The absolute BEST video I've seen for how to add tabs to zippers and the detailed explanation along each step is superb!! I will be recommending this video to people who want to learn how to do this! Thank you so much!
Thank u so much Christine. I thought I was patient but u surpass me by far! I’m sewing denim bags and impossible to sew zippers in. I follow ur instructions on using a denim needle but still too thick for my poor old Kenmore domestic machine. However I used a thinner cotton and with ur tutorial on these tabs it looks great. I top stitched by hand on both sides of the zipper with embroidered stitches. My fingers r not so happy but I am with this technique. What more can I say”ur simply the best! So much appreciated always!!
Love your instructions, and I love your accent. I’m from the USA and I LOVE you accent! Thank you for the demonstration! Best tutorial on zips and tabs!
I may or may not have cried ( :) ) after so many failed zipper tab attempts and now watching your video and I am like OMG this is the best video I have ever watched. You made me sew hundreds of zipper bags without any fear or disappointment. I am so lucky to come across your channel, God bless you!
I can not tell you how much this video has helped me! I am so excited to finally make the zipper tabs the right way! Lots of tutorials "zip" right thru that part and I've never made a zipper pouch look as good as it should. You are a life saver!!! Thank you so very very much! ❤
thank you SO much for this tutorial. I just finished a zipper bag last night and was very disappointed with the strangely angled corners on either side of my zipper. Back to the drawing board for me - with a much better way of doing this. I am saving this video for future use as it is absolutely brilliant!
Wow, what an amazing help - i did a zip bag for the first time today - I could not have done it without your tutorial - thanks a million. You made ma happy ! 💐💐💐
Thank you so much for this video, Christine. It's the very best one I've seen on how to sew the tabs. Knowing exactly where to start and stop sewing makes all the difference to the neatness of the project. I actually think I can do it now! I'm off to practice.
Thank you for this tutorial! I did zipper tabs for the first time, following your tutorial, and I am completely sold! I gave you a shout out in both my RUclips video and my Instagram post in gratitude for introducing me to this technique and saving my sanity. 😊
When I used 50 years of zippers taken from dresses and other clothing, even some jackets, I was having to add tabs due to fraying. They looked fantastic. After a year or so, I couldn't believe it, but I ran out of zippers. So I ordered some. I couldn't figure out what I was doing wrong. Then I saw people putting tabs on. Following instructions from other channels, they were creating enormous bulk. Then I saw your channel. You put on tabs like I had been doing with my repurposed zips, but couldn't figure out the math. Thank you so much! I was overthinking, as usual. I love your channel. ❤😊
Thank you so much Christina, I finally have been able to see which way around I need to turn the main fabric and lining and seam allowances at the the junction of the lining and main fabric when putting a zip in. Very useful video, thumbs up !👍👍
You are excellent at teaching. Just love watching and learning from you…. Plus I have an Aunt from Australia she came over as a war bride an never lost her Aussie accent.
Only just found your tutorial. Have started a zip top pouch so and going to try your method of zipper tabs and insertion. I've not had any success with endless zips! So am going to stick with the normal zip. Very clear and well paced tutorial. Thank you.
I ordered the endless zippers. Lots of endless zippers. Oh. My. Word. I could NOT get the zipper heads on the tape. I put them away. Tried another day. Nope. Frustrated! Put them away again. 3rd try. Nope. Tossed them all in the sewing room trash. Days later, I see this video. I dug them out of the trash for one. last. try. Good glory. I've been holding the tongue the wrong way! Who knew such a simple thing could cause so much trouble? Guess who can put a zipper head on without effort now? Yeah. This knucklehead. Love your videos. Love your accent. You're so pleasant to listen to! Thank you for this video.
I find burning the edges of the zipper with a lighter is much easier to insert the zipper head. It prevents the fraying. I also do this on the polyester webbing for straps on bags. Hope this helps everyone.. from Montreal Quebec Canada but born in Ontario so I’m French Canadian. Oh btw.. I love Americans and hopefully we always remain great neighbours as always once the political crisis is over.. life will be good again.
Here is another round of thanks, Christine. A few nights ago I watched this video and saw that you do several steps differently than I do them. Well, I have made two zippered pouches since then and you're right; your methods are quicker and easier. Your tab method is quicker and does not show any stitching (which my method did). Top stitching just the outer bag (vs of both the outer and lining together) is quick and makes it easier to do a lining. Also, with your tip about lining up edges, it make it a snap to sew the outer bag and lining separately and give a more polished look. (I used to include the top and lining in the side hems and would then overcast the raw edges.) Thanks again.
Hi Christine, I just received your lovely post card in the mail today. It was so kind of you to send it to me. I had a long day today and seeing your card was such a fun surprise. Also thank you for your kind words. I hope you have a lovely day! Thanks again 😊
A very instructional video. I am making bags with continuous zips. Hard for me to get the slides on. I watched a video showing to snip 1/2” off one side of the zip, put slide on longer side then add slide to shorter piece. It helped me. You make it look so easy. Thank you for an enjoyable video.
Perfect explanation to do your zippers and doing the the sewing of the zippers. I been doing this for years and it works every time, perfectly. Don’t know what those sticks are for but maybe pushing out the corners of our bags. Another great tutorial!⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️
Thank you thank you. Zipper applications have always been a small challenge for me. I want to make several project bags for family members and want them to look really nice. Your video is just exactly what I need!!
Thanks Christine. I’ll have to practice more with the open ended zips. You made it look so easy. Why do some tutorials put the zipper on the teeth then take it all the way to the bottom and off the other end and then place it back on again? I hope this is making sense. I think your way makes much more sense to me. 👍👍👍
Thanks Christine. I pull mine through sometimes as it helps to sew the ends closed more easily when the slider is in the middle. Also if you use two sliders, you need to run one through then the other😁
Thank you SO much for this very informative tutorial. It's the first time I've actually understood about measuring for a zip. ❤ I've still some work to do with squaring things of though 😂
This tutorial is just what I've been looking for. I always have a round bunching at my zip tab corners. I didn't know how to improve it. Now I do. Thank you.
I needed this too. I haven't been able to get the ends coming out very nicely even though I have watched many bags being made with Christina. Seeing that you only topstitch to the tab makes a lot of sense. I'm going straight way to make one before I forget! Thank you for the thorough explanation. Really helps.
Thank you so much Christine I really really enjoyed watching you take us all through this. I’ve got to say, you have explained and demonstrated how to do this remarkably well. I’m a seasoned sewer and I think you did this perfectly. Please stay safe and well too xxxx Mags ❤❤❤❤
I've only started working with zippers few weeks ago and have been looking at lots of zipper videos and This is the way to do it! i love the way you explained...great details and patience ! Thanks for sharing...
Thank you for your clear and easy-to-follow tutorial. Perfect edges for any bag! Love it! Keep your videos coming. Love to learn more from you. God bless you.
I'm a professional dressmaker and always struggled with the corners of zips on bags. I'm going to put this to the test right away! Question: what is a hump jumper? I always use a screwdriver tip and put pressure on the front of the foot. It helps with getting over the bulk. Thanks for your video!❤
Karen, a hump jumper is a plastic gadget that helps you go over thick seams. You've probably used thick fabric pieces instead, or even adjusted your presser foot. Here's a video I did a while back showing what it is😁 ruclips.net/video/bvuUy48_w-g/видео.htmlsi=o1yJqvJBBMxwfyR4
I concur with all the comments, wonderful, just wonderful! Thank you so much Christine. My measurements were different but I did just as you suggest and the pouch turned out really well.
Thankyou so much for the very in depth tutorial. It assisted me a great deal as I always have trouble when sewing the sides of the bag. Because I lose flexibility in my arthritic fingers , the close up views have helped me immensely. I make a lot of pouches with upholstery swatches, which my grandson brings from his work in a furniture shop. They are so useful for gifts. And with six grandsons and partners, they are always appreciated whatever the size. Thankyou once again. I hope you find a use for the sticks. Perhaps eating very long pasta. LOL.
very well done I needed that one as i just did a zipper in a pouch and not as neat of a job as this is with the tabs . Helpful and I thought the tools you received were pokers as well to help with the points and poking out My sewing tools would not be complete if I didn't have a sort of poker. Mine is wooden and looks like a knitting needle without the top LOVE it
Hello. Zippers have always been my nightmare in my bag making crafts. Your slow and detailed tips and tricks demonstration give me the courage to stop hating this step. Thanks for your teaching presentation .
Thank you. This is an excellent tutorial. I appreciate the time you took to help people like me. I’m intrigued by the double sided zipper tape and will look for that. Can’t wait to try this out.
Awesome video Christine. Sewed a zip with tabs today and it came out horrible! Dented/bunched sides. Video I watched to make my pouch did not mention to NOT sew all the way to the end of the fabric when sewing on the zip. After watching your video and learning exactly where to stop sewing at the zipper tabs it all makes sense now. Can’t wait to try it tomorrow. Thank you so much for your clear, precise video. I have learned so much from you!
I think she is talking about making and using interfacing on the back of your quilt. It does not show on the top of your quilt; and, it is very neat and attractive on the back of the quilt (depending on what fabric is used). ❤❤❤
I have just returned to sewing after several years. I did a crafting challenge to raise money for MND. Fortunately I didn't need to sell my crafts as my zipper pouches were so wonky. I struggled so much with the zips but now I have a guide and a mentor who has clearly showed me the way. Maybe I will be able to sell my zipper bags after this tutorial. Thank you so much Christine.
This is one of the most helpful tutorials I’ve seen. Thank you so much for so much detail. I really like your method for making the zipper tabs. I swear you read my mind, I was going to ask you what is the significance of the extra piece around your foot? Just at that moment you explained what it was! A “safety rail”, sort of. Very interesting. Love your videos.
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The absolute BEST video I've seen for how to add tabs to zippers and the detailed explanation along each step is superb!! I will be recommending this video to people who want to learn how to do this! Thank you so much!
Wow, thank you so much Nancy ☺️
The best tutorial of zipper tabs. I watched many videos but yours is the best! Thank you!
Wow, thank you so much Teri😀
Thank u so much Christine. I thought I was patient but u surpass me by far! I’m sewing denim bags and impossible to sew zippers in. I follow ur instructions on using a denim needle but still too thick for my poor old Kenmore domestic machine. However I used a thinner cotton and with ur tutorial on these tabs it looks great. I top stitched by hand on both sides of the zipper with embroidered stitches. My fingers r not so happy but I am with this technique. What more can I say”ur simply the best! So much appreciated always!!
Best tutorial on zips I have watched! Seriously have watch quite a few and this made following so easy, thank you.
Glad it was helpful Veronica. Thank you😁
Your sewing is so beautifully done!!!
Love your instructions, and I love your accent. I’m from the USA and I LOVE you accent! Thank you for the demonstration! Best tutorial on zips and tabs!
Thank you so much! 😊
your zipper putting the zip on was amazing. I have been fighting these for a year. I will try this idea
You can do it Andrea. Thank you😊
Thank you! This was the best video. The zipper ends have been my nemesis.
I'm so glad I could help! Thank you😁
I may or may not have cried ( :) ) after so many failed zipper tab attempts and now watching your video and I am like OMG this is the best video I have ever watched. You made me sew hundreds of zipper bags without any fear or disappointment. I am so lucky to come across your channel, God bless you!
That's so wonderful Banu. Thank you so much😀
I can not tell you how much this video has helped me! I am so excited to finally make the zipper tabs the right way! Lots of tutorials "zip" right thru that part and I've never made a zipper pouch look as good as it should. You are a life saver!!! Thank you so very very much! ❤
@maryfisher2017 that's awesome Mary. Thank you😀
Excellent video and so well explained .. from now on .. this is the only way to sew zippers … thank you.
Thanks Marie. It's certainly my preferred way😁
thank you SO much for this tutorial. I just finished a zipper bag last night and was very disappointed with the strangely angled corners on either side of my zipper. Back to the drawing board for me - with a much better way of doing this. I am saving this video for future use as it is absolutely brilliant!
Hope this one works for you Cynthia😀
Wow, what an amazing help - i did a zip bag for the first time today - I could not have done it without your tutorial - thanks a million. You made ma happy ! 💐💐💐
That's so wonderful Esther. Well done😁
Thank you so much for this video, Christine. It's the very best one I've seen on how to sew the tabs. Knowing exactly where to start and stop sewing makes all the difference to the neatness of the project. I actually think I can do it now! I'm off to practice.
Thanks so much Jane. You can do it!😁
Excellent and clear instructions on how to add zipper tabs.
Thank you Rhea😁
Thank you for this tutorial! I did zipper tabs for the first time, following your tutorial, and I am completely sold! I gave you a shout out in both my RUclips video and my Instagram post in gratitude for introducing me to this technique and saving my sanity. 😊
I'm so glad your zipper tabs worked out Lola😊
@@ChristinesHomeAffairs Thank you! Me, too! The dilemma was quite frustrating, ha ha. You are a great blessing!
Fabulous video ❤❤❤❤ thank you so much for sharing
Thank you Sabrina😁
Thank you Christine...your pouches are great...you are the best!
You are so welcome Hope. Thank you😀
Thanks again, perfectly explained. Merry Christmas Christine!
Best one I've seen. Will try it tomorrow
Thank you. Happy sewing! If you're on Facebook, you can share your makes on our group page of the same name😁
When I used 50 years of zippers taken from dresses and other clothing, even some jackets, I was having to add tabs due to fraying. They looked fantastic. After a year or so, I couldn't believe it, but I ran out of zippers. So I ordered some. I couldn't figure out what I was doing wrong. Then I saw people putting tabs on. Following instructions from other channels, they were creating enormous bulk. Then I saw your channel. You put on tabs like I had been doing with my repurposed zips, but couldn't figure out the math. Thank you so much! I was overthinking, as usual. I love your channel. ❤😊
Thanks so much Sharon. It's funny how we tend to overthink things, then find a really simple solution. Story of my life!😀
Thank you so much Christina, I finally have been able to see which way around I need to turn the main fabric and lining and seam allowances at the the junction of the lining and main fabric when putting a zip in.
Very useful video, thumbs up !👍👍
Thank you 🎉🎉🎉
You are so welcome Cilou. I'm glad it was helpful😀
You're very welcome Lisa😀
That color shirt is brilliant on you!! 😊
Oh thank you!😀
Love this video. I have watched so many videos to try and get my tabs right instead of the dents. This is magic!!!
Glad it helped Sharna. thank you😀
Wonderful tutorial, this is the first time I have managed perfect tabs and corners.
That's wonderful Sue. Well done!😁
You are excellent at teaching. Just love watching and learning from you…. Plus I have an Aunt from Australia she came over as a war bride an never lost her Aussie accent.
Thanks so much Carol.😀
Thank you for answering several of my questions about installing zippers!
You're very welcome Laurie😀
Excellent tutorial ,I will make a bag using your instructions,easier then another I had followed.TFS.I will get some double sided fabric tape.
Thank you. The DS tape is a game changer😁
Just what I need.... just the technique.....thank you so much 😊
My pleasure Lynette`😊
Thank you Christy I really like your videos you are really good explaining everything 🙏God bless you
Glad you like them Amalia. Thank you 😊
Christine, great tutorial on zipper installation. You explain everything in detail and so easy to understand. ❤
Thanks so much Rose😁
Only just found your tutorial. Have started a zip top pouch so and going to try your method of zipper tabs and insertion. I've not had any success with endless zips! So am going to stick with the normal zip. Very clear and well paced tutorial. Thank you.
Glad it was helpful Kris. Thank you😁
I ordered the endless zippers. Lots of endless zippers. Oh. My. Word. I could NOT get the zipper heads on the tape. I put them away. Tried another day. Nope. Frustrated! Put them away again. 3rd try. Nope. Tossed them all in the sewing room trash. Days later, I see this video. I dug them out of the trash for one. last. try. Good glory. I've been holding the tongue the wrong way! Who knew such a simple thing could cause so much trouble? Guess who can put a zipper head on without effort now? Yeah. This knucklehead.
Love your videos. Love your accent. You're so pleasant to listen to! Thank you for this video.
That's so awesome Nanny C. I'm so glad you mastered the zip. It's all in the way you held your tongue😁
I find burning the edges of the zipper with a lighter is much easier to insert the zipper head. It prevents the fraying. I also do this on the polyester webbing for straps on bags. Hope this helps everyone.. from Montreal Quebec Canada but born in Ontario so I’m French Canadian. Oh btw.. I love Americans and hopefully we always remain great neighbours as always once the political crisis is over.. life will be good again.
You are an excellent teacher! ❤
Thanks Judy😀
Thank you so very much, so much detail, I’m extremely grateful. 💕
You're very welcome welcome Diane😄
love this tutorial, you did best. the tutorial keep me off from anxiety when facing with zippers. great video and best for refrence on zippers.
Thanks so much Zaleha😁
You have by far the best tutorial for zips!!!!!!
Thank you so much😁
I'm assuming those "sticks" are point turners? Another excellent video, thank you so much, Christine.
Yes they are Kimberly. Thank you😀
Good clear instructions! Thankyou 😀
Thank you June😀
Here is another round of thanks, Christine. A few nights ago I watched this video and saw that you do several steps differently than I do them. Well, I have made two zippered pouches since then and you're right; your methods are quicker and easier. Your tab method is quicker and does not show any stitching (which my method did). Top stitching just the outer bag (vs of both the outer and lining together) is quick and makes it easier to do a lining. Also, with your tip about lining up edges, it make it a snap to sew the outer bag and lining separately and give a more polished look. (I used to include the top and lining in the side hems and would then overcast the raw edges.) Thanks again.
You're very welcome Michael. I'm so glad this video has been helpful. Thank you😀
Amazing! Thank you so much for this. I feel so much better, I now know I can do this😂
You can do it!😁
Hi Christine, I just received your lovely post card in the mail today. It was so kind of you to send it to me. I had a long day today and seeing your card was such a fun surprise. Also thank you for your kind words. I hope you have a lovely day! Thanks again 😊
That's wonderful Donna, and thank you for the bag. I use it every day😀
A very instructional video. I am making bags with continuous zips. Hard for me to get the slides on. I watched a video showing to snip 1/2” off one side of the zip, put slide on longer side then add slide to shorter piece. It helped me. You make it look so easy. Thank you for an enjoyable video.
Thanks Mona. You really don't need to snip off bits from the zip. It just takes practice, and it does get easier. 😀
Excellent video and clear visuals as well as explanations. Can’t wait to make my next zipper bag. Best EVER!
Awesome! Thank you Constance😀
Really well done - thank you so much for your clear explanation, much appreciated!!
Thank you so much Julia😄
❤ the way you explain, everything so clearly, thanks for sharing.
Thanks so much Aida😁
Your video helped me finally understand how to make my zipper tabs perfectly! Thank you very much!
That's wonderful Susan. I'm so pleased it's helped😀
Perfect explanation to do your zippers and doing the the sewing of the zippers. I been doing this for years and it works every time, perfectly. Don’t know what those sticks are for but maybe pushing out the corners of our bags. Another great tutorial!⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️
Thanks Debbie. The sticks are for poking out corners😀
Thank you thank you. Zipper applications have always been a small challenge for me. I want to make several project bags for family members and want them to look really nice. Your video is just exactly what I need!!
Happy to help Rhoda. Thank you😁
This is a great refresher video. Thanks Christine…!!!❤
You are so welcome Kimberly. Thank you 😊
Thanks Christine. I’ll have to practice more with the open ended zips. You made it look so easy. Why do some tutorials put the zipper on the teeth then take it all the way to the bottom and off the other end and then place it back on again? I hope this is making sense. I think your way makes much more sense to me. 👍👍👍
Thanks Christine. I pull mine through sometimes as it helps to sew the ends closed more easily when the slider is in the middle. Also if you use two sliders, you need to run one through then the other😁
Thank you SO much for this very informative tutorial. It's the first time I've actually understood about measuring for a zip. ❤
I've still some work to do with squaring things of though 😂
Glad it was helpful Roz. I'm still always working on improvements too😀
This tutorial is just what I've been looking for. I always have a round bunching at my zip tab corners. I didn't know how to improve it. Now I do. Thank you.
That's fabulous Tina. Hope they turn out perfectly for you now😀
Thanks this is a fabulous video. Will give this a try tomorrow!
Thanks Sheila. Hope it worked out for you😀
Thank you, I needed this. No matter how careful I am with zips, it still comes out crooked or puckered so I get frustrated. These tips helped!
I needed this too. I haven't been able to get the ends coming out very nicely even though I have watched many bags being made with Christina. Seeing that you only topstitch to the tab makes a lot of sense. I'm going straight way to make one before I forget! Thank you for the thorough explanation. Really helps.
Glad it was helpful for you Di😊
You're very welcome Catherine. Thank you😊
Yes indeed your video is truly enjoyable and effective. Thank you for sharing
Thank you so much Fungai😀
Thank you so much Christine I really really enjoyed watching you take us all through this. I’ve got to say, you have explained and demonstrated how to do this remarkably well. I’m a seasoned sewer and I think you did this perfectly. Please stay safe and well too xxxx Mags ❤❤❤❤
Thank you so much Cyril😁
Thank you for sharing Christine .hope your well . Xx
My pleasure Karen. Thank you😀
I've only started working with zippers few weeks ago and have been looking at lots of zipper videos and This is the way to do it! i love the way you explained...great details and patience ! Thanks for sharing...
Thanks so much Janet. All the best with your zipper journey😁
What a great explanation for the zipper tabs. Thanks!
You're very welcome Marlyn😁
You are such a patient and knowledgeable teacher! Thank you!
Thank you so much😁
Thanks! Very helpful
Thank you Shula😁
Thank you for your clear and easy-to-follow tutorial. Perfect edges for any bag! Love it! Keep your videos coming. Love to learn more from you. God bless you.
Thank you so much Lily😁
I'm a professional dressmaker and always struggled with the corners of zips on bags.
I'm going to put this to the test right away!
Question: what is a hump jumper? I always use a screwdriver tip and put pressure on the front of the foot. It helps with getting over the bulk.
Thanks for your video!❤
Karen, a hump jumper is a plastic gadget that helps you go over thick seams. You've probably used thick fabric pieces instead, or even adjusted your presser foot. Here's a video I did a while back showing what it is😁 ruclips.net/video/bvuUy48_w-g/видео.htmlsi=o1yJqvJBBMxwfyR4
I concur with all the comments, wonderful, just wonderful! Thank you so much Christine. My measurements were different but I did just as you suggest and the pouch turned out really well.
That's fabulous Claire. I'm glad it was a huge success😊
Thank you Christine, great explanation.. you make it all look simple 😘
You are so welcome Helen. Thank you😁
Thank you for the detailed instructions .... 💜
You are so welcome Juanita. Thank you😀
Excellent tutorial Christine.
Thank you Penny 😊
Thankyou so much for the very in depth tutorial. It assisted me a great deal as I always have trouble when sewing the sides of the bag. Because I lose flexibility in my arthritic fingers , the close up views have helped me immensely. I make a lot of pouches with upholstery swatches, which my grandson brings from his work in a furniture shop. They are so useful for gifts. And with six grandsons and partners, they are always appreciated whatever the size. Thankyou once again. I hope you find a use for the sticks. Perhaps eating very long pasta. LOL.
You're very welcome Carol. Thank you😁
This was an excellent tutorial, thank you, Christine... I believe the chopsticks were for poking add to corners. She used the word proder ha
They sure were Jan. Thank you😀
Wow, what a good video! You give us so many very good tips! Sometimes it is just little tips that solve problems, and you gave those too!
Thanks so much Julie😀
very well done I needed that one as i just did a zipper in a pouch and not as neat of a job as this is with the tabs . Helpful and I thought the tools you received were pokers as well to help with the points and poking out My sewing tools would not be complete if I didn't have a sort of poker. Mine is wooden and looks like a knitting needle without the top LOVE it
Glad it helped Joyce. Thank you😀
Very clear tutorial. Thank you!
Thanks Dannie😀
Brilliant! very, very helpful and timely, as I'm having a bag-making spree this week. Thank you so much!
Glad it was helpful Marian. Happy sewing! 😀
Wonderful video, Christine! Many thanks.
Glad you enjoyed it Sylvia😊
Thank you for this clarification of putting these bags together.
You're very welcome Linda. Thank you😁
Hello. Zippers have always been my nightmare in my bag making crafts. Your slow and detailed tips and tricks demonstration give me the courage to stop hating this step. Thanks for your teaching presentation .
You are so welcome Orlando. Thank you😀
Thank you. This is an excellent tutorial. I appreciate the time you took to help people like me. I’m intrigued by the double sided zipper tape and will look for that. Can’t wait to try this out.
Thank you so much. Happy sewing!😁
thank you so much, great tutorial, just what I needed :)
That's wonderful Robyn.😁
reusing the extra zipper tape is genius, i've been saving mine for future projects, going to use them as decoration or tabs
I love using the bits I cut off. It adds a bit of interest to the bags😊
Awesome video Christine. Sewed a zip with tabs today and it came out horrible! Dented/bunched sides. Video I watched to make my pouch did not mention to NOT sew all the way to the end of the fabric when sewing on the zip. After watching your video and learning exactly where to stop sewing at the zipper tabs it all makes sense now. Can’t wait to try it tomorrow. Thank you so much for your clear, precise video. I have learned so much from you!
I hope the next ones work perfectly for you Cat😀
Great video. The “Butler Method” is another great way to do bag-zips. Lets the bag open wider.
Yes! Thank you! I did the Butler method video a few months back😁
Thanks!
Thank you so much Mary😀
wonderful job thank you
Thank you so much😀
I think she is talking about making and using interfacing on the back of your quilt. It does not show on the top of your quilt; and, it is very neat and attractive on the back of the quilt (depending on what fabric is used). ❤❤❤
Thanks Arvetta. After some research, I did a video on it today😊
Thank you so much, Christine.
You're very welcome Dahbia😁
You are such an excellent Teacher. Can you please add one Information: wich needel do i have to use?....Greetings from Germany 😊
Thank you Susanne. I most often use a universal 90/14 needle😁
Thanks Christine, I finally mastered this technique, once you get it its the easiest way, love your pokers too.
That's awesome Faye. love the pokers too😁
thank you so much for such an indepth explanation great tutorial thank you Christine
Thanks Gilly😀
Thank you for sharing your expertise, Christine. A very thorough explanation and demonstration.
Thanks so much Inna😁
I have just returned to sewing after several years. I did a crafting challenge to raise money for MND. Fortunately I didn't need to sell my crafts as my zipper pouches were so wonky. I struggled so much with the zips but now I have a guide and a mentor who has clearly showed me the way. Maybe I will be able to sell my zipper bags after this tutorial. Thank you so much Christine.
You're so very welcome Jacqui. Thank you🙂
Thank you so much, this was awesome!
You're so welcome Cindy. Thank you 😊
This is amazing tutorial git my attention thisbis my next project to focus on zippers theyve alwys intimidated me not today not any more. Thank you
Thant's wonderful. Thank you😀
Thank you. I tried the Butler method but I like your zipper tabs better.
Thank you. I prefer this method too😀
Great tutorial Christine. Love the fabrics you picked, very pretty. 😊
Thanks janet. I'm glad you enjoyed it😀
OOOOOOOOOOh. always need more info on getting a neat finish! thank you!
You're very welcome Kirsten. Thank you😁
Thank you so much. This is very helpful.
You're very welcome. Thank you😀
I love your video you are so precise
Thank you Cindy😀
This is one of the most helpful tutorials I’ve seen. Thank you so much for so much detail. I really like your method for making the zipper tabs. I swear you read my mind, I was going to ask you what is the significance of the extra piece around your foot? Just at that moment you explained what it was! A “safety rail”, sort of. Very interesting. Love your videos.
Thanks so much Debbie😁
Another great tutorial, thank you for taking the time to share
You're very welcome Debra😁