I love the tutorial. Also it was nice that you showed what to do if you noticed the stitching is off.. you made it look so easy. Your instructions are very clear and your demonstration is easy to follow. Also thanks for telling us to iron on the material and not the fusible interfacing.
I make mistakes when sewing because I am not a professional and the best thing is that in my videos, I discuss the "oops" with you. : ) I leave in my mistakes so you can learn as well. I hope you watch a few more. P.S. I learned the hard way about the fusible interface..... by that, I mean it was stuck to my iron when I started sewing. : )
Hi there. I had people asking for these at my craft fair over the weekend. Immediately came home and looked for videos to make some. Thank you for this! Rochelle
I just love this mini wallet/gift card holder. I did a craft show and a lady asked if I sell any. I’m a new sewer and video made sense to me. I made four already. My sister loved it, so have one. Thank You Niki!!!
I was at a craft show a few years back and bought 10 of card holders for a gifts. But they had a hair tie added. My friends and family loved them and they wanting new ones because they plum wore out. So thank you for they great video.
Hello. I got this one at Hobby Lobby, using a coupon because I needed it right away for a class I was teaching there. I paid $17 with the coupon. Check Walmart or Amazon because I found them cheaper. : )
It's great for small projects. I also like that iron for sewing hems on clothing... especially curves! Get it with a coupon though. Don't pay full price for it!
Hello, If you have a newer machine, the bobbin case will be very similar to others. If you have an older model, the bobbin case may be facing outwards, toward your body. What are you trying to do?
Hello! I do not have one on a backpack. I have made them... if you looked at my Instagram account, from some of the earlier pictures, there are pictures. Let me know if that's a tutorial you'd like, or a knapsack type of backpack like the Harry Potter one I recently posted and I'll see if I can get a video done for that. No promises though because that's a 2-3 hour project! It would need to be several videos in order for you to see every step and not "sped up."
Yes it is. Keep in mind you would loose space at the bottom of the card holder area if you used the plastic snaps on the outside. To use snaps where they are placed inside, you would just need to put them on while the fabrics are facing right sides together; before sewing around all the edges.
Always love your teaching method. Makes me feel confident!
Merry Christmas Nikki! Thank you for another year of tutorials! ❤
I love the tutorial. Also it was nice that you showed what to do if you noticed the stitching is off.. you made it look so easy. Your instructions are very clear and your demonstration is easy to follow. Also thanks for telling us to iron on the material and not the fusible interfacing.
I make mistakes when sewing because I am not a professional and the best thing is that in my videos, I discuss the "oops" with you. : ) I leave in my mistakes so you can learn as well. I hope you watch a few more. P.S. I learned the hard way about the fusible interface..... by that, I mean it was stuck to my iron when I started sewing. : )
Hi there. I had people asking for these at my craft fair over the weekend. Immediately came home and looked for videos to make some. Thank you for this!
Rochelle
Wonderful! Have fun making them. Quick and easy to do.
I just love this mini wallet/gift card holder. I did a craft show and a lady asked if I sell any. I’m a new sewer and video made sense to me. I made four already. My sister loved it, so have one. Thank You Niki!!!
These are big sellers around the holiday season. Make some!! : )
Great 👍
Thank you that was really easy peasy and they are a great little Christmas gift 🎁🙏🙏🙏🙏
I was at a craft show a few years back and bought 10 of card holders for a gifts. But they had a hair tie added. My friends and family loved them and they wanting new ones because they plum wore out. So thank you for they great video.
We're did you get that cute iron? How much was it?
Hello. I got this one at Hobby Lobby, using a coupon because I needed it right away for a class I was teaching there. I paid $17 with the coupon. Check Walmart or Amazon because I found them cheaper. : )
I like your craft iron; it looks so cute and handy.
It's great for small projects. I also like that iron for sewing hems on clothing... especially curves! Get it with a coupon though. Don't pay full price for it!
Nice and simple! Great little gifts, stocking stuffers, or craft to sell!
I wonder how much you could sell these for? suggestions?
Nice simple design. I added a snap fastener closure on mine :-)
Very nice! I have done that with some I have at my booths. It is a nice option for people to use it for their debit cards as well.
Thank you for sharing this video! Very helpful! Cant wait to make mines
Great idea! I made some with tissue holders to match to give as gifts. TFS
hi Nikki - i ran into your videos by the dog bandana tutorial - great job taking your time explaining things!
No problem. You can always message me if you have questions. Thanks for watching!
That's awesome I cant wait to try out
Let me know how it turns out!
this is beautiful! 😍
Thank you!! 😊
Hi MS Nikki I'm a new subscriber and a beginner sewer I was just wondering about the machine bobbin does it matter what.type of machine you have
Hello, If you have a newer machine, the bobbin case will be very similar to others. If you have an older model, the bobbin case may be facing outwards, toward your body. What are you trying to do?
Nikki, do you have a tutorial on how to make a backpack? I saw them on your first video.
Hello! I do not have one on a backpack. I have made them... if you looked at my Instagram account, from some of the earlier pictures, there are pictures. Let me know if that's a tutorial you'd like, or a knapsack type of backpack like the Harry Potter one I recently posted and I'll see if I can get a video done for that. No promises though because that's a 2-3 hour project! It would need to be several videos in order for you to see every step and not "sped up."
Would it be possible to put a snap on this when making it?
Yes it is. Keep in mind you would loose space at the bottom of the card holder area if you used the plastic snaps on the outside. To use snaps where they are placed inside, you would just need to put them on while the fabrics are facing right sides together; before sewing around all the edges.