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Love your fabric!

My husband passed away.I am using his shirts for aprons.Thank you for the video.

It is 25 of July tho 😭

Why didn’t you just cut your fabric out with a cricket?

? QUESTION Is that glue stick a special type, or any type will do ??

This is EXACTLY what I have been searching for to make not only for myself but as a gift for friends and family! Thank you so much for sharing your tutorial!!

what small cordless iron do you have? I haven't found a cordless one.

Where can I find the pattern?

Going to try 😅

Beautiful

I love this video, thank you so much for sharing. I have a question..... would it be possible to add handles on the sides. If so, what part of the steps would I sew them on ? Thank you Kindly Kimberly 😍

How did you make the letters gold?

Can't find the links to the items used.

Love it! I wish you would make crafts using plates

This entire tutorial is wrong! Smh

I love the finished seams, thank you.

You can make your own string and you can even sew them into the bag. I also add a pocket on the inside. I like to use a cheaper, plain fabric for the pocket so you can see it easier. I also have sewn lines on the pocket for pencils and ink pens.

THANK YOU I MADE ONE OF THESE BAG A LONG TIME AGO I DID THD CREN H BUT NONE OF THE LADES XIDNT N THOUIGHT I WAS YOU KNOW UT I LIKE YOUR WAY SO MJCH BDTTER YOUR A GREAT TEACHER N E XPLANE IT SO NKCE GOD BLESS YOU N FAMILY AMEN

Your bags are great. Please, please stop saying OK so much it’s so distracting, I like concreatibg on your video not on you saying ok over and over. Please.

Pretty. The 500 times you said "ok" is too much.😢

❤

So much time wasted on showing us how Yao fold and unfold batting and on and on. Please get to the project we can cut a square sorry

Wow the eco of the bathroom is really bad bad choice of space

Do you ever quilt them

Love this, thank you. What kind of iron are you using?

The exact pattern I was looking for! Really well done!

I was lucky enough to find you too.

Also embroidery!

Hi, Can you print double sided on the book marker

Beautiful

I made three of these I sewed a 4” circle into the bottom to keep jewelry from getting down into the bottom of the wedges

Love love love it thanks so much for sharing ❣️🧵✂️🪡💖💕💓💗❤️

Hello! Can you write the measurements of the fabric, please, I don' t understand English but I love your work. Regards

Loved this!!!

I just want you to know, that I have made these, and they are so wonderful! Your pattern and you tutorial is the greatest! I'm am following you, for more of your amazing ideas! Thanks again!!! I'm going to try and sell them in my next to craft shows! I'm so excited!

Very cute! Thanks for sharing, you're a good teacher. 😊

So the fabric tack makes it iron on

😢 The transfer tape step is way over my head. I have no idea how to accomplish this step😮

I am somewhat intimidated by the machine you used.

BEAUTIFUL. ELEGANT. STUNNING.

Loved it!,,,,

Great tutorial.. and so very easy to follow… clear and concise.. I loved watching it .. and I have been looking for years for this exact design .. so thank you so much for it … I don’t have the yardage for it … but I do have a mountain of left over jelly roll strips and a even more scrap strips .. so tis is a good project for next week … thanks again Lisa ❤️ 🇦🇺

Thanks!

Love the video! I have made a few of these aprons. I defiantly learned something from you and will use this new knowledge to make a better apron!

I think your grasses turned out beautifully. Thank you for sharing & God bless you.

I'm going to make a bag large enough for a pair of shoes for traveling. Love the French seams!

Thank you for clear and concise instructions. I really enjoyed your video.

Can you use an inch hem instead of a half inch using the first method in this video to miter the corners? I want a slightly bigger hem.

Super cute! Thank you!

I love your instructions! I have made a few of these aprons from shirts. Your apron is very much like the ones I have made in the past. I did learn a few things from you and will incorporate in my next apron. I wear one whenever cooking. They are great as a part of a fund raiser, especially when the shirts did not cost you anything! I think making the apron from a loved ones shirt is a great gift. It’s like a memory apron vs a memory bear!