I can't wait to watch my first premiere video with you guys! We can chit chat during the video, yay! If you have any questions I will try to answer them after the premiere. Also, let me know if there is something you want to learn. I have several things planned and will be posting new tutorials each week. If you enjoy the video please give me a thumbs up and don't forget to hit the bell in the upper right hand corner to be reminded of future videos. Thanks!
It's the second year of coming back to this video for a reminder on how this is done. I make these in bulk for the craft shows. I noticed a small tool you used to push and pull through the dog feed. I started using the walking foot for the last step and it worked like a charm!
great instructions. i appreciate you telling us all materials need to be cotton, including the thread. Now i have to make a run to the fabric store. thanks
What batting did you use? Your's is so thin, compared to the Wrap and Zap, if you soak and dry it like recommended on the package. Sewing the flaps one over the other makes it very bulky, but your's didn't appear that way. I've made two tonight myself.
It’s 100% cotton batting made specifically to be used in the microwave. Warm and Natural has 12.5% polyester and could catch fire if used in the microwave.
Thanks for the video, as I am very dyslectic and I have a hard time understanding written instructions. You didn't indicate whether you use 1/4 inch or 1/2 inch seam in making the bag or does it really matter.
Do you recommend reinforcing the stitching at the opening of the bag? Would an all-cotton flannel work instead of Wrap and Zap because it is so bulky to sew once it is folded over. I'd also recommend using a non-directional fabric.
Priscilla Boisvert Yes you should reinforce the stitching at the opening. As long as the flannel and thread are 100% cotton since this is going in the microwave. I agree non-directional fabric would be best. Thanks for commenting 😊
I can't wait to watch my first premiere video with you guys! We can chit chat during the video, yay! If you have any questions I will try to answer them after the premiere. Also, let me know if there is something you want to learn. I have several things planned and will be posting new tutorials each week. If you enjoy the video please give me a thumbs up and don't forget to hit the bell in the upper right hand corner to be reminded of future videos. Thanks!
It's the second year of coming back to this video for a reminder on how this is done. I make these in bulk for the craft shows. I noticed a small tool you used to push and pull through the dog feed. I started using the walking foot for the last step and it worked like a charm!
Thanks so much for coming back to visit our channel and for the idea of using the walking foot 😊
My granddaughter followed you instructions for the bag. She did a wonderful job. Thank you.
That’s awesome 🤩
Again thank you for the straightforward tutorial. I made one full set with plate cozies, and now I'm on my second set as a gift to a friend!
You are very welcome! Thanks for watching have fun putting your friends together 😊
great instructions. i appreciate you telling us all materials need to be cotton, including the thread. Now i have to make a run to the fabric store. thanks
+Kim Kaarto You’re welcome! Thanks for watching 😊
Great tutorial thank you! Straightforward to-the-point!
Wow really quick 👏🏼💖💯
I will try soon as I get wrap n tap
Mrs.Victory💕
Thanks for watching!
Sew easy!
Thank you so much for sharing this video/pattern. Super easy to follow sewed my first one today!! Much appreciated💕
Fast and easy!!
thanks for these tutorial. I want to try😊
Fantastic🙌
Awesome! 🤗🤗
What batting did you use? Your's is so thin, compared to the Wrap and Zap, if you soak and dry it like recommended on the package. Sewing the flaps one over the other makes it very bulky, but your's didn't appear that way. I've made two tonight myself.
+Jessica Eiss I used 100 % cotton quilt batting.
What is wrap and zap..is this warm and natural?
It’s 100% cotton batting made specifically to be used in the microwave. Warm and Natural has 12.5% polyester and could catch fire if used in the microwave.
Thanks for the video, as I am very dyslectic and I have a hard time understanding written instructions. You didn't indicate whether you use 1/4 inch or 1/2 inch seam in making the bag or does it really matter.
I used 1/4" but it really doesn't matter for this project :) Thanks for watching!
Do you recommend reinforcing the stitching at the opening of the bag? Would an all-cotton flannel work instead of Wrap and Zap because it is so bulky to sew once it is folded over. I'd also recommend using a non-directional fabric.
Priscilla Boisvert Yes you should reinforce the stitching at the opening. As long as the flannel and thread are 100% cotton since this is going in the microwave. I agree non-directional fabric would be best. Thanks for commenting 😊
Logout! What were your measurements?
In the description
What's the overall size of the 3 pieces of fabric?
10” x 22” 😊
Do you need to wash the wrap and zap before used as directed on the bag??
No, it’s not necessary 😊 Thanks for watching and check out our online shop www.thebrokenneedle.com
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Thank you very much. I was so worried about that
I'll check the website
Happy Crafting
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How do U bake the potato?
pewdgie Hi, there are detailed instructions in the description area here. You can cook 2 russet potatoes in the bag on high for 8 minutes 😊
Thank U sew much,,,
@@pewdgie You are very welcome😀
Do you sell the bags??
+Lucimara Leite-Charlot No, sorry we don't. Thanks for watching 😀