I love this tutorial. I’ve watched it a few times now. I haven’t made the bag as I would really love a version with a handle or something to give a more portable version. Thank you for all your wonderful tutorials
I really love how this bag turned out. I’ve never seen a zipper done this way - cutting out the top corners. I love how easy it looks to make this way. I think I will either use DecorBond or Foam to give the bag stability. Also a strap on the side for carrying. Cutting out all four pieces is a time saver and gives you the most use of your fabric. Thank you for always teaching me a new way to make things. I really love how you made this bag! Excellent job of making and explaining.🤗💕🧵🛍💕🤗
I've made 4 of these now and added pockets, handles and little grab tabs either side of the zip. For the pockets I just took a 10 inch square piece of fabric, folded it in half right sides facing, sewed a seam on 2 of the edges, turned it right side round, ironed it ironing in the unsewn edge so it looks like the other edges then sewed this on to the bag inner before you started sewing the bag together with the long edge facing the top. You just sew the sides and bottom 2mm from the edge which finishes off the unsewn seam (don't put that seam to the top.) I also sewed a line of thread from top to bottom part way along the pocket dividing the pocket in to 2 pockets. For handles 2 of my bags had plastic/ leather handles with ready made holes at either end that I sewed on the outers before sewing the bag together, the other 2 had straps made from approx 3cm wide webbing tape that I stitched to either side from the very bottom seam of the bag approx 6 inches from the left edge to just below the line where the top corners are cut off (so the flat finished top of the bag has no handle attached to it), leave a free loop for the handle then back down the same side of the outer 6 inches from the right edge down to the bottom edge. Repeat on the other side. Also do this before sewing the bag together. Brilliant bags. Thanks for the idea.
I can't even sew, just basic buttons and things but I found this soothing and satisfying to watch someone make something so lovely and useful. Pretty, useful bag, I'd love one. Thanks for posting.
I LOVE your delivery! Everything follows in logical order and I'm able to sew in my mind as you're explaining. Love your style too. Always gorgeous fabrics. Many thanks.'
I really enjoyed this tutorial, excellent instructions and very clear details.... a great project bag for my crochet. Thank you ☺️ for taking the time to share!
Wow thank you so much for helping me make this bag. I'm an avid knitter and the bag is perfect for a large project. I haven't seen for 30 years so feeling very happy. Bless you.
I have worked w patterns for 6 decades, I have designed patterns for 5 decades. Working w what you have and having that be your guide is so foreign to me I tried to make a pattern for this bag which meant I would have to go buy a lot of stuff. That did not seem to fall into what you were trying to teach me. So I pulled from my stash, removed a zipper from an old dress in the scrap bag, matched up pieces of med weight interfacing and patch worked it in. I ran out of thread and continued using colors that would work w whatever I already had on spools or bobbins and I did not hesitate to mix them. You are a genius and I am a good student. My bag is beautiful. I did add coordinating fabric made with interfacing and batting in one big circle, laid it out in figure eight and made sure the handles would be the right length running up the bag while spreading out underneath for maximum support. Yes, it took me a good portion of the day as I had to hunt, piece, deconstruct and reconstruct. I did use broadcloth for the inside for strength and soft hand cotton for its beautiful pastel florals for outside. My bag is washable, made from materials purchased in the '80s and '90s so no money was used at this time. I haven't had this much fun in a decade. thank you for the joy you gifted me.
Excellent tutorial!!!! It was exactly what I was looking for and your instructions so clear! The tips and method for sewing decorative ends on the zipper and sewing corners are spot on. Thank you!
Yes, a large roomy storage bag. I would add removable handles with D-rings. And pockets for the small things that like to get away from me. Thanks for sharing, Laura ♥️
I was looking for a nice diy to make a bag for my baby’s stroller and I finally found it. My favorite part is that I don’t have to play with measurements! 🙌🏻 Thank you so much!
Laura I made this when I had a knitting project (poncho) that was too big for the bags I already have. It turned out great and I'm now going to make more as gifts. Your directions are always so easy to follow -- thank you!
Love love love your so specific directions and videos! Your projects are so detailed and perfect! Even down to the ‘panic button’ I’m ready to push when the corners at the top turn out looking messy! But, as you say, with a 1/2 inch seam allowance, no one is going to know ! Love it!
Love the idea about using the cardboard roll for ironing seam open! Hmmm. would love to add straps/handles to this bag... that way we could take the project w/us when traveling! but love the bag!
I just finished doing this bag and it turned out awesome! I got a little tripped up with attaching the fabric to the zipper and had to redo it a few times but I love the finished project! Thanks so much for the awesome video tutorial.
I like the how all the seams are sewn and pulled it out from the zipper opening. This large sized bag will be perfect for my prayer shawl project. The zipper will keep the cat out of the bag! TFS. I love your style of tutorials!
It's brilliant! I might add a tab in the side seam for carrying, but I love your take on zipper ends and using the he fat quarters. Thanks Laura, I'm going to make one for myself!! ❤️
I am also a knitter and a crocheter and a couple of bags like this would come in very handy. I will definitely be making some of theses in the future. Thanks for this tutorial.
You explain so clearly. You lost me a little when you started to do the 2nd half of the zipper, but I'll pick it up when I'm doing the project.... I'd like some straps, so have to figure out how to do that. Really amazing.
I have made several bags from your instructions all different sizes. I inserted a wrist strap in the side of the small bag and a webbing handle in the larger ones. These make great project bags for knitting. I added pockets to the inside too. Thank you.
Lot of videos on RUclips showing how to add pockets to almost anything. I've made several bags already, customizing them with a bunch of pockets and handles. This looks like another great bag I can customize for my loom knitting projects. The last bag I made was a large bag that was two-toned as a gift for a friend. It's always fun to figure out for myself what kind of pockets will be best. Thanks Laura!
What beautiful fabric. I love your bags and tutorials Laura and the care and detail you take when making things. I shall be making this bag for sure, and the beach bag you demonstrated with side pockets. Thank you very much Laura. Happy Easter, Linda from England x
Great large bag tutorial! Nice and roomy, and the addition of a zipper is a big plus. Coordinating fabric handles would make it all the better. Can't wait to try this project!!!!! Thanks again, Laura!
Loved your pink/green fabric. I think this needs some tabs at each end to help open/close the zipper and maybe a carry handle. Have a great Easter weekend and hope you get some sewing time :)
Thank you for making a bag with top squared corners. I want to make bags for storing seasonal clothes & handbags. I’ll line them up side by side on the top shelf of my closet, SO PRETTY. I’ll quilt my pieces to give them more body and add small side handle loops to make it easier to handle them. That fabric is gorgeous plus what a wonder tip for cutting that fabric. Im a new sewer and have been looking for a practical useful project. Great Christmas gift idea as well💜
I agree, this is a great tutorial. I would make several of these if there was an option for handles/straps. Inner or outer pockets would be nice for customization as well.
I add inner pockets by cutting additional strips of fabric, finishing the edges, and sewing them to the bottom of the lining pieces after the corners are cut but before any of the pieces are sewn together. I add a strap by sewing little loops of strap material with D rings into the top corners when they get sewn together, then clipping a longer strap on to the outside when the bag is complete.
Love ❤️ the bag. I really like how you explain the procedure. Beautiful 🤩 fabric. So you have a video of a bag like that that has handles. I really like the bigness of it. Thanks Laura your a blessing.
I love how you've only kept the necessary bits in the vid, explained everything & why etc. If only all sewing channels explained it as well as you do!!
Laura, I am new to your channel, and already I am hooked! I enjoy your creative talent and FANTASTIC tips particuliar video! You are clear succint and easy to follow. Awesome job !
I followed this tutorial and my bag came out great! I don't have much experience with sewing (just took high school sewing classes) and even I was able to make this bag! Attaching the lining to the zipper was the most confusing part for me since I'm not experienced, but I did it and it looks fantastic and so professional, thank you! Your instructions were very clear. I even adjusted the measurements to make it larger and it still turned out amazing :)
SewVeryEasy, Thank you! I’m an avid crocheter but, a beginner sewer and would love to know how to add a zippered pocket and side handles for my crocheting projects.
SewVeryEasy just wondering if you ever uploaded that video on how to add handles to this bag? I couldn’t find it anywhere. I really want to make this bag, but without knowing how to add handles, I’m going to have to pass. 😔
Your tutorials are so helpful and inspiring. I feel like I can do just about ANYTHING after I watch your explanations! Thank you so much for your clarity and precision and easy explanations. Hoping to make a bag for my serger with this pattern. I will search to find out how to add feet, handles, and a hard bottom to the bag . So excited!
Beautiful ❤️ will make this for my granddaughter, who will be going off to college this year. I will put handles and maybe some fusible fleece with some quilting. Thank you.
What a lovely lot of materials making a great knitting bag flower, but if your daughter is anything like me, a set of handles needed for when our knitting becomes portable and goes where we go. I love all crafts because i was lucky enough to have a wonderful and talented lady called my mum, who taught me everything and of course the proper way to finish things off. The closing of the last hole would be the only thing that mum would have done differently from yourself, but it is so nice to see someone take such a keen need for things not just to be purposeful, but for them to be finished properly inside and out. Your daughter is a very lucky young lady to have such a talented person in her life to call mum. Thank you flower for a great video on a decent size bag/ Crafty hugs from Norah, Central Scotland
Thank you for the Large Knitting Bag, it works well with me storing "some" of my "stuff". I'm making the Large Basket Bag next. I may have to make some for my sister and your shopping outings. I'm looking at some of your other projects.....so on to the next tutorial. Thanks, having funnnn
I am so glad I found your channel! I am a beginner and was getting so frustrated with other sewing tutorials that were unclear and convoluted. I can tell you have taught before because your videos are awesome and your technique is so polished. You're my favorite sewing Queen!
I love the way you do the zip as it looks so neat. Clear straightforward instructions for me to follow easily with lots of good tips like the cardboard tube for pressing the seams. Would love a tutorial showing how to attach handles for carrying. Thanks.
Hi Laura, Love this bag and have already made 3 of them. I have been making picnic quilts for each of my grandkids and have made one of these bags for to put each quilt in. They can keep this in the trunks of their cars always ready for a quick picnic or should you need a blanket in your car. Love how easy all your tutorials are to follow. Thanks
Aww what a great idea! What a sweet Gramma to make something like that for them too. Im a late bloomer (65) and didnt start sewing till in the past three years and im loving it. I have 7 grandchildren, two that would love something like that. Thanks for the great idea.
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I love this tutorial. I’ve watched it a few times now. I haven’t made the bag as I would really love a version with a handle or something to give a more portable version. Thank you for all your wonderful tutorials
I really love how this bag turned out. I’ve never seen a zipper done this way - cutting out the top corners. I love how easy it looks to make this way. I think I will either use DecorBond or Foam to give the bag stability. Also a strap on the side for carrying. Cutting out all four pieces is a time saver and gives you the most use of your fabric. Thank you for always teaching me a new way to make things. I really love how you made this bag! Excellent job of making and explaining.🤗💕🧵🛍💕🤗
I've made 4 of these now and added pockets, handles and little grab tabs either side of the zip. For the pockets I just took a 10 inch square piece of fabric, folded it in half right sides facing, sewed a seam on 2 of the edges, turned it right side round, ironed it ironing in the unsewn edge so it looks like the other edges then sewed this on to the bag inner before you started sewing the bag together with the long edge facing the top. You just sew the sides and bottom 2mm from the edge which finishes off the unsewn seam (don't put that seam to the top.) I also sewed a line of thread from top to bottom part way along the pocket dividing the pocket in to 2 pockets. For handles 2 of my bags had plastic/ leather handles with ready made holes at either end that I sewed on the outers before sewing the bag together, the other 2 had straps made from approx 3cm wide webbing tape that I stitched to either side from the very bottom seam of the bag approx 6 inches from the left edge to just below the line where the top corners are cut off (so the flat finished top of the bag has no handle attached to it), leave a free loop for the handle then back down the same side of the outer 6 inches from the right edge down to the bottom edge. Repeat on the other side. Also do this before sewing the bag together. Brilliant bags. Thanks for the idea.
I loved the bag, you teach me something every time you make a project.
I am so grateful to have you, as a teacher.
I can't even sew, just basic buttons and things but I found this soothing and satisfying to watch someone make something so lovely and useful. Pretty, useful bag, I'd love one. Thanks for posting.
Thank you Laura. I love this bag pattern. Very handy for storing or toting so many things. Love the boxed tops as well. Great idea.
I LOVE your delivery! Everything follows in logical order and I'm able to sew in my mind as you're explaining. Love your style too. Always gorgeous fabrics. Many thanks.'
I really enjoyed this tutorial, excellent instructions and very clear details.... a great project bag for my crochet. Thank you ☺️ for taking the time to share!
Concise tutorial. I love a project that isn't wordy and redundant! Well done, Laura.
Awesome bag! Really love the fabric choices. Thanks for sharing. You are a great teacher.
I like this bag. Your tutorials are always so detailed and easy to follow. Thank you, Laura!
Your manner of teaching is excellent! I’ve never done a flat top on a project bag, but I will try it now! Thanks so much!
Thank you! This is the best sewing tutorial I have seen. Really impressed with the pressing tips.
I love all the great ideas you come up with...Thank you Laura
Wow thank you so much for helping me make this bag. I'm an avid knitter and the bag is perfect for a large project. I haven't seen for 30 years so feeling very happy. Bless you.
Thank you for this tutorial! You explain the process so well. I love bag patterns!
I love the zipper finishing! So simple but so good looking.
I love your videos and always look forward to them. You explain everything so clearly. Thank you x
Love how you make/apply your zipper taps. So easy and looks so much better than the traditional way.
I have worked w patterns for 6 decades, I have designed patterns for 5 decades. Working w what you have and having that be your guide is so foreign to me I tried to make a pattern for this bag which meant I would have to go buy a lot of stuff. That did not seem to fall into what you were trying to teach me. So I pulled from my stash, removed a zipper from an old dress in the scrap bag, matched up pieces of med weight interfacing and patch worked it in. I ran out of thread and continued using colors that would work w whatever I already had on spools or bobbins and I did not hesitate to mix them. You are a genius and I am a good student. My bag is beautiful. I did add coordinating fabric made with interfacing and batting in one big circle, laid it out in figure eight and made sure the handles would be the right length running up the bag while spreading out underneath for maximum support. Yes, it took me a good portion of the day as I had to hunt, piece, deconstruct and reconstruct. I did use broadcloth for the inside for strength and soft hand cotton for its beautiful pastel florals for outside. My bag is washable, made from materials purchased in the '80s and '90s so no money was used at this time. I haven't had this much fun in a decade. thank you for the joy you gifted me.
Thank you for sharing this with me. My hope with the videos is just that!!! The sizes are not important, it is all about the technique :) good job!
Love that bag. You make things look so easy to make. Tks Laura for all your nice demonstrations. 🌹❤️🌹❤️
Excellent tutorial!!!! It was exactly what I was looking for and your instructions so clear! The tips and method for sewing decorative ends on the zipper and sewing corners are spot on. Thank you!
Yes, a large roomy storage bag. I would add removable handles with D-rings. And pockets for the small things that like to get away from me. Thanks for sharing, Laura ♥️
Thank you so much, you have explained this so clearly making it so easy to follow. One of the best demo video's I have seen (and I have seen many!).
I was looking for a nice diy to make a bag for my baby’s stroller and I finally found it. My favorite part is that I don’t have to play with measurements! 🙌🏻 Thank you so much!
Top job Laura! Great colour combination. Easy to follow. Thank you ! 👍❤️️😘😍
Laura I made this when I had a knitting project (poncho) that was too big for the bags I already have. It turned out great and I'm now going to make more as gifts. Your directions are always so easy to follow -- thank you!
Love love love your so specific directions and videos! Your projects are so detailed and perfect! Even down to the ‘panic button’ I’m ready to push when the corners at the top turn out looking messy! But, as you say, with a 1/2 inch seam allowance, no one is going to know ! Love it!
You have some of the best tutorials! Thank you so much. I really like that beautiful fabric. 😍
Thanks Laura this will make a perfect knitting bag for my Mum and your very clear and simple instructions are so easy to follow.
You always do such a wonderful job teaching and explaining! Great bag!
Great bag and NO handles needed. I am a sweater knitter and a sewer and it is a perfect project bag as shown. Thank you.
Omg. You are a genius. This is the best project bag I’ve found. Your instructions were perfect. Thanks ❤️
Love the idea about using the cardboard roll for ironing seam open! Hmmm. would love to add straps/handles to this bag... that way we could take the project w/us when traveling! but love the bag!
You are incredible! So easy to follow and such a great teacher!
I just finished doing this bag and it turned out awesome! I got a little tripped up with attaching the fabric to the zipper and had to redo it a few times but I love the finished project! Thanks so much for the awesome video tutorial.
I like the how all the seams are sewn and pulled it out from the zipper opening. This large sized bag will be perfect for my prayer shawl project. The zipper will keep the cat out of the bag! TFS.
I love your style of tutorials!
EXCEPT that the cat will probably sleep atop the bag and you will hate to disturb your furry friend! Cats rule!
It's brilliant! I might add a tab in the side seam for carrying, but I love your take on zipper ends and using the he fat quarters. Thanks Laura, I'm going to make one for myself!! ❤️
I am also a knitter and a crocheter and a couple of bags like this would come in very handy. I will definitely be making some of theses in the future. Thanks for this tutorial.
the two squares at the top of the bag are genius!!!!! Thanks!
I would have never thought about that!!
You explain so clearly. You lost me a little when you started to do the 2nd half of the zipper, but I'll pick it up when I'm doing the project.... I'd like some straps, so have to figure out how to do that. Really amazing.
I have made several bags from your instructions all different sizes. I inserted a wrist strap in the side of the small bag and a webbing handle in the larger ones. These make great project bags for knitting. I added pockets to the inside too. Thank you.
Lot of videos on RUclips showing how to add pockets to almost anything. I've made several bags already, customizing them with a bunch of pockets and handles.
This looks like another great bag I can customize for my loom knitting projects. The last bag I made was a large bag that was two-toned as a gift for a friend. It's always fun to figure out for myself what kind of pockets will be best.
Thanks Laura!
What beautiful fabric. I love your bags and tutorials Laura and the care and detail you take when making things. I shall be making this bag for sure, and the beach bag you demonstrated with side pockets. Thank you very much Laura. Happy Easter, Linda from England x
Great large bag tutorial! Nice and roomy, and the addition of a zipper is a big plus. Coordinating fabric handles would make it all the better. Can't wait to try this project!!!!! Thanks again, Laura!
How and where would I add handles?
So happy you are showing this bag it is just what I need. Thank you so much!
Loved your pink/green fabric. I think this needs some tabs at each end to help open/close the zipper and maybe a carry handle. Have a great Easter weekend and hope you get some sewing time :)
What an incredible teacher! Thank you for helping me make my bag with success!😃
Thank you for making a bag with top squared corners. I want to make bags for storing seasonal clothes & handbags. I’ll line them up side by side on the top shelf of my closet, SO PRETTY. I’ll quilt my pieces to give them more body and add small side handle loops to make it easier to handle them. That fabric is gorgeous plus what a wonder tip for cutting that fabric. Im a new sewer and have been looking for a practical useful project. Great Christmas gift idea as well💜
Although I'm mainly a quilter I do love to make bags! Beautiful fabric, great tutorial!
I agree, this is a great tutorial. I would make several of these if there was an option for handles/straps. Inner or outer pockets would be nice for customization as well.
I add inner pockets by cutting additional strips of fabric, finishing the edges, and sewing them to the bottom of the lining pieces after the corners are cut but before any of the pieces are sewn together.
I add a strap by sewing little loops of strap material with D rings into the top corners when they get sewn together, then clipping a longer strap on to the outside when the bag is complete.
Beautiful fabric, instructions and end result; love it!
Laura, I love this tutorial it’s just awesome. Love your voice it’s relaxing.🥰🥰 have a Bless Easter 🐣
Laura how cute!... thank you for another wonderful tutorial... Happy Easter!...
Love the pattern for this bag. I will be adding handles and pockets. Thank you for sharing this.
Laura ,This is a great way to finish those zipper ends! They are so professional looking!
I was going to say the same thing!
this is the 2nd large project bag I've made and again it was foolproof. Thanks so much for a fab video - I will be back to make more xxx
Only just found this video I love it. I have learned to make numerous projects from your videos so Thank you
You are amazing!!! I love everything you make and your explanations are very clear!! Thanks!!! ❤️😊
I just love your method of building this bag! I'm definitely going to try this. Thank you :)
The colors and size are beautiful! She will really enjoy using this bag.
No entiendo el ingles, pero con usted no me hace falta , sus manos hablan un idioma universal, gracias
I like the technique you used to close up the two top ends - different than I’ve seen before. It’s a nice clean finish.
Thank you I love your work. Your directions are also very easy to follow❤️
Wow.. What a fab tutorial.. So clear and I love the colours and technique 💖
Love ❤️ the bag. I really like how you explain the procedure. Beautiful 🤩 fabric. So you have a video of a bag like that that has handles. I really like the bigness of it. Thanks Laura your a blessing.
I love how you've only kept the necessary bits in the vid, explained everything & why etc. If only all sewing channels explained it as well as you do!!
Laura, I am new to your channel, and already I am hooked! I enjoy your creative talent and FANTASTIC tips particuliar video! You are clear succint and easy to follow. Awesome job
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I followed this tutorial and my bag came out great! I don't have much experience with sewing (just took high school sewing classes) and even I was able to make this bag! Attaching the lining to the zipper was the most confusing part for me since I'm not experienced, but I did it and it looks fantastic and so professional, thank you! Your instructions were very clear. I even adjusted the measurements to make it larger and it still turned out amazing :)
Love it!
The only thing I would change is adding handles.
But this is exactly what I've been looking for!
A lined bag with 4 boxes corners. Brilliant!
Thanks for the feed back :) ... because of your comment and many others, I will be doing another video with handles and pockets. Stay tuned :)
SewVeryEasy, Thank you! I’m an avid crocheter but, a beginner sewer and would love to know how to add a zippered pocket and side handles for my crocheting projects.
SewVeryEasy just wondering if you ever uploaded that video on how to add handles to this bag? I couldn’t find it anywhere. I really want to make this bag, but without knowing how to add handles, I’m going to have to pass. 😔
Such a versatile, and simple, adorable pattern!! Thanks for sharing your creation.
Oh Ms. Laura, it's exactly the size that I need. Love it! Thank you ❤
I LUV IT!!! 😍😍😍 I will add handy dandy straps when I attempt this. 😀 Thank you for the idea, I have TONS of fat quarters to select from.
Love love love!!!! You are a great teacher! Please keep up the great work 🧵
Your tutorials are so helpful and inspiring. I feel like I can do just about ANYTHING after I watch your explanations! Thank you so much for your clarity and precision and easy explanations. Hoping to make a bag for my serger with this pattern. I will search to find out how to add feet, handles, and a hard bottom to the bag . So excited!
Have you found out how to add handles?
Beautiful ❤️ will make this for my granddaughter, who will be going off to college this year. I will put handles and maybe some fusible fleece with some quilting. Thank you.
Beautiful job and the best zipper technique. Thank you for your videos
What a lovely lot of materials making a great knitting bag flower, but if your daughter is anything like me, a set of handles needed for when our knitting becomes portable and goes where we go. I love all crafts because i was lucky enough to have a wonderful and talented lady called my mum, who taught me everything and of course the proper way to finish things off. The closing of the last hole would be the only thing that mum would have done differently from yourself, but it is so nice to see someone take such a keen need for things not just to be purposeful, but for them to be finished properly inside and out. Your daughter is a very lucky young lady to have such a talented person in her life to call mum. Thank you flower for a great video on a decent size bag/ Crafty hugs from Norah, Central Scotland
I love this bag and I appreciate the detailed tutorial. I want to make one right now and I think that I want to add some handles.
Thank you for the Large Knitting Bag, it works well with me storing "some" of my "stuff". I'm making the Large Basket Bag next. I may have to make some for my sister and your shopping outings. I'm looking at some of your other projects.....so on to the next tutorial. Thanks, having funnnn
am definitely making this.. I work with lots of projects crochet and knitting and also quilting.. Thank you again
I absolutely love this bag. Thank you so much for sharing.
I love how you do your box corners. So much better than most
Great bag I am sure your daughter will love it!
Lovely bag and great choice of colours also like your instructions on the zipper
I love your clear instructional videos. We are currently changing a garden shed into a lovely sewing room. You will be with me on my kindle.
Really loved the video. Great bag for lots of uses. Turns out really well.
wonderful instructions and I feel confident to make my own from watching you , thanks so much
THANK YOU this is perfect for a gift. My cousin just started knitting. Thank you fir this video.
I am so glad I found your channel! I am a beginner and was getting so frustrated with other sewing tutorials that were unclear and convoluted. I can tell you have taught before because your videos are awesome and your technique is so polished. You're my favorite sewing Queen!
thank you and thank you for watching
I love the way you do the zip as it looks so neat. Clear straightforward instructions for me to follow easily with lots of good tips like the cardboard tube for pressing the seams. Would love a tutorial showing how to attach handles for carrying. Thanks.
Very nice, real easy to follow your instructions, maybe she did not want handles, but I would've added handles, a strap or something..W/d rings.
Love the bag and the way you inserted the zip will defiantly try that next time I make a bag
You make this look (sew) easy!!Love it.
I bought a bundle of fat quarters just because I loved the fabric. Now I have a project for them!
Very nicely explained. Easy to follow. Lovely bag. I might make one for my 🧶 knitting thank you
Hi Laura, Love this bag and have already made 3 of them. I have been making picnic quilts for each of my grandkids and have made one of these bags for to put each quilt in. They can keep this in the trunks of their cars always ready for a quick picnic or should you need a blanket in your car. Love how easy all your tutorials are to follow. Thanks
Aww what a great idea! What a sweet Gramma to make something like that for them too. Im a late bloomer (65) and didnt start sewing till in the past three years and im loving it. I have 7 grandchildren, two that would love something like that. Thanks for the great idea.
Great project bag. I enjoy your videos. Thank you.
Love how you teach, easy for me to follow. Thank you so much, sew very easy 😊😊😊😊❤️
Love the clear directions!