Thank you for all your precious time to help me learn to sew. I know we are continents away and England is not the heart of crafts as is your wonderful country is. I am viewing this video in January 2021 So you can appreciate that your skills are very much in trend right now. I cannot work at the moment because I am a Driving Instructor and I’m taking full advantage of all you lovely Americans and Canadians and your awesome skills. Much love, Susan x
I am quickly turning into a bag lady after you visited our guild in St. Charles, IL. I put piping on a slipcover I made for a chair and I made the Rockstar bag with piping. I can't wait for the Minikins! I put a note in my calendar to watch you on Sunday so I can see them all. I purchased a bunch of fat quarters yesterday, so I'm ready to go when they are released!
Great tip for making continuous piping. Your tutorial makes the piping on a finished bag so much more professional looking! I wish all my bag patterns included measurements for that detail. I'm a bag lady too. I have this obsession with sewing new bag patterns I've fallen in love with.
I'm new at making my own piping but I am going to try that wonder under. I have used that for hemming for years, but back 30 yrs ago when I sewed I could buy all kinds of piping, but no longer is that the case. Thanks for the great tip.
I have made a few bags with piping, getting better, your tutorial is very good! and has helped me. I need wonder under! and like you Sara I have bags everywhere in the house.
I've never put piping on a bag but over 25 year's ago, when I reupholstered my sofa cushions I had to include piping. I loved your tutorial especially adding the zipper pouches. Thanks you
I love using piping on bags, clothes and home Dec. I use my serger to create and insert piping to my projects. Babylock has piping feet for my serger. Very easy to do.
I’m a proud bag lady! I really enjoy your videos. You have a pleasant personality and are a good teacher. I’m going to get your Satellite bag and video. I really appreciate the videos. To answer your question, I prefer to stream rather than DVD. Keep up the good work.
I am an old lady and I have never made anything more than curtains for my house. I am excited to get started in bag making. I would really like it if you could show us how to make the Hermes Victoria Mushroom Travel Bag from 2021. It's just the perfect shape bag and I really, really want to make it. Also, have you worked with mushroom fabric yet? Thank you so much.
I am going to add piping to a bag with round corners. Should I tack it within the seam allowance to the front and back of the bag before attaching them to the gusset? (I have yet to watch your video🤐)
I am a bag lady! Love to make mini cross-body bags. Really like the shape of the black bag you have on the table. That shape is ideal for carrying supplements. I can't find a tutorial for that shape of bag on you tube. Would you please do a tutorial for yours, thanks so much!!!
First thanks so much for sharing your knowledge. Second, I’m assuming this will correspond to 1/2” seams when done? How do you account for different sized seams? Thanks in advance. 😊
I have never sewn with piping and bought store bought piping. Is that sewn in with a 1/4 inch seam allowance? I am a bit confused about the fusing method, the store bought wouldn’t have that would it?
enjoyed the video ..just starting making bags . I like the fused pipping but i am developing different size totes. would i measure the perimeter with cord and then straighten out to measure to derive a length?
Sounds feasible to me but normally piping for totes would only go along the sides and not the top. Feel free to email sara@sewsweetness.com and she will be happy to help you :)
Love the interfacing idea! If you joined the two pieces together with a mitered seam why would you not have done the same when you joined the ends together?
Thank you, this 79 years year old learned a new trick 💕👵🏻
Thank you for this! This is my first tutorial from Sarah and love it! I’m excited instead of scared to add piping to a bag for my first time now :)
I’m definitely a bag lady and never worked with piping. Thank you.
Fusible interfacing, wonder under, what an amazing tip. Never ever thought to secure that cording before dewing...brilliant Sara, Thanks!
I always avoided making piping. I love how you make the piping! Now I have to try it. I’m excited!,
Just found this, this is awesome. I’m cutting out a new handbag and definitely going to try this.
Thank you for all your precious time to help me learn to sew. I know we are continents away and England is not the heart of crafts as is your wonderful country is. I am viewing this video in January 2021 So you can appreciate that your skills are very much in trend right now. I cannot work at the moment because I am a Driving Instructor and I’m taking full advantage of all you lovely Americans and Canadians and your awesome skills. Much love, Susan x
Love this tutorial! I've avoided piping for 30 years...not anymore. Now I see why Wonder Clips are so popular...
I am quickly turning into a bag lady after you visited our guild in St. Charles, IL. I put piping on a slipcover I made for a chair and I made the Rockstar bag with piping. I can't wait for the Minikins! I put a note in my calendar to watch you on Sunday so I can see them all. I purchased a bunch of fat quarters yesterday, so I'm ready to go when they are released!
Great tip for making continuous piping. Your tutorial makes the piping on a finished bag so much more professional looking! I wish all my bag patterns included measurements for that detail. I'm a bag lady too. I have this obsession with sewing new bag patterns I've fallen in love with.
I am a bag lady & plan to become a Sew Sweetness Bag Lady as soon as I can afford some new patterns. You are awesome Sara!!
I'm new at making my own piping but I am going to try that wonder under. I have used that for hemming for years, but back 30 yrs ago when I sewed I could buy all kinds of piping, but no longer is that the case. Thanks for the great tip.
Yes, many times..pillows mostly. On one denim comforter cover. I love the look of piping. I even use it in the binding of quilts!
No, never used it as it scares me. I'm keen to try now after seeing your tutorial. Thank you 😸
I have made a few bags with piping, getting better, your tutorial is very good! and has helped me. I need wonder under! and like you Sara I have bags everywhere in the house.
I am a bag lady from UK. Always willing to learn new ways
I used piping years ago but not recently. And yes I am a proud bag lady!!!!!
I've never put piping on a bag but over 25 year's ago, when I reupholstered my sofa cushions I had to include piping. I loved your tutorial especially adding the zipper pouches. Thanks you
I am a bag lady, and I love piping. Thank you, can't wait to try your technique.
I've never seen piping before. Thanks for explaining it so clearly. I'm a bag lady, too!
I am a bag lady. I have never done piping. You make it look easy!
YES, I'm a bag lady, too! from before there were patterns available. :-)
I love using piping on bags, clothes and home Dec. I use my serger to create and insert piping to my projects. Babylock has piping feet for my serger. Very easy to do.
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I’m a proud bag lady! I really enjoy your videos. You have a pleasant personality and are a good teacher. I’m going to get your Satellite bag and video. I really appreciate the videos. To answer your question, I prefer to stream rather than DVD. Keep up the good work.
I am a bag lady from South Africa
I am a new but dedicated Bag Lady. I am also addicted to your you tube channel.
Yes I have added piping to projects. It makes it look sooooo nice.
Yes. Clothing, quilts, home dec and bags.
I have added piping to pillows but never a bag. I saw it done on the front section of the bag and loved it.
I'm a bag lady, I've used basting tape once before on a wallet. Thanks for the tutorial.
Yes. Outside seat cushions.
Have seen piping before but as always have picked up tips from you! Thanks Sara , can’t wait to use your method for the train case.
I absolutely love making bags!!! I started out with a cross body and can't stop!
I added piping to some pillows and I also did upholestry and used piping alot around cushions and skirts.
Excellent idea. Will be using it from now on.
I have been making my bag (purses) for 5 years and have also gave some as gifts. But never done piping and am really looking forward to it.
Yes, used piping on many pillows. Love your tutorials. I am bag lady😊
I am just learning to make bags,your tutorials helps a lot,thank you, and God bless.
I'm a bag lady from South Africa!
I have lined boxes and used piping for the top edge of the lining.
Thanks for your video.
I’m horrible at adding piping! Your tutorials are fantastic! I know I just need to practice.
I am an old lady and I have never made anything more than curtains for my house. I am excited to get started in bag making. I would really like it if you could show us how to make the Hermes Victoria Mushroom Travel Bag from 2021. It's just the perfect shape bag and I really, really want to make it. Also, have you worked with mushroom fabric yet? Thank you so much.
I haven't tried sewing piping before. Thank you.
Yes I added piping to a reusable grocery bag one time. It was my first time I think it turned out ok. Wish I had seen this tutorial first.
Nice jacket Sara..👌🏼👍🏼
Love your tutorials! I'm a bag lady too!
Another great tutorial, thank you Sara!
Thank you for this and all your videos. They are so helpful!!!!
Yes indeed
Yes, but never have done a satisfactory job. I always had some problem not being able to attach evenly.
I have not added piping, love this tutorial!!!!!
Yes
Yes, I’ve attached piping to slip covers a long time ago. I also prefer streaming.
Yes, I've put piping on many projects!
THANK you for this wonderful tutorial. I avoid piping like plague but not anymore😮😀
I missed when your live video is so I hope that I will get to attend it next Sunday!
Yes. I made a weekend bag
I am most definitely a bag lady.
Nope never yet. I loved your tutorial
I am watching from Anchorage Alaska.
Viewing from Rome GA
No, I have never done it and I am scared to put it on a bag I am making now. I have your pattern and video of that train case❤
I am a proud Bag Lady😜👍
I’ve never put piping on anything but I’d like to make some for a circle purse .. 😅
Sewed piping on a cushion about 2 years.
Thank you very much for this helpful tutorial. So far I have tried but failed to attach piping to bags but will now try again :-)
Streaming
Thank you so much i have never done it
Yes making a pillow
Thanks sew much Sara! BTW i love your black bag.
yes, I am the original bag lady before anybody was called The bag lady. love your videos
Yes I love adding piping to a bag ;)
Great! would it be possible to add a piper then fold up and add a zipper?
Yes on a pillow
yes, many times, pillows and clothes
I am going to add piping to a bag with round corners. Should I tack it within the seam allowance to the front and back of the bag before attaching them to the gusset? (I have yet to watch your video🤐)
I am a bag lady! Love to make mini cross-body bags. Really like the shape of the black bag you have on the table. That shape is ideal for carrying supplements. I can't find a tutorial for that shape of bag on you tube. Would you please do a tutorial for yours, thanks so much!!!
Thank you Sara
Terrific. Cording has always scared me.
I have added piping on cloths.
My mother is the "Bag Lady" :)
I applied piping to some pot holders but I forgot how it was back in my sewing class
yes I have attached binding
Hi Sarah, what is the best way to attach a round.bias binding base to a bag please?
First thanks so much for sharing your knowledge. Second, I’m assuming this will correspond to 1/2” seams when done? How do you account for different sized seams? Thanks in advance. 😊
Do you have a video that shows how to secure the bottom of the bag with attached piping to the sides?
yes on a purse and pillows
I have never sewn with piping and bought store bought piping. Is that sewn in with a 1/4 inch seam allowance? I am a bit confused about the fusing method, the store bought wouldn’t have that would it?
enjoyed the video ..just starting making bags . I like the fused pipping but i am developing different size totes. would i measure the perimeter with cord and then straighten out to measure to derive a length?
Sounds feasible to me but normally piping for totes would only go along the sides and not the top. Feel free to email sara@sewsweetness.com and she will be happy to help you :)
No I have never I’m excited to learn how
What kind of zippers do you use in you're manikins? I have put put piping in bags,pillows and clothes like jackets,dresses etc.
Yes To one of your bag patterns Joan Devon UK
Love the interfacing idea! If you joined the two pieces together with a mitered seam why would you not have done the same when you joined the ends together?
I always bought store piping, and now I will definitely make my piping. Sara can you use a piping foot with this cord? Thanks Sara
Yes on pillows
Yes, on a throw pillow.
Yes, pillows
When sewing the continuous piping, how do you know where to place the seam that finishes the circle?
Streaming love your RUclips video thanks
I'm a bag lady. Definitely streaming
I put piping on a quilt. I think I have also done it on a pocket on a bag.