Would really like to see more stuff like this from you guys, especially since these patterns were retired. Being able to make custom bags for my bike or to fit specific products would be very helpful.
@@williamreinhard retiring old patterns makes way for new. These are pretty straightforward and not too difficult to self design. Just need the ability to accurately measure the perimeter of the side profile so you can size the zipper gusset.
@@LearnMYOG Oh, I'm not upset that the designs were retired. Just wanted to say that I really like this style of project and would like to see more stuff like it.
I m making the HFB ... I have no clue what you mean by ' Fold garage in half an baste stitch on drive side ????? I could really use some visual clues here LOl
The garage is the wedge of fabric at the front of the zipper so the zipper pull is covered when the zipper is closed. You fold that pattern piece in half and the sew it on top of the side panel partially covering the closed zipper.
Top Tube bag question: The pattern is one piece with a big line down almost the entire middle. Am I supposed to cut that in half so that the zipper + tabs can fit between the two? If not, more detail please! and thanks.
@@LearnMYOG to add rigidity and protection to the contents of the bag. For example, I made bicycle basket bag and camera bag and the foam was definitely not enough. It was extremely hard to work with plastic stiffener, I had to add internal pockets for stiffener sheets.
I use ABS plastic for backpack frame sheets and others use HDPE. Encasing like I do with foam would work so you don’t have to sew through the plastic sheet. But sewing a 3D corner will be tough so construction order and seam placement may take some creativity.
Kind of confused on attaching the zipper to the rest of the middle piece. Right sides together and sew only on one side, the side where the zipper is when up?
To get your tabs on, I like this method: ruclips.net/video/XDXNP_HkK28/видео.html It's different than the method the LearnMYOG zipper video, but it worked for me because I'm using thicker fabric. When sewing the 2nd tab on, make sure the zipper is the correct length to the LearnMYOG pattern. After your tabs are on, sew a strip of fabric (wider than you need) to the long edge of the zipper, right sides together. Fold the fabric out flat, then top stitch the fabric close to the zipper. You should now have a correct length zipper, with fabric on all 4 sides. Trim the sides to fit the pattern. Watch his zipper video and it should make sense: ruclips.net/video/Tjf7XQ08I-c/видео.html
Inserting the zipper into the top panel seems to be the most confusing part. I wish you would make a more in depth video (without the video cuts) showing the steps. I’ve watched your other videos but I’m still struggling and wasting zippers and fabric left and right. Thanks.
Would really like to see more stuff like this from you guys, especially since these patterns were retired. Being able to make custom bags for my bike or to fit specific products would be very helpful.
@@williamreinhard retiring old patterns makes way for new. These are pretty straightforward and not too difficult to self design. Just need the ability to accurately measure the perimeter of the side profile so you can size the zipper gusset.
@@LearnMYOG Oh, I'm not upset that the designs were retired. Just wanted to say that I really like this style of project and would like to see more stuff like it.
Beautiful work
Thank you for this tutorial!
Would you ever consider adding some stretchy slip pockets on the outside for easy access?
Sure don’t see why you couldn’t
Nice tutorial. Thank you for sharing, and wishing you a wonderful upcoming weekend. Take care - atb
Thank you! Glad you enjoyed the tutorial.
I m making the HFB ... I have no clue what you mean by ' Fold garage in half an baste stitch on drive side ????? I could really use some visual clues here LOl
The garage is the wedge of fabric at the front of the zipper so the zipper pull is covered when the zipper is closed. You fold that pattern piece in half and the sew it on top of the side panel partially covering the closed zipper.
@@LearnMYOG thank you!!!!
soooo useful
Glad you think so!
Hi, what number of needle do you use? Great Job.😊
Top Tube bag question: The pattern is one piece with a big line down almost the entire middle. Am I supposed to cut that in half so that the zipper + tabs can fit between the two? If not, more detail please! and thanks.
Yes. I think I included a link to a detailed video on inserting zippers.
Where can I buy it? Is the wideo that is included with the pattern is longer and has more details?
@@zamocno this pattern has been retired so it’s no longer available.
@@LearnMYOG Anyway to get this pattern even though its been retired?
@@Quinn.Media. I’m planning to repost as a retired pattern since many people have been asking.
How can i download the pattern
Nice job!
Where are you buying the foam from?
Amazon
Great tutorial!
But how do I work with plastic stiffener, not the flexible foam? It’s really hard to do basting and sewing with firm panels
Thanks. Why would you want plastic panels inserted?
@@LearnMYOG to add rigidity and protection to the contents of the bag. For example, I made bicycle basket bag and camera bag and the foam was definitely not enough. It was extremely hard to work with plastic stiffener, I had to add internal pockets for stiffener sheets.
I use ABS plastic for backpack frame sheets and others use HDPE. Encasing like I do with foam would work so you don’t have to sew through the plastic sheet. But sewing a 3D corner will be tough so construction order and seam placement may take some creativity.
@@LearnMYOG Exactly! Thank you 😃
Kind of confused on attaching the zipper to the rest of the middle piece. Right sides together and sew only on one side, the side where the zipper is when up?
To get your tabs on, I like this method: ruclips.net/video/XDXNP_HkK28/видео.html It's different than the method the LearnMYOG zipper video, but it worked for me because I'm using thicker fabric.
When sewing the 2nd tab on, make sure the zipper is the correct length to the LearnMYOG pattern.
After your tabs are on, sew a strip of fabric (wider than you need) to the long edge of the zipper, right sides together. Fold the fabric out flat, then top stitch the fabric close to the zipper. You should now have a correct length zipper, with fabric on all 4 sides. Trim the sides to fit the pattern.
Watch his zipper video and it should make sense: ruclips.net/video/Tjf7XQ08I-c/видео.html
Inserting the zipper into the top panel seems to be the most confusing part. I wish you would make a more in depth video (without the video cuts) showing the steps. I’ve watched your other videos but I’m still struggling and wasting zippers and fabric left and right. Thanks.
hi what is the best thickness of eva foam for these projects
The pattern accounts for the size foam specified in the pattern
What thickness/type of foam did you use in this?
3mm EVA foam, more info on my site.
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Made my frame bag from weatherproof gorilla tape and some cardboard. $15 and an hour of time.