto dall'Italia
Hola! Me encantan tus videos! No puedo entender bien el inglés que hablas, pero entiendo bien tus explicaciones en la pantalla, excepto cuando te vas fuera de foco no puedo entender bien. De todos modos te felicito por tus trabajos y las hermosas telas que usas. Muchas Gracias!
Love love love that fabric with the glasses on it! Would you share the maker of the fabric or where to purchase it? Great tutorial. So easy to follow. Thank you..💕
6/19/22: I've seen many tutorials on how to make eye/sunglass cases, but this one, in particular, caught my eye, especially because of the flap and snap. I love the two elements. I plan to make one, two or more today, provided the first one comes out to my liking. Thank you so much for sharing this technique. It's great and I'm excited! 🙂
I just made this. The video is clear and easy to follow! Thank you. These kinds of videos can sometimes be difficult because of angles not being optimal for what is happening or jargon that only experts or insiders know. In fact, I watched several other vids prior to this. But, this is the one that I used. My spouse is doing some intensive schooling and asked me to order them something to hold their 3x5 study flash cards. Something not a box, something easy to find in their backpack, at least 15 of them an it would be best the holder were soft- they told me. After scouring shopping websites and not finding what they needed the DIY part of me roared. This, with the pattern tailored for 3x5 card dimensions, was exactly what they wanted. I used both the button/elastic closure and the snap closure. While both of those worked the quickest has been some self adhering Velcro coins. From a very happy, studious major in the Air Force and their DIY spouse: Thank you again for this wonderful and helpful video.
this is a great tutorial, easy to understand and I love how it has a closure, in these other tutorials the eyeglass bags are all open and the glasses can fall out! Well all I can say is great job! I will subscribe and watch more of your videos. :-)
THANK YOU for using inches!
I love this pattern
Could you tell me what seam allowance you used. I couldn’t find what you used
It would be great if the camera field of vision captured the whole length of your fabric
Brilliant tutorial, just a thought it might have been better if you had used a darker thread so that it would be easier to see what you are actually doing especially for real beginners
Your video was so well thought out. I so enjoyed it. However, I disagree with the time it should take to complete this lovely project. I'm 70 years old. I've been sewing since I was 10. I couldn't complete this project in 10-15 minutes!
Great video! Very simple! Thanks for sharing❤
cute case, terrible video 🙈
Can you explain how to line up the snaps on the flap? Thank you!
Looks easy to follow. Will try this weekend.
But it's really SAD that you don't answer anyone's questions here. That's an important part of having a video like this 😒
Full watching my friend
What interface did you use?
You need to reposition your camera, can’t tell what you r doing.
I love this pattern
Could you tell me what seam allowance you used. I couldn’t find what you used
I want to make one but I need to sew a string on it to put it round your neck. My friend is going blind then she dont need to look for her glasses
Love it ❤
Terrible camera work. Couldn’t see half of what you are doing.
💖💖💖👍
Just came across this pattern and can't wait to make it .looks so easy
Thanks for the instructions
Não vejo as medidas
I'm using velcro
I like the way this goes together, but I find the teaching difficult to follow. Camera view should be a little wider. Not being mean, just saying.
Which fabric used
I like it. Where do you buy the snaps?
I have never seen the sewing out at the turning opening trick before. That is brilliant! Great project, thank you so much.
Thank you so much 🌷🌷🌷
Thank you. Your explanation was very clear and easy to follow.
Love the fabrics, could you share where to purchase the fabric. The small panels are really pretty.
I added a belt loop to make my husband phone case belt holster. Very satisfying make! I made two in one sitting.
I wonder if you have made a sunglass case with a strap. I like the way you make your cases, but I am making one for my cell phone. Do you have instructions for adding a cross body strap?
Nice
Can you tell me how to do a direct fabric together. I keep getting mine upside down when I flip it
I love your fabric on this. AND simple instructions. ❤❤
Thank you for showing how to do the snaps😊
To much away from camera, can't see what your doing
Hi Gina I’m new to sewing but love your tutorials. I would like to add a small loop to fix into a belt with this pouch how would I do that please x
what a fast and easy project. thank you so much for sharing
What types of buttons are they?
You need to fix the camera so we can see what you are doing...the whole thing.
So so pretty !! You must have itty bitty fingers because that opening was so small I couldn't get in there to turn it out and ended up ripping the fabric a bit. So I decided to do the opening on one side where I could make a bigger area, then did top stitching all around the case to give a good finish. I did both a curved top and also a envelope type flap and they both look great. Thanks for the tutorial!
Making this today for our local nursing home residents, I notice when I pull up the bottom piece 8 or 9" then ends are not even, my interfacing shows, so Im not sure I am doing it something right.....Ill keep plugging away :) Cant wait to share them!
I figured out where I goofed...doesnt matter though, still works and looks amazing! Thanks for your easy to follow tutorial!
Great pattern
Next time you do a video can you pan it out more so you can see the item and what you are doing to it at all times
Thank you! Just made one for my husband. He’s a truck driver and always loses his glasses. Haha hopefully this will help. I added a little loop into the opening I left so he can hang it in his truck.
Very helpful 👍 Thank you 🙋♀️ God Bless 🙏🏻❤️
Beautiful project! Thank you for sharing.❤
Great idea! Love the teacup pin cushion.
I am going to have to try to make this glass case . Thank u 🎉🎉🎉
Классно асс
Thank you already followed this a few years ago but going to make several cases today, and you do a really easy to follow tutorial.
I love this. Do you have a tutorial for the teacup in cushion?
Very easy way to make it.thanx.
Great tutorial..love the result... Thank you 😊👍
Love this. Thank you
Wow that's the best tutorial I've seen thank you so much really appreciated it i feel like i can actually make it once again thank you
👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻*S*U*P*E*R*
⭐️💗🍀🌞😊💗⭐️
That's an amazing idea .... lovely !!
The tutorial was great, My husband needed a new case for his sunglasses. Julie
Thank you for a great tutorial. I made this as a phone pouch for my daughter and grandchildren, 5inch X 17inch was perfect for their phones . I also added a pocket on the front and both a wrist strap and a cross body strap. Now to make one for myself.
super cute and easy! thanks Gina.
I love this video. So simple to do yet looks very professional. I’m making a case for my husband right now. I searched through many videos and this is the best one. Thanks for sharing.
I like your great idea.....with a smile from Germany. .....go on
6/20/22: I made two of these, the first of which I followed your instructions to the letter, and the second one I did my own take on it. When after the interface has been applied and the two pieces are sewn, right sides together, I flipped it over to the right side and stitched a 1/8" line across the short side where both seams meet to give it a finishing touch. I did not come up 9” because it left me with a very little flap, so I opted for 8” instead, which worked out perfectly. I didn’t leave the opening up at the side near the rounded corner because I had a hard time flipping it to the right side after the fact. I therefore left a 3” opening on one of the sides and it was easy peasy to turn out. And lastly, I not only stitched around the upper rounded corner, but I stitched 1/8” around the entire piece, top to bottom. It, again, gave it a nice finishing touch. I noticed that this is not only good for sun/eyeglasses, but for cell phones too! How clever. Anyway, thank you for the inspiration and for you taking the time to do and post this tutorial. I’m in love with it and am going to go buck wild making many! 😊
I love the case but I the snap a bit differently. I did the snap on the flap as you did but before the two sides are closed I put the female snap on the facing fabric so when the case is turned the snap is not exposed. Since the snap back is not exposed in the lining it prevents the snap scratching glasses lens. Awesome instructions and easy to follow video!
A very clear tutorial thank you can't wait to get started.
What an inspiration! fantastc projects, I would like to you sewing now and again as I am relatively new to sewing. Thank you very much. Clive.
I just made another 4 this afternoon. I love to have little hostess gifts around when I need something to give
T Y
Made this today!! Love it!! Thank you so much!! ♥️♥️♥️
Easy to follow tutorial thank you 👌
Well done. I will make one, but use it as a fountain pen pouch to put in my shirt pocket.
That was so quick and easy, thank you so much❤️
Just what I was looking for, thanks 😀
Very nice.
Grazie Gina ho fatto alcuni porta occhiali come li hai fatti tu e sono venuti molto bene e si fanno molto velocemente anche se non so parlare inglese ma le tue spiegazioni sono state perfette grazie ancora un saluto dall'Italia
Very cute! And so easy. Thanks!
Love it! Thank you !!
Hi I'm going to try this method to make a little bag for my phone and tablet, just adjusting the size
onya
Great idea.
Thank you was a great tutorial
That was a great video. So what was the final size on these? Love the fabric!
Could you use this same technique to make a crossbody purse? If so, could you make a tutorial on how to make one?
Great tutorial, thank you :)
Thank you for a wonderful tutorial so well explained and easy to follow instructions.
Thank you so much for sharing I made one and i turned out great!
Hola! Me encantan tus videos! No puedo entender bien el inglés que hablas, pero entiendo bien tus explicaciones en la pantalla, excepto cuando te vas fuera de foco no puedo entender bien. De todos modos te felicito por tus trabajos y las hermosas telas que usas. Muchas Gracias!
Thank you for this, its just what I have been looking for.😍
Love love love that fabric with the glasses on it! Would you share the maker of the fabric or where to purchase it? Great tutorial. So easy to follow. Thank you..💕
Hi Gina, how do you attach a label at the bottom side?
Where do you buy the snaps and the tag labels you put on different things
I have to say all your work is beautiful and very well made. Love watching your videos. Please keep them coming.
I made this to fit my cell phone! Beautiful! Thanks.
6/19/22: I've seen many tutorials on how to make eye/sunglass cases, but this one, in particular, caught my eye, especially because of the flap and snap. I love the two elements. I plan to make one, two or more today, provided the first one comes out to my liking. Thank you so much for sharing this technique. It's great and I'm excited! 🙂
Great Tutorial and these are going to make nice Xmas gifts
Thxs for sharing
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Great project! I just wish your camera was focused better on what you were doing. Thanks for the great idea!
Thank you for giving a good idea. I want to ask you one question.you are using cloth and what is the name of another things.kindly reply
Velcro wold work too for a closure, right?
+TheRockinDaisy yes it would . Thank you
I just made this. The video is clear and easy to follow! Thank you.
These kinds of videos can sometimes be difficult because of angles not being optimal for what is happening or jargon that only experts or insiders know. In fact, I watched several other vids prior to this. But, this is the one that I used.
My spouse is doing some intensive schooling and asked me to order them something to hold their 3x5 study flash cards.
Something not a box, something easy to find in their backpack, at least 15 of them an it would be best the holder were soft- they told me.
After scouring shopping websites and not finding what they needed the DIY part of me roared. This, with the pattern tailored for 3x5 card dimensions, was exactly what they wanted.
I used both the button/elastic closure and the snap closure. While both of those worked the quickest has been some self adhering Velcro coins.
From a very happy, studious major in the Air Force and their DIY spouse: Thank you again for this wonderful and helpful video.
I think I would probably use the Velcro. Or a magnetic closer just so I wouldn't have to press to snap. Great idea. Thanks for sharing👍
Update: Made one and it turned out great. However it was much too long and wide. I think 4"x18" would be perfect for my requirements.
Love all your unique creations - are your beautiful fabrics available to buy on-line ? Cindi from Canada
this is a great tutorial, easy to understand and I love how it has a closure, in these other tutorials the eyeglass bags are all open and the glasses can fall out! Well all I can say is great job! I will subscribe and watch more of your videos. :-)
What do you mean you sew your fabric in 9:48 I don't know what that means .. nice case ..I'm learning to sew 😊
@@oliverr6517 And who the hell are you to call people stupid?
Just made one for my husband's new mobile phone. Thank you so much!!! Xx