No hardware but I bet that your someone has an old measuring tape that would work great for a top closure for free. Love your bag and teaching skills. Thank you 😊 God bless you and yours! 😊❤
Excellent idea Cathy! Have you seen the snap coin purses on RUclips? They use old tape measures. I've never tried it, but they look super fun! Thanks for watching!
I love that you don’t always know the outcome before you try it on film (or at least that’s the impression) it gives great fun and suspense to the video! 🎉❤
Hi Ann - I do film in "real time" so I am usually trying something for the first time. But to be honest, I'll keep a failed attempt in a video if I manage to find a successful approach. Thanks for watching!
Hi Debee - I'm glad my pull string experiment worked out - I wasn't sure how I was going to get the strap to work out otherwise (and hadn't even thought of a safety pin!!). Thanks for your ongoing support!
Thanks Loretta! I like the ones with hardware better, but this is a great place to start if you want to try something without the investment in materials.
No hardware but I bet that your someone has an old measuring tape that would work great for a top closure for free. Love your bag and teaching skills. Thank you 😊 God bless you and yours! 😊❤
Excellent idea Cathy! Have you seen the snap coin purses on RUclips? They use old tape measures. I've never tried it, but they look super fun! Thanks for watching!
👋👋 What an awesome tutorial. ❤ Thank You. Another way to use batting scraps 👍🏻
Thanks Peg! I hope you will give this a try. It's a really cute little bag. Thanks for watching.
Great to turn a small tube
Thanks Mom! I'm pleased it worked out.
I love that you don’t always know the outcome before you try it on film (or at least that’s the impression) it gives great fun and suspense to the video! 🎉❤
Hi Ann - I do film in "real time" so I am usually trying something for the first time. But to be honest, I'll keep a failed attempt in a video if I manage to find a successful approach. Thanks for watching!
Love the two fabric strap. Thanks for sharing.
Thanks Cynthia - it was a bit brain bending, but I'm really glad it worked out to add some interest to the strap. Thanks for watching.
Great video, will definitely give your pull string (reusable) idea a try currently use a safety pin which has its own challenges
Hi Debee - I'm glad my pull string experiment worked out - I wasn't sure how I was going to get the strap to work out otherwise (and hadn't even thought of a safety pin!!). Thanks for your ongoing support!
Love this bag! Will be great for my granddaughters!! I see myself making many of these!!❤❤
Hi Jennifer! I'm so glad you like the adjustments to the pattern! It's a quick and fun project - enjoy. Thanks for watching.
You are so talented. I really enjoyed this and I can hardly wait to make my bag!! Thank you!🤗
Thanks Annette! It is a fun project and I hope you give it a try. Thanks very much for your kind words and thanks for watching.
My grandmother made many garments and she showed me this technique many years ago.
Hi Margaret - we all benefit from the expertise of others and learn from them! Thanks for watching.
Beautiful bag❤❤
Thanks Loretta! I like the ones with hardware better, but this is a great place to start if you want to try something without the investment in materials.