I’ve watched a few and they have cotton on the outside and PUL on the inside. Are just using PUL, acceptable? I’m going to be making them for my great-granddaughter due in August.
I love your tutorial. I was cutting two pieces of fabric, then on the front one I would cut the top section down about 3". To the bottom of that piece, I would sew the zipper, then to the top of the back piece. Your way is much easier and less seams. Thank you!!!! Although I never use pins with PUL, no added holes and I don't have to worry about catching the pins. I use clips instead. I did notice you pinned very close to the edge, so you don't have to worry about holes.
Thank you. 🙏🏼💕 I love learning little tips like this and sharing with others. Hope it wasn't confusing with my unusual backwards zipper. 😆 Happy bag making!
would it be better to get a zipper that fits perfectly that you dont have to cut, does cutting them pose a risk of them coming undone, I have no clue about zippers, never would have thought you could cut them, thank you.
They key for it to work is to use small stitches and to go back and forth over the zipper area multiple times for secure reinforcement. The nylon zippers can be cut but I wouldn’t cut those large metal zippers (large coat type). And never use your good sewing scissors. ✂️ (causes damage to the blades) 🤓
Love this perfect simple wet bag! My zippers come out gorgeous and I can make one in less than 30 minutes! Thanks!
I'm glad you found this helpful. Happy sewing! ☺️
Thank you, your video was the easiest to follow, I’ve watched a few.
Thank you, I'm so glad you liked it! ☺️💕
This was by far the easiest video that I have seen in making a wet bag. Thank you.
You're welcome. I'm so glad you found it helpful. Myriam xo
I’ve watched a few and they have cotton on the outside and PUL on the inside. Are just using PUL, acceptable? I’m going to be making them for my great-granddaughter due in August.
I love your tutorial. I was cutting two pieces of fabric, then on the front one I would cut the top section down about 3". To the bottom of that piece, I would sew the zipper, then to the top of the back piece. Your way is much easier and less seams. Thank you!!!!
Although I never use pins with PUL, no added holes and I don't have to worry about catching the pins. I use clips instead.
I did notice you pinned very close to the edge, so you don't have to worry about holes.
Thank you. 🙏🏼💕 I love learning little tips like this and sharing with others. Hope it wasn't confusing with my unusual backwards zipper. 😆 Happy bag making!
I just sew it,didn’t expect it would be such a pretty and perfect 🤩 thank you so much ☺️
Glad you like it! 😻
Really great tutorial and so easy! Thank you so much!
I'm so glad you found this helpful! ☺️💕
Luv this ! Thank you
Glad you enjoyed this tutorial. :) Myriam xo
Amazing tutorial, thank you so much!
Thank you so much! I’m glad you found it useful. 🥰
Such a cute bag. Thanks so much for sharing.
Thank you, I’m glad you liked the tutorial. 🙏🏼🤓
would it be better to get a zipper that fits perfectly that you dont have to cut, does cutting them pose a risk of them coming undone, I have no clue about zippers, never would have thought you could cut them, thank you.
They key for it to work is to use small stitches and to go back and forth over the zipper area multiple times for secure reinforcement. The nylon zippers can be cut but I wouldn’t cut those large metal zippers (large coat type). And never use your good sewing scissors. ✂️ (causes damage to the blades) 🤓
hi..is this a leak-proof one?
Abhinav Sankaran yes, the fabric is leak-proof. 🙂 These bags are great for damp face-cloths, swimsuits, cloth feminine pads, etc. 💕
super.. I wanna to make my own wet bag for my babies. thanks for sharing the video. definitely will try it. thank u😃