Fennel Fanny Pack from Sarah Kirsten:The Drop-In Lining Method | Sewing Therapy’s Sew Along Tutorial
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- Опубликовано: 19 июн 2024
- #fennelfannypack #slingbag #crossbodybag The next video is about the BIAS BINDING method version.
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Fennel Fanny Pack by Sarah Kirsten
sewingtherapy.net/fennel-fann...
Details on how to install Side Release Buckles and Slide Adjusters from Sarah Kirsten Blog
sarkirsten.com/blog/2018/11/2...
Material
Fennel Fanny Pack pattern by Sarah Kirsten
sarkirsten.com/patterns/fenne...
Outer Canvas in Natural fabric I used:
Dailylike Natural Canvas
www.etsy.com/ca/listing/46363...
Webbing, Interfacing and hardware from Two O Nine Fabric
www.twooninefabric.ca
My sewing machine
Bernette B38 Swiss Design Computerized Sewing Machine
amzn.to/2URpvX6 (USA)
LDH Scissors and thread snip
www.etsy.com/ca/shop/TwoONine...
Timecodes
0:00 - Intro
1:23 - Seam Allowance / Materials / Cutting
1:54 - 0. Preparation
2:21 - 1. Front Panel
5:20 - 2. Top/Bottom Panel
9:37 - 3. Back Panel
11:05 - 4. Front & Top/Bottom Panel
17:36 - 5. Top/Bottom & Back Panel
23:46 - 6. Hardware Installment
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All the fabrics I use are from either Dailylike Canada or Two O Nine Fabric Studio.
Dailylike Canada dailylikecanada.etsy.com
Two O Nine Fabric Studio www.twooninefabric.ca
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Thank you. I really enjoyed this tutorial. As ever greatly informative. You are a fantastic teacher.
Thanks so much, Julia! Happy to hear you enjoyed my video! ;)
I will have to make a fanny pack. Love that they have come back in fashion!
Me too! I have always wanted to make one for a long time! And I'm so happy to have several now! 😊
This was such an excellent video! I followed it step by step and now I have 3 cute fanny packs and ZERO frustrations!! This was so very helpful!! Thank you so much!!!
Soooo happy to hear my video was helpful! 👍
Great Tutorial! Thank you!
Thank you!! This is such a useful video. I wish your channel much success. You are a great tutor.
Aww thanks so much! xx
Sara, thank you so much for putting together such a detailed tutorial. It was so, so helpful (and confidence boosting!) for this new sewist. I'm finishing my first fennel pack this morning and it's been so fun.
I'm so happy to see you have non-plastic buckles in your shop and I'll be ordering a bunch soon for future fennels!
👏 👏👏 Yay congrats on your first fennel pack! Glad to hear you found my video helpful on that!!
Haha I love my buckles too! It adds quality look on my fanny pack!😆
This a fantastic tutorial, thank you! So detailed and clear. I bought the Fennel Fanny Pack pattern as I thought it would be a nice little project to ease me back into sewing as I've not done any for quite a while. Whelp. I think this is going to go in my 'sewing projects to do....one day' file! Sooo fiddly.
Absolutely! I'm glad you liked the tutorial. The Fennel Fanny Pack is a perfect project to ease back into sewing. Take it step by step, revisit the tutorial as needed, and don't rush. Your 'one day' will come sooner than you think. Happy sewing!
Thank you so much for the video. I prefer this method than the bias binding and this video was easy to follow
Glad it was helpful!
This tutorial was mesmerizing! I used to wear a fanny pak years ago, till they were way out of style. I have renewed interest in using one again! Thank you for your incredible instruction 🙏
You're sooo welcome! These are my first fanny packs and I'm so enjoying wearing them everywhere! :)
A well made instructional video. Thanks.
Thank you! Hope it helps! 🙏
This video is so helpful! Thank You!
Thanks for watching my video! Glad to hear you found it helpful! Happy holidays! ❤
If I had watched this before buying the pattern and supplies, I'd have thought twice about. Since I already have everything, I HAVE to master this bag!
Good luck on your Drop-In Lining version fanny pack! Happy sewing!❤
This is so relaxing to watch
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Thank you! Thank you! Such a great tutorial. I much prefer the drop in lining method. This is the perfect size fanny pack. Tina H
Hope you enjoy making yours, Tina! 😊
Wow, this is a lot of work and if I were to do this tutorial (which I might I love fanny packs) I'd have to really slow down the video. But you did do well in edits and I liked your little secret tips at the top. Thanks!
Thanks for watching, Lin! Making this fanny bag with drop-in lining method takes time and effort honestly, but I think it's worthy!😊 I'm glad you liked my tips!
It is a great tutorial. You should be able to slow down the playback speed in the settings. That's what I had to do.
I finally found this video! I found your finished product in pinterest and im inlove with this fanny pack! Thank you so much for sharing this tutorial 🤎🤍
Glad you've found my video! Hope yours turn out beautifully!
Can I ask what model/brand your sewing machine is?
This was possibly the most fiddly thing I ever sewed up, partly because of fabric/supply choices (a very thin cotton lining that rips easily, combined with very sturdy/bulky zippers, oops), but I DID IT! Thanks so much for this video, without it I would've given up. Can't wait to start using my fanny pack
Haha i’m glad to hear you made it!! 👏👏👏
I just completed a "mock-up" of this bag with some scrap fabric ... and to my surprise it came out looking great. your video is amazing and so easy to follow. i can't wait to make my next one with special fabric i picked out especially for this pattern. thank you!!!!!!!
Yay! Glad to hear your first trial was a success! ❤️👍
I love this!! Thanks for sharing 😊
Thanks so much for your always support, Yany! ❤🙏
Your sewing techniques are so nice. I love it. Besides that I like the BGM very much, where I can find that?
This is an amazing tutorial!! I've been trying to figure out how a drop-in lining would work with this particular bag, but couldn't find tutorials anywhere, thank you so so much!! :* :)
I'm glad you found my tutorial! 😊 Hope it helped your drop-in lining version making!
i guess it is kind of off topic but does anyone know of a good place to stream new movies online ?
@Zane Lucca Flixportal =)
@Emerson Chaim thank you, I signed up and it seems like a nice service =) Appreciate it !
@Zane Lucca you are welcome :D
Hi! I just tried a Fennel for the first time and I found this tutorial to be utterly essential. Thank you so much! I really like the way you don't edit out all the fabric management that goes into lining up and pinning your seams. Bags are tricky and it helps to know the best way to cleanly get the part you aren't sewing out of the darn way lol. I have a question though. Did you use the pattern's original dimensions for this video? The 2.5 in wide top and bottom panels end up being so narrow after they're cut in half and have the zipper sewn in them. I only used a 1/4 in seam allowance on the zipper and it still felt like I barely had enough fabric to pull apart and sew the outer and lining main panels in without a lot of pulling and strategic pinning and cursing, haha. I rewatched this video and your top and bottom panels just look a little more generous than mine did somehow.
Glad that my video helped you! 😊
I ended up widening the depth of the bag after making/filming one with bias binding version! It's a dilemma as the original size is way cuter than the bigger one but it only fits for my phone!
Oh this pattern includes 3/8" SA not 1/2". 1/2" SA could make your bag even smaller! 😊
Hola! Dónde podría conseguir los moldes o las medidas para hacer la riñonera? Gracias
Thank you so much for this! The video is lovely, and extremely helpful.
A question - do you use 4 of the large-size lining pieces? I'm on the last step and can't figure out where I've messed up, because I don't have a lining piece to finish with.
Thanks for watching!
I didn't quite understand the question though! 😅
@@SewingTherapy Sorry about that! I checked out your blog, and think I figured it out. The pattern calls for 3 main panel outer layers and 3 main panel linings, but you use 2 main panel outer layers and 4 main panel linings, correct?
Very nice pouch, thank you. I would cut the corners of front and back slightly rounded, that would make it easier to sew on the “top- side- bottom panel”.
Actually that would make this process a lot easier! Thank you for sharing!
I'm in the process of making this fun bag with the drop in method. I purchased the pattern a few months ago. I see you have commented on lengthening the width of the T/B Panel by 1". Is this something we need to do? Or was the pattern updated to include that measurement. My biggest struggle was I am following the PDF pattern and also watching your video and getting all mixed up because the steps are entirely different. I finally realized the PDF pattern is only the bias binding method. So I'm going to try a 2nd bag and see how easy it will be. It sure is cute and I'm looking forward to making more!
It was the modification I made. I wanted the bag wider! You don’t need to follow!
I love this video so much and it really helped me to finish my fanny pack, but all the seams are so bulky. Did you cut your seam allowance down at all? I feel like the lining doesn't really sit nice and flush in the bag. I didn't use interfacing, though, so that might also be part of the problem.
I liked its bulky seams as it makes the bag more structured in the shape. If you don’t like the lining’s movement in the bag, I recommend handstitching every corner, which will help! Thanks for watching!
Can I check how many panels to cut of outer and lining fabric? The pattern has 3 of each but is it not 2 outer fabric and 4 of lining fabric? Thank you, really helpful video tutorial
Hi sorry for my delayed reply! It’s totally up to your preference! 🙂
What is the Background music in the beginning? Btw mam your videos are inspiring. I hope I can get time to learn sewing soon after my college entrance exam.
Thanks so much for watching! I can't recall the name of the song as I choose randomly!
How do you install hardware without a buckle
Hi! How can i purchase the pattern?. Thank u!
There's a link in the description! 😊
Where did you purchase your strapping ?
Hi 👋 it’s from my shop dailylikecanada.etsy.com
So completed my first Fennel Fanny Pack using the Bias Binding method. I am now working on another fanny pack using the Drop in Lining method and have a question. At timestamp 7:24.... attach top panel and bottom panel. At 7:36 "sew only the zipper area thru all the layers". So what is the zipper area? Just the zipper tape that is visible between the top and bottom pieces of the main panel OR the entire 1 1/4 inch zipper? Hopefully you understand what I am trying to ask.
I indicated the area with my finger which is the width of the zipper! Hope I understood your question right and answered right! 😅
@@SewingTherapy Ok thanks. I will assume we need to sew the entire 1.25 inch zipper and not just the zipper that is visible. I am going to experiment with the drop in lining method before I start the next Fennel Fanny Pack. I just finished my 2nd fennel fanny pack using faux leather with the bias binding method. I also widened the top and bottom panel by 1 inch as you suggested in one of your replies. What a difference that 1 inch makes. Again thanks for your tutorial.
Just wondering which method you thought was easiest.
@@Tmiller4930 I did not end up doing the drop in lining method. I could not figure out the one step as noted above so I am finishing the current fennel fanny pack with the binding method. Not certain if I will make another one.
@@marianb2826 thanks for responding 👍🏽
Stay tuned for the second video (about the Bias Binding version originally instructed in the pattern) coming soon and happy sewing this holiday season! My only modification here was to lengthen the width of theT/B Panel by 1".
so on the drop in lining you I should lengthen the width of the top and bottom panel by 1 inch. ?
Zipper i have is not 1.25” wide; it’s only 1” wide. How do i adjust the pattern?
The width of zipper won’t make any difference as only coil part is showing! Hope it makes sense!
the sewing of the front top and bottom panel is so hard for me I sewed it and when i flipped it the bottom was still showing the wrong side of the lining is there written for the drop in lining anywhere I am so frustrated. I have do problem with the binding method thanks
There are no measurements of the panels. Can you please mention the measurements?
It's not a free pattern. I can't provide the measurements.
I find this so complicated and confusing about halfway through. I’m an intermediate-advanced sewing but too frustrated and will have to abandon project 😭
Oh no! Sorry I couldn’t be more helpful! 🥲
The title is misleading. This is not a drop-in lining. Quite simply, it is lined.thank you for the tutorial though. A little fast but still good.
Me perdí completamente. No sabe explicar nada