Thank you! 0:07 Step 1 46W X 26L 2Pcs. Outer layers 0:13 Step 2 100W X 12L 2pcs. Straps 0:46 Step 3 15W X 18H 2Pcs. Bag pockets 1:14 Step 4 Assemble bag outer. 1:50 Step 5 46W X 33H Bottom. Combine with outer. 2:50 Step 6 Fold bag outer and shape corners. 4:07 Step 7 82W X 46H Make bag lining. Cut corners 14cm. 5:08 Step 8 Combine outer and lining. 6:38 Step 9 Close turning gap by hand and sew around top.
The quality of this video is unmatched. The tempo, the editing, the angles and the simplicity is great. I loved everything about it. Thank you for that!
I love this. I really like the way you assembled the pockets. I like to add a bit of embroidery to my bags and this will make it super easy. For those that like written instructions, I have complied it. :) I truly hope this is ok to share - I need written directions to go along with the video. Cut 2 pieces for outer layer 18” x 10” Cut 2 handles, 4.7” by 40” Cut 2 pockets 6” x 7” Cut 1 bottom 18” x 13” Cut 1 lining 32” x 18” Handles, fold fabric in half, then fold in each side to the center fold and sew both sides. Pockets, fold top over 2 times and sew to finish top edge. Assemble Outer layers: Attach handles and pockets to outer layers. Center pocket with bottom at the bottom edge of outer layer, place handle over each edge of pocket and sew up to about 1/2 inch from top edge, this finishes the pockets and attaches the handles. Attach bottom to each outer layer. Top stitch below the seam line to reinforce. Make corners (should be 5.5” across), trim off excess fabric. Liner: Fold liner in half and sew down each side, leave an opening on one side to turn the bag right-side out after assembling. Make corners (should be 5.5” across), trim off excess fabric. Finish: place right sides together and match top edge. Sew around top edge. Turn bag right side out through the side opening. Sew closed the opening and push the liner into the outer bag. Top stitch around the top of the bag.
I have a "Sewing Book" where I write out the instructions for different projects I make. This makes it easy to repeat down the road if I make it again. I have a small sewing/knitting business, so I need to replenish items I have made. Thank you. Nice pattern. I usually do a square cut for the corners. They just seam easier for me and all come out the same dimensions.
Thank you! I need to make this but I will skip the corners as I need them and need the bag to be flat. I have rulers that I need to store for easy access and transport. Basically I need one that I can just open without unrolling it as one video I saw was done.
Firstly, this is a fantastic design and a beautiful looking tote bag, made one for my wife yesterday and she loves it. Also, the video itself is easy to follow and very well put together. However, for anyone not familiar with making any kind of lined bags, be aware of a mistake in the video at step 7 (4 min 26 seconds) where the stitch lines for the sides of the lining are shown as full along both sides. Please note one side should have a gap left open big enough so the whole thing can be turned inside out, this is stitched later in the video. Other than that it's a perfect video - thank you so much for sharing your knowledge and skills. As a result of this video I have subscribed to your channel - fantastic.
I didn’t notice the turning gap or even think about it on the first one I made until I was sewing the two layers together so I left a gap and turned it through that. I ended up hand sewing the gap closed and it looks ok but I did it correctly on the second one I made and it turned out, literally and figuratively, much better.
I can't believe that's handmade, it looks so professional! And you didn't clutter up the video at all! As a self taught sewist, thank you SO (or SEW) much for this video! It was easy to follow, and clever!
This is really great! One suggestion though for anyone who wants to try this: If you have an ironing board and iron nearby, do press your seams. It just gives you a more professional finish. Especially before topstitching the last bit, it will make a huge difference.
Hi,I am Elea-maryam I am 11 years old and I have to say, this video has changed my life. I have made this bag 5 times !!! I give this video 5 stars even if there was a mistake at the bit when you are sewing the bag inner layer but the simple explanations forgive.all to say that this video has a lot more ups than downs!
In case anyone is wondering about fabric - I bought 1.5m of cotton twill (and 2m of cotton webbing for the handles) and it came out great. I kept making mistakes cutting and had enough fabric left over to recut the pieces properly. Also - the sides look absurdly short when you cut them but once the bottom on it's fine! The bag is about the same dimensions as my 13" macbook with room left over for other stuff. A zipper and inside pockets would be nice additions.
@@barefacedquestions I didn't since I like that it's flexible enough to roll up. It still stands up pretty well on its own, but interfacing might help make it look a little crisper.
@@rtcrook3219 Thanks for your help. I thought I'd have to do interfacing, but the fact that it can be rolled up is a good point. I'm glad to see this bag standing up quite well without it.
Thank you for the lovely tutorial. For anyone who forgets to add a turning gap, never fear. It is easy enough to go back with a seam ripper and remove stitches to make a turning gap. Flip bag out, sew up seam and you are done!
I’ve made 6 bags over the last 18 months using this method and simple style. Yes, it’s great to view without all the talking like in other videos. The opening in the lining for turning was the only error in the video, but not a big problem. Love the style it’s classic.
I am going to try and make it! I have the measurements for fabric but could you please tell me how much fabric you bought for both the outer and inner parts? Thank you
This was my first sewing project ever! Made it with thick canvas, broke a needle, extended the strap length and added a hand strap. Feeling very satisfied so thank you for the pattern and instructions!
I just finished making this bag! It turned out amazing, the video was an amazing guide to use for this. For anyone looking for the finished size, mine turned out to be: 17 inches wide 12 inches tall 5 inches deep I used 1/4 inch and 1/3 inch seam allowance for most of the project, so if you use different seam allowances you’re might turn out a little bigger/ smaller. I chose to use a lightweight fusible interfacing on the lining layer to help give it more structure, and I also added interior pockets. Something I would change for next time I make one is to stitch all the way up the straps when adding them to the side panel (around 1:40). It was implied in the video to only stick an inch or so above the pocket, but I think it would look nicer stitched all the way to the top. I don’t love the look of the topstitching at the end going across the handles (around 7:00) so by going all the way up you might be able to avoid that line. I definitely recommend using interfacing!! Especially if you’ll be carrying around a laptop and a book or two like me, it helps add more stability and strength to the finished bad. I used it on just the lining layer but plan on adding it to the bottom panel as well next time so that it might stand on its own. Otherwise I give this pattern a 10/10!!
Hello, sorry to disturb you, I just want to know more about the bottom panel you mentioned. I am a beginner, so I would appreciate any tip on what material you can use to achieve stability on the bottom of the bag :) thank you
I mentioned this is another comment, but stitching the straps all the way to the top of the outer layers before you stich the lining to it will not work for this design. If you want to stitch them all the way up to the top at the end, you should. But seriously, don't do it before hand. If you do, when you stitch the lining to the outer layer, you'll be preventing yourself from being able to finish the job. You'll have to cut away the stitching that ends up sewing the straps to themselves on the last step. You NEED that extra space until after it's turned out. Trust me, I learned that the hard way.
Thank you for this tutorial! My mom kept mentioning she wanted a tote made out of denim pants , so I use your tutorial to make it for her , I use the waist as handles and pockets for the front and back tote pockets, I use my cricut to add her grandkids names & she was in tears of happiness when she open her Christmas present , never did I get a reaction quite like that when I gave her a coach bag , thank you again ! Your tutorial is perfection!!!
Thank you! Made it, love it. It's a fast project. It turned out a bit smaller than I expected. Finished size (cca) 32 cm tall, 28 cm long and 14 cm wide
I followed this tutorial exactly (appart from adding inner pockets) and my bag turned out perfect!!! Im so so pleased! Thanks so much for filming it, I appreciate it a lot!
@@АлянаВанчикова-и2ъ Hey! I can't tell exactly how much now off the top of my head, but the outer layer with the pockets but without straps took half of a meter exactly, and then the lining and inside pockets are another half a meter (bcoz the inside pockets were just as big as the outside ones), and then add the straps. So I think with a meter and a half all in all you should be fine, I just broke it down if you want to make it out of different fabrics 🤗🌞
I made this as a gift for my friend! I love the pattern so much. The end result is an extremely professional looking bag. The only thing is that I missed when you left the turning point in the side seam of the lining, so I just left a 3" gap along the top seam and turned there, closing it when I top stitched it closed (technically more efficient) so I am super happy!!!
Shelly & DIY Sewing, thank you for adding this comment about making sure to leave the turning point in the side seam of the lining, a crucial, necessary step. Leaving the turning point on the side of the lining as opposed to the top edge of the tote's outer shell and lining also allows one to "hide" the stich line to close the lining inside the tote once it has been turned out. It leaves the top edge of the tote uniform, cleanly stitched, and very professional-looking. Excellent tutorial video with impressive results. Amazing, simple, elegant creation and extremely useful. Great success to all your projects!
I never used a sewing machine before today. Taught myself the basics, then followed this and managed to make a bag in a day. Well chuffed. GG on the clear instructions!! 🙌
As a beginner sewer who just bought her first sewing machine, this tutorial was amazing and I just finished my first bag! Thank you, this was so incredibly helpful and I’m incredibly happy with how it turned out for my first time sewing. 💕
@@arya-it8px I used cotton canvas for the exterior and handles. For the interior lining, I used a regular quilting cotton. I had originally bought 2.7 meters of each fabric because I wasn’t sure which tutorial I would use so I can’t say for certain, but I would say I used roughly 2.2 meters for the exterior and the handles, then I used roughly 1 meter for interior lining. I’m sorry I’m not entirely sure how much I used, my country uses the imperial system for measurements .
This was my first project back to sewing in over 13 years. It took me five days, but that was mostly me figuring out my machine and being careful. This guide was so incredibly clear and succinct. Everything was communicated super well, and there wasn’t any annoying filler for me to fast forward through. Thank you for this video. It kickstarted my love for sewing all over again :)
hi! Adrian Cardwell! Congratulations on starting sewing again! Your honest opinion is a great help to me! I'll be rooting for you in the new next video!🌸
In order to turn the bag, leave a gap on ONE SIDE OF THE LINING BAG. That way you can reach in this gap and turn it all right side out. She shows this in the video, but never mentions it directly.
I'm a beginner sewer and tried this tutorial - its BRILLIANT. Took me a couple hours, but it was so worth it! I skipped the lining because I was using thick canvas material anyway. Important note not to stitch the handles starting right from top to bottom of the panel - start stitching the handle a cm below the top of the panel so that you can fold over the panel to finish the top stitch later. Also would recommend if you are a beginner like me starting with black material/black thread or white/white thread because omg my lines were so wonky haha.
Hi~Aliyah~🍀 I feel really good because you shared what you felt while watching this video You must be very proud to have completed it. Thank you for the good comments. See you in the next video~🌿🌸🌿
Tried this out today, turned out amazing! Easy to follow instructions and the bag looks store bought. Like other comments I left out the turning and just left a gap in the top seam when attaching the lining and top-stitched it. Obsessed!
I made this a few days ago, I loved it. I modified it a bit to have a zipper closure and an umbrella holder inside. This will be my basic tote bag pattern from now on! Thank you.
@@chh4163 sorry I was travelling, I used cotton brush twill both as inner lining and outer. this time, I want to try using canvas or cotton. The twill was very sturdy and soft but a bulky when I packed it in my luggage. 😅
For anyone wondering I made mine a bit bigger for personal preferences but I ended up making it with around 1.5 yards of cloth using some extra outlining all the pieces before cutting so I was able to use most of the cloth without some extra(not much)
Just made that tote bag, it's my first ever sewing project. I'm a complete beginner, I made a lot of mistakes in the process trying to figure out everything for the first time. It turned out soooo pretty, I love it! This video is perfect to start and make some cool projects, I'll check the others!
@@shleymo It took me a few hours, i don't remember exactly, but it was about 4 (like 9am to 12pm), but i had to re-do some parts a couple of time so it might take a lot less time!
I’ve made two of these for my grandchildren in the last 5 days. I really can’t get over how easy the video is to follow and the results are amazing, if I do say so myself!
I have never sewn anything, but my grandma recently passed away and I received her sewing machine (she was such a magician with it). I think I am going to try to sew this bag because it looks like something doable even by a non-sewer like me and I will feel closer to my nonna, thank you❤️ Edit: i decided i will use this comment as my little diary through my first sewing project ever lol
Day two: i did the other strap. This time the cutting of the fabbric was a bit easier but I am still struggling a bit, i will get the hang of it sooner or later Sad story: i don't have enough fabbric to cut the intern part, will have to find something else
Just did the rim of the pockets! It was a bit tricky because the corner was getting stuked in the machine (idk how to explain, but it would stuck and not moving as the needle proceeded) but they could be waaay worse lol
I just finish mine a couple of minutes ago, I'm so proud of the bag that I made thanks to you, I used 3 different fabrics, one for the upper part, another for the bottom and another for the lining, it's a very flexible design that you can combine with different colors and textures I will follow more tutorials from you, thanks
I got my sewing machine 2 weeks ago. This was my first "project" ever. I never used a sewing machine before. Thanks to your great tutorial I could make this bag. It is beautiful (not as perfect as yours of course). Thx ♥
@@zain3016 I Just found your comment...A bit late...I bought 1 meter/1.20 meter for the outside and the same for the inside....I had a lot left over...I hope this helped
I normally don’t comment but this was such an easy tutorial. I made my bag slightly bigger and even dyed the fabric and the bag came out so well. I wish there was a way to share pics cause I’m so happy with the outcome.
I just made one of these yesterday and I cannot explain how professional and store-bought this design looks!! It’s absolutely incredible! I’m cutting out my pieces to make some more of these to replace using disposable plastic grocery bags! Thank you so much ♥️♥️
This is a wonderful tutorial, I love that i was able to press play and go. No Fluff. No Look At ME! from the creator. though she deserves all the love for this amazing video. I was able to whip this tote up in less than a couple hours, no stress, no hair pulling or crying! Thanks a million!!
Wow, this was my first sewing project in 10 years after making a basic pillow and PJ's. This was a bit difficult and I messed up a couple times, but I made it and it looks great 😍 Thank you so much!
I tried this last night and it's a fool-proof pattern! I was going to use mi circular blade and pattern pieces but the blade wasn't sharp enough, but it still turned out great! Where do you start to sew the lining and leave the gap on? I left the gap with one of the straps and getting it straight after was a challenge haha
Many thanks for the effort and the pattern. White thread on white material made it tricky to see, and forgetting to include the turning gap caused momentary confusion. However, it is a great product!
First time sewing and this video was very easy to follow and turned out amazing. I added a small embroidery piece on the pocket before sewing to make it more personalized and it worked perfectly.
Great video. Thank you so much for sharing. One addition is that we want to leave about a 5 inch gap on one side of the lining when sewing the sides of the lining so that when we sew it to the main bag, we have a space to turn the bag right side out. :)
I'm adapting the video to make a small backpack for my 2 y o granddaughter using left over fabric from a jumper I just finished. I will use fusible interface to stiffen the printed lawn cotton and a plain cotton muslin to make the lining so that it has some body. I plan to add snaps to the top to make a closure. The backpack will be to hold stuffed animals, etc. so it doesn't need to be so rugged.
Thank you! Very nicely done video and thank you for not having annoying music! I look forward to watching more of your videos. I don’t know how I haven’t come across your channel sooner! On another note, it would be more helpful to someone making their very first bag if you showed in your dotted-line illustration the turning gap in the lining. 💜
🎉No unnecessary chatter, easy and clear instructions. Bonus: made on a simple sewing machine which shows us you do not need a 1000€ machine to make something decent it is the craftsmanship that counts. Thank a bunch for the inspiration.
Love this so much! I am going to be making a few tote bags and was wondering how many metres of fabric it takes to create one? Have no idea how to see how much fabric I need to buy!! Xx
2 hours in and I'm just at 1:50 :D Edit 1: next day and I'm at 4:03 I have made only the outer part and it took me 3 hours. (As a beginner its lowkey hard) final edit!: IM FINISHED!!! I slapped an iron on animal patch and it looks so professional. Some flaws with the threading due to an old style machine but still good!!! I'm suprised you dont have to do any special edge finish here! So I'm super happy with that! An I'm going to gift it to my friend and make more for me!!!
I wish you would explain and show the leaving open of the side seam in the lining. And when you’re sewing the top of the lining it may be beneficial to explain that you’re sewing around the rim, and not sewing the bag closed bc that’s what it looks like
I made one today! It took me 4+ hours to finish it. This is my first product, I’m still newbie and I’m so happy because it looks so cute in the end! Tough part for me as newbie is cutting the fabric 😢 Thank you so much! I’m happy learning from you ❤❤❤
There is a mistake in step 7 explanation. It was fail to mention to leave an opening when sewing for turning. THIS IS CRUCIAL INFORMATION FOR A BEGINNER.
You can use as much as you want, it depends what size of the bag you want. But if you want this exact size you can easily watch first few steps where all the pieces of fabrics are shown and calculate all together how much they used. I hope that helped.
I want to make a tote bag for my sister who's turning 24 this upcoming July. So I was searching for the perfect tutorial on RUclips and I found it on the first try! So easy to follow. The bag is also very simple which she likes, but detailed at the same time. Thank you!!💛💛
@@DIYTodaysSewingEmbroidery I did! My sister's had the bag for over 9 months now, she loved it! I made it with brown and olive green corduroy. Thank you again! 💗☺️
I just finished making this out of some hand dyed thick denim that I had...and other than the pockets ending up a little crooked, it looks great. Word of advice for anyone making this...use a new needle because you will be sewing through many layers of thick material. It will be a lot easier with a new sharp needle. I used a new quilting needle and it did the job. I would also iron the seams as you go so they are flat
I just wanted to take the time to say thank you for this video. I have covid and currently isolating, this has been the perfect project to keep me busy and use some fun material I’ve had for ages. I’ve been sewing for a long time but honestly struggle so much with it, your video was easy to follow and I’m so happy with the results 😍
Fantastic tutorial. This was very easy to follow. I made this for my first ever sewing project and it looks like I bought it at the store. I'm astounded at the results.
Great concise, simple yet effective video. You have made a perfect video that makes me want to get sewing right now! Thank you for all your hard work compiling the video, its really been very helpful. :)
I am anxious to use this technique. I love this bag. You should mark more clearly where the turning gap is. The video shows to sew both sides of lining. After watching several times, I see that the gap is on one side of the lining.
I made mine today..it turned out perfect. Your tutorial and video is easy to follow.Loved it!! This is going to be a mothers day gift...I found really sweet fabric. I do love all white so that may be the next one..for me!
thanks so much for this easy to follow tutorial, bag is looking amazing! At the steps for the lining you dont explain to leave a gap for turning it later though, the sewing lines go all the way through.
This is such a cute tote and such a good tutorial. Just don’t forget to leave a gap in the lining when you sew it so you can turn it all out 👍that important step was left out. But still a great tote! I made 2 of them 😊
Thank you for sharing this tutorial. Very clear directions and easy to follow. I managed to make one similar like this with pockets inside instead of outside. I love the result.
It was an amazing project for sowing . First of all thank you so much for this easy tutorial. I am like the most beginner person in sewing like I literally had to learn how to sow straight lines and then also I messed it up thousands of times but it came out so great. 😊 if you are a begginer and want to practice your skills go for it
A question, where did you make the opening to turn it around? Because I don’t find the part where you mention to leave a gap. Is it from the side? Love the tutorial
@@АлянаВанчикова-и2ъ Hey, I used 4 different scrap fabrics leftover from different projects but it will take you approximately 1.5 meters to make this. Depends on the fabric width as well. ☺️
What a wonderful video! I made my first (much more plain and simple) tote bag last night and even though it wasn't perfect I was so proud, I can't wait to try this more complex one! Such clear instructions and demos, thank you so much 💓
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0:07 Step 1 46W X 26L 2Pcs. Outer layers
0:13 Step 2 100W X 12L 2pcs. Straps
0:46 Step 3 15W X 18H 2Pcs. Bag pockets
1:14 Step 4 Assemble bag outer.
1:50 Step 5 46W X 33H Bottom. Combine with outer.
2:50 Step 6 Fold bag outer and shape corners.
4:07 Step 7 82W X 46H Make bag lining. Cut corners 14cm.
5:08 Step 8 Combine outer and lining.
6:38 Step 9 Close turning gap by hand and sew around top.
hi~Einar S~🤩! I really appreciate your help~⭐️!!! See you in the next video~✨
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The quality of this video is unmatched. The tempo, the editing, the angles and the simplicity is great. I loved everything about it. Thank you for that!
Hello~ Malak Tumeh~🌸Thank you for leaving a compliment! What you say makes me happy! See you in the next video!✨⭐️🤩⭐️
I love this. I really like the way you assembled the pockets. I like to add a bit of embroidery to my bags and this will make it super easy. For those that like written instructions, I have complied it. :) I truly hope this is ok to share - I need written directions to go along with the video.
Cut 2 pieces for outer layer 18” x 10”
Cut 2 handles, 4.7” by 40”
Cut 2 pockets 6” x 7”
Cut 1 bottom 18” x 13”
Cut 1 lining 32” x 18”
Handles, fold fabric in half, then fold in each side to the center fold and sew both sides.
Pockets, fold top over 2 times and sew to finish top edge.
Assemble Outer layers: Attach handles and pockets to outer layers. Center pocket with bottom at the bottom edge of outer layer, place handle over each edge of pocket and sew up to about 1/2 inch from top edge, this finishes the pockets and attaches the handles.
Attach bottom to each outer layer. Top stitch below the seam line to reinforce.
Make corners (should be 5.5” across), trim off excess fabric.
Liner: Fold liner in half and sew down each side, leave an opening on one side to turn the bag right-side out after assembling. Make corners (should be 5.5” across), trim off excess fabric.
Finish: place right sides together and match top edge. Sew around top edge. Turn bag right side out through the side opening. Sew closed the opening and push the liner into the outer bag. Top stitch around the top of the bag.
Thank you for this! I too need written instructions 😂❤
I have a "Sewing Book" where I write out the instructions for different projects I make. This makes it easy to repeat down the road if I make it again. I have a small sewing/knitting business, so I need to replenish items I have made. Thank you. Nice pattern. I usually do a square cut for the corners. They just seam easier for me and all come out the same dimensions.
Thank you! I need to make this but I will skip the corners as I need them and need the bag to be flat. I have rulers that I need to store for easy access and transport. Basically I need one that I can just open without unrolling it as one video I saw was done.
Thank you that’s very helpful
Thank you for taking the time to share this.
Firstly, this is a fantastic design and a beautiful looking tote bag, made one for my wife yesterday and she loves it. Also, the video itself is easy to follow and very well put together.
However, for anyone not familiar with making any kind of lined bags, be aware of a mistake in the video at step 7 (4 min 26 seconds) where the stitch lines for the sides of the lining are shown as full along both sides. Please note one side should have a gap left open big enough so the whole thing can be turned inside out, this is stitched later in the video.
Other than that it's a perfect video - thank you so much for sharing your knowledge and skills. As a result of this video I have subscribed to your channel - fantastic.
Thank you!! I was quite confused about that
Thanks for clarifying this !!
If this comment confuses you.. Go to the video at 5 min, 27 seconds to see the gap that is being referred to.
I didn’t notice the turning gap or even think about it on the first one I made until I was sewing the two layers together so I left a gap and turned it through that. I ended up hand sewing the gap closed and it looks ok but I did it correctly on the second one I made and it turned out, literally and figuratively, much better.
I should have read that comment before I made it: me sat there puzzled wondering how I am supposed to turn it inside out!
I can't believe that's handmade, it looks so professional! And you didn't clutter up the video at all! As a self taught sewist, thank you SO (or SEW) much for this video! It was easy to follow, and clever!
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How much fabric does it need?
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Hi! I was wondering how many meters of fabric did you use?
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This is really great! One suggestion though for anyone who wants to try this: If you have an ironing board and iron nearby, do press your seams. It just gives you a more professional finish. Especially before topstitching the last bit, it will make a huge difference.
Does that mean ironing over the parts you've sewn together?
@@siriuslynow8226 Yes - pressing them flat.
This is so true!! That’s what I did and I’m obsessed over the difference it makes!
What's a seam
@@mumme2004 the part where you sew the pieces of fabric together I believe
Hi,I am Elea-maryam I am 11 years old and I have to say, this video has changed my life.
I have made this bag 5 times !!! I give this video 5 stars even if there was a mistake at the
bit when you are sewing the bag inner layer but the simple explanations forgive.all to say that this video has a lot more ups than downs!
In case anyone is wondering about fabric - I bought 1.5m of cotton twill (and 2m of cotton webbing for the handles) and it came out great. I kept making mistakes cutting and had enough fabric left over to recut the pieces properly. Also - the sides look absurdly short when you cut them but once the bottom on it's fine! The bag is about the same dimensions as my 13" macbook with room left over for other stuff. A zipper and inside pockets would be nice additions.
Thank you! I was REALLY wondering about fabric options and this helped! Also yes zipper idea takes it up a notch thank you!
Thanks for the tips. Did you add interfacing?
@@barefacedquestions I didn't since I like that it's flexible enough to roll up. It still stands up pretty well on its own, but interfacing might help make it look a little crisper.
@@rtcrook3219 Thanks for your help. I thought I'd have to do interfacing, but the fact that it can be rolled up is a good point. I'm glad to see this bag standing up quite well without it.
I love you sm rn😭 I didn't know what I would say when I go into spotlight not knowing how much fabric I would need in meters💀
Thank you for the lovely tutorial. For anyone who forgets to add a turning gap, never fear. It is easy enough to go back with a seam ripper and remove stitches to make a turning gap. Flip bag out, sew up seam and you are done!
I’ve made 6 bags over the last 18 months using this method and simple style. Yes, it’s great to view without all the talking like in other videos. The opening in the lining for turning was the only error in the video, but not a big problem. Love the style it’s classic.
I am going to try and make it! I have the measurements for fabric but could you please tell me how much fabric you bought for both the outer and inner parts? Thank you
Is no one gonna talk about how cute that smol iron? Like where'd you get that?
They have them in China. "travel iron" 💙
It looks like a toy😀
Got mine at Walmart 😊
Looks like a little travel iron. I’ve Seen them at Airports.
Ya I also.liked the tiny iron
This was my first sewing project ever! Made it with thick canvas, broke a needle, extended the strap length and added a hand strap. Feeling very satisfied so thank you for the pattern and instructions!
Hey, Is the canvas fabric available on crafts store..?? Thank you for sharing 💜
You succeeded in completing your bag! Great job! See you in the next video!🦋🦋👏👏
I just finished making this bag! It turned out amazing, the video was an amazing guide to use for this.
For anyone looking for the finished size, mine turned out to be:
17 inches wide
12 inches tall
5 inches deep
I used 1/4 inch and 1/3 inch seam allowance for most of the project, so if you use different seam allowances you’re might turn out a little bigger/ smaller. I chose to use a lightweight fusible interfacing on the lining layer to help give it more structure, and I also added interior pockets.
Something I would change for next time I make one is to stitch all the way up the straps when adding them to the side panel (around 1:40). It was implied in the video to only stick an inch or so above the pocket, but I think it would look nicer stitched all the way to the top. I don’t love the look of the topstitching at the end going across the handles (around 7:00) so by going all the way up you might be able to avoid that line.
I definitely recommend using interfacing!! Especially if you’ll be carrying around a laptop and a book or two like me, it helps add more stability and strength to the finished bad. I used it on just the lining layer but plan on adding it to the bottom panel as well next time so that it might stand on its own.
Otherwise I give this pattern a 10/10!!
We’re the handle measurements really 100cm x 12 cm?
Hello, sorry to disturb you, I just want to know more about the bottom panel you mentioned.
I am a beginner, so I would appreciate any tip on what material you can use to achieve stability on the bottom of the bag :) thank you
I mentioned this is another comment, but stitching the straps all the way to the top of the outer layers before you stich the lining to it will not work for this design. If you want to stitch them all the way up to the top at the end, you should.
But seriously, don't do it before hand. If you do, when you stitch the lining to the outer layer, you'll be preventing yourself from being able to finish the job. You'll have to cut away the stitching that ends up sewing the straps to themselves on the last step. You NEED that extra space until after it's turned out.
Trust me, I learned that the hard way.
What fabric can we use ?
@@vinabalaba5070 I used quilting cotton! But I imagine you could also use denim or recycled materials too like table cloths
Thank you for this tutorial! My mom kept mentioning she wanted a tote made out of denim pants , so I use your tutorial to make it for her , I use the waist as handles and pockets for the front and back tote pockets, I use my cricut to add her grandkids names & she was in tears of happiness when she open her Christmas present , never did I get a reaction quite like that when I gave her a coach bag , thank you again ! Your tutorial is perfection!!!
I love your videos, no unnecessary talking, so systematic and clear. Thanks.
Hi! Thank you so much for your sincere feedback comments! ✨ See you in a new video!
Thank you! Made it, love it. It's a fast project. It turned out a bit smaller than I expected. Finished size (cca) 32 cm tall, 28 cm long and 14 cm wide
I followed this tutorial exactly (appart from adding inner pockets) and my bag turned out perfect!!! Im so so pleased!
Thanks so much for filming it, I appreciate it a lot!
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Hi! I was wondering how many meters of fabric did you use?
@@АлянаВанчикова-и2ъ Hey! I can't tell exactly how much now off the top of my head, but the outer layer with the pockets but without straps took half of a meter exactly, and then the lining and inside pockets are another half a meter (bcoz the inside pockets were just as big as the outside ones), and then add the straps. So I think with a meter and a half all in all you should be fine, I just broke it down if you want to make it out of different fabrics 🤗🌞
@@enasmolcic1735 thank you so much!! You helped a lot
@@АлянаВанчикова-и2ъ No problem! Good luck and have fun! 🌞🍓
I made this as a gift for my friend! I love the pattern so much. The end result is an extremely professional looking bag. The only thing is that I missed when you left the turning point in the side seam of the lining, so I just left a 3" gap along the top seam and turned there, closing it when I top stitched it closed (technically more efficient) so I am super happy!!!
Welcome~~Hello~ Shelly’s Adventure~🌸 Thank you so much for your detailed experience sharing comments~🤩✨⭐️
See you in the next tutorial video!
What's material u used?
@@sarah.mazlan 100% cotton fabric.
Shelly & DIY Sewing, thank you for adding this comment about making sure to leave the turning point in the side seam of the lining, a crucial, necessary step. Leaving the turning point on the side of the lining as opposed to the top edge of the tote's outer shell and lining also allows one to "hide" the stich line to close the lining inside the tote once it has been turned out. It leaves the top edge of the tote uniform, cleanly stitched, and very professional-looking. Excellent tutorial video with impressive results. Amazing, simple, elegant creation and extremely useful. Great success to all your projects!
What was the total length of fabric used?
I never used a sewing machine before today. Taught myself the basics, then followed this and managed to make a bag in a day. Well chuffed. GG on the clear instructions!! 🙌
You succeeded in completing your bag! Great job! See you in the next video!🙌
As a beginner sewer who just bought her first sewing machine, this tutorial was amazing and I just finished my first bag! Thank you, this was so incredibly helpful and I’m incredibly happy with how it turned out for my first time sewing. 💕
May I ask how many meters of fabric did you use and which type ?
@@arya-it8px I used cotton canvas for the exterior and handles. For the interior lining, I used a regular quilting cotton. I had originally bought 2.7 meters of each fabric because I wasn’t sure which tutorial I would use so I can’t say for certain, but I would say I used roughly 2.2 meters for the exterior and the handles, then I used roughly 1 meter for interior lining. I’m sorry I’m not entirely sure how much I used, my country uses the imperial system for measurements .
Its fine , thanks for sharing 💜💜
This was my first project back to sewing in over 13 years. It took me five days, but that was mostly me figuring out my machine and being careful. This guide was so incredibly clear and succinct. Everything was communicated super well, and there wasn’t any annoying filler for me to fast forward through. Thank you for this video. It kickstarted my love for sewing all over again :)
hi! Adrian Cardwell! Congratulations on starting sewing again! Your honest opinion is a great help to me! I'll be rooting for you in the new next video!🌸
Could you tell me the dimension of the finished bag?
@@TiraTada small
In order to turn the bag, leave a gap on ONE SIDE OF THE LINING BAG. That way you can reach in this gap and turn it all right side out. She shows this in the video, but never mentions it directly.
yep.... I saw no one talking about it.... really weird
Yessss someone talked about this !!”
I'm a beginner sewer and tried this tutorial - its BRILLIANT. Took me a couple hours, but it was so worth it! I skipped the lining because I was using thick canvas material anyway. Important note not to stitch the handles starting right from top to bottom of the panel - start stitching the handle a cm below the top of the panel so that you can fold over the panel to finish the top stitch later. Also would recommend if you are a beginner like me starting with black material/black thread or white/white thread because omg my lines were so wonky haha.
What type of fabric you use?
Hi~Aliyah~🍀 I feel really good because you shared what you felt while watching this video You must be very proud to have completed it. Thank you for the good comments. See you in the next video~🌿🌸🌿
Good tip, thanks 👍
Tried this out today, turned out amazing! Easy to follow instructions and the bag looks store bought. Like other comments I left out the turning and just left a gap in the top seam when attaching the lining and top-stitched it. Obsessed!
Thank you so much! Mine turned out fantastic! Note - I did add an "X-box" to the straps to secure them in place, I recommend!
With no sewing knowledge, I sewed the bag exactly in the video by just following these steps. Thank you very much.
I made this a few days ago, I loved it. I modified it a bit to have a zipper closure and an umbrella holder inside. This will be my basic tote bag pattern from now on! Thank you.
what material did you use? thanks :)
Could someone tell me what are the final measures? Like, height and width? And how long will be the straps for hanging?
Many thanks!
@@chh4163 sorry I was travelling, I used cotton brush twill both as inner lining and outer. this time, I want to try using canvas or cotton. The twill was very sturdy and soft but a bulky when I packed it in my luggage. 😅
@@beatrizalberto4666 I had 32 L 42 W, but I am not sure if my modification changed the original measurements
I am trying to figure out how I can modify this tote bag to have a zipper closure.. Could you help me?
How much do l luv this no frills vid..all the rime is used creatively..no needless chatter..and a gorgeous product to boot..Canada is grateful..🇨🇦
I sewed this bag by hand and it turned amazing everyone loved it , i enjoyed the process of making it ❤️
hi! Lamis PJM! You succeeded in completing your bag! Great job! See you in the next video!❤️
I've been sewing for 3 weeks I'm 60 I followed your tutorial. My bag came out great but I made it 3 times as large.. thank you.
For anyone wondering I made mine a bit bigger for personal preferences but I ended up making it with around 1.5 yards of cloth using some extra outlining all the pieces before cutting so I was able to use most of the cloth without some extra(not much)
Did you use the 1.5 yards for the outside and the liner of the bag?
Just made that tote bag, it's my first ever sewing project. I'm a complete beginner, I made a lot of mistakes in the process trying to figure out everything for the first time. It turned out soooo pretty, I love it! This video is perfect to start and make some cool projects, I'll check the others!
I’m a beginner as well; I’m curious how long it took you to complete?
@@shleymo It took me a few hours, i don't remember exactly, but it was about 4 (like 9am to 12pm), but i had to re-do some parts a couple of time so it might take a lot less time!
You guys have obviously never seen a good diy video before. This is the worst ever! Where are you people from?
I’ve made two of these for my grandchildren in the last 5 days. I really can’t get over how easy the video is to follow and the results are amazing, if I do say so myself!
シンプルでとてもわかりやすいです。裏地は裏返しするための開け口が必要なことも見返してわかりました。
とても素敵なバッグが出来ました。
コメントしてくれて本当にありがとうございます！ これから新しい映像もたくさん期待してください！
Only the third item I have ever made and, thanks to your video's simplicity and clarity, the finished bag was fantastic. Thank you.
hello~ welcome~Steve Smith~🌼 And thank you for the compliment~!!🦋
I have never sewn anything, but my grandma recently passed away and I received her sewing machine (she was such a magician with it). I think I am going to try to sew this bag because it looks like something doable even by a non-sewer like me and I will feel closer to my nonna, thank you❤️
Edit: i decided i will use this comment as my little diary through my first sewing project ever lol
I just finished the first strap! It was such a fight to cut the fabbric, but i am very satisfied 😌
Day two: i did the other strap. This time the cutting of the fabbric was a bit easier but I am still struggling a bit, i will get the hang of it sooner or later
Sad story: i don't have enough fabbric to cut the intern part, will have to find something else
Just did the rim of the pockets! It was a bit tricky because the corner was getting stuked in the machine (idk how to explain, but it would stuck and not moving as the needle proceeded) but they could be waaay worse lol
Wow!!!! Thank you for the compliment! I hope you can help me complete the new bag by watching the recent video❤️
omg thank you for this!!! Im so dumb when I tried to make this I sewed one side of the bag inwards so now I have a pocket inside my bag!!
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I just finish mine a couple of minutes ago, I'm so proud of the bag that I made thanks to you, I used 3 different fabrics, one for the upper part, another for the bottom and another for the lining, it's a very flexible design that you can combine with different colors and textures
I will follow more tutorials from you, thanks
I got my sewing machine 2 weeks ago. This was my first "project" ever. I never used a sewing machine before. Thanks to your great tutorial I could make this bag. It is beautiful (not as perfect as yours of course). Thx ♥
how many meters of fabric did you need?
@@zain3016 I Just found your comment...A bit late...I bought 1 meter/1.20 meter for the outside and the same for the inside....I had a lot left over...I hope this helped
You succeeded in completing your bag! Great job! See you in the next video!😆
I normally don’t comment but this was such an easy tutorial. I made my bag slightly bigger and even dyed the fabric and the bag came out so well. I wish there was a way to share pics cause I’m so happy with the outcome.
I just made one of these yesterday and I cannot explain how professional and store-bought this design looks!! It’s absolutely incredible! I’m cutting out my pieces to make some more of these to replace using disposable plastic grocery bags! Thank you so much ♥️♥️
This is a wonderful tutorial, I love that i was able to press play and go. No Fluff. No Look At ME! from the creator. though she deserves all the love for this amazing video. I was able to whip this tote up in less than a couple hours, no stress, no hair pulling or crying!
Thanks a million!!
Wow, this was my first sewing project in 10 years after making a basic pillow and PJ's. This was a bit difficult and I messed up a couple times, but I made it and it looks great 😍 Thank you so much!
This is exactly how every sewing tutorial should be done. Amazing. I have no questions at all.
I tried this last night and it's a fool-proof pattern! I was going to use mi circular blade and pattern pieces but the blade wasn't sharp enough, but it still turned out great! Where do you start to sew the lining and leave the gap on? I left the gap with one of the straps and getting it straight after was a challenge haha
Many thanks for the effort and the pattern. White thread on white material made it tricky to see, and forgetting to include the turning gap caused momentary confusion. However, it is a great product!
I just made a tote bag using this tutorial today. It came out amazing. Thank you so much for clear instructions.
Hi! You succeeded in completing your bag! Great job! See you in the next video!☘️
First time sewing and this video was very easy to follow and turned out amazing. I added a small embroidery piece on the pocket before sewing to make it more personalized and it worked perfectly.
Great video. Thank you so much for sharing. One addition is that we want to leave about a 5 inch gap on one side of the lining when sewing the sides of the lining so that when we sew it to the main bag, we have a space to turn the bag right side out. :)
Thank you!!! I was wondering where the hole came from and was looking in the comments to see if I was the only one to see that. Thank you for helping.
Thought I was going mad, thank you for this!!
I'm adapting the video to make a small backpack for my 2 y o granddaughter using left over fabric from a jumper I just finished. I will use fusible interface to stiffen the printed lawn cotton and a plain cotton muslin to make the lining so that it has some body. I plan to add snaps to the top to make a closure. The backpack will be to hold stuffed animals, etc. so it doesn't need to be so rugged.
Excellent job with this! Turned out amazing, love that it's a washable fabric.
Hi! I was wondering how many meters of fabric did you use?
the bag and the music for this video are both just beautiful! thank you for doing this video
Thank you for the comments! See you in the next video!
Thank you! Very nicely done video and thank you for not having annoying music! I look forward to watching more of your videos. I don’t know how I haven’t come across your channel sooner! On another note, it would be more helpful to someone making their very first bag if you showed in your dotted-line illustration the turning gap in the lining. 💜
Thanks for the good advice! I'll reflect it in the next video!☺️💜
🎉No unnecessary chatter, easy and clear instructions. Bonus: made on a simple sewing machine which shows us you do not need a 1000€ machine to make something decent it is the craftsmanship that counts. Thank a bunch for the inspiration.
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Love this so much! I am going to be making a few tote bags and was wondering how many metres of fabric it takes to create one? Have no idea how to see how much fabric I need to buy!! Xx
same
I just completed one.
Loveliest experience ever. So clear video..with no mess. I did a block on pockets, turned out very pretty.
Thank you lot.
hi~anil automobiles~🌻 thank you so much for cheering so hard~🌸
2 hours in and I'm just at 1:50 :D
Edit 1: next day and I'm at 4:03 I have made only the outer part and it took me 3 hours. (As a beginner its lowkey hard)
final edit!: IM FINISHED!!! I slapped an iron on animal patch and it looks so professional. Some flaws with the threading due to an old style machine but still good!!! I'm suprised you dont have to do any special edge finish here! So I'm super happy with that! An I'm going to gift it to my friend and make more for me!!!
What kind of fabric did you use? :)
@@dannycamargo15 cotton canvas!!!
Thanks so much! :)
@@dannycamargo15 no problem!! I currently made 5 lol it's fun :> and eventually did it from memory
Total how much cloth needed in this bag
I wish you would explain and show the leaving open of the side seam in the lining. And when you’re sewing the top of the lining it may be beneficial to explain that you’re sewing around the rim, and not sewing the bag closed bc that’s what it looks like
I just made it and I can't believe it's homemade. It turned out to be so good. Thankyou so much❤️❤️❤️
You succeeded in completing your bag! Great job! See you in the next video!❤️❤️❤️
The bag is really great and easy to sew))I made one as present for my grandma, I hope she'll like it.
Thank you for this tutorial❤❤❤
I made this bag to hold my sewing machine. I wanted to thank you for the inspiration and detailed video! ❤️
You succeeded in completing your bag! Great job! See you in the next video!❤️
I made one today! It took me 4+ hours to finish it. This is my first product, I’m still newbie and I’m so happy because it looks so cute in the end! Tough part for me as newbie is cutting the fabric 😢
Thank you so much! I’m happy learning from you ❤❤❤
There is a mistake in step 7 explanation. It was fail to mention to leave an opening when sewing for turning. THIS IS CRUCIAL INFORMATION FOR A BEGINNER.
alternatively, you can leave a hole in step 8 when sewing the liner to the bag.
Step 8 there was
Just finished the tote. Took me a good 4 hours. Looks amazing. The finishing is perfect too. Can't wait to show my friends. Thank you. 😘✌
How many meters of fabric are needed in total?
You can use as much as you want, it depends what size of the bag you want. But if you want this exact size you can easily watch first few steps where all the pieces of fabrics are shown and calculate all together how much they used. I hope that helped.
I just made this tote and it only took me 2 hrs. from start to finish, a perfect quick gift! Thanks!
hi! PhillyGirl Diane! You succeeded in completing your bag! Great job! See you in the next video!🌷
One of the best tutorials I've seen. thank you for this! I've made several of them so far and love them.
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I want to make a tote bag for my sister who's turning 24 this upcoming July. So I was searching for the perfect tutorial on RUclips and I found it on the first try! So easy to follow. The bag is also very simple which she likes, but detailed at the same time. Thank you!!💛💛
Thank you for the compliment! I hope you can help me complete the new bag by watching the recent video💛💛
@@DIYTodaysSewingEmbroidery I did! My sister's had the bag for over 9 months now, she loved it! I made it with brown and olive green corduroy. Thank you again! 💗☺️
That's so cool!! That's amazing!!💗💗
The tutorial is very good. Thank you. It would be better if it would include the measurements of the fabric in the description.
100% agree that pattern measurements need to be in the description so everything could be cut out ahead of time.
I just finished making this out of some hand dyed thick denim that I had...and other than the pockets ending up a little crooked, it looks great. Word of advice for anyone making this...use a new needle because you will be sewing through many layers of thick material. It will be a lot easier with a new sharp needle. I used a new quilting needle and it did the job. I would also iron the seams as you go so they are flat
I just wanted to take the time to say thank you for this video. I have covid and currently isolating, this has been the perfect project to keep me busy and use some fun material I’ve had for ages. I’ve been sewing for a long time but honestly struggle so much with it, your video was easy to follow and I’m so happy with the results 😍
Hi! You succeeded in completing your bag! Great job! See you in the next video!🥰🤗
Hello, I made this bag a year ago, following your directions and it turned out great. I am making another one today. Thank you for this video.
How beautiful it is! you're so talented
hello~và Cọ Bút~⭐️ Thank you so, so much!⭐️🤩✨
Fantastic tutorial. This was very easy to follow. I made this for my first ever sewing project and it looks like I bought it at the store. I'm astounded at the results.
Hi! You succeeded in completing your bag! Great job! See you in the next video!👍🏻
Great concise, simple yet effective video. You have made a perfect video that makes me want to get sewing right now! Thank you for all your hard work compiling the video, its really been very helpful. :)
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I am anxious to use this technique. I love this bag. You should mark more clearly where the turning gap is. The video shows to sew both sides of lining. After watching several times, I see that the gap is on one side of the lining.
I'm so excited to try this out! I know how I'm spending my day
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I made mine today..it turned out perfect. Your tutorial and video is easy to follow.Loved it!! This is going to be a mothers day gift...I found really sweet fabric. I do love all white so that may be the next one..for me!
Where exactly does the turning gap go ? It was unclear
Thank you for getting straight to the tutorial.
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thanks so much for this easy to follow tutorial, bag is looking amazing!
At the steps for the lining you dont explain to leave a gap for turning it later though, the sewing lines go all the way through.
Thank you so much for your sincere feedback comments! 😊 See you in the next video!🌟
I love the simple tote bag❤️❤️❤️
Hi~ Embroidery 101~🌸 I agree with you~👜Thank you for the comments!
Parts 8 and 9 are a little tricky, but I believe I can make it . Thanks for the lovely video ❤
Wow! I love how clean and structured your tutorial is. 🖤
This is such a cute tote and such a good tutorial. Just don’t forget to leave a gap in the lining when you sew it so you can turn it all out 👍that important step was left out. But still a great tote!
I made 2 of them 😊
Just tried this. It's a great tutorial- thank you!
Thanks for the comments! See you in the next video!☺️
that mini iron is everything ✨💟💜
hello~ james~🦋 That's right! The iron is really cute, right?🌷
Thank you for sharing this tutorial. Very clear directions and easy to follow. I managed to make one similar like this with pockets inside instead of outside. I love the result.
Hello~Tia Primasari~⭐️Thank you so much for the great idea!⭐️✨ I was moved by your sincere comments! See you in the next video!✨✨
It was an amazing project for sowing . First of all thank you so much for this easy tutorial. I am like the most beginner person in sewing like I literally had to learn how to sow straight lines and then also I messed it up thousands of times but it came out so great. 😊 if you are a begginer and want to practice your skills go for it
Hi! Thank you so much for your sincere feedback comments! 🤗 See you in the next video! 😊
I'm a beginner and this tutorial was verrry easy to follow and the bag turned out amazing!!! Thank you so much for the video!
Thanks for the comments! See you in the next video!☘️
I feel this is the easiest way I seen this tot’s bag made . Les confusing for beginners….I’ll definitely try to make one 😊
hi! You succeeded in completing your bag! Great job! See you in the next video!🍀
A question, where did you make the opening to turn it around? Because I don’t find the part where you mention to leave a gap. Is it from the side? Love the tutorial
I think it’s on one side where the handles are located.
Leave a gap on the side of the lining piece.
Correct! From the side of the lining. You can see it clearly at the 6:20
it's not mentioned, I was looking for this as well...
@@azouzouu :)
I love how slowly you're sewing, and also such a great bag - I'm going to try it 😊
hi! Lisa Ulrich! Thanks for the comments! See you in the next video!😆
Just wanted to thank you for this tutorial. I made this bag yesterday and it turned out so nice.
Hi! I was wondering how many meters of fabric did you use?
@@АлянаВанчикова-и2ъ Hey, I used 4 different scrap fabrics leftover from different projects but it will take you approximately 1.5 meters to make this. Depends on the fabric width as well. ☺️
You succeeded in completing your bag! Great job! See you in the next video!👏👏💜
i just made this today since i want my xmas gifts to be handmade by me, this bag looks so good! Thank you for this tutorial!
What a wonderful video! I made my first (much more plain and simple) tote bag last night and even though it wasn't perfect I was so proud, I can't wait to try this more complex one! Such clear instructions and demos, thank you so much 💓
I loved your tutorial even without saying a word. It's slow and easy to follow, uncomplicated.
Want to make this! Can any one advise on how much fabric they purchased to create?
I just did the pattern and my paper measurements were 185 x 70 , that’s how much paper it took to cover all
by far the best sewing tutorial ever🥺thank you I’m making this for school
Thank you for the compliment! I will cheer you on completing your successful bag! See you in the next video!☘️
Such a great video! I sewed myself this bag last night - it was so easy! Thank you
You succeeded in completing your bag! Great job! See you in the next video!☺️
Thank you so much for the video! I made my first sewing project ever using it and my tote bag turned out perfectly.