I love the way you mention all the areas where we could make mistakes and how to address them - it makes us feel more confident as we walk through your tutorials - thanks for being a great instructor
I finished my bag!!!! I made a big mistake but in the words of the Air Force PJs....I improvised, adapted and overcame! I'm going to try another one tomorrow!! Man, it came out NICE!
Good tutorial, being a new craft person of smaller things as my daughter in law told me I should try new things instead of just quilting my quilts! Can't wait to try this! Thank you!!!
As always Jennifer, it's a winner!! I have sooooo many jelly rolls that I can't remember what I ever bought them for..lol. This is without question the perfect project! I particularly love the roll you used, your fabric... gorgeous! Thanks again!!! :)
I LOVE LOVE LOVE this tutorial. The fabric is beautiful. I can not wait to make a lot of these bags from the many Jelly Rolls I have collected. Thank you Jennifer for another wonderful tutorial !!!
Diddo with the comment before mine. I appreciate how you explain where possible mistakes can happen and how to fix them. You are a great instructor. Thank you for sharing.
Beautiful fabrics. I am going to use this pattern to make a diaper bag for my granddaughter who is expected next week. I have looked everywhere for a pattern and this looks just like what my dil wants. Thanks!
Great tote bag design Jennifer. I have a few suggestions though: (1) make those seams 1/2” in order to make them stronger; (2) add some stabilizer to the fabric to give the handle more durability and to keep the handle from scrunching together, plus add a X box at the top of strap to reduce stress on the stitching; (3) only use the fusible fleece to just inside of the seams to reduce the bulk; (4) when constructing the lining of the bag make the opening for turning along the bottom seam (it can either be hand stitched close or use a fusible tape): and (5) add fusible interface to those pockets in order to make it easier to put in and remove items easier. Depending on the purpose of the bag you might want to add a side pocket that is lined with fusible vinyl for your foldable umbrella or water bottle.
I just recently stumbled upon your you tube channel as I was searching applique techniques. WOW such enjoyable tutorials. I have watched quite a few already and look forward to watching more. Your channel is now probably one of my favorites.
Hello Jennifer! Thank you for another great tutorial. I love the way you explain the step by step for your projects and how much care you put on every detail. I am a fan! Thanks again!
Wow! Really love this tote. The lining is so nice and the jelly rolls are beautiful!! I really love all the colors and styles and designs soooo much. Your channel is one of my favorites! Thank you for your great teaching style, so calming it is.
I just love this bag ! I started making it yesterday, can hardly wait till I get it finished!! Thank you sooo much for your teaching. You make it easy for this 87 year old to sew again.!
just pieced my strips together for this bag, looking forward to making it. I am planning on adding a tab closure with a magnetic fastener. I would like to see a tutorial for this bag made with a recessed zipper.
Ok, downloading it from the Quilting Guide App doesn't work..But, using a browser & RUclips works! (not sure why)Now, I can start gathering fabrics...thanks for responding!
I love the tote!! I have a question. Would it work out easier to sew on the handles before closing the "tube"? Once the sides are sewn to the front, but not the back yet?
I love this! I'm watching it all the way through first. ON the straps - would it be easier to stitch them before doing sides (when you create the tube.) just a thought. Tomorrow....I'm doing this...
So glad you love the Welcome Home Collection! Here are links to the fabrics used for the lining and the pocket: Lining: www.shabbyfabrics.com/Shadow-Play-513-RP-by-Maywood-Studio-Fabrics-P44218.aspx?categoryid=3238 Pocket: www.shabbyfabrics.com/Welcome-Home-Collection-One-8361-ER-by-Jennifer-Bosworth-for-Maywood-Studio-Fabrics-P44184.aspx?categoryid=3238
We have many videos for tote bags. If you search for tote bags on the youtube channel you'll see many different ideas on how to make the straps! Merry Christmas! 🎄~Leah
We do have a pattern for it, and we included it as a free download for this project!! ;) You can find that here: www.shabbyfabrics.com/Assets/Downloads/GiantJellyRollTote_forDownload.pdf Great idea to create kits for this project. I'll pass that on to the team and see what they think. :) - Morgan
hi my dear , english is not my first language ,, i like exactly this jelly rolls and other fabric you have for this beautiful bag ,,what can i do ??? thank you
I love this bag, I'm excited to make one for myself and daughter. Question - I cut and taped the pattern but it was too short when I laid in on my (7pc) jelly roll strips that I sewed together, is this normal? I'm going to add an eight strip and hope I don't mess up anything. Any advice would be appreciated.
Hi Teresa - As long as you used a 1/4" seam allowance, your 7 jelly roll strips should measure approximately 14.5" high. This is the height that will fit your pattern. One thing to consider too is if your printer printed the pattern a bit smaller than it should have. Hope this helps :) -Michelle
That is actually just a store bought glass pin bowl with a magnetic bottom. However, we do have a pincushion tutorial you may be interested in: ruclips.net/video/zQ3sLqg6FOE/видео.html
Thank you so much for watching! For bags like this, template pieces are required so it is really difficult to give exact measurements in a video because there are strange angles and shapes that go with it, but there are other projects that don't required a template that are available in our free downloads: www.shabbyfabrics.com/Free-Downloads-W4C258.aspx We love to create free projects for everyone and thank you for your feedback!
We don't have any baby diaper backpacks but we do have a pattern for a diaper bag available: www.shabbyfabrics.com/Ahoy-Its-A-Boy-Diaper-Bag-Pattern-P39839.aspx
Yes! You can find it (and all of our other freebies) here: www.shabbyfabrics.com/Free-Downloads-W4C258.aspx You'll scroll down a bit until you see the picture of the project. The link to the download is there! - Morgan
İzlediğiniziçin teşekkürler! Ölçümleri burada bulabilirsiniz: www.shabbyfabrics.com/Assets/Downloads/GiantJellyRollTote_forDownload.pdf Bunları sizin için Google Translate’e koyun: Tüm dikiş ödenekleri ¼ ”dir. Kumaş Gereksinimleri • (7) 2½ ”× parçalı dış ana paneller için WOF şeritleri • Dış yan paneller için ½ yd • Dış cep ve cep astarı için ¼ yd • astar için ¾ yd • kayışlar için yd • 1. Hafif hafif eritilebilir arabirim (isteğe bağlı) Dış yan paneller için 1 nci eritilebilir eece veya arabirim dış ana paneller Talimatlar • Tüm dış parçalar için, eritilebilir eece'ye kaynaşık kumaş, yorgan, kat. Diyagramı kat üzerine yerleştirin ve şekle kesin. • Dışarıdaki cepler için, kumaşa hafif arabirim oluşturan sigorta sonra katlayın. Diyagramı kat üzerine yerleştirin ve şekle kesin. • Kayışlar için (3) 6 ”× WOF'yi kesin ve bir araya getirin. Kes (2) 6 ”× 50” şerit yapın. Umarım yardımcı olur! - Morgan
We will add that to our list! Thanks for the suggestion :) In the meantime, we do have a few smaller zipper pouches: ruclips.net/video/sLuaBy9KHdI/видео.html ruclips.net/video/KChUsEJPHqk/видео.html ruclips.net/video/2K2pcL608AE/видео.html
you could cut a piece of plastic canvas just slightly smaller than the bag bottom, cover it in fleece and matching fabric, then lay it in the bottom of your bag. its removable then for washing. you can also place it in between the main bag and the lining.
Jen what kind of fusible fleece do you use? and would Annies soft and stable be suitable? although it's not fusible. I use it for other type of bags. Thanks
We used a Pellon 987F Fusible Fleece. Feel free to use any batting that you prefer and are comfortable with. Annie's Soft and Stable is certainly suitable, but is thicker and stiffer than the fusible fleece we use.
Hello Jennifer, What did I miss? I have questions about the pockets, do you sew both sides together, and then turn it right side out and then sew it to the lining? Do you put any stabilizer on one side? Is the back side of the pocket actually the lining fabric? Boy I have questions, but I know someone will help me out! Blessings++
Thanks for your questions Sharon- 1.) The pocket assembly is shown at 13:00-13:30-ish (you will cut 4 total pocket pieces since the pockets are lined- 2 pocket outside and 2 pocket lining). The back side of the pockets are lined so, no, it is not the lining fabric 2.) The only "stabilizer" or batting used in this project is for the outside of the bag. 3.) The lining/pocket assembly is shown at 13:45-15:20. The rest of the lining assembly is shown right after that 4.) The lining is attached to the main body of the bag after you complete the boxed corners Please feel free to let me know if you still have questions
So sorry to hear that it won't download! Here is the direct link: www.shabbyfabrics.com/Assets/Downloads/GiantJellyRollTote_forDownload.pdf Hope that helps!!
HAHA! I figured out why mine were so small!! When I printed out the pattern, somehow I said "shrink it". So what I have for a pattern is 15" wide by 10" tall. Cute but not the big bag like you show. I'll try that next time :D
the side panels do not match up with the front and back panels. The side panel pattern is shorter. I sewed 2 side panels on and its way off. Had to tear off, now to rethink how to re attach with it looking funky. (
You can purchase it online from Amazon and most major craft stores will carry it :) Also, if you aren't able to find it, you can use regular batting, pin it in place, then quilt!
Amanda Dempster try sewhot.co.uk, they have a wide range of fleece, batting, stabilizers. For bags I like to use bosal or soft and stable, all of them available in fusible
That is the Welcome Home collection by Shabby Fabrics. We unfortunately no longer have the jelly rolls available in that collection, but you could grab yardage or a Fat QUarter Set: www.shabbyfabrics.com/Maywood-Studio/Welcome-Home-Collection-One.aspx We do have jelly rolls in one of our other collections that you may like: www.shabbyfabrics.com/Heather-2-12-Strips-by-Jennifer-Bosworth-for-Maywood-Studio-P50930.aspx?categoryid=3812
The finished bag is approximately 20 inches wide and 15 inches tall. We no longer have this in the studio to measure so this is based on a previous response in the comments :)
Thank you for watching! This tote is approximately 18" x 14". Here is the link to the free download with the diagram! Happy sewing! ~Leah www.shabbyfabrics.com/Assets/Downloads/GiantJellyRollTote_forDownload.pdf
Each strap will measure 50" long once pieced together. Here is a link to the free download where all of the measurements are: www.shabbyfabrics.com/Assets/Downloads/GiantJellyRollTote_forDownload.pdf :)
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I love the way you mention all the areas where we could make mistakes and how to address them - it makes us feel more confident as we walk through your tutorials - thanks for being a great instructor
We love including those to help others avoid the mistakes that we have encountered! Thanks for watching!
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I finished my bag!!!! I made a big mistake but in the words of the Air Force PJs....I improvised, adapted and overcame! I'm going to try another one tomorrow!! Man, it came out NICE!
Yay! So glad to liked it! Aren't they addicting to make?!
Absolutely! I have a list....
This is beautiful! Thanks Jennifer for such clear instructions.
Thank you so much for taking the time to watch and comment!
Thankyou Jennifer for the lovely bag pattern
Thank YOU for watching!
Hi Jennifer, Thank you for your clear and simple explanation.
Thank YOU for watching and for your kind comment!
This bag is gorgeous. I use tote bags alot as a mom and substitute teacher. I can't wait to try this pattern.
So happy you like the bag! Thanks for watching!
I'm almost finished with mine, just have to sew the magnets on and close up the casing for the piece of plastic for the bottom. I love it!!
Hooray! That is awesome to hear :) Feel free to share a photo of your finished bag with us on social media- we'd love to see it!
Good tutorial, being a new craft person of smaller things as my daughter in law told me I should try new things instead of just quilting my quilts! Can't wait to try this! Thank you!!!
So happy you will be trying this out! Thank you so much for watching!
Lovely fabric and colours. Thank you
We're glad you like it! Thank you for watching! 💖 -Michelle
Great tutorial as usual from Jennifer Bosworth. Detailed and easy to follow.
The bag I made looks great. Ready for my trip.
Thank you so much for your kind words and support!
As always Jennifer, it's a winner!! I have sooooo many jelly rolls that I can't remember what I ever bought them for..lol. This is without question the perfect project! I particularly love the roll you used, your fabric... gorgeous! Thanks again!!! :)
Thank you for watching! Merry Christmas Michele! 🎄~Leah
I LOVE LOVE LOVE this tutorial. The fabric is beautiful. I can not wait to make a lot of these bags from the many Jelly Rolls I have collected. Thank you Jennifer for another wonderful tutorial !!!
Thank you so much for the LOVE! We are so happy you like the tutorial :)
Tracey Bradshaw (
Thank you Jennifer!
Of course! 😀
thanks Jennifer....🌷🌷🌷
Thank YOU for watching :)
Diddo with the comment before mine. I appreciate how you explain where possible mistakes can happen and how to fix them. You are a great instructor. Thank you for sharing.
Thanks Arlene! We like to try to make things as easy as possible for you. - Morgan
Thank you! Love your tutorials.
Thank YOU for the love :)
Beautiful fabrics. I am going to use this pattern to make a diaper bag for my granddaughter who is expected next week. I have looked everywhere for a pattern and this looks just like what my dil wants. Thanks!
This will be great for a diaper bag! Thanks for watching!
Great tote bag design Jennifer. I have a few suggestions though: (1) make those seams 1/2” in order to make them stronger; (2) add some stabilizer to the fabric to give the handle more durability and to keep the handle from scrunching together, plus add a X box at the top of strap to reduce stress on the stitching; (3) only use the fusible fleece to just inside of the seams to reduce the bulk; (4) when constructing the lining of the bag make the opening for turning along the bottom seam (it can either be hand stitched close or use a fusible tape): and (5) add fusible interface to those pockets in order to make it easier to put in and remove items easier. Depending on the purpose of the bag you might want to add a side pocket that is lined with fusible vinyl for your foldable umbrella or water bottle.
Thank you so much for all of these suggestions and for taking the time to share them with us!
You are a amazing! Love watching your tutorials! Now to make everything!
Thank you so much for watching!
Beautiful bag and a beautiful collection of fabric:)
Thank you!
Very nice tote bag Jen. And beautiful material design
Thank you! 😀
Love this bag! I think I would put one top pink and one top blue! Would be very pretty!
That would be lovely! Thanks for watchign!
I see many bags for me my 2 girls their friends and my mom in the future! great looking bag
These are great for gifts! Thanks for watching!
Great bag! I see this being fab for many uses. Can't wait to make one.
So glad you like it! Thanks for watching!
I just recently stumbled upon your you tube channel as I was searching applique techniques. WOW such enjoyable tutorials. I have watched quite a few already and look forward to watching more. Your channel is now probably one of my favorites.
So happy you found us! Thanks for watching and commenting :) Welcome to Team Shabby!
Sherri Diamond z
Another beautiful Tote. I Love the pastel fabrics. Thank you for the video. :)
Thank you for watching and for the love!
Hello Jennifer! Thank you for another great tutorial. I love the way you explain the step by step for your projects and how much care you put on every detail. I am a fan! Thanks again!
Thank you Regina! I will pass that on to Jen! ~Leah
Wow! Really love this tote. The lining is so nice and the jelly rolls are beautiful!! I really love all the colors and styles and designs soooo much. Your channel is one of my favorites! Thank you for your great teaching style, so calming it is.
Thank you so much for your kind words and support! So happy to hear that you are loving all that we have to offer :)
I just love this bag ! I started making it yesterday, can hardly wait till I get it finished!! Thank you sooo much for your teaching. You make it easy for this 87 year old to sew again.!
man sews
Stunning! Will try asap!!!! 😀😀😀😀😀😀 happy new year Jen!!!!!!! 🎉🎉🎉🎉
Happy New Year to you, too, Laura! Thanks for watching!
just pieced my strips together for this bag, looking forward to making it. I am planning on adding a tab closure with a magnetic fastener. I would like to see a tutorial for this bag made with a recessed zipper.
A magnetic closure is a great idea! Thanks for watching :) We will look in to creating bags with zippered closures!
Ok, downloading it from the Quilting Guide App doesn't work..But, using a browser & RUclips works! (not sure why)Now, I can start gathering fabrics...thanks for responding!
Happy to help :)
Do I need another bag? No. Do I want another bag - this one? YES!
We are in the same boat! :)
I love the tote!! I have a question. Would it work out easier to sew on the handles before closing the "tube"? Once the sides are sewn to the front, but not the back yet?
You absolutely could do that! Thanks for your question!
I love this! I'm watching it all the way through first. ON the straps - would it be easier to stitch them before doing sides (when you create the tube.) just a thought. Tomorrow....I'm doing this...
Thank you for the love and for watching! That might be an easier way. If you try it let us know! We love to learn easier ways to do things!
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Thank you! Merry Christmas! 🎄~Leah
I love the fabrics you chose for this bag! I will have to order some and make it. What fabrics did you use for the lining and pocket?
So glad you love the Welcome Home Collection! Here are links to the fabrics used for the lining and the pocket:
Lining: www.shabbyfabrics.com/Shadow-Play-513-RP-by-Maywood-Studio-Fabrics-P44218.aspx?categoryid=3238
Pocket: www.shabbyfabrics.com/Welcome-Home-Collection-One-8361-ER-by-Jennifer-Bosworth-for-Maywood-Studio-Fabrics-P44184.aspx?categoryid=3238
Love this bag! I have a question about the strap...how do you piece that fabric together? Is there another tutorial that might have that info?
We have many videos for tote bags. If you search for tote bags on the youtube channel you'll see many different ideas on how to make the straps! Merry Christmas! 🎄~Leah
just to say I had to use eight jelly roll strips to get the required length, think some of my strips were a little narrower than 2.5inches.
Sometimes that can happen :) Great job for making it work!
brenda needham budubana
I love the bag, how long are the straps?
There are about 14 inches of handle above the bag :)
I love this bag! It would be great if you would write a pattern for it. Sell it as part of a fabric kit perhaps??
We do have a pattern for it, and we included it as a free download for this project!! ;) You can find that here: www.shabbyfabrics.com/Assets/Downloads/GiantJellyRollTote_forDownload.pdf
Great idea to create kits for this project. I'll pass that on to the team and see what they think. :) - Morgan
hi my dear , english is not my first language ,, i like exactly this jelly rolls and other fabric you have for this beautiful bag ,,what can i do ??? thank you
Here is the link to the Jelly Roll that was used in this video: www.shabbyfabrics.com/-Welcome-Home-Collection-One-2-12-Strips-by-J
I love this bag, I'm excited to make one for myself and daughter. Question - I cut and taped the pattern but it was too short when I laid in on my (7pc) jelly roll strips that I sewed together, is this normal? I'm going to add an eight strip and hope I don't mess up anything. Any advice would be appreciated.
Hi Teresa - As long as you used a 1/4" seam allowance, your 7 jelly roll strips should measure approximately 14.5" high. This is the height that will fit your pattern. One thing to consider too is if your printer printed the pattern a bit smaller than it should have. Hope this helps :) -Michelle
When you sewed the handles to the bag did you sew over the previous top stitching or did you sew right against the side of the handle?
We stitched right down our previous top-stitching :)
Do you have a tutorial for the round cute pin holder on your table?
That is actually just a store bought glass pin bowl with a magnetic bottom. However, we do have a pincushion tutorial you may be interested in: ruclips.net/video/zQ3sLqg6FOE/видео.html
Thanks so much!!
Making your Potluck holder as we
speak. Fantastic ideas! Thanks
Please tell me which fusible and interfacing to use.
We use Pellon fusible batting. It can be found at most crafting and fabric stores
thx for sharing your bags, they're beautiful; but having the actual dimensions of the cut fabrics would help, esp if you don't have a printer
Thank you so much for watching! For bags like this, template pieces are required so it is really difficult to give exact measurements in a video because there are strange angles and shapes that go with it, but there are other projects that don't required a template that are available in our free downloads: www.shabbyfabrics.com/Free-Downloads-W4C258.aspx
We love to create free projects for everyone and thank you for your feedback!
Do you have any baby diaper backpack ideas? Would love to know if you do. Thanks.
We don't have any baby diaper backpacks but we do have a pattern for a diaper bag available: www.shabbyfabrics.com/Ahoy-Its-A-Boy-Diaper-Bag-Pattern-P39839.aspx
Please can you tell me where do I get the pattern
Yes! You can find it (and all of our other freebies) here: www.shabbyfabrics.com/Free-Downloads-W4C258.aspx
You'll scroll down a bit until you see the picture of the project. The link to the download is there! - Morgan
Thank you for your tutorials! What is the approximate finished size of this giant tote bag?
This bag is approximately 20 inches wide and 15 inches tall :)
Thank you for your reply!
Süper harika , ölçüleri nereden bulabilirim , paylaşım için teşekkürler 👍👏😘🤗❤️
İzlediğiniziçin teşekkürler! Ölçümleri burada bulabilirsiniz: www.shabbyfabrics.com/Assets/Downloads/GiantJellyRollTote_forDownload.pdf
Bunları sizin için Google Translate’e koyun:
Tüm dikiş ödenekleri ¼ ”dir.
Kumaş Gereksinimleri
• (7) 2½ ”× parçalı dış ana paneller için WOF şeritleri
• Dış yan paneller için ½ yd
• Dış cep ve cep astarı için ¼ yd
• astar için ¾ yd
• kayışlar için yd
• 1. Hafif hafif eritilebilir arabirim (isteğe bağlı)
Dış yan paneller için 1 nci eritilebilir eece veya arabirim
dış ana paneller
Talimatlar
• Tüm dış parçalar için, eritilebilir eece'ye kaynaşık kumaş, yorgan,
kat. Diyagramı kat üzerine yerleştirin ve şekle kesin.
• Dışarıdaki cepler için, kumaşa hafif arabirim oluşturan sigorta
sonra katlayın. Diyagramı kat üzerine yerleştirin ve şekle kesin.
• Kayışlar için (3) 6 ”× WOF'yi kesin ve bir araya getirin. Kes
(2) 6 ”× 50” şerit yapın.
Umarım yardımcı olur!
- Morgan
@@ShabbyFabrics thank you 🙏👍👏😘🤗❤️❤️❤️❤️
Could you please show us how to make this bag with a zipper on the top as a closure?
We will add that to our list! Thanks for the suggestion :) In the meantime, we do have a few smaller zipper pouches:
ruclips.net/video/sLuaBy9KHdI/видео.html
ruclips.net/video/KChUsEJPHqk/видео.html
ruclips.net/video/2K2pcL608AE/видео.html
Jen, is the bottom of the bag sturdy enough to bring several items in? If not, how can I make it sturdier? Thanks 😊
you could cut a piece of plastic canvas just slightly smaller than the bag bottom, cover it in fleece and matching fabric, then lay it in the bottom of your bag. its removable then for washing. you can also place it in between the main bag and the lining.
Shabby Fabrics and Brenda, thank you both 😊
Of course!
Thank you for the insight! Merry Christmas!🎄~Leah
Happy Holidays! ❄~Leah
anyone have this pattern?
We have the pattern available here: www.shabbyfabrics.com/Assets/Downloads/GiantJellyRollTote_forDownload.pdf
- Morgan
Jen what kind of fusible fleece do you use? and would Annies soft and stable be suitable? although it's not fusible. I use it for other type of bags. Thanks
We used a Pellon 987F Fusible Fleece. Feel free to use any batting that you prefer and are comfortable with. Annie's Soft and Stable is certainly suitable, but is thicker and stiffer than the fusible fleece we use.
Thanks Jen
Hello Jennifer, What did I miss? I have questions about the pockets, do you sew both sides together, and then turn it right side out and then sew it to the lining? Do you put any stabilizer on one side? Is the back side of the pocket actually the lining fabric? Boy I have questions, but I know someone will help me out! Blessings++
Thanks for your questions Sharon-
1.) The pocket assembly is shown at 13:00-13:30-ish (you will cut 4 total pocket pieces since the pockets are lined- 2 pocket outside and 2 pocket lining). The back side of the pockets are lined so, no, it is not the lining fabric
2.) The only "stabilizer" or batting used in this project is for the outside of the bag.
3.) The lining/pocket assembly is shown at 13:45-15:20. The rest of the lining assembly is shown right after that
4.) The lining is attached to the main body of the bag after you complete the boxed corners
Please feel free to let me know if you still have questions
The tote diagram won't download for me...help. I can't wait to do this project.
So sorry to hear that it won't download! Here is the direct link: www.shabbyfabrics.com/Assets/Downloads/GiantJellyRollTote_forDownload.pdf
Hope that helps!!
Couple of measurement questions. How wide is this bag across the bottom/top? Mine seems awfully small! It doesn't look as big as yours.
Hi Sharon! This bag is approximately 20 inches wide and 15 inches tall.
Hmmm...Mine is 15" wide but only 10" tall
HAHA! I figured out why mine were so small!! When I printed out the pattern, somehow I said "shrink it". So what I have for a pattern is 15" wide by 10" tall. Cute but not the big bag like you show. I'll try that next time :D
Oh no lol! The printer strikes again! Glad you figured it out!
the side panels do not match up with the front and back panels. The side panel pattern is shorter. I sewed 2 side panels on and its way off. Had to tear off, now to rethink how to re attach with it looking funky. (
I hope you were able to figure it out! ~Leah🙃
I don't see a free pattern download on the web site????
Found it-duh!
go to the top where it says show more. it will bring down a list of web sights, click on pattern template. hope this helps
Thank you Brenda! ~Leah🙃
Hopefully Brenda answered your question! ~Leah
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When are you going to start quilting 101 thanks
It's still on the way! We want to make sure that it is perfect for all of you :)
What's 101 please?
it's 'a giant' not 'an giant',am i the only one who noticed it?...anyways,loved the video.i'm going try and sew that bag.
Haha! You are so right- oops! Thanks for your help ;)
We can't get fusible fleece in the uk, can we?
You can purchase it online from Amazon and most major craft stores will carry it :) Also, if you aren't able to find it, you can use regular batting, pin it in place, then quilt!
Amanda Dempster try sewhot.co.uk, they have a wide range of fleece, batting, stabilizers. For bags I like to use bosal or soft and stable, all of them available in fusible
my local fabric shop sells fusible fleece, try Barnyarns in Ripon he does mail order, I use him a lot, and I think he's cheaper than Amazon
I use soft and stable, but haven't found it in fusible
What is that jellyroll called so I can buy the same colours thanks.
That is the Welcome Home collection by Shabby Fabrics. We unfortunately no longer have the jelly rolls available in that collection, but you could grab yardage or a Fat QUarter Set: www.shabbyfabrics.com/Maywood-Studio/Welcome-Home-Collection-One.aspx
We do have jelly rolls in one of our other collections that you may like: www.shabbyfabrics.com/Heather-2-12-Strips-by-Jennifer-Bosworth-for-Maywood-Studio-P50930.aspx?categoryid=3812
What are the overall measurements of the bag?
The finished bag is approximately 20 inches wide and 15 inches tall. We no longer have this in the studio to measure so this is based on a previous response in the comments :)
What is the size of this bag.
Thank you for watching! This tote is approximately 18" x 14". Here is the link to the free download with the diagram! Happy sewing! ~Leah www.shabbyfabrics.com/Assets/Downloads/GiantJellyRollTote_forDownload.pdf
رجاءا ..ارجو ذكر قياس القطع لانني لااعرف كيف احصل على الباترون ...
ها هي وصلة إلى القياسات حرة www.shabbyfabrics.com/Assets/Downloads/GiantJellyRollTote_forDownload.pdf
Shabby Fabrics شكرا....
مرحبا بك
What's the finished size of this giant jelly roll tote?
This bag is approximately 20 inches wide and 15 inches tall :)
Hi Jenny! I have a question...How long is the strap?
Each strap will measure 50" long once pieced together. Here is a link to the free download where all of the measurements are: www.shabbyfabrics.com/Assets/Downloads/GiantJellyRollTote_forDownload.pdf :)
Shabby Fabrics Thank you very much
Mae Zimmerman You are so welcome :)
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Thank you for watching! - Morgan