I've been sewing for over 65 years. I've gone thru phases of sewing: my clothes, clothes for kids, household items, etc. I now make bags and sometimes do interesting wall hangings (mostly for holidays). I was new to jelly rolls and no one ever really explains how to use them creatively. I do not make quilts because I don't use them. But I love making totes. This was a fun video. I stayed thru the whole thing because I didn't want to miss anything. Tammy is a great teacher. Loved it.
❤❤❤❤❤ Love all the details you explain and the close ups so we can clearly see what you are doing. For example, the welt pocket directions and close ups are so clear that even a beginner can do it. Well done!😊
She is a very thorough teacher! I’ve made many bags but got a couple of new tips from her. This would be an awesome video for newer and experienced quilters alike. 😊
I love your tutorial videos, Tammy! I always learn something new, and I can follow all your steps. Thank you for not rushing through and assuming people know as much as you do. Your patience and your detailed explanations make such a wonderful difference in my sewing and quilting. I appreciate you demonstrating how to use the tools. You are the best! I love Shabby Fabrics!
Thank you, Tammy for explaining the difference between Shape Flex and Fusible Fleece. I haven't used either of those before. I appreciate knowing about all the tools you used. I actually have never made a bag before but watching this tutorial has given me the confidence to do so. Thanks very much❣️
Thanks Tammy. You are an incredible teacher. Thank you for your patience. This is an awesome bag! Love that there wasn't a seperate lining. Merry Christmas ❤
Hi, I’m so happy I found your channel tonight. This was a wonderful tutorial. Thank you kindly for sharing. Right now my sewing machine is in storage. I’m will be moving soon about 4-5 months. I have lots of jelly roll from yrs ago in my container with all my sewing material. I’m getting itchy to get back to my sewing. The first thing I learned ( I didn’t even know how to read a pattern!) was to make a lined suit with button holes. In those days the machines did not have button hole makers in the machines so you made them by hand. I made a lined jacket and lined skirt. It wwas the summer I was entering high school so I was maybe 14. Fell in love. Again you now have a new subscriber and you made me a very happy lady ❤❤gayle
I'm making my 2nd tote using this pattern (just using the video guidelines). For the first tote, I followed your pattern and instructions. For this one, I'm cutting my strips at 5" as I found using jelly roll strips to be very labor intensive - sewing, top-stitching and ironing. I wanted this one to be faster and easier. My one issue with your tutorial (and really all SF tutorials) is the length or size you leave for the openings. I probably only leave half the size opening you do and had no problems whether it was the bowl covers, napkins, placemats, etc. Overall, a great video Tammy! Thanks and keep 'em coming!
We appreciate your support and happy that you enjoy our tutorials! What ever works for you with making these projects is up to you. Thank you for your comment! - Abby
Thank you, for the tote bag, demonstration!! Yes, I have sew up an opening!! That's why I can not, listen to music, while sewing !! I gets too excited and mess up my projects!! 😂❤
I so loved this video!! And your voice is so pleasant to listen to. You never rush the process but stay focused on the project. I look forward to watching more videos. I’m getting a jelly roll to make this tote🥰
You are an awesome teacher! You had such great clarity in the details, made easy to follow ❤. Thank you for the awesome lesson. Will be definitely making one.
Love this bag! Wish I saw this yesterday, started a bag from left over strips. This would have been a much better way to do it. Next time! Thanks for the wonderful tutorial Tammy❣️
Such a stunning tote bag! That is a great idea, next time if you have any left over, this is the perfect project! Thank you for your support and comment! ❤️ - Abby
Awesome job on the jelly-roll bag! I ❤ the colours! This is a great way to make a bag without having to make a separate lining because it is made all in one piece. I have made bags before, but not with this method. It's great!🤗 ❤❤❤ the turning tools and shape flex.😊 Thanx for the in-depth explanations and overall great video!🎉
This tote is so beautiful! We have it in other colors as well! Here is a link to check them out! www.shabbyfabrics.com/search?sortOrder=6&q=Jelly+roll+tote 😊 Happy that you enjoyed this project and that it will help you! Thanks for your support and comment! ❤️🥰 - Abby
We want to make sure that our videos are as understanding and clear as possible for you to understand. Thanks for your comment and Merry Christmas and Happy New Year! - Abby
Lamento no hablar inglés, para decirte en tu idioma lo hermosa que te quedan las bolsas. Gracias por todos los detalles y por mostrar el uso correcto de algunas herramientas. 😊
I love your tutorial videos. I usually preview the video on 1.5 to 2x the playback speed (found in Settings) to get an overview. During the project which sometimes takes me a few days to complete doing only sections at a time, I'll stop and go or play at slow speed the section. So, it does not matter to me if your videos are long or short. What matters is that I'm able to stop, slow down, or jack-rabbit through them! 🙂 Gratefully yours, "dac weekend"
This is a great tutorial! Even for beginners because there is a lot of great steps and explanations! Happy that you love it and thanks for your comment! ❤️ - Abby
Tammy great video love the way you went really really slow AND I felt the other big help was your Over head camera !!!! I just love it when an over camera is put into place, it really helps me to see what the crafter is really doing !!! Thank you for your video!!!! Really love your tote bag !!!
Hi, I like this bag, the only thing I would make different is that I would add a closure to the front pocket. Actual I can't really say what, a magnetic one, a flap or loop and button, but definitely a closure and I don't think about a zipper. Many greetings from Germany, love ❤
Nice approach to that outside pocket; aka a quick and easier version of a laborious welt pocket. The box measurement-you can also measure 3” from the triangle tip of the folded seam. You can see it as she measures the 6” line.
This is a wonderful video. Everything is explained so well. I think we will have a girlfriend sew in over New Year's and make this fun tote bag. Thank you so much.
That is awesome to hear! We are currently out of this tote kit but we do have a pattern that you can purchase! Here is the link for the pattern as well as some other tote bag kits: www.shabbyfabrics.com/search?sortOrder=6&q=Jelly+roll+tote Hope this can help and thanks for your comment! - Abby
Another great video!! Your bag is very pretty and practical! I made a jelly roll bag for my daughter a couple of years ago, but the process was more complicated than this one! I look forward to your tutorials in the new year! Happy New Year to you all!
Happy that you enjoyed this tutorial! That is awesome, I bet she loved it! We appreciate your support and comment! Merry Christmas and Happy New Year! - Abby
Very informative video. Personally I would have used the strips on the outside of the bag and a matching/contrasting fabric for the pockets and lining. What make and size is your cutting board?
Hi Mary - The cutting board on this set is a Mega Mat by Quilter's Rule. We've recently updated our set and now use a large Creative Grids Self-Healing, Double Sided Cutting Mat. Hope this helps :) -Michelle
Happy that you love this project! We have a kit or pattern that you can purchase, here is the link to shop: www.shabbyfabrics.com/search?sortOrder=6&q=Jelly+roll+tote Hope this can help and thanks for your comment! - Abby
I’m wondering if you could leave the selvage that doesn’t have the words on since it would be in the seam? Or would that create problems? I’m new to sewing tote bags and using jelly rolls.
Hi CJ - Tammy says that would be fine. I believe the tote body is cut down once the strips are sewn together and quilted so that's where we would cut the selvages off. Hope this helps! -Michelle
I love the bag and the tutorial was the best I have seen. I like to have one zipper pocket to keep my keys or money safer. Would it be hard to change the inside pocket to zippered?
Happy that you love this tutorial! If you'd like to attach a zipper to the inside pocket, you may. However, with the process that Tammy is demonstrating here, you'll want to add your zipper to the pocket prior to attaching it to the inside of the tote. We would suggest adding it about an inch down from the edge of the pocket (and possibly increasing your fabric size), and you would probably not be able to add sewn sections. Hope this helps! 😊 - Abby
You can use SF101 but it is much thinner and you won't get that extra padding that fusible fleece or typical batting would provide. Hope this helps and thanks for your comment! - Abby
Hi Alli - The double needle isn't necessary - we did find it a time saver because it means we didn't have to turn our project as much to go up & down the rows, and it does make for some lovely topstitching, but it's not necessary. Hope this makes sense :) -Michelle
I'm making my 3rd tote as a wedding shower gift and I'm confused about the pocket measurement. First you say to mark the top line down 1.25 inches and 1.25 inches in from the side. When you wrap up the measurements you say the top line is 1.5" down from the top. Maybe you mean the rectangle is a total of 1.5" down. Not sure why I wasn't confused the other times or what I did but, would you please clarify?
@@ShabbyFabrics I was referring to the first pocket but I was able to finish it using the 1.25" down for the top mark. And, it came out perfectly! Thanks.
Thanks for a nice pattern and good details! I like your quiet voice and that you do not speak a lot of chitterchatter, as many youtubers tend to do!
Glad that you enjoyed this tutorial! You will have lots of fun with this project! Happy that you love it and thanks for your comment! - Abby
I've been sewing for over 65 years. I've gone thru phases of sewing: my clothes, clothes for kids, household items, etc. I now make bags and sometimes do interesting wall hangings (mostly for holidays). I was new to jelly rolls and no one ever really explains how to use them creatively. I do not make quilts because I don't use them. But I love making totes. This was a fun video. I stayed thru the whole thing because I didn't want to miss anything. Tammy is a great teacher. Loved it.
All those projects are awesome! Happy that you enjoyed this tutorial and that it has helped you! Thank you for your support and comment! - Abby
Thank you for such calm and thorough explanations! I love how you teach!
❤❤❤❤❤ Love all the details you explain and the close ups so we can clearly see what you are doing. For example, the welt pocket directions and close ups are so clear that even a beginner can do it. Well done!😊
We are happy that this tutorial was helpful and that you enjoyed it! The pockets are marvelous! Thanks for your comment and support! ❤️😊 - Abby
Loved it! I particularly love your delight in the gadgets! Thank you for your detail.
She is a very thorough teacher! I’ve made many bags but got a couple of new tips from her. This would be an awesome video for newer and experienced quilters alike. 😊
We appreciate your support and happy that you enjoyed this tutorial! It is great for beginners! Thanks for your comment! 😊 - Abby
I love your tutorial videos, Tammy! I always learn something new, and I can follow all your steps. Thank you for not rushing through and assuming people know as much as you do. Your patience and your detailed explanations make such a wonderful difference in my sewing and quilting. I appreciate you demonstrating how to use the tools. You are the best! I love Shabby Fabrics!
We appreciate your support and comment! Tammy is a great teacher! Happy that you enjoyed this tutorial and thanks for your comment! - Abby
Thank you, Tammy for explaining the difference between Shape Flex and Fusible Fleece. I haven't used either of those before. I appreciate knowing about all the tools you used. I actually have never made a bag before but watching this tutorial has given me the confidence to do so. Thanks very much❣️
We appreciate your support and happy that we are able to help you! Thank you for your comment! ❤️ - Abby
Once you make one………😂 you’ll make hundreds
Thanks Tammy. You are an incredible teacher. Thank you for your patience. This is an awesome bag! Love that there wasn't a seperate lining. Merry Christmas ❤
Tammy is a great teacher! This is a great project to make you will have fun! Thanks for your comment! Merry Christmas and Happy New Year! ❤️ - Abby
AWESOME tips & ideas! Thanks🎉
We’re so glad this tutorial inspires you! -Michelle
Yea!!! Another fine twin needle project! Thanks for sharing Tammy
You are welcome! Happy that you enjoyed this video and thanks for your comment! - Abby
I loved this tutorial and can't wait to try to make one of these. Tammy is a great teacher! I love her style!
We’re happy you enjoyed it, Lynette! Thanks for watching. 😍 -Michelle
Hi, I’m so happy I found your channel tonight. This was a wonderful tutorial. Thank you kindly for sharing. Right now my sewing machine is in storage. I’m will be moving soon about 4-5 months. I have lots of jelly roll from yrs ago in my container with all my sewing material. I’m getting itchy to get back to my sewing. The first thing I learned ( I didn’t even know how to read a pattern!) was to make a lined suit with button holes. In those days the machines did not have button hole makers in the machines so you made them by hand. I made a lined jacket and lined skirt. It wwas the summer I was entering high school so I was maybe 14. Fell in love. Again you now have a new subscriber and you made me a very happy lady ❤❤gayle
We appreciate your support and happy that you found us! Happy to have you here and you will have lots of fun! Thanks for your comment! ❤️ - Abby
Wonderful demo!
We’re glad you enjoyed it! Thanks so much for watching :) -Michelle
I'm making my 2nd tote using this pattern (just using the video guidelines). For the first tote, I followed your pattern and instructions. For this one, I'm cutting my strips at 5" as I found using jelly roll strips to be very labor intensive - sewing, top-stitching and ironing. I wanted this one to be faster and easier. My one issue with your tutorial (and really all SF tutorials) is the length or size you leave for the openings. I probably only leave half the size opening you do and had no problems whether it was the bowl covers, napkins, placemats, etc. Overall, a great video Tammy! Thanks and keep 'em coming!
We appreciate your support and happy that you enjoy our tutorials! What ever works for you with making these projects is up to you. Thank you for your comment! - Abby
Lovely design, can’t wait to view the video😊
This is such a stunning and handy tote to have! We appreciate your support and comment! 😊 - Abby
Excellent tutorial! You are an inspiration.
We are happy that you enjoyed this tutorial and appreciate your support! Thanks for your comment! - Abby
Thank you, for the tote bag, demonstration!! Yes, I have sew up an opening!! That's why I can not, listen to music, while sewing !! I gets too excited and mess up my projects!! 😂❤
You are welcome! Happy that you like this project! Thank you for your support and comment! 😊🥰 - Abby
Great tutorial and it is nice to see a tutorial we can do from our stash rather than having to buy a kit!
We’re so glad this one inspires you! Thanks for your comment :) -Michelle
Excellent video. Tammy explains everything so well. Love the bag.
We appreciate your support and happy that you love this tote! Thanks for your comment! - Abby
I so loved this video!!
And your voice is so pleasant to listen to. You never rush the process but stay focused on the project. I look forward to watching more videos. I’m getting a jelly roll to make this tote🥰
We appreciate your support and happy that you enjoyed this tutorial! You will have a lot of fun with this tote! Thanks for your comment! 🥰 - Abby
Love the detail on this video! Can’t wait to give this a try.
We’re happy you enjoy it!! Thanks so much for watching 😍 -Michelle
I have a carribean jelly roll that has been waiting for the right project and this is it! Thank you so much! I'll post pictures!
That is going to be really fun! Yes, share project photos with us when you can! Thank you for your comment! - Abby
I have never used a twin needle I’ll give it a try. Great tips as usual thank you Tammy
Twin needles do great work! You will love it and thanks for your comment and support! - Abby
Honestly I love the longer videos. Thanks.
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Thank you! Now I know what I can do with my jelly roll! ❤
This is such a great project to use up your jelly rolls! Happy that you love it and thanks for your comment! ❤️ - Abby
You are an awesome teacher! You had such great clarity in the details, made easy to follow ❤. Thank you for the awesome lesson. Will be definitely making one.
Happy that you enjoyed this tutorial and that we can help you. Thanks for your comment! ❤️ - Abby
Tammy you are so funny. I love how you laugh at past flub ups😄
She is great! 😂 Happy that you enjoyed this tutorial! Thanks for your comment! - Abby
Great project and tutorial Tammy. Thanks for sharing.
This is a great project! Happy that you enjoyed the tutorial and thanks for your comment! - Abby
What a great demonstration! Bonus too, because I love seeing Tammy.
She’s the best!! Thanks so much for your kind comment :) -Michelle
I love this bag! I have tons of strips. This would be great on the back of my power wheelchair.
I loved how this bag turns out! ❤❤❤ I will make using length of fabric which is on sale now. Thus making the bag cheaper.😮😂😅 ❤
This is a great project and you will have fun! Thanks for your comment and support! ❤️😊 - Abby
I just love your soothing voice and your explanations are great, really clear and you stick to the point so well 😊
Happy that you enjoyed this tutorial and that is has helped you! We appreciate your support and comment! 😊 - Abby
A fabulous project with an even more fabulous instructor! I’m definitely going to try this on a somewhat smaller scale. Thank you!
We appreciate your support and happy that you enjoyed this tutorial! You will have a lot of fun with this project! Thanks for your comment! - Abby
This is gorgeous!! I’ve never seen a bag lined like that!’❤️
We’re very glad you enjoy this fun design! Thanks for watching! -Michelle
Thanks for another excellent detailed demonstration! 🎉
You are welcome and happy that we can help you! Thanks for your comment! 😊 - Abby
Thank you from the UK for a lovely video. I've had a jellyroll in my stash for a while and it would be perfect for this bag.
We are happy to have you here! That is awesome, you are going to have so much fun! Thanks for your comment! - Abby
Tammy I love your videos! You have the best way of explaining & showing what your doing to make it easy to follow along!! Truly you're the best!
We appreciate your support and happy that this tutorial was helpful! Tammy is awesome! Thank you for your comment! - Abby
Love this bag! Wish I saw this yesterday, started a bag from left over strips. This would have been a much better way to do it. Next time! Thanks for the wonderful tutorial Tammy❣️
Such a stunning tote bag! That is a great idea, next time if you have any left over, this is the perfect project! Thank you for your support and comment! ❤️ - Abby
I do a half stitch to all my bags because of wear and tear….there are some ladies out there who are a lot “rougher” than we are…. I love your bag.
I have had the tube tool for years and could never figure out how to use it!! Thank you so much!!!😂😂
That is great to hear that we could help you! Happy that you enjoyed this tutorial and thanks for your support and comment! 😊 - Abby
Fabulous details. Thank you Tammy. Blessings for a great Christmas season
Happy that you enjoyed this video! She is a great instructor! Merry Christmas and Happy New Year! - Abby
This is absolutely fantastic! Thank you
Happy that you love this project! Thanks for your comment! - Abby
You put me so at ease and Confident … that I purchased the pattern
That is great to hear! You will have so much fun! Thanks for your comment! 😊 - Abby
Awesome job on the jelly-roll bag! I ❤ the colours!
This is a great way to make a bag without having to make a separate lining because it is made all in one piece.
I have made bags before, but not with this method. It's great!🤗
❤❤❤ the turning tools and shape flex.😊 Thanx for the in-depth explanations and overall great video!🎉
This tote is so beautiful! We have it in other colors as well! Here is a link to check them out! www.shabbyfabrics.com/search?sortOrder=6&q=Jelly+roll+tote 😊 Happy that you enjoyed this project and that it will help you! Thanks for your support and comment! ❤️🥰 - Abby
Great video. Clear explanations and straightforward directions.
Happy that you enjoyed this video and that it helped you! Thanks for your comment! - Abby
Ditto !
That is so cool!
Glad you enjoy this fun project! Thank you for watching! -Michelle
Love! Also, I love how you take your time for each step. Happy New Year!
We want to make sure that our videos are as understanding and clear as possible for you to understand. Thanks for your comment and Merry Christmas and Happy New Year! - Abby
Sra guapa podría traducir al español i dar las medidas sustituto en español gracias
Absolutely love the way this bag is put together - never done one like this. Thanks for this great tutorial!!!❤😊
This is a great tote! Perfect to use up your jelly roll fabrics! Happy that you love it and thanks for your comment! ❤️😊 - Abby
Love my Turn It All!! Love the bag...can see so many possibilities.
This is such a great project! You will love it! Thanks for your comment! - Abby
Lamento no hablar inglés, para decirte en tu idioma lo hermosa que te quedan las bolsas. Gracias por todos los detalles y por mostrar el uso correcto de algunas herramientas. 😊
¡Feliz de que te guste este bolso! ¡Es un gran proyecto! ¡Gracias por tu comentario! 😊 - Abby
Thank you for sharing. Wonderful bag.
Happy that you love this tote! It is so fun and beautiful! Thanks for your comment! - Abby
I would have loved to see you sewing close the pocket bag for us newbie sewers.
That is a great suggestion. Thanks for your comment! - Abby
I love your tutorial videos. I usually preview the video on 1.5 to 2x the playback speed (found in Settings) to get an overview. During the project which sometimes takes me a few days to complete doing only sections at a time, I'll stop and go or play at slow speed the section. So, it does not matter to me if your videos are long or short. What matters is that I'm able to stop, slow down, or jack-rabbit through them! 🙂 Gratefully yours, "dac weekend"
We are happy that you enjoyed this tutorial and glad that is has helped you! Thank you for your support and comment! 😊 - Abby
Thank you for the wonderful tips. I’ve made a lot of bags but still learned a lot. Have a Happy New Year! 🌸🧵👏👏
These bags are awesome! Happy that you love them and thanks for your comment! Merry Christmas and Happy New Year! 😊✨ - Abby
Love this bag! I also like to tack my boxed corners so the inside and outside of the bags don’t separate.
Great idea! Happy that you love this tote! Thank you for your support and comment! - Abby
Loved this video. I just ordered the pattern and can’t wait to make this!!!
We’re very glad you enjoy this project, Davina! We’ll be sure to keep an eye out for your project photos!! -Michelle
Super excited to make this and share with my friends ❤. Thank you. By the way you are an amazing teacher. And you are super cute 🥰.
You will love this project! Tammy is the best! Happy that you enjoyed this tutorial and thanks for your comment!❤️🥰 - Abby
Love the bag. Been sewing for a long time. I haven’t ever sewn with the twin needle. Might just try it. Thank you for the tips ❤
This is a great project and it's good to try new things! You will have fun and thanks for your comment!❤️ - Abby
Tammy I so enjoy your videos for sure. You are a great instructor of your projects. Have a Happy New Year. God Bless you.
She is wonderful! Happy that you enjoyed this video and thanks for your support and comment! Merry Christmas and Happy New Year! - Abby
I enjoyed watching and hopefully learning.
Thanks so much for watching! We’re happy this fun tote project inspires you! -Michelle
Beautiful! Terrific Tutorial. Tks to You I can do this. 👍
We appreciate your support! Happy that you love this tote! Thanks for your comment! 😊 - Abby
Wonderful ideas for a great bag. Thanks so much!
You are welcome! Happy that you love it! Thanks for your comment! - Abby
Hermosa y perfecta bolsa. Gracias!
¡Este bolso es perfecto y divertido de hacer! ¡Feliz que te guste! ¡Gracias por tu comentario! - Abby
I loved watching this tutorial. ❤
This is a great tutorial! Even for beginners because there is a lot of great steps and explanations! Happy that you love it and thanks for your comment! ❤️ - Abby
❤ I love this tutorial!! ❤
Thanks 😊
Happy that you love this tutorial and we appreciate your support and comment! ❤️ - Abby
MANY THANKS FOR THE TUTORIAL!
Glad you like it!! Thanks so much for your comment 😍 -Michelle
Wonderful 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻
Happy that you love this tote! It is great to use up your jelly rolls! Thanks for your comment! 😊 - Abby
Love this bag thank you
Happy that you like this project! It is beautiful and fun! Thanks for your comment! - Abby
Love the bag and the tutorial!! Thank you!
You are welcome! Glad that you love it and thanks for your comment! - Abby
Tammy great video love the way you went really really slow AND I felt the other big help was your
Over head camera !!!! I just love it when an over camera is put into place, it really helps me to see what the crafter is really doing !!! Thank you for your video!!!! Really love your tote bag !!!
Happy that this tutorial helped you and appreciate your support! This is a great project! Thanks for your comment! - Abby
what a beautiful tutorial! thank you so much!
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Hi, I like this bag, the only thing I would make different is that I would add a closure to the front pocket. Actual I can't really say what, a magnetic one, a flap or loop and button, but definitely a closure and I don't think about a zipper. Many greetings from Germany, love ❤
Those are great ideas. You can add on to this bag if you'd like. Be creative! Thank you for your comment and we are happy to have you here! 😊❤️ - Abby
❤ thank you for sharing
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Great stuff! I learned a ton = )
That is great to hear! Happy that you enjoyed this tutorial and project! Thanks for your comment! (: - Abby
I draw crosses on my straps too, makes it so easy to sew them on! I have been lucky so far and not twisted any but my daughter did and that’s not fun.
We’re happy you enjoyed this tutorial! Thanks for watching. -Michelle
Nice approach to that outside pocket; aka a quick and easier version of a laborious welt pocket. The box measurement-you can also measure 3” from the triangle tip of the folded seam. You can see it as she measures the 6” line.
Thanks for the suggestion! Happy that you like this project and thank you for your comment! - Abby
Very lovely! ❤ Thank you for sharing.
You are welcome! Happy that you love it and thanks for your comment! ❤️ - Abby
This is a wonderful video. Everything is explained so well. I think we will have a girlfriend sew in over New Year's and make this fun tote bag. Thank you so much.
Happy that you enjoyed this tutorial and that it helped you! You will have fun and thanks for your comment! - Abby
Very clever ❤❤❤
Clever indeed! Happy that you love it and we appreciate your comment! ❤️ - Abby
Hermoso.
¡Este proyecto es tan hermoso! ¡Feliz que te guste! ¡Gracias por tu comentario! - Abby
Perfect 👍😀👏!
This is a great tote! Happy that you love it and thanks for your comment! 😊 - Abby
Thanks for sharing
We’re happy you enjoyed this fun project! Thank you for watching 😍 -Michelle
✨ GRACIAS GRACIAS GRACIAS ✨
¡De nada! feliz de que te guste! ¡Gracias por tu comentario! ✨ - Abby
I have done a tote bag using batik jelly roll and I love it but I like to make this tote bag.
That is awesome to hear! We are currently out of this tote kit but we do have a pattern that you can purchase! Here is the link for the pattern as well as some other tote bag kits: www.shabbyfabrics.com/search?sortOrder=6&q=Jelly+roll+tote Hope this can help and thanks for your comment! - Abby
Happy new year ❤
Happy New Year!! 🎊-Michelle
Another great video!! Your bag is very pretty and practical! I made a jelly roll bag for my daughter a couple of years ago, but the process was more complicated than this one! I look forward to your tutorials in the new year! Happy New Year to you all!
Happy that you enjoyed this tutorial! That is awesome, I bet she loved it! We appreciate your support and comment! Merry Christmas and Happy New Year! - Abby
I think even I may be able to do that type of pocket.
This is a great project and these pockets are awesome! Happy that you love this tote and thanks for your comment! - Abby
Thank you 🥰
You are welcome! Happy that you enjoyed this tutorial! Thanks for your comment! 🥰 - Abby
Very informative video. Personally I would have used the strips on the outside of the bag and a matching/contrasting fabric for the pockets and lining.
What make and size is your cutting board?
Hi Mary - The cutting board on this set is a Mega Mat by Quilter's Rule. We've recently updated our set and now use a large Creative Grids Self-Healing, Double Sided Cutting Mat. Hope this helps :) -Michelle
Great Video! Ordered a kit. I don’t want to use a double needle, so do you just sew 1/4 inch on each side of the seam?
Yes, you would topstitch along both sides of the seam. Hope this helps :) -Michelle
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Many thanks from Sweden for an excellent totorial. What are the dimensions of the bag?
Happy that you love this project! We have a kit or pattern that you can purchase, here is the link to shop: www.shabbyfabrics.com/search?sortOrder=6&q=Jelly+roll+tote Hope this can help and thanks for your comment! - Abby
I’m wondering if you could leave the selvage that doesn’t have the words on since it would be in the seam? Or would that create problems? I’m new to sewing tote bags and using jelly rolls.
Hi CJ - Tammy says that would be fine. I believe the tote body is cut down once the strips are sewn together and quilted so that's where we would cut the selvages off. Hope this helps! -Michelle
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I love the bag and the tutorial was the best I have seen. I like to have one zipper pocket to keep my keys or money safer. Would it be hard to change the inside pocket to zippered?
Happy that you love this tutorial! If you'd like to attach a zipper to the inside pocket, you may. However, with the process that Tammy is demonstrating here, you'll want to add your zipper to the pocket prior to attaching it to the inside of the tote. We would suggest adding it about an inch down from the edge of the pocket (and possibly increasing your fabric size), and you would probably not be able to add sewn sections. Hope this helps! 😊 - Abby
Great bag can you design one with this bag by adding a zipper
Happy that you love this project! That is a great suggestion! Thank you for your comment! - Abby
Can SF101 be used in stead of fusible fleece?
You can use SF101 but it is much thinner and you won't get that extra padding that fusible fleece or typical batting would provide. Hope this helps and thanks for your comment! - Abby
Is the double needle necessary?
Hi Alli - The double needle isn't necessary - we did find it a time saver because it means we didn't have to turn our project as much to go up & down the rows, and it does make for some lovely topstitching, but it's not necessary. Hope this makes sense :) -Michelle
Yrs. ago our mothers used a safety pin to turn those strips out….
I'm making my 3rd tote as a wedding shower gift and I'm confused about the pocket measurement. First you say to mark the top line down 1.25 inches and 1.25 inches in from the side. When you wrap up the measurements you say the top line is 1.5" down from the top. Maybe you mean the rectangle is a total of 1.5" down. Not sure why I wasn't confused the other times or what I did but, would you please clarify?
Hi Janet - Can you please tell us which pocket your referring to, or a timestamp in this tutorial so we can better help you? -Michelle
@@ShabbyFabrics I was referring to the first pocket but I was able to finish it using the 1.25" down for the top mark. And, it came out perfectly! Thanks.