This is a fantastic tutorial! It is quick, detailed and I really enjoyed hearing the enjoyment in your voice. Thanks so much, I am going to make this bag.
I can't thank you enough for this video! I made zipper bags for the first time last week and ran into a bit of a snag on around the zipper. Using the zipper tabs was the game changer! I'll never make zipper bags without them. You made this process so easy and not intimidating! Thanks again!
Excellent video and instructions! I had some scrap Tula Pink fabrics that I used; my bag turned out 8”x11.25”. It’s going to make the perfect gift for a friend. Now to make one for myself. Thank you!!
LOVE the new Machine! Im looking to get one next month and let my babylock only produce embroidery! 8700 IS SO QUIET!!! LOVE the pouch and your sweet ideas!!
What a great tutorial. I love how you did the zipper. I’m going to try this one for sure. Not sure if you have a tutorial for the vinyl front bag but I’m going to find out!😉. I’m new here and will be retuning.
Hello there!… I love your idea of making project bags to match your project. I am a knitter and just recently started making my own project bags, I will for sure start doing the tabs on my zippers as you demonstrated. Can’t wait to watch all your previews videos, and look forward to more (new subscriber here) take care 💕
Great instructional video. I have a question. In the beginning of your video you said you made one with a box bottom. Do you have the instructions for how how to do that?
thanks Ren I dont know how I missed this one !! I keep watching your free motion quilting but when I try it, I just cant get it to look nice or the tension right lol I till have to get the speed Im going right also !!
Free motion takes a ton of practice to get really smooth and good at it. I’d suggest buying some paper and doing a bunch of doodling. I did that. Spirals and curls and simple meandering. It’s muscle memory and helps with the movements. Plus it’s only paper your wasting and not fabric 🤓. Keep at it and you’ll get better!
Thanks for sharing.🙂 Nice bag. I would ikr to add a vinyl pocket on the outside. This way I can insert a name card of the project. Any suggestions? I'm using the same fabric for bags.
Ooh good idea. Maybe I can work something up and do a short video on it. I’m thinking you could cut a piece of clear vinyl the size you want and add strips of fabric around the edges. Sort of like binding. Then sew it on the exterior panel on three sides…
I love this bag. It’s simple, quick to assemble. Thank you so much for sharing. Everything about this video is perfect.
Great tutorial- thank you. Love the way you did the zipper tabs.
This is a fantastic tutorial! It is quick, detailed and I really enjoyed hearing the enjoyment in your voice. Thanks so much, I am going to make this bag.
You make it seem so easy that I'm making one right now! Thank you for this tutorial! Love it!
I can't thank you enough for this video! I made zipper bags for the first time last week and ran into a bit of a snag on around the zipper. Using the zipper tabs was the game changer! I'll never make zipper bags without them. You made this process so easy and not intimidating! Thanks again!
Enjoyed your tutorial on project bags for your cross stitch projects. Thank you !
Thank you for sharing you made it look so easy doing layer by layer so much easier for a beginner, thank you so much.
I enjoyed your tutorial, been wanting to start making the project bags so this gets me going! Thanks
Excellent video and instructions! I had some scrap Tula Pink fabrics that I used; my bag turned out 8”x11.25”. It’s going to make the perfect gift for a friend. Now to make one for myself. Thank you!!
Thank you for all your great tutorials. You are so thorough.
So pretty
Thank you for showing me!
Thank you for the instructions on the project bag 💝
NEW SUBBIE! Girl you are awesome
Great video - I like your zipper tab method! Thank you!
Such a lovely project bag and I will give it a try. Thanks for the tutorial!
That was so helpful with how to do the zip and the lining. Thank you!
Thank you for the video! Wonderful instructions and beautiful bag!
Just came across you. Love your bags and the cross stitch. Looking forward to more .thanks for sharing
“Sometimes I get sewing and weee I sew all the way around”.,lol I do the same thing sometimes hahhahhhaha😆
Great tutorial. Many thanks. Zip tabs look fab ! ❤️👍
You are precious ❤️ love your projects
Super cute bag and love the new machine and viewing angle!!!
Great video! Love the bag! Nice machine!
This is a great detailed video. Love the fabric too. Looking forward to more of your videos. Thanks
LOVE the new Machine! Im looking to get one next month and let my babylock only produce embroidery! 8700 IS SO QUIET!!! LOVE the pouch and your sweet ideas!!
great video! thanks so much! love the detailed zipper insert. ☺️
What a great tutorial. I love how you did the zipper. I’m going to try this one for sure. Not sure if you have a tutorial for the vinyl front bag but I’m going to find out!😉. I’m new here and will be retuning.
Finally got to the end and found the Etsy shop for the Supernatural cross stitch!! ❤❤❤
I loved your video !! Where did you find a Supernatural cross stitch pattern??❤❤
Yes, those zipper tabs make the top of the bag look so much more professional! Will do that from now on. I love making bags of all kinds. TFS
Great vid, view was fine. Loved how the pouch turned out. Love to see some cross stitch if you find the time. x
Great tutorial, your bag turned out perfect, thank you! 💚
That song would make my daughter cry when she was a baby. As if the tone of the lullaby was too sad for her 😂. Anyway, thanks for the tutorial!
Excellent video
Good job. U r very accurate. Nice 👍
Its simply darling
Great tutorial!! Thank you so much!!
Hello there!… I love your idea of making project bags to match your project. I am a knitter and just recently started making my own project bags, I will for sure start doing the tabs on my zippers as you demonstrated. Can’t wait to watch all your previews videos, and look forward to more (new subscriber here) take care 💕
Please do add video on how to make pillow
What is the name of your sewing machine table?
Great instructional video. I have a question. In the beginning of your video you said you made one with a box bottom. Do you have the instructions for how how to do that?
I’m sorry I don’t. I will try to remember to make one.
Any chance you could do a tutorial on the Diamond Clutch Wallet? I'm trying to figure out how to do an all water proof canvas inside.
I’ll see what I can do ☺️
thanks Ren I dont know how I missed this one !! I keep watching your free motion quilting but when I try it, I just cant get it to look nice or the tension right lol I till have to get the speed Im going right also !!
Free motion takes a ton of practice to get really smooth and good at it. I’d suggest buying some paper and doing a bunch of doodling. I did that. Spirals and curls and simple meandering. It’s muscle memory and helps with the movements. Plus it’s only paper your wasting and not fabric 🤓. Keep at it and you’ll get better!
@@renpuffinberger6664 thankyou Ren I will give it a tryx
Where do you buy your fabric love it❤️ found it. …hobby lobby and Joann s.
Haha. Glad you found it!
Thanks for sharing.🙂 Nice bag. I would ikr to add a vinyl pocket on the outside. This way I can insert a name card of the project. Any suggestions? I'm using the same fabric for bags.
Ooh good idea. Maybe I can work something up and do a short video on it. I’m thinking you could cut a piece of clear vinyl the size you want and add strips of fabric around the edges. Sort of like binding. Then sew it on the exterior panel on three sides…
@@renpuffinberger6664 Good idea. I try it.
Great video!! thank you ❤ 45:07
Note to me. I must remember to add the zip before the lining with extra pockets are added.
Do you have a video on how to box the corners?
I don’t. I’ll try to remember to make one.
@@renpuffinberger6664 I know how to box the bottom of a bag, but, I’d love to figure out how to box the top where the zipper is
Ahh I see what you mean. I have not tried that yet.
It’s pronounced aching, spelt accio