Thank goodness I found your tutorial! I've been searching for the best slip pocket, so I can do all my liners the same, but I wanted to find THE slip pocket for my bags. I appreciate your tutorial so much, thank you 🙏❤🥹✨️
Two things I love about this video (in addition to the bag info content) is that you point out the small imperfection without holding your thumb over it as I often see others do and you take the trouble to turn the clips around to have the flat side on the bottom. I love the blend of attention to detail together with acceptance of minor errors that don't justify correction.
Thanks Jacky! I'm a learner...I believe in connecting my self esteem to being a learner. Sharing what I learn is my goal! Being right doesn't get me there!
Love this method and am incorporating it to all slip pockets I make from here on out! Love not having to turn it right side out and then deal with wonky corners! Plus having the accent looks super awesome!
Thanks so much. Haven’t sewn for close to a year and still a fairly new sewer/bag maker. Needed help on an easy way to do this. Thanks so much. I just subscribed. :)
My slip pocket turned out so good! I wish I could post a pic and show you. I'm trying the loopy straps now ☺️ I have a scan n cut, so I followed the link you posted for the SVG file. You have such great design ideas, thank you! Also, what size of thread do you use for your top stitching? You mentioned that you used heavier thread and I'd like to try that too 🤩
Mandy the thread I use overall is a poly Tex 69/70. Super excited about everything you are doing! You can always email me pics… my email is linked in my profile here!
Thank you for this tutorial. I’m going to start adding rivets to my slip pockets too! Can I ask where you purchased the pink tag-you look really pretty today? I have been looking for tags similar to this to add to my bags to give someone a smile each time they open their bags. Thank you again!
Thanks Carol! I create all my interior slip pockets this way! moremeknow.com/collections/woven-sew-in-labels/products/pink-you-look-really-pretty-today-woven-sew-in-labels-pack-of-5 This is the link for the pink labels! Hope this helps! Enjoy!
Wow you are so quick responding back. Feels like I’m sitting and chatting with you 👛 Just want to say, I am enjoying all of your videos and finding so many tips, tricks and feeling inspired by you. I am quickly becoming one of your biggest fans 😊 Please keep the videos coming! Thank you!
@@caroloneill1773 No promises!!! Haha! You caught me at a good time..I have another one in edit mode as we are chatting right now. Just sew you know I am always available on FB Messenger for emergency help as well. I coach goal setting and mentor..this is what I love to do! I have some big plans for 2022!
Thanks for your awesome videos and tips. I love your pockets and straps. Also, can you tell us how you made that little bitty purse that was hanging on a chain with your tassel? It is so cute!
At 4:32 you can see where the edges are pressed under. Then they are all brought together and I sew along that edge. The edges are kept inside that seam just like a regular seam only it is not sewn and turned out. This way it is much cleaner. You can message me and I can video with you privately if you like! It's sew much better than sewing right sides together in my experience.
I own a Thor 1341! I would say...yes I use it primarily for topstitching. Bag openings and any other topstitching especially with contrasting thread. This way I don't have to change thread on my flat bed Juki. I also keep a 1/8" edge foot on this machine which helps keep the topstitching to an even line if this makes sense. In my next video coming out today, you will will see me topstitching on my Juki 1541 at a 1/16" inch edge...quite the accomplishment!
Thank goodness I found your tutorial! I've been searching for the best slip pocket, so I can do all my liners the same, but I wanted to find THE slip pocket for my bags. I appreciate your tutorial so much, thank you 🙏❤🥹✨️
Yay Mandy!!! So glad it helped!!!
Two things I love about this video (in addition to the bag info content) is that you point out the small imperfection without holding your thumb over it as I often see others do and you take the trouble to turn the clips around to have the flat side on the bottom. I love the blend of attention to detail together with acceptance of minor errors that don't justify correction.
Thanks Jacky! I'm a learner...I believe in connecting my self esteem to being a learner. Sharing what I learn is my goal! Being right doesn't get me there!
Love this method and am incorporating it to all slip pockets I make from here on out! Love not having to turn it right side out and then deal with wonky corners! Plus having the accent looks super awesome!
Yay! It is my favorite method also!! Thank you Susan!
@@SandcastleDesigns, absolutely!!!
Thanks so much. Haven’t sewn for close to a year and still a fairly new sewer/bag maker. Needed help on an easy way to do this. Thanks so much. I just subscribed. :)
Thank you sew much! I am addicted to this method!! I appreciate you!
thank you i have been looking for a nice looking slip pocket i love yours
Thank you! Super happy this worked for you! It’s my fav also!
Very useful and helpful. Thanks for sharing.
Thank you! This is the only way I make these pockets!
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thank you!
Thanks! Great skip pocket! I’m going to try that on my next bag! I just subscribed, so I’m binging your videos!
Fantastic!!!
Thank you sew, sew much Renee! I am going to do this today!!!
It is a super fun sew! message me if you have questions!
I don't follow instructions well lol great tutorial as always!
I buy the chopping mats at Dollare tree
Oh I hear those are great!!! You know me and instructions! I have to force myself!
@@SandcastleDesigns you get 2 per pack! Most of the time I make my own directions with a few cuss words lol
@@jenpatterson8309 The next time I go to Dollar Tree I will check it out! Cuss words are a given! Haha!
My slip pocket turned out so good! I wish I could post a pic and show you. I'm trying the loopy straps now ☺️ I have a scan n cut, so I followed the link you posted for the SVG file. You have such great design ideas, thank you! Also, what size of thread do you use for your top stitching? You mentioned that you used heavier thread and I'd like to try that too 🤩
Mandy the thread I use overall is a poly Tex 69/70. Super excited about everything you are doing! You can always email me pics… my email is linked in my profile here!
@@SandcastleDesigns I will do that, thank you!
love this do you have to change the timing on your industrial to use the heavier thread
I have never changed the timing on my machines. My industrial machines are built for heavier threads and needles.
Great!!!
Thank you for watching!
What weight (Tex) thread are you using to get the bold topstitching?
I am using TEX 69/70. It is a bonded poly. I have purchased from Superior Thread and Siah Swag. 💕
Thank you!
@@jillyrich1 my pleasure!!
Thank you for your method! What did you use for interfacing?
I used Wovenfuse I believe, you could also use SF101. I generally use this type of interfacing on cotton lining.
Thank you for this tutorial. I’m going to start adding rivets to my slip pockets too! Can I ask where you purchased the pink tag-you look really pretty today? I have been looking for tags similar to this to add to my bags to give someone a smile each time they open their bags. Thank you again!
Thanks Carol! I create all my interior slip pockets this way!
moremeknow.com/collections/woven-sew-in-labels/products/pink-you-look-really-pretty-today-woven-sew-in-labels-pack-of-5 This is the link for the pink labels! Hope this helps! Enjoy!
Wow you are so quick responding back. Feels like I’m sitting and chatting with you 👛 Just want to say, I am enjoying all of your videos and finding so many tips, tricks and feeling inspired by you.
I am quickly becoming one of your biggest fans 😊 Please keep the videos coming! Thank you!
@@caroloneill1773 No promises!!! Haha! You caught me at a good time..I have another one in edit mode as we are chatting right now. Just sew you know I am always available on FB Messenger for emergency help as well. I coach goal setting and mentor..this is what I love to do! I have some big plans for 2022!
Thanks for your awesome videos and tips. I love your pockets and straps. Also, can you tell us how you made that little bitty purse that was hanging on a chain with your tassel? It is so cute!
Are you leaving the pocket sides with raw edges? Didn't see you turn under the edges.
At 4:32 you can see where the edges are pressed under. Then they are all brought together and I sew along that edge. The edges are kept inside that seam just like a regular seam only it is not sewn and turned out. This way it is much cleaner. You can message me and I can video with you privately if you like! It's sew much better than sewing right sides together in my experience.
Renee, what brand cylinder arm do you have? Do you use it mostly for top stitching?
I own a Thor 1341! I would say...yes I use it primarily for topstitching. Bag openings and any other topstitching especially with contrasting thread. This way I don't have to change thread on my flat bed Juki. I also keep a 1/8" edge foot on this machine which helps keep the topstitching to an even line if this makes sense. In my next video coming out today, you will will see me topstitching on my Juki 1541 at a 1/16" inch edge...quite the accomplishment!
Is 8mm rivets the post length, please?
Yes!