Thank you for finally being the first video that actually shows you how to make them as opposed to making them while talking about their personal life giving no guidance on what's being made!
I have come back to this video several times the past 2 yrs. I see some fabric that would work so well as gifts, like chicken or farm, that made an excellent container to hold eggs gathered from the chicken coop. I gotta confess that I thought trying a stiffer craft fusion would be impressive and stand up very rigid. Well, turning the bag was almost impossible but I finally got it. I also want to mention that when using a directional print like dogs, cars etc the folding up and sewing sides left the back with upside down dogs, cars etc. I have learned to cut in half, flip upside down and sew together when working with a directional fabric. It then has the finished bag all in the right direction.
I had the same issue when using a stiffer product. Try this instead, use the fusible fleece on the front fabric and the liner and that should do the trick (even better if you use a thinner fusible fleece on the lining fabric like the one I used on my handled tote bag). Thanks for the tip on the upside down dogs... my layer cake fabric basket shows how to use two pieces of fabric for that very reason. Have a great day!
I have not sewn in 20 years. I received a sewing machine for Christmas. Today I used your easy to follow step by step video to make a basket. Quick and easy. Thank you so much for sharing!
Thank you. I have just made one for my 91 year old mother-in-law who is in an Aged Care Facility. It will be great for her to keep all sorts of bits and pieces in. Made it with tea cup and saucer fabric as she really likes her cuppas! Louise
I love how easy to follow your tutorial is! I made a basket (and a few other things) as a gift to celebrate the engagement of one of my twins. I am new at sewing but I am also an artist (as was my Mom) and know that it doesn't have to be perfect...it comes from the heart and soul.
I have been looking for an easy tutorial to be able to make these baskets. Yours was the best. And the confusing part that you spoke of you walked us through it very carefully. Thank you.
After watching the video a few times I am finally going to make at least two today :) Your baskets and fabrics are gorgeous I wish I could raid your fabric stash!! Thank you x
UGH! I just spend yesterday making some fabric baskets for my sewing room from a different tutorial and I wasn’t happy with them. So, today I happened to run across your channel and LOVE the way you made yours. Your detailed explanation was so much better to understand. And the baskets turned out so much better then the ones I made yesterday.. So, tomorrow I will be busy making more little baskets from your tutorial. I am actually excited about making more. They are just so adorable! And you can never have too many little baskets in your sewing room! Also, thanks so much for making a PDF to go along with the video. It makes it so much easier. I appreciate the time and effort that you took to make it not only fun but easier for your followers!
I just had a "Duh, why didn't I think of that" moment when you used your square ruler to make the boxed bottoms. I don't think I have ever watched anyone do that.. and it is so logical! Thank you for teaching me a new trick!
This is a great size and I like the simplicity of using a fat quarter. I made several and lined them with natural colored canvas and used a lightweight interfacing for the exterior and no need for it on the canvas. Everyone has their own way of doing these and it’s fun seeing the different ways.
Thank you for this awesome tutorial! I am going to make some for my bathroom drawer. I made some reusable make up remover pads and thought it would be cute to store them in one of these.
Thank you for this video, I've made so many of these and given them to ALL my friends. I've made all sizes with all kinds of fabric and they are just the best! I've kept many for myself, too!
Hi Angie, glad I found your basket tutorial. I keep the basket by my sewing machine to round up all my cut threads. Now my friends all want one. Love the clear and simple way you teach. I will be watching for more fabric tutorials Thank you..
I love this pattern! So Easy! You get TWO baskets from one pair of fat quarters! Only took me less than 30 minutes to sew the pair! P.S. I can't use pins either for the same reason!
This a clear and well done tutorial, perfect for beginners. Bravo! Great attention to detail. I am going to make some of these for boo baskets with halloween fabric. Thank you!
Hi, thank you for showing us how to make these. I have just finished my first one, little hiccup with not quite sewing at the top to get the opening in, so had to do a little bit of stitch to make sure the little gap was closed, but not bad for a newbie to sewing. Only been going since may 23. Again thank you.
These are so cute. I just happen to have some fat quarters and now I know what I can do with them. You always make the cutest things. Thank you so much for showing how to make these. Make adorable gifts. You can put all kinds of things in them, like lotions, soaps, sewing notions, hard candies just anything. You can even put cards (made from Stampin Up) to go along with the gifts you put in your baskets.
Thank you so much Angie, I really really love ❤these cute and adorable little baskets. And I absolutely adore the fabrics too. And those little clips are so much better than pins. Please stay safe and well too xxxx Mags ❤❤❤
thank you so much for filming this video and making perfect sense. i have tried so many videos to learn how to make these and none of them make sense but you explained things great.
Angie, I love your fabric bags. They will make cute easter baskets for the grandkids. I like that you have a "sewing video". Hope to see more of these. Thanks!!
These are great! Our quilt shop that closed (owner retired) had bins sorted by color of single fat quarters and I so miss that! But this should also work if I make the outside with a simple patched fabric piece. I have a lot of precuts and scraps. I love the clips too, no poking myself!
I am so happy that this popped up today. After a long illness that took several years to recover from, I am back to sewing and quilting. I am a very visual learner. Your instructions are great. Your voice also lends to great instructions. I also make cards and do paper crafts so I am going to have a lot of fun watching your tutorials.
LOVE THIS BASKET!! Perfect easy tutorial! I’m going to make some right now for Easter goodies. I was wondering if it makes a difference if you put the fusible fleece lining on the outer fabric or the inner fabric?
Hi Angie, I've just come across you. I'm a total newbie to sewing, I have just purchased my first sewing machine and, to be quite frank, it's a bit scary! Thank you for showing a very easy-to-follow, step-by-step instruction, very calming to watch, and a fabulous tutorial. Your fabrics are gorgeous (and, love your nails) 💅Love from Somerset UK
Great video. Your instructions are very explicit and helpful. Even if someone did see the inside of your basket, if they were rude enough to comment on a crooked seam then they are not your friend! Don't waste time with unkind people!
I love these! Thank you so much for showing a step by step tutorial. My husband just baught me a sewing machine & I want to make these. What kind of fabric did you use & where & what clips are those? ❤😘
Hi Traci, I use Moda Fabric or Riley Blake Fabric and you can find both of them online. Here's a link to the clips I bought on Amazon. www.amazon.com/dp/B07YM3CFHX/?ref=exp_chicnscratch_dp_vv_d
This was so helpful thank you so much, I just got sewing sewing machine for Christmas, and so far I made a pillow, a pillow case, and a shirt, this is my new project thank you again
Chicnscratch!😂😂Thanks A Million for your "easy peasy" fabric bin/tote tutorial.You're "the best you tube sewing teacher".(YOU ROCK!"KEEP UP "THE GREAT JOB"!) Tonight's my 1st time coming across your "Awesome" sewing video & "I,subscribed"to your videos.😊
Just found you, Angie! Glad I did!! I want to make the little basket with the green fabric with circles overlap. Think you said it was a mess up one, but I love the size. Approx. what would the measurements be for the fabric and lining???
Hi Kim, I'm so sorry I have no idea! I was just cutting fabric and sewing. I will try to recreate that size but it will be early 2021. We just moved and I'm still in the process of unpacking.
Hi from 🇬🇧 these baskets are really gorgeous and your instructions were so clear. I enjoyed your accent too. 😊 I have made some and love them. They will make fab presents too. I only changed one detail..I cut out the little squares BEFORE stitching the 2 sides , so as I didn't have to cut through my stitches. Thanks so much for sharing this. Amy D.
Bravo! I LOVE THEM!!! I most definitely will try them and I can`t even sew. They`re very easy to make. I`ve found my beginners project!! THANK YOU Princess
I'm sorry I don't know. It was one of my first when I was learning how to make them. In the future I will make notes when I'm sewing. Once I get unpacked I'll see if I can remake the larger version to get the measurements.
I got rid of all my fabric because I felt my sewing days were done. Love paper crafting too much. However you've convinced me to try these. Great directions.
Interesting! I've never seen someone cut before boxing the corners, but after sewing the side seams. We all have our own rhythm to these useful projects. Love it. And lots of ♥️ for your East TN accent from SWVA 😊
These are cute. My mom taught me when you sew, at the end give your fabric a haircut. This is something I still say. My mom taught me so much in sewing. I miss my mom so much. She passed away May of 2017. ❤️❤️❤️ Love your channel, you give great instructions. I will be back. ❤️
Wow, Angie, it has been years since I have sewn and have lost my desire when I started making cards with SU. Now I Just brought home a sewing machine I had originally brought for my mom and now I need to make this!
I just made one of your baskets. So easy and cute! I am going to make them for my grandkids for Easter and fill with candy. I haven't sewed for a long while. It felt good to get my sewing machine out and make some quick projects. Thank you for the video.
Thanks for the tutorial. I am making some for a bazaar for our non profit sewing group to by fabric for the items we give to charities. I did find that if I measure the cut out of the corner from the side seam, not the edge of fabric, that the edges lay flat and match when sewing.
Am so grateful for this easy to follow video. Thank you . I have now made three fabric baskets for Christmas gifts and have made matching tissue covers to place inside .
I like the clips too, but they are a little pricey. You are the only one I’ve seen that explains when you put the one inside of the other. Thank you. Now I understand what’s being done. The material is gorgeous. Very cute. Love it.❤❤❤ Do you make your labels yourself or do you have them made? I’m going to try these.😁❤️
These are sooooo AWESOME! If you gave these as gifts, what might be some items you would put inside the baskets? I knew you would have some good ideas!
I'm with you about the wonder clips! Pins hate me, or maybe they love me since they poke me continually LOL! Such cute baskets, I made a couple larger ones like these this week but now I want to try these! Thanks for sharing!!!
Thank you for finally being the first video that actually shows you how to make them as opposed to making them while talking about their personal life giving no guidance on what's being made!
you're very welcome!!
🤣🤣🤣 That's true!!!
Amen!
haha so true 😄👍
I have come back to this video several times the past 2 yrs. I see some fabric that would work so well as gifts, like chicken or farm, that made an excellent container to hold eggs gathered from the chicken coop. I gotta confess that I thought trying a stiffer craft fusion would be impressive and stand up very rigid. Well, turning the bag was almost impossible but I finally got it. I also want to mention that when using a directional print like dogs, cars etc the folding up and sewing sides left the back with upside down dogs, cars etc. I have learned to cut in half, flip upside down and sew together when working with a directional fabric. It then has the finished bag all in the right direction.
I had the same issue when using a stiffer product. Try this instead, use the fusible fleece on the front fabric and the liner and that should do the trick (even better if you use a thinner fusible fleece on the lining fabric like the one I used on my handled tote bag). Thanks for the tip on the upside down dogs... my layer cake fabric basket shows how to use two pieces of fabric for that very reason. Have a great day!
I have not sewn in 20 years. I received a sewing machine for Christmas. Today I used your easy to follow step by step video to make a basket. Quick and easy. Thank you so much for sharing!
You're very welcome! What a great Christmas present!!
Just made this with my granddaughter who is in 3rd grade. We had so much fun!!! Thank you for sharing!!!
Thank you. I have just made one for my 91 year old mother-in-law who is in an Aged Care Facility. It will be great for her to keep all sorts of bits and pieces in. Made it with tea cup and saucer fabric as she really likes her cuppas! Louise
Thank you! I hope she likes it!
Finally a lovely tutorial for beginners to follow. No rushing just a wonderful soft slow walk through on how to make a fabric basket. Thank you
You're very welcome!!
I love how easy to follow your tutorial is! I made a basket (and a few other things) as a gift to celebrate the engagement of one of my twins. I am new at sewing but I am also an artist (as was my Mom) and know that it doesn't have to be perfect...it comes from the heart and soul.
Thanks Linda!
I have been looking for an easy tutorial to be able to make these baskets. Yours was the best. And the confusing part that you spoke of you walked us through it very carefully. Thank you.
You're very welcome!!
After watching the video a few times I am finally going to make at least two today :) Your baskets and fabrics are gorgeous I wish I could raid your fabric stash!! Thank you x
My husband would gladly let you raid my fabric ... LOL but not me :). Thanks!!
@@chicnscratch ha 😁😄
UGH! I just spend yesterday making some fabric baskets for my sewing room from a different tutorial and I wasn’t happy with them. So, today I happened to run across your channel and LOVE the way you made yours. Your detailed explanation was so much better to understand. And the baskets turned out so much better then the ones I made yesterday.. So, tomorrow I will be busy making more little baskets from your tutorial. I am actually excited about making more. They are just so adorable! And you can never have too many little baskets in your sewing room! Also, thanks so much for making a PDF to go along with the video. It makes it so much easier. I appreciate the time and effort that you took to make it not only fun but easier for your followers!
Thank you so much for your kind words! It makes me so happy that you were successful at making fabric baskets!
I just had a "Duh, why didn't I think of that" moment when you used your square ruler to make the boxed bottoms. I don't think I have ever watched anyone do that.. and it is so logical! Thank you for teaching me a new trick!
Glad I could help!
This is a great size and I like the simplicity of using a fat quarter. I made several and lined them with natural colored canvas and used a lightweight interfacing for the exterior and no need for it on the canvas. Everyone has their own way of doing these and it’s fun seeing the different ways.
great idea!
THese baskets are just adorable. Thank you for sharing such a great project.
thank you!! They are so fun to make!!
Wish me luck, I’m going to try this and fill them with treats for my office coworkers.
Fabulous tutorial! ❤
Good luck!! I'd love to see a picture when you make one!
@@chicnscratch I think they turned out great! Thanks again for the tutorial!
I just finished this in about 30 minutes.... I Love It! Your video is perfect! Thanks
thanks Janet!!
Thank you for showing us details without over complicating it, very nice I’m going to make these
You’re welcome 😊
Thank you for your tutorial. I've made quite a few now and each time I'm improving on the finish. Really ideal for beginners. So easy to follow :)
thank you!!
How cute! Pressing the entire project as it’s made is really important and helps flatten that top edge.
Thank you for this awesome tutorial! I am going to make some for my bathroom drawer. I made some reusable make up remover pads and thought it would be cute to store them in one of these.
You're very welcome!! I love the idea of using them for make up!!
Thank you for this video, I've made so many of these and given them to ALL my friends. I've made all sizes with all kinds of fabric and they are just the best! I've kept many for myself, too!
You are so welcome! I'm the same, I've made a bunch and given them away and I have a large stash for myself :)
Hi Angie, glad I found your basket tutorial. I keep the basket by my sewing machine to round up all my cut threads. Now my friends all want one. Love the clear and simple way you teach. I will be watching for more fabric tutorials Thank you..
thank you!! I hope to have a new sewing tutorial in March.
Thanks! I have watched several times! I am going to make one tomorrow!
Your voice is clear and pleasant!😊
Thank you! 😊I'd love to see a picture when you make one!
I love this pattern! So Easy! You get TWO baskets from one pair of fat quarters! Only took me less than 30 minutes to sew the pair!
P.S. I can't use pins either for the same reason!
Thanks Sharon!
One of these little baskets filled with matching fabric coasters would make a great gift!
Great idea!!
This a clear and well done tutorial, perfect for beginners. Bravo! Great attention to detail. I am going to make some of these for boo baskets with halloween fabric. Thank you!
Awesome! Thank you!
Hi, thank you for showing us how to make these. I have just finished my first one, little hiccup with not quite sewing at the top to get the opening in, so had to do a little bit of stitch to make sure the little gap was closed, but not bad for a newbie to sewing. Only been going since may 23. Again thank you.
You're very welcome!!
Thank you for the tutorial, your instructions were easy to follow. Love the colors of all your baskets 🧺
thank you!!
These are so cute. I just happen to have some fat quarters and now I know what I can do with them. You always make the cutest things. Thank you so much for showing how to make these. Make adorable gifts. You can put all kinds of things in them, like lotions, soaps, sewing notions, hard candies just anything. You can even put cards (made from Stampin Up) to go along with the gifts you put in your baskets.
Thanks Frankie!! I'm glad you like them! I made nine more of them today... they are so fun to make!!
I love these! But I think pressing as I sew makes for really clean lines.
Thank you so much Angie, I really really love ❤these cute and adorable little baskets. And I absolutely adore the fabrics too. And those little clips are so much better than pins. Please stay safe and well too xxxx Mags ❤❤❤
Thank you so much!
Love your bags!!! I'm not a sewer, but after watching your video, it sure makes me wanting to learn. Thank you, for sharing …*CA hugs*
Thanks Margaret!
thank you so much for filming this video and making perfect sense. i have tried so many videos to learn how to make these and none of them make sense but you explained things great.
thank you and you're very welcome!!
These are lovely. That green fabric is so pretty. I often find when I make things like this that the lining looks baggy.
You might use a slightly bigger seam allowance in the bottom half of the lining. That will help it not be so baggy.
Angie, I love your fabric bags. They will make cute easter baskets for the grandkids. I like that you have a
"sewing video". Hope to see more of these. Thanks!!
thanks June!
Love your music. Love your video and hope to make a few of these.
These are great! Our quilt shop that closed (owner retired) had bins sorted by color of single fat quarters and I so miss that! But this should also work if I make the outside with a simple patched fabric piece. I have a lot of precuts and scraps. I love the clips too, no poking myself!
Windy rainy day was made better by making my first Fabric Basket... Love it!
I love your presentation and your back ground music! thank you :)
thank you!!
I’ve been wanting to make some of these as gifts. Looks simple enough for me.
Nice really nice
A great way to use your scrap fabric ❤️
Thank you for this tutorial, nice and easy to follow… I’m from the UK and I love listening to your accent as well !
aww, thank you!!
I really like using the clips too! Love the tutorial! Thanks for a “sewing” video. 🥰
thanks!!
@@chicnscratch Thank you for the very specific fabric basket l'm going to make too
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I am so happy that this popped up today. After a long illness that took several years to recover from, I am back to sewing and quilting. I am a very visual learner. Your instructions are great. Your voice also lends to great instructions. I also make cards and do paper crafts so I am going to have a lot of fun watching your tutorials.
thank you so much for your kind words!!
Love the bag. Label is so cute. You make it looks so easy but I'm not sure I could make it.
Never know until you try, it's just two bags sewn together
This was so much fun! I am new to sewing and your tutorial is great! I’ll be making lots of these! ♥️
thank you!
Wow I got excited on how to make fabric basket. I love watching it.
Thanks for watching!
LOVE THIS BASKET!! Perfect easy tutorial! I’m going to make some right now for Easter goodies. I was wondering if it makes a difference if you put the fusible fleece lining on the outer fabric or the inner fabric?
Yes, I put the Fusible Fleece on the outside fabric on my Savanna Bag.
Hi Angie, I've just come across you. I'm a total newbie to sewing, I have just purchased my first sewing machine and, to be quite frank, it's a bit scary! Thank you for showing a very easy-to-follow, step-by-step instruction, very calming to watch, and a fabulous tutorial. Your fabrics are gorgeous (and, love your nails) 💅Love from Somerset UK
I want to make the larger size you showed at the end. did you also cut it 1.5" in corners like the other or different? Great tutorial
Yes, I kept the corners the same.
Ty so much one of the best videos I've seen you explain everything very plainly. Love your fabric. You have a wonderful voice.
thank you!!
Thank you for a great tutorial, I. Love these baskets.❤️
thank you!!
Great video. Your instructions are very explicit and helpful. Even if someone did see the inside of your basket, if they were rude enough to comment on a crooked seam then they are not your friend! Don't waste time with unkind people!
thank you!!
I love these! Thank you so much for showing a step by step tutorial. My husband just baught me a sewing machine & I want to make these. What kind of fabric did you use & where & what clips are those? ❤😘
I bought my clips on amazon and my fat quarters at Hobby Lobby. You may can buy either of those where they sale fabric.
Hi Traci, I use Moda Fabric or Riley Blake Fabric and you can find both of them online. Here's a link to the clips I bought on Amazon. www.amazon.com/dp/B07YM3CFHX/?ref=exp_chicnscratch_dp_vv_d
This was so helpful thank you so much, I just got sewing sewing machine for Christmas, and so far I made a pillow, a pillow case, and a shirt, this is my new project thank you again
You're very welcome! I've love to see it when you make one!
Thank you for this wonderful tutorial! I actually feel like I can make this now!
Wonderful!
Lovely - thank you, I look forward to more of your wonderful creative projects.
Hi...i just wanna make the biggest one that u showed on video may i know its size ...is it same as 10" 18"?
I'm pretty sure the large one is 14 x 22 according to basket pattern I have
the fabric measures 7" x 18" for the smallest and 11" x 18" for the largest.
Chicnscratch!😂😂Thanks A Million for your "easy peasy" fabric bin/tote tutorial.You're "the best you tube sewing teacher".(YOU ROCK!"KEEP UP "THE GREAT JOB"!) Tonight's my 1st time coming across your "Awesome" sewing video & "I,subscribed"to your videos.😊
Wow, thank you so much!!
Just found you, Angie! Glad I did!!
I want to make the little basket with the green fabric with circles overlap.
Think you said it was a mess up one, but I love the size. Approx. what would the measurements be for the fabric and lining???
Hi Kim, I'm so sorry I have no idea! I was just cutting fabric and sewing. I will try to recreate that size but it will be early 2021. We just moved and I'm still in the process of unpacking.
Love your fabric basket tutorial! And I love that quirky music. Fun!
Thanks Andrea! I love the music too :)
Hi
I Enjoyed watching you doing does baskets can you give us the size for different sizes if you can thanks I’m new to this
the fabric measures 7" x 18" for the smallest and 11" x 18" for the largest.
I can’t wait to make a couple, of these baskets for storage in sewing room. Everyone is. Yelling my name. Thanks for sharing.
You're very welcome! I'd love to see a picture when you make them.
SUPER cute!! I love that you made a sewing tutorial. ❤️
Thanks Rikki!
Hi from 🇬🇧 these baskets are really gorgeous and your instructions were so clear. I enjoyed your accent too. 😊 I have made some and love them. They will make fab presents too. I only changed one detail..I cut out the little squares BEFORE stitching the 2 sides , so as I didn't have to cut through my stitches. Thanks so much for sharing this.
Amy D.
thanks Amy!!
Love these! You've made me want to get my sewing machine out again ….
They are so fun to make! I made nine more today :)
Bravo! I LOVE THEM!!! I most definitely will try them and I can`t even sew. They`re very easy to make. I`ve found my beginners project!! THANK YOU Princess
Definitely try it
Love using the clips
Beautiful baskets enjoy the video
Have fun!
What size square to make the big one
I'm sorry I don't know. It was one of my first when I was learning how to make them. In the future I will make notes when I'm sewing. Once I get unpacked I'll see if I can remake the larger version to get the measurements.
I got rid of all my fabric because I felt my sewing days were done. Love paper crafting too much. However you've convinced me to try these. Great directions.
I'd love to see your basket if you make one.
Interesting! I've never seen someone cut before boxing the corners, but after sewing the side seams. We all have our own rhythm to these useful projects. Love it. And lots of ♥️ for your East TN accent from SWVA 😊
Interesting! Now I need to see how to make it the way you mentioned!
@@chicnscratch Whitney Sews is a really great channel for that. She's got about 300 different bag/bin tutorials!
These are cute. My mom taught me when you sew, at the end give your fabric a haircut. This is something I still say. My mom taught me so much in sewing. I miss my mom so much. She passed away May of 2017. ❤️❤️❤️ Love your channel, you give great instructions. I will be back. ❤️
Thank you!! I'm so sorry for the loss of your mom!
Wow, Angie, it has been years since I have sewn and have lost my desire when I started making cards with SU. Now I Just brought home a sewing machine I had originally brought for my mom and now I need to make this!
Have fun!!
Fantastic!!! Made mine as I watched your easy to follow video thank you ☺️
That's great to hear!
I just made one of your baskets. So easy and cute! I am going to make them for my grandkids for Easter and fill with candy. I haven't sewed for a long while. It felt good to get my sewing machine out and make some quick projects. Thank you for the video.
thanks Cindee! I would love to see a picture of the baskets you made.
Thank you for the great video. You give such great clear instructions. I loved it. Loved the background music too.
Thanks for the tutorial. I am making some for a bazaar for our non profit sewing group to by fabric for the items we give to charities.
I did find that if I measure the cut out of the corner from the side seam, not the edge of fabric, that the edges lay flat and match when sewing.
I adore your accent, not to mention the clear instructions! 😊 ❤
I’m from Australia btw.
😊 thank you
These are adorable! Your fabric choices are beautiful!
thank you!
Just keep saying….”outside inside, inside outside, then right sides together”….that’s how I remember when making lined items. 👍🏻👵🏻💕
your directions are so easy to follow and i enjoy your background music too
thank you!
Thank you, super, clear, precise and easy to follow. Prettiest mess ups ever. ☺️ What super presents these will make. Off to rework my mess ups. 👍
Thanks so much 😊
Thank you so much for this tutorial. I’ve been curious how to make these! I’m going to make a couple tomorrow for my son’s blocks and cars ❤
You're very welcome! Happy sewing!
Angie these are wonderful. Even I might manage these. I might make some to put Easter eggs in as a gift. Thank you.
that's a great idea! Thanks Margaret!
I just want to say thank you for your very detailed instructions. I've watched other tutorials and yours are, by far, the best! Well done!!
thank you so much!!
The fabric you are using is gorgeous, it is in a yummy color way and it looks as if it is covered in silk
Am so grateful for this easy to follow video. Thank you . I have now made three fabric baskets for Christmas gifts and have made matching tissue covers to place inside .
Thank you for watching!!
I just made a bunch of these to fill for Christmas. Thanks for the info. Wishing you a wonderful holiday!
Thank you! You too!
This has been one of my favorite projects. Thanks for the tutorial. I really like the baskets...
You're very welcome!!
I'm a beginner when it comes to sewing and this is a project I can actually do. Thank you so much for sharing. They are pretty cute -- all sizes.
You're welcome! I'd love to see a picture when you make one!
Gosh Angie. You’re just like me. Stamp, sew, stamp, sew. We are renaissance women! Thanks for this great video.
you're very welcome!! Thanks Jeanne!
Que bellezas , muy útiles bellas telas . Gracias por compartirlas , desde Costa Rica
I like the clips too, but they are a little pricey. You are the only one I’ve seen that explains when you put the one inside of the other. Thank you. Now I understand what’s being done. The material is gorgeous. Very cute. Love it.❤❤❤ Do you make your labels yourself or do you have them made? I’m going to try these.😁❤️
I get my labels online at the Dutch Label Shop. Thanks for watching my video and your kind words!!
Super cute! You’ve given great instructions !
thank you!!
Loved your tutorial. Thank you for the different sizes.
You're very welcome!!
I love the way that you admit to messing up but then redeem yourself with a mini version which looks just great 👍🏽
Thanks!
These are sooooo AWESOME! If you gave these as gifts, what might be some items you would put inside the baskets? I knew you would have some good ideas!
The latest item I've put in one of these fabric baskets is a box of Kleenex.
You are awesome to show us this & provide instructions! Thank you! Shared
thank you!
So adorable, Angie!!!!
thank you!!
I'm with you about the wonder clips! Pins hate me, or maybe they love me since they poke me continually LOL! Such cute baskets, I made a couple larger ones like these this week but now I want to try these! Thanks for sharing!!!
Thank you just what I wanted to make for work. By the way I loved the background music
Darling basket. You did a great job making your video. More sewing please.
Thank you! Will do!