Thank you for the tutorial. I made my first snap bag but the seams are showing on the inside and even with the overcast stitch, I did not like seeing that. I would much rather have the lining. Your bag turned out really nice.
I'm so glad you liked it. I've made some small one for coins. I'm still amazed how easy it is to get into it and yet none of the coins fall into the bottom of my purse.
@@user-pn2dd1qt7u. I’ve done with a French seam and the seams are really bulky. I just made one on my embroidery machine with seams like this. I’m trying to combine the 2 methods. In the embroidery machine you put the metal pieces in before you sew the sides.
I am embroidering on a Babylock Destiny 2 and straight stitching on a Babylock Quilter's Professional (the same as the Babylock Accomplish or a Juki 98).
Thank you for the tutorial. I made my first snap bag but the seams are showing on the inside and even with the overcast stitch, I did not like seeing that. I would much rather have the lining. Your bag turned out really nice.
I'm so glad you liked it. I've made some small one for coins. I'm still amazed how easy it is to get into it and yet none of the coins fall into the bottom of my purse.
Do a French seem
And there is much easier way to make a snap bag.
@@user-pn2dd1qt7u. I’ve done with a French seam and the seams are really bulky. I just made one on my embroidery machine with seams like this. I’m trying to combine the 2 methods. In the embroidery machine you put the metal pieces in before you sew the sides.
What machine are you sewing on?
I am embroidering on a Babylock Destiny 2 and straight stitching on a Babylock Quilter's Professional (the same as the Babylock Accomplish or a Juki 98).