This looks a little daunting...Diane says...do this...it will fit...I thought....never! Well it comes together SO beautifully! I want to make them in EVERY piece of fabric and give them away. Diane says...you'll be sewing them up in no time and they go so fast...she's right...clear and informative, just follow the instructions. I LOVE them and am a hooked Oggette!
This is a great pattern. Just made several this weekend. A couple of notes if you choose to use ripstock nylon: 1. Be prepared to change your sewing machine needle often-as soon as you start skipping stitches. 2: she recommends zigzagging the tops and bottoms to finish the seam but says you can use bias tape if you want to get fancy. Because my machine did not like the ripstock, I found it was much easier to use bias tape to finish the seams. (Plus I have a pretty big bias tape stash).
Take a look at my introduction to fabrics for bag making here where I discuss a whole range of options. Waterproof canvas is a great, economical, domestic friendly fabric for Pods and bags and with no need to interface: ruclips.net/video/H3sj4e2fCus/видео.htmlsi=4doBYLd1qdlPDJxw There are links under the video to various fabrics I discuss
Just scroll down to the text under the video to find the link to any of my patterns. You can also find it here on my website: www.spencerogg.com/product/packing-pods-in-3-sizes-video-tutorial-pdf-sewing-pattern/
All working OK Sarah, e-mail me if you still have a problem. You should just be able to click the link in the pattern, or copy andpaste to your browser
You're lucky, your currency is better. Only $10 for you, it's almost $15 for AUD. I hate our currency rate. Everything we do here costs so much. Trying to get anything shipped from America is a nightmare after currency conversion and shipping prices. Anyways, that's probably not interesting to you LOL :)
@@paulasydney What a shame, we assume the currency conversion means it's relatively the same price wherever you are. At least no shipping on a PDF pattern !
@@SpencerOgg Ya, that's true. I get used to it. Don't like it, but get used to it. Also, you do have a video to go along with it so that's a plus :) Love your channel. Will definitely be shopping there !! cheer ;)
@@SpencerOgg Well that's it...i'm done!! LOL I went to your site. It's fabulous and I love your patterns. I love making bags. i bought a few of your patterns. Want more :) I'll be back for more most definitely!! Thank you. Lovely designs :) Can't wait to make my bags. Now I just need to hunt supplies.
Great pods and sooo, so tempting. But none of them is the size I need. I wonder if my skills are sufficient enough for me to make one to measure... hmmmm
Pretty easy to upsize them, just make the gussets and hinge wider. More details of how to do it on my Facebook Board if you wish to join facebook.com/groups/170115107145604/
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This looks a little daunting...Diane says...do this...it will fit...I thought....never! Well it comes together SO beautifully! I want to make them in EVERY piece of fabric and give them away. Diane says...you'll be sewing them up in no time and they go so fast...she's right...clear and informative, just follow the instructions. I LOVE them and am a hooked Oggette!
Thanks so much. So glad you enjoyed making them xx
This is a great pattern. Just made several this weekend. A couple of notes if you choose to use ripstock nylon: 1. Be prepared to change your sewing machine needle often-as soon as you start skipping stitches. 2: she recommends zigzagging the tops and bottoms to finish the seam but says you can use bias tape if you want to get fancy. Because my machine did not like the ripstock, I found it was much easier to use bias tape to finish the seams. (Plus I have a pretty big bias tape stash).
Thanks for sharing your tips Teresa 😘
Perfect for storing my out of season clothes, all my knitting yarns and my fabric stash.
Can’t wait to make these! My family always knows they will get things like this for Christmas.
Don't hold back, get sewing they are super easy!
I’m delighted to find your wonderful videos. Thank you so much
Glad you like them!
They look so useful, pretty and amazing. Thanks Diane.
Thanks Gail, hope you enjoy making them xx
What a super idea! Looking forward to trying these pods when I have time :)
Glad you like them!
Love that it comes with a video!
Looking for this tutorial
The link comes with the PDF download Carole, you will find it on the first page.
I'm in, off to buy the pattern now. thanks Diane for the inspiration x
Thanks Helen xx
I have just purchased the pattern and wondering if anyone has lined it? Thanks for your help.
There are a few on the facebook group that have lined it. Why not join and take a look: facebook.com/groups/spencerogg
Im so overwhelmed I want to make everything Lol. What fabrics do you prefer for newbies like me?
Take a look at my introduction to fabrics for bag making here where I discuss a whole range of options. Waterproof canvas is a great, economical, domestic friendly fabric for Pods and bags and with no need to interface: ruclips.net/video/H3sj4e2fCus/видео.htmlsi=4doBYLd1qdlPDJxw
There are links under the video to various fabrics I discuss
They look great. I'm off to buy the pattern.
Really great
Where is the video tutorials I just purchased
You will find the link on the first page of your Packing Pods instruction document, you just need to click on it Normy
They are pretty great but how do I make mine?
There is a link to the pattern in the text below the video Ruth xx
Excellent thank you.
How do you sew rip stop? Confusing material
I usually use ripstop with a coating on the back, it makes it much easier to sew and handle.
Spencer Ogg do you use a certain needle so it doesn’t snag?
How can i buy this tutorial ? Love it!!!
Just scroll down to the text under the video to find the link to any of my patterns. You can also find it here on my website: www.spencerogg.com/product/packing-pods-in-3-sizes-video-tutorial-pdf-sewing-pattern/
Que lindo dessa organisador
Thank you
I want to make the packing pods out of rip stop fabric but I don't know a lot about rip stop. Could you tell me what weight or denier you recommend?
Take a look at my video here where I discuss ruclips.net/video/H3sj4e2fCus/видео.html
where is the actual packing pod tutorial please, the link from the pattern doesn't work?
All working OK Sarah, e-mail me if you still have a problem. You should just be able to click the link in the pattern, or copy andpaste to your browser
Where is the video tutorial to make these?
The video tutorial comes with pattern purchase Deb
Were is the pattern. I want to make these.
You will find the links under the video or click here: www.spencerogg.com/product/packing-pods-in-3-sizes-video-tutorial-pdf-sewing-pattern/
Diane, what is L7.50 in US dollars?
Click through to Paypal and it will give you a conversion to USD before you buy Gerry x
You're lucky, your currency is better. Only $10 for you, it's almost $15 for AUD. I hate our currency rate. Everything we do here costs so much. Trying to get anything shipped from America is a nightmare after currency conversion and shipping prices. Anyways, that's probably not interesting to you LOL :)
@@paulasydney What a shame, we assume the currency conversion means it's relatively the same price wherever you are. At least no shipping on a PDF pattern !
@@SpencerOgg Ya, that's true. I get used to it. Don't like it, but get used to it. Also, you do have a video to go along with it so that's a plus :) Love your channel. Will definitely be shopping there !! cheer ;)
@@SpencerOgg Well that's it...i'm done!! LOL I went to your site. It's fabulous and I love your patterns. I love making bags. i bought a few of your patterns. Want more :) I'll be back for more most definitely!! Thank you. Lovely designs :) Can't wait to make my bags. Now I just need to hunt supplies.
CAN SOMEBODY TELL ME HOW MUCH MATERIAL IS NEEDED FOR ALL 3 PODS PLEASE? TIA.....
You will need
Outer: For Large: 0.6m (¾ yd) Medium: 0.5m (½ yd) Small: 0.35m (1/3yd)
Continuous Zip, Size #5: Large: 86 cm (34”) Medium: 73cm (29”) Small: 53 cm (21”)
Great pods and sooo, so tempting. But none of them is the size I need. I wonder if my skills are sufficient enough for me to make one to measure... hmmmm
Pretty easy to upsize them, just make the gussets and hinge wider. More details of how to do it on my Facebook Board if you wish to join facebook.com/groups/170115107145604/
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