I love the quick quilt! I was looking for someone to show this. I bought some beautiful vintage floral fabric I just know my 89 yr old mother is going to love! I planned on making a lap quilt for her.
I love that you made a pen pocket that is separate from the book cover! I can use the same pen holder with several books. Great when you are in a group that refers to several books in a meeting! Thank you! Lots of great ideas and clear instructions!
Great video and ideas. I am definitely going to make some of these ideas. I loved the quilt fabric choices. I am so glad I found you. I will be watching more.
This is the best all-around gift giving video that I've seen! There are other gift videos, but either are repetitive or only 1 or 2 ideas seem to be good projects. Thank you for your unique take and clear instructions.
These are all the projects I love to work on. Thank you for putting them all in one place. I enjoy seeing your Open Gate projects, as I am a subscriber too! You have a wonderful teaching style - clear, concise and easy to follow. Camera work and editing are also great. I look forward to watching more of your videos. Happy holidays!
I have been searching for days for a tutorial on how to sew gifts for Christmas! Most were just showing them already made! This is fantastic! I think I will make the quilt first, as I know I have some fabric similar to yours! Thanks so much for sharing! New subscriber! ❤️🇨🇦
I make bags but I cut out a square on each of the bottom pieces to box the corners . Makes it so easy then to sew the corners to box them. You should try making coasters with hexagon pieces. Takes 6 hexagons for the front and 1 for the back. Only need 1 seam all around and one to topstitch after turning. There are tutorials showing how to do it. Very easy and come out beautiful. Loved all your ideas though. Thanks.
I do my tote bags with 1/2 yard for each side and nylon webbing for the handles. Since you're going to sew the top anyway, I save that part for last. I like my lining tacked to the bottom so it doesn't come apart when you wash it. Pretty sides together for the front of the bag, pretty sides together for the lining. Make your triangles in the front bag. Then sew the lining corners on the opposite side of where your edge is - so you don't have all of the bulk on one side - gets evenly distributed. So you're attached at the corners wrong sides to wrong sides. Now turn the outer bag around the lining. Fold tops in. Insert your handles where you want them. Fold in half to be sure the handles line up, adjust as needed (I pin my handles so only 4 pins to worry about). No need to birth the bag or wonder if the handles might be twisted because you can see them. I use a double needle for the top stitching in a up and down stitch (so not zig zag or you'll break your needles). Then I can do 3 different colors of thread if you want. This way I can line up about 20 bags at a time where all I need to do is the tops of the bags. Then you have 20 gifts rather than just one. Hope that helps.
I love this video. Your ideas are wonderful! You instructions are very clear and well done. I also love the hair clips, what a great idea, You can pull them out without stopping to pull pins or unclip the usual sewing clips. You are a star!
Echoing other commenters that your video is the BEST! I've watched so many but your ideas and tutorials are really wonderful. Especially the way that you gave thoughtful categories. Thank you! You may have saved my Christmas!! ☺
Best gift video I’ve seen this season- I love the variety and quality of the gifts. Also your clear directions will make whipping these up a breeze. Thank you!!!
Fallon, thank you for so many wonderful quick ideas for gifting! My husband is having a total shoulder replacement surgery on Dec 2nd and I know I won’t have much time to work on those last minute gift ideas! Your video came at the perfect time! I’m definitely going to be making most of these ideas!! Thank you, thank you, thank you!❤️❤️❤️
What great gift ideas, Fallon! My neighbor gave me some suede that I’ve been using for no-sew cord keepers with snaps. People are loving them! Your idea for the round pot holders with hand pockets is the one I’ll try first. Maybe I’ll have time to make some for myself, too. ☺️ The easy chap stick holders will be great to make, too. Thank you Fallon! 😘 Happy holidays!
These gift ideas are great Fallon, I will definitely plan on making some. And it’s great to see you again, I hope all the family is well and getting ready for the holidays 🥰
Love all your items, will be making some of these. That quilt is an awesome idea, I have some fabric I don’t want to cut up, would be great in this, thanks! 😊
I'm saving this away for next year. My gift sewing is done for this yr but I have an ongoing list of maybe's, and a number of these have been added to the list for next year. Thanks heaps, much appreciated.
Just have an idea for top stitching the book sleeve, you can turn the bag inside out and then top stitch the exterior fabric (with the way you have the bag on the machine) Thanks for your video and demonstrating all those great gifts!
All excellent projects Fallon and helpful. You have great explanations. I have made loads of those large casserole size hot pads and gave them as gifts. My family all hate the silly small ones.
I am only halfway through this video, and wow! What wonderful projects! This is such a great resource. Also, that book-themed fabric--I need to know where you got that! Texting you now. 😀
Hi I didn’t see the link for the 3 rd hand binder tool. Not sure of the name lol you said you get the 2 1/2 inch one it’s purple. I love a your ideas. Great job.
Thank you for taking the time and teaching us step by step. Binding has been a little scary for me, but after watching your video I feel brave enough to tackle it. I make up a box that I give our kiddos on Christmas Eve. Something they want, something they need, something to wear and something to read. I’m so making up the book marks, and sleeve to go with their new books. Going to also tuck in the chapstick holder, and a new charging cord and cord keeper. Thanks again, you are an amazing teacher! Have a wonderful Holiday season !🎄☺️
Great ideas! Are you up for a challenge? Not being a math person & a newer sewer, I can't 'cypher' the measurements for a boxed corner tote using thrifted pillowcases for lining. =) Any pattern suggestions? Thanks!
You would measure and cut based on how wide you want the bottom of the bag to be. For example if you measure and cut at 1” the boxed area of the bag would be close to 2” (minus seam allowances). So, whatever measurement you choose to cut double it and that would be your end result. Cut at 2” the bag would be boxed at about 4”. There is no specific size you should use, it is really just dependent on how wide you want the bottom of the bag to be.
Me and my husband make and sell them. Trimlocks are used for trimming blocks to size, mostly for HSTs but you can use them for other trimming as well. I used the quilt lock a lot in this video too. That one I use to quickly quilt my quilts with straight lines. sew-be-it-quilts.myshopify.com
Finished size 11 x 14? I thought that’s what you started out with but that you were going to trim it to 10 x 13? Such good gift ideas and great teaching method for beginners.
I did plan to trim it, but everything stayed lined up nicely so I decided to keep the larger size. That usually doesn’t happen for me when there are thick layers. Usually things shift and get wonky.
Such a nicely done tutorial, thank you! I've been quilting since ... forever... but I've never seen or heard of the straight line guide that I think you called a quilt lock ruler. Is there a link you can help me with? Thanks again & Merry Christmas!
I use the quilt lock to straight line quilt on my regular sewing machine. This video might help explain a little more. ruclips.net/video/R_l9LUsRflg/видео.htmlsi=ikNPUPWKrT4T4wGl
I love my clips! I think these are the ones you are looking for. A bag maker I follow sells them in her shop. moremeknow.com/collections/sewing-clips/products/rainbow-metal-hair-clips
If it is the Quilt Lock you are looking for, my husband made it for me, we did start selling them in our online shop. sew-be-it-quilts.myshopify.com/collections/quilt-locks
Have you used that cord? It says that it is fast charging but a lot of the reviews says that it does not fast. I was wondering because I thought of ordering my grandson one for his birthday next month and make one of the cord corral for it.
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I love the quick quilt! I was looking for someone to show this. I bought some beautiful vintage floral fabric I just know my 89 yr old mother is going to love! I planned on making a lap quilt for her.
Wonderful! She will love the gift!
Best gift video I have seen with excellent instructions. Great for friends that have everything!
I’m so glad you liked it!
Hi Fallon, thank you, thank you, Thank you! Love your channel!
You’re very welcome!
I love that you made a pen pocket that is separate from the book cover! I can use the same pen holder with several books. Great when you are in a group that refers to several books in a meeting! Thank you! Lots of great ideas and clear instructions!
Love these gifts! I would make all of them!
Love the little quilt, turned out just perfect
Great video and ideas. I am definitely going to make some of these ideas. I loved the quilt fabric choices. I am so glad I found you. I will be watching more.
Thank you so much!
I like the ruler with the handle, very useful!
That ruler is one of my favorites!
Thank you Fallon for all these crafty sewing ideas and showing how to complete them.
You are so welcome!
I’m new to your channel and I love it! You are a good teacher and these are good gift ideas! Thank you!
Thank you so much!
This is the best all-around gift giving video that I've seen! There are other gift videos, but either are repetitive or only 1 or 2 ideas seem to be good projects. Thank you for your unique take and clear instructions.
Wow, thank you! I really appreciate your amazing comment!
@@sewbeitquilts yes and I love the easy bookmarks!!
This is wonderful video. Thanks
Thank you for watching!
Love all your projects
Thank you!
All are fabulous options. Thank you for compiling your tutorials !
Glad you like them!
These are all the projects I love to work on. Thank you for putting them all in one place. I enjoy seeing your Open Gate projects, as I am a subscriber too! You have a wonderful teaching style - clear, concise and easy to follow. Camera work and editing are also great. I look forward to watching more of your videos. Happy holidays!
Thank you so much! I love the open gate quilts subscriptions so much!
I have been searching for days for a tutorial on how to sew gifts for Christmas! Most were just showing them already made! This is fantastic! I think I will make the quilt first, as I know I have some fabric similar to yours! Thanks so much for sharing! New subscriber! ❤️🇨🇦
You’re welcome! I’m so glad you found it helpful!
I make bags but I cut out a square on each of the bottom pieces to box the corners . Makes it so easy then to sew the corners to box them. You should try making coasters with hexagon pieces. Takes 6 hexagons for the front and 1 for the back. Only need 1 seam all around and one to topstitch after turning. There are tutorials showing how to do it. Very easy and come out beautiful. Loved all your ideas though. Thanks.
Thank you so much for the ideas!
I do my tote bags with 1/2 yard for each side and nylon webbing for the handles. Since you're going to sew the top anyway, I save that part for last. I like my lining tacked to the bottom so it doesn't come apart when you wash it. Pretty sides together for the front of the bag, pretty sides together for the lining. Make your triangles in the front bag. Then sew the lining corners on the opposite side of where your edge is - so you don't have all of the bulk on one side - gets evenly distributed. So you're attached at the corners wrong sides to wrong sides. Now turn the outer bag around the lining. Fold tops in. Insert your handles where you want them. Fold in half to be sure the handles line up, adjust as needed (I pin my handles so only 4 pins to worry about). No need to birth the bag or wonder if the handles might be twisted because you can see them. I use a double needle for the top stitching in a up and down stitch (so not zig zag or you'll break your needles). Then I can do 3 different colors of thread if you want. This way I can line up about 20 bags at a time where all I need to do is the tops of the bags. Then you have 20 gifts rather than just one. Hope that helps.
I love this video. Your ideas are wonderful! You instructions are very clear and well done. I also love the hair clips, what a great idea, You can pull them out without stopping to pull pins or unclip the usual sewing clips. You are a star!
Thank you!
Echoing other commenters that your video is the BEST! I've watched so many but your ideas and tutorials are really wonderful. Especially the way that you gave thoughtful categories. Thank you! You may have saved my Christmas!! ☺
Thank you so much! That means so much to me!
I love my Kay Buckley scissors! These are some great ideas. I look forward to making some of them. Thanks for sharing your sewing with us.
You are so welcome! I hope you love how they turn out!
Love❤ your gifts. I am lost without my Purple Thang😂
I use mine more than I thought I would!
Best gift video I’ve seen this season- I love the variety and quality of the gifts. Also your clear directions will make whipping these up a breeze. Thank you!!!
You're welcome! Happy sewing!
Always on the lookout for a quick gift
Me too!
First time viewer, never heard of that quilt block you used to stitch the lines on a potholder. Game changer for sure! Thanks for that info.
It definitely saves a lot of time!
@@sewbeitquilts What is the name of the guide you used for quilting please?
Fallon, thank you for so many wonderful quick ideas for gifting! My husband is having a total shoulder replacement surgery on Dec 2nd and I know I won’t have much time to work on those last minute gift ideas! Your video came at the perfect time! I’m definitely going to be making most of these ideas!! Thank you, thank you, thank you!❤️❤️❤️
Oh my goodness! Tomorrow! I pray it goes well and he has a smooth recovery!
@ thank you so much!🥰
great ideas Thank you for sharing
Youre welcome!
Your T-shirt is so joyful to me!!! 😂. Great ideas!
Thank you!
Nice job!!!
Thanks!
These projects are cute and easy! Just what I was looking for. Thanks!
Glad you like them!
Thank you for all of the great idea gifts. I will be making some .
I’m so happy to know that you will be making some!
What great gift ideas, Fallon! My neighbor gave me some suede that I’ve been using for no-sew cord keepers with snaps. People are loving them! Your idea for the round pot holders with hand pockets is the one I’ll try first. Maybe I’ll have time to make some for myself, too. ☺️ The easy chap stick holders will be great to make, too. Thank you Fallon! 😘
Happy holidays!
A no sew version would make the gift a breeze!
I love all ur ideas and I will be making some soon. Thank you
You are so welcome!
I just found your channel and I love it. The ideas are easy and wonderful gift ideas.
Thank you so much! I'm glad you like them!
Fallon this is so great, I needed lots of simple gifts this year! Thanks so much🥰
You are so welcome!
I just watched your replay. Great gift ideas! I saved it for quick reference.
Awesome! Thank you!
What a blessing this is. Thank you so much. I have a few more things to make for my business. Can’t wait to get started.❤😊
You are so welcome!
Thank you for sharing all these great gift ideas, definitely some I’ll be making.
I am so glad you will be making some!
These gift ideas are great Fallon, I will definitely plan on making some. And it’s great to see you again, I hope all the family is well and getting ready for the holidays 🥰
Thank you! We are doing well just very busy! Enjoy the holidays!
Lots of great ideas -- Thanks! :)
You’re welcome!
Thank you very much , I will make all of them today 👍👏🏻
Have A Great Weekend
I hope you have fun!
Love all your items, will be making some of these. That quilt is an awesome idea, I have some fabric I don’t want to cut up, would be great in this, thanks! 😊
I love the pot holder design. Thank you Fallon!
You are so welcome!
Enjoying the replay ❤
I'm saving this away for next year. My gift sewing is done for this yr but I have an ongoing list of maybe's, and a number of these have been added to the list for next year. Thanks heaps, much appreciated.
That’s amazing that you are finished with your gift sewing!
This is the best video for sewn gifts I've seen. Thank you Fallon!
Wow, thank you! Thats a wonderful compliment. ❤️
Great small project videos
Thanks for watching!
Thank you, Fallon.
You’re welcome!
Just have an idea for top stitching the book sleeve, you can turn the bag inside out and then top stitch the exterior fabric (with the way you have the bag on the machine)
Thanks for your video and demonstrating all those great gifts!
That's a great idea!
All excellent projects Fallon and helpful. You have great explanations. I have made loads of those large casserole size hot pads and gave them as gifts. My family all hate the silly small ones.
The large casserole hot pads are seriously the way to go! Plus you can get much more fun designs in them!
I am only halfway through this video, and wow! What wonderful projects! This is such a great resource. Also, that book-themed fabric--I need to know where you got that! Texting you now. 😀
Thank you thank you! I love finding book fabrics since I love to read! I always wish I had bought more when I find some!
Hi I didn’t see the link for the 3 rd hand binder tool. Not sure of the name lol you said you get the 2 1/2 inch one it’s purple. I love a your ideas. Great job.
You got the name right! Here is the link amzn.to/4eTypdn
Thank you for taking the time and teaching us step by step. Binding has been a little scary for me, but after watching your video I feel brave enough to tackle it. I make up a box that I give our kiddos on Christmas Eve. Something they want, something they need, something to wear and something to read. I’m so making up the book marks, and sleeve to go with their new books. Going to also tuck in the chapstick holder, and a new charging cord and cord keeper. Thanks again, you are an amazing teacher! Have a wonderful Holiday season !🎄☺️
Oh my goodness! I love this so much. I am so happy to know you are using so many of the ideas!
I like your Christmas Eve tradition.
Great ideas! Are you up for a challenge? Not being a math person & a newer sewer, I can't 'cypher' the measurements for a boxed corner tote using thrifted pillowcases for lining. =) Any pattern suggestions? Thanks!
You would measure and cut based on how wide you want the bottom of the bag to be. For example if you measure and cut at 1” the boxed area of the bag would be close to 2” (minus seam allowances). So, whatever measurement you choose to cut double it and that would be your end result. Cut at 2” the bag would be boxed at about 4”. There is no specific size you should use, it is really just dependent on how wide you want the bottom of the bag to be.
Love these ideas. Can you tell me about those yellow rulers with a handle in the background? Would love those
Me and my husband make and sell them. Trimlocks are used for trimming blocks to size, mostly for HSTs but you can use them for other trimming as well. I used the quilt lock a lot in this video too. That one I use to quickly quilt my quilts with straight lines. sew-be-it-quilts.myshopify.com
Finished size 11 x 14? I thought that’s what you started out with but that you were going to trim it to 10 x 13? Such good gift ideas and great teaching method for beginners.
I did plan to trim it, but everything stayed lined up nicely so I decided to keep the larger size. That usually doesn’t happen for me when there are thick layers. Usually things shift and get wonky.
@ yes that’s my experience. Great idea for use of orphan blocks!!!
A simple plain old rubber band works great as a cord tamer, surprise!
That is a great tip! Thank you!
Such a nicely done tutorial, thank you!
I've been quilting since ... forever... but I've never seen or heard of the straight line guide that I think you called a quilt lock ruler. Is there a link you can help me with? Thanks again & Merry Christmas!
My husband made it for me! We do sell them in our online shop. sew-be-it-quilts.myshopify.com/collections/quilt-locks
Hello, can you tell me how the quilt lock tool works and how you use it with your sewing machine, please?
I use the quilt lock to straight line quilt on my regular sewing machine. This video might help explain a little more. ruclips.net/video/R_l9LUsRflg/видео.htmlsi=ikNPUPWKrT4T4wGl
What is quilt lock for the casserole pad?
My husband made me the ruler. We do sell them in our online shop sew-be-it-quilts.myshopify.com/collections/quilt-locks
Do you have a link for the charger for your children? The one with the multiple charge heads
Oh goodness! I knew I would forget to add some of the links! sorry about that. amzn.to/3CSifUi
I have looked in the descriptions & read all comments but I don’t see any mention of the kind of clips that you are using, what are they called?
I have to make myself one of those pot holders with hand holders on th other side!
I love my clips! I think these are the ones you are looking for. A bag maker I follow sells them in her shop. moremeknow.com/collections/sewing-clips/products/rainbow-metal-hair-clips
What rock have I been hiding under? I need that ruler. I haven’t seen one before. What is it called or do you have an Amazon link for it?
If it is the Quilt Lock you are looking for, my husband made it for me, we did start selling them in our online shop. sew-be-it-quilts.myshopify.com/collections/quilt-locks
Can you tell me the exact measurements for the apron please 38:40
Have you used that cord? It says that it is fast charging but a lot of the reviews says that it does not fast. I was wondering because I thought of ordering my grandson one for his birthday next month and make one of the cord corral for it.
I personally think it charges just as a regular cord would. I dont think it is particularly fast compared to others.
Is the fusible fleece in your pot holders 100% cotton. I thought fleece was polyester.
If you remove the table , it would be easier to topstitch around the top.
Thank you for the tip
Are you using a zipper foot?