I love how you’re continually pushing yourself out of your comfort zone. Public speaking, solo travels, tiny planes, zippers! You’re an inspiration beautiful lady ❤️🐞
You did an amazing job Catherine. I've made loads of these over the years and sold them for both myself and also for charity. My cat 'Charlie' likes to get involved with sewing... he unthreads the sewing machine and eats the thread... he's a toad lol. xxxxxxx
I’m so glad you iron your seams and fabric as you go, I do too, but I have seen so many tutorials where they don’t iron and it looks very untidy. Dainty work work is beautiful.
Hi Catherine. Big thumbs up for tackling zippers. The extra panel, you can make yourself a tote bag to use for the market or for when you’re riding around on your bike. You can also use it to upholster a chair or a pinboard or frame (a decorative piece your house). Jess ☺️
Both of my cats have made it their business to sit or sleep on my knitting projects. Oh those bags are brilliant. They'd make really cool gifts. I had a t-shirt that I converted into a bag when one of the straps got torn in the old washing machine we had. It was one of those tank style t-shirts, and it hangs off my computer chair. We don't throw away things that can get a second life here. Even old pillows and old pillow slips get reused. Both of our dogs have one each. As they weren't any good for us to sleep on anymore but our dogs think it's great.
Hi Catherine you are so clever transforming that beautiful skirt into those lovely bags. You did a wonderful job of them and your zippers turned out fine thank you so much for sharing xxxx
I have recently awakened my dormant sewing and crafting skills, and this project was fantastic! Well done! Also, I stopped what I was doing after watching this video to watch The True Cost on Netflix. What an eye-opener! I'm heading into my closet to see what can be re-purposed, repaired, and renewed. Thank you for the inspiration! Oh, and by the way, there is no project I tackle - whether it's making a bed, paying the bills, or sewing a button - without feline involvement. It's kinda like a rule. ;-)
I think you are amazing. You should have your own show. I love seeing what you are doing. I live in Toronto Canada....we have a beautiful vintage store here that sells old Tulle prom dresses. About 10 years ago I bought some on sale day and must daughter and I trimmed off the top and gathered the skirts and sewed them. A little lining and then sewed a rod pocket hem and hung them in her window. I stuffed the back with tissue paper to make them Fuller and billowy. They were really pretty and the soft colours we're too. I gave them to my friend a couple of years ago for her daughter. I also made a shower curtain from a gorgeous old tablecloth. You have a beautiful sense of colour and style and I love watching what you will make or do next. Bye for now. Catherine.
Love your little bags and the fact that you used a garment! The fabric is so lovely, and you have a thing for pinks, perhaps sew up a cushion from the remnant; it would be so “cute!”
Hello again! Loved the little bags. I used to make my late husband, shoe bags for traveling. Just a basic draw string bag long enough and wide enough to fit a pair in with their soles together. His old plaid shirts where good for that. I've also hung onto a couple and when I'm ready I'll make Christmas stockings from them.
Love love these darling bags and what a fantastic way to repurpose a skirt, perfect for makeup. I have a peasant skirt that I plan on making a couple of sofa pillows out of so wish me luck. This was a fun video. My cat Precious sits in a chair next to me whenever it's time to eat, she's a little rascal. 😼😘
They say you can't teach an old new tricks. Well...you just did! I have been sewing since I was 10 or 11 ( I am now 66) and I never thought to stop sewing before I got to the end of the zipper and do it your way so I wouldn't get a wavy line! Thank you so much and I love your channel and your home!
@@DaintyDiaries yes it is both relaxing and fulfilling at the same time! I also crochet, which eminates the same feelings! Unfortunately, I have tendonitis in my rt wrist (my dominant hand, of course, so none of that for a while!
Hi Dainty iam so impressed with all your marvelous ideas being so young you are an inspiration to many young girls may God continue to bless you with many more😌😌😌😌
Dear girl- writing from the USA - and your recommendation of the Netflix documentary The True Cost- was great! I just finished watching and am deeply saddened by what I saw. So bravo to you for the recommendation and the upcycling of your skirt. I will be much more conscious of my clothing purchases. Thanks again!!!
These are so cute. You did an amazing job of showing how to put the zipper in. You made it look so easy. I too have a fear of zippers so after seeing this I'm not so afraid. I think I'll try this 💕💕💕 Thank you so much for sharing with us 😍 You're so cute 💕💕💕
Beautiful Fabric, Talented Young Lady. Window Curtain Panels, Table Runners, Pillows any thing imaginable could be made from this lovely fabric also. You were so informative. Thank you
Catherine, you did it again. What a great inspiration you are and a lovely model for young 'uns today. I watch your videos every week. I have 2 dogs and they watch everything I do. They particularly like being on their beds under the desk when I am creating cards. xxx
*WHOA! Excellent demonstration, clear visuals (and beautiful!) with very clear explanations!* Your finished work looks totally professional and I'd be so proud to have made those. :) I'm now inspired to make a bag with a zipper...I've also been putting off that particular aspect of my bags, lol.
Just loved your tutorial. The Cath Kidston fabric is divine ! It’s very hard to come by here in Australia. I upcycle clothing in my craft room all of the time. Feels so great to be reusing things in this disposable society. Thanks again for sharing and great job on the zip ! Fee x
Hi there I'm a bit behind on your videos which is great as I have so many to watch now 😀 but I share your fear of sewing the zip so I'm looking for some time to do this with your video. You're really cheerful to watch and I'm loving the way you don't make everything perfect you just have a go and learn as you go! It's really inspiring 🙌 🥰 thanks x
Catherine, you did a fantastic job on your pouches. Zipper may be a little challenging but adding a small piece of fabric to each end will make them more professional. I watch on ‘you tube’, a lady from England who makes a lot of bags. Her name is Debbie Shore. Check her out. She is easy to follow and she has different ways of putting in a zip. I have been sewing most of my life. My Mom told me that I was 9years old when she taught me how to make my first simple dress. I have been sewing for almost 70 years. My husband just bought me a baby lock Aria for Christmas. I also have the baby lock Elizabeth. I spend a lot of time in my sewing room. I absolutely see a lot of wonderful sewing projects in your future. You are a natural. Ann from Va. USA 🇺🇸
Wow Catherine this is a great way to upcycle. Placing the zips in plus mastering this technique,is so commendable.So good to see transformation.They can be used for a number of things.So inspirational.I saw Stacy Dooleys documentary! Very informative.At present I am busy sorting my clothes and trying to reduce them? Thank you for video and blessings and hugs and greetings.xxx
Dainty Diaries Thank you so very much Catherine. Hope your doing good plus Blondie of course. You are so very sweet with a wonderful personality. That documentary was informative and just shows you what happens in fashion industry.Have a lovely weekend ahead. xxxx
Soooo adorable! I’m so jealous, I am totally sewing challenged! Especially when it comes to zippers! You could also use your extra fabric to make a pillow and choose a solid color on the back. Thanks for your fabulous ideas!🌺🌺🌺
Love these little bags I really need to learn to sew .... I’ve been following another you tuber called “ use less “ and she’s all about sustainable fashion and not falling into the fast fashion trap xx
Lovely bag and beautiful fabric thanks for sharing, little tip for you if you leave the needle in the down position on the zip you can the pull the zipper out of the way, so you don't have to take it off the machine. from jo😊 😊
Clear and precise instructions. Your bags turned out lovely. It’s not easy to do the zip ( we call it a zip here in London) but you did a very good job. Love the fabric too. 🌺
Bravo on your first zipper!!! I know the feeling and fear of doing my first zipper. The bags are adorable. 🌸 You could use the fabric for a pin board. Recycle an old frame and cover a piece of cork board with your fabric and insert it to have your favorite pictures or special memorabilia. Blessing 🙏
You did a great job on you zippers. Love the fabric it so pretty. I need to learn how to do zippers to I’m not good at it ether. And my cat Lucy like to get involved when I’m doing a project to
Great job Dainty (you showed those zips what for 💪🏻) and what beautiful fabric! Here are my top zip tips: 1. Tacking the ends of your zipper (with a large bar tack) before you start to sew keeps the zip together during sewing. This makes it easier to handle the zip and will give a neater finish. 2. If you tack the zip in place to your fabric panels before machine sewing, it stop the zip moving about and again makes the job easier and gives a neater finish. 3. Fold 2 scraps of fabric (each about 1x1.5”) in half and place one on either end of the zip, fold side facing in, for a pro finish on your corners. Do this first before sewing on your panels. Lurve these little pouches. Girl done real good! 👍💖
@@DaintyDiaries it's so such easier than putting it in a pouch. Just do the same as the pouch but obviously don't sew along the bottom unless you want a very small sleeping bag lol
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I love how you’re continually pushing yourself out of your comfort zone. Public speaking, solo travels, tiny planes, zippers! You’re an inspiration beautiful lady ❤️🐞
You are so kind, thank you Laura x
You did an amazing job Catherine. I've made loads of these over the years and sold them for both myself and also for charity. My cat 'Charlie' likes to get involved with sewing... he unthreads the sewing machine and eats the thread... he's a toad lol. xxxxxxx
Aw Charlie sounds adorable ❤️❤️
@@DaintyDiaries That's one way to describe him hahahaha xxxx
I find zippers intimidating as well. Thank you for sharing! 👩🏿🌾👩🏿🍳🤸🏾♀️✨
They are so intimidating aren’t they! I have been putting them off for ages!
@@DaintyDiaries I just opened my machine and stared at my zipper collection. They are going to have to go on something. Thinking..... :)
I too have a fear of zippers! Thank you for demonstrating that zippers are not as scary as we think! I might just try sewing something with a zipper 😉
I’m so glad you iron your seams and fabric as you go, I do too, but I have seen so many tutorials where they don’t iron and it looks very untidy. Dainty work work is beautiful.
My sewing teacher drummed it into me about ironing my seams, makes a massive difference, more professional x
Hi Catherine. Big thumbs up for tackling zippers. The extra panel, you can make yourself a tote bag to use for the market or for when you’re riding around on your bike. You can also use it to upholster a chair or a pinboard or frame (a decorative piece your house). Jess ☺️
Thanks Jess x love the idea of a little bag for my bike xxx
Both of my cats have made it their business to sit or sleep on my knitting projects. Oh those bags are brilliant. They'd make really cool gifts. I had a t-shirt that I converted into a bag when one of the straps got torn in the old washing machine we had. It was one of those tank style t-shirts, and it hangs off my computer chair. We don't throw away things that can get a second life here. Even old pillows and old pillow slips get reused. Both of our dogs have one each. As they weren't any good for us to sleep on anymore but our dogs think it's great.
Hi Catherine you are so clever transforming that beautiful skirt into those lovely bags. You did a wonderful job of them and your zippers turned out fine thank you so much for sharing xxxx
Thanks Marilyn, Thanks so much for watching ❤️
I have recently awakened my dormant sewing and crafting skills, and this project was fantastic! Well done! Also, I stopped what I was doing after watching this video to watch The True Cost on Netflix. What an eye-opener! I'm heading into my closet to see what can be re-purposed, repaired, and renewed. Thank you for the inspiration! Oh, and by the way, there is no project I tackle - whether it's making a bed, paying the bills, or sewing a button - without feline involvement. It's kinda like a rule. ;-)
Yes, I felt the same after watching it, the Stacey Dooley one is really eye opening too x Thanks so much for watching ❤️
Good job. Very pretty and inspiring who knew that a size 8 skirt used so much material it could make all of that.
Face your fear and it will disappear! You did a fabulous job on your pouches! Great job with the zippers! Thanks for sharing Catherine!
Absolutely love florals and these pouches are adorable!!
Beautiful fabric. Beautiful bags.
Thanks Cheryl x
These little bags are wonderful. How clever to use all that material from a skirt. Thoroughly enjoyable. Thanks.
Aw thanks Deborah, 🎉 happy new year x
I think you are amazing. You should have your own show. I love seeing what you are doing. I live in Toronto Canada....we have a beautiful vintage store here that sells old Tulle prom dresses. About 10 years ago I bought some on sale day and must daughter and I trimmed off the top and gathered the skirts and sewed them. A little lining and then sewed a rod pocket hem and hung them in her window. I stuffed the back with tissue paper to make them Fuller and billowy. They were really pretty and the soft colours we're too. I gave them to my friend a couple of years ago for her daughter. I also made a shower curtain from a gorgeous old tablecloth. You have a beautiful sense of colour and style and I love watching what you will make or do next. Bye for now. Catherine.
Aw thanks Catherine, Toronto is on my list of places to visit 👍🏼
Very clear instructions and so easy to make. Thank you for another lovely project.
Thanks so much for watching Sonia x
Beautiful fabric and lovely pouches! You are terrific at turning wonderful things into exceptionally pretty items!
Thanks so much for watching ❤️
Love the way your little pouches turned out. I agree, reuse and recycle whenever you can.
Love your little bags and the fact that you used a garment! The fabric is so lovely, and you have a thing for pinks, perhaps sew up a cushion from the remnant; it would be so “cute!”
Thanks for watching Lorna x
The larger drawstring bags would be great for shoe bag covers in luggage. You did such a quality video...as always. 😊
Great idea for shoe storage x
🇺🇸Waving from USA 🇬🇧 Impressed with your sewing, pretty little pouches! 💕
Aw thank you Jane x
I have the same taste as you I love these pouches and again fabric is gorgeous
Hello again! Loved the little bags. I used to make my late husband, shoe bags for traveling. Just a basic draw string bag long enough and wide enough to fit a pair in with their soles together. His old plaid shirts where good for that. I've also hung onto a couple and when I'm ready I'll make Christmas stockings from them.
Well done on the zippers! I'll have to give this a try!
Great job! Love the bags! Always smart to reuse and recycle. 👛👍😊
Aw thank you Mary! Thanks for watching x ❤️❤️
I loved it all! I have that Cath Kidston purse! What a great upcycle Catherine.
Wow they turned out so professional and the fabric pattern is beautiful. I never knew it’s possible to make a diy bag lol
So cute! I’m going to try this because I have a fear of zippers too!
Have fun making these xxx
The skirt had a beautiful patten great idea x
You are so stinking cute! Thank you for a clear tutorial. Im a new sewing and this is totally something that is achievable! Thank you for sharing!
Aw thank you so much for watching x
Well done you on mastering the zipper! The sky's the limit now 💪💪
Love love these darling bags and what a fantastic way to repurpose a skirt, perfect for makeup. I have a peasant skirt that I plan on making a couple of sofa pillows out of so wish me luck. This was a fun video. My cat Precious sits in a chair next to me whenever it's time to eat, she's a little rascal. 😼😘
Aw your cat sounds adorable x
Fantastic beautiful pouches thank for the zipper encouragement
I just love little bags and storage baskets. Fabulous idea in recycling a skirt, super cute and absolutely gorgeous xx
Thanks Christine! Thanks so much for watching ❤️
Well done they are gorgeous
They say you can't teach an old new tricks. Well...you just did! I have been sewing since I was 10 or 11 ( I am now 66) and I never thought to stop sewing before I got to the end of the zipper and do it your way so I wouldn't get a wavy line! Thank you so much and I love your channel and your home!
These are adorable! You did a fabulous job! You won the war over “the zipper”! 😘
Thanks Dawn!!
Beautiful little zipper bag, well done! You're very creative and handy with the sewing machine. Thank you for sharing.
Thank you! Thanks so much for watching x
I love it! I hand stitch, but these would be some great ideas for gifts! Our cats always are at my craft table whenever I'm doing anything! Ha!
Hand stitching can be so relaxing, I actually love looking at hand stitching videos x
@@DaintyDiaries yes it is both relaxing and fulfilling at the same time! I also crochet, which eminates the same feelings! Unfortunately, I have tendonitis in my rt wrist (my dominant hand, of course, so none of that for a while!
Hi Dainty iam so impressed with all your marvelous ideas being so young you are an inspiration to many young girls may God continue to bless you with many more😌😌😌😌
*I only have watched two of your videos, but you have such LOVELY FLORAL FABRIC*
You are so kind, thanks for your lovely comments Christine!
Dear girl- writing from the USA - and your recommendation of the Netflix documentary The True Cost- was great! I just finished watching and am deeply saddened by what I saw. So bravo to you for the recommendation and the upcycling of your skirt. I will be much more conscious of my clothing purchases. Thanks again!!!
Thanks so much for watching that documentary! It’s so eye opening isn’t it x
Love that fabric, great job on the bags!! 💕💕💕💕💕
Thanks so much for watching ❤️
Great work Catherine, I need to try this on a couple of dresses I could revamp into skirts. Awesome
Love your bags. Lovely fabric. Great job!
Thanks so much for watching ❤️
Well done Catherine x
Thanks Tracy x
That fabric is beautiful. The bags turned out nice.
Thanks Gina! X
Great job with the zipper!
Thanks Vickie x Thanks so much for watching ❤️
These are so cute. You did an amazing job of showing how to put the zipper in. You made it look so easy. I too have a fear of zippers so after seeing this I'm not so afraid. I think I'll try this 💕💕💕 Thank you so much for sharing with us 😍 You're so cute 💕💕💕
Your so kind, I have been putting odd zippers for ages, I took some time to practice them and I am so glad I tried x ❤️ thanks so much for watching x
Beautiful Fabric, Talented Young Lady.
Window Curtain Panels, Table Runners, Pillows any thing imaginable could be made from this lovely fabric also.
You were so informative. Thank you
I am ALWAYS so inspired by you. Thank you for sharing your beautiful lifestyle with us. 🌺🌼🌺🌼🌺🌼🌺🌼🌺🌼🌺🌼🌺
Your so kind Katherine! Thank you x
I love this!! You are such a great sewer!! It was amazing how much fabric came off of the skirt.
Yes, I was so surprised with how much fabric came from the skirt x
Catherine, you did it again. What a great inspiration you are and a lovely model for young 'uns today. I watch your videos every week. I have 2 dogs and they watch everything I do. They particularly like being on their beds under the desk when I am creating cards. xxx
Aw your always so supportive, thanks Tina, really appreciate that x
Lovely Iam scared to try a zipper too.I will try these for projects bags .Thankyou .
Good luck with your zipper Ellen x ❤️❤️❤️
How pretty those bags are!
*WHOA! Excellent demonstration, clear visuals (and beautiful!) with very clear explanations!* Your finished work looks totally professional and I'd be so proud to have made those. :) I'm now inspired to make a bag with a zipper...I've also been putting off that particular aspect of my bags, lol.
Thanks Jane! So happy you enjoyed the video and it was easy to follow x
Just loved your tutorial. The Cath Kidston fabric is divine ! It’s very hard to come by here in Australia. I upcycle clothing in my craft room all of the time. Feels so great to be reusing things in this disposable society. Thanks again for sharing and great job on the zip ! Fee x
I love the feeling of recycling over dumping x thanks so much for watching xxx
Hi there I'm a bit behind on your videos which is great as I have so many to watch now 😀 but I share your fear of sewing the zip so I'm looking for some time to do this with your video. You're really cheerful to watch and I'm loving the way you don't make everything perfect you just have a go and learn as you go! It's really inspiring 🙌 🥰 thanks x
Thanks for the tutorial. I know how you feel about zippers
Catherine, you did a fantastic job on your pouches. Zipper may be a little challenging but adding a small piece of fabric to each end will make them more professional. I watch on ‘you tube’, a lady from England who makes a lot of bags. Her name is Debbie Shore. Check her out. She is easy to follow and she has different ways of putting in a zip. I have been sewing most of my life. My Mom told me that I was 9years old when she taught me how to make my first simple dress. I have been sewing for almost 70 years. My husband just bought me a baby lock Aria for Christmas. I also have the baby lock Elizabeth. I spend a lot of time in my sewing room. I absolutely see a lot of wonderful sewing projects in your future. You are a natural. Ann from Va. USA 🇺🇸
Amazing as always! You should have your own lil shop.
Great idea, and they would make good gifts!
Wow Catherine this is a great way to upcycle. Placing the zips in plus mastering this technique,is so commendable.So good to see transformation.They can be used for a number of things.So inspirational.I saw Stacy Dooleys documentary! Very informative.At present I am busy sorting my clothes and trying to reduce them? Thank you for video and blessings and hugs and greetings.xxx
Thanks so much for watching Patricia! X Really good documentary isnt it x
Dainty Diaries Thank you so very much Catherine. Hope your doing good plus Blondie of course. You are so very sweet with a wonderful personality. That documentary was informative and just shows you what happens in fashion industry.Have a lovely weekend ahead. xxxx
It is nice to see you sew. I enjoy sewing and you do an excellent job!
Love ❤️ them! Thanks for sharing!
absolutely love these!!! incredible job
Thanks Lisa x
Excellent! You’re very good at breaking a project into clear step-by-step instructions! ❤️
Thanks so much Nanci! X
So cool Catherine
Thanks Joanne! Thanks so much for watching ❤️
Hi, you could make packing bags to organize your suitcase for all your travels :) Those turned out really pretty!
Yes! Great idea!!!
Soooo adorable! I’m so jealous, I am totally sewing challenged! Especially when it comes to zippers! You could also use your extra fabric to make a pillow and choose a solid color on the back. Thanks for your fabulous ideas!🌺🌺🌺
Thanks Denise! A pillow is a fab idea x
Make a cushion,pink on the back,it would go great in your house!! Xxx
Love these little bags I really need to learn to sew ....
I’ve been following another you tuber called “ use less “ and she’s all about sustainable fashion and not falling into the fast fashion trap xx
Thanks for sharing! I will check her out x
Catherine, you are so crafty! This is quite a challenge as it requires many steps with the interfacing and all. Bravo 👏
Girl, you are so creative. I love watching your projects as always.....stay beautiful and sweet....hugs...MINDY
AW thank you Mindy x
Super cute!
You are so talented, and such a sweetheart to watch & listen too💕
Lovely bag and beautiful fabric thanks for sharing, little tip for you if you leave the needle in the down position on the zip you can the pull the zipper out of the way, so you don't have to take it off the machine. from jo😊 😊
You are so talented they are so lovely would make a really nice gift.
Thanks Julie x
You're so adorable! I always enjoy your videos.
Your so kind! Thank you x
Love love love this!
Thanks so much Gill! ❤️❤️❤️
I love the fabric! You are so talented!
Aw thanks Sandra x
So pretty. You did such a beautiful job. I love the fabric. 💖💕💖
Well lady u did awesome with the zipper..these turn out so pretty..love them..tyfs♡..
Thanks so much Janet x
Clear and precise instructions. Your bags turned out lovely. It’s not easy to do the zip ( we call it a zip here in London) but you did a very good job. Love the fabric too. 🌺
Aw thank you! Glad you liked the video x
Lovely colour of purses
Those are lovely! The fabric is beautiful!!
Beautiful!! Thanks for sharing.
These are gorgeous!! You did such a great job!! Thank you for this post!
Thanks so much for watching ❤️
I want one. Beautiful!
Bravo on your first zipper!!! I know the feeling and fear of doing my first zipper. The bags are adorable. 🌸 You could use the fabric for a pin board. Recycle an old frame and cover a piece of cork board with your fabric and insert it to have your favorite pictures or special memorabilia. Blessing 🙏
Oh yes! A pin board would be fab x
They r so cute. Great job sweetie!
Thanks so much for watching ❤️
So pretty!!
Nice one Catherine but those zippers defo do look scary!!!! Fab job 😍😍
Agh thanks Emma, I am delighted with them!
You did a great job on you zippers. Love the fabric it so pretty. I need to learn how to do zippers to I’m not good at it ether. And my cat Lucy like to get involved when I’m doing a project to
Thanks so much for watching ❤️
Absolutely beautiful! Wonderful job!
Con esta 💡 idea hare para vender gracias amiga🌹🌸 Mariela besos
Love these items! Well done with the zips! Need to see what you make with the other panel of fabric!
Thanks Sandra! Thanks so much for watching xxx
Great job Dainty (you showed those zips what for 💪🏻) and what beautiful fabric! Here are my top zip tips:
1. Tacking the ends of your zipper (with a large bar tack) before you start to sew keeps the zip together during sewing. This makes it easier to handle the zip and will give a neater finish.
2. If you tack the zip in place to your fabric panels before machine sewing, it stop the zip moving about and again makes the job easier and gives a neater finish.
3. Fold 2 scraps of fabric (each about 1x1.5”) in half and place one on either end of the zip, fold side facing in, for a pro finish on your corners. Do this first before sewing on your panels.
Lurve these little pouches. Girl done real good! 👍💖
Yes, tip number 3 is gold, great idea with the scraps for the corners!
Wow! Well done on the zip. It's a lot easier than you thought isn't it? Now, what we're you frightened of again? Lol. Well done!
Thanks Liz, next is to tackle a zip in a skirt! X
@@DaintyDiaries it's so such easier than putting it in a pouch. Just do the same as the pouch but obviously don't sew along the bottom unless you want a very small sleeping bag lol
Way to go Girl!!! These are adorbs🌸🌸🌸🌸