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Thank you the tutorial was great thank you so much I'll be making some of these in the future popsicle holders for the little ones and older ones too are great you know the long popsicles in the plastic they need little holders made so it won't be cold on their little hands big horse small everyone loves them thank you for being so kind to share

I love it ,its the easiest one i have watched❤

Bonsoir. Je vous remercie pour votre partage.

great video! Just what I was looking for. Thanks for sharing. ❤️🌻👍🏼

Thank you I watched a few tutorials on making I spy bags and yours was the best! Good instruction, list of supplies, and tips. Thank you.

Thank you so much for your tutorial. It is very helpful. Your collage quilt and patchwork section were particularly inspiring.

That is so cute and creative! I haven't seen anything like it, thanks so much!

Love it! And thank you for skipping the cutting process and for speeding up the stitching. We all should know how to cut cardboard by now and it gets so tedious watching all the detail on other videos. So cool! I can't wait to make these.

LOVE THIS. You are VERY clever - thanks!!

I love that this is mostly sewn by hand, love it when I can relax and sew on my comfy couch. Can't wait to empty my can of Pringles now. Just finished making it, I love it so much more than the triangle one I made a few years ago.

Wonderful ❤

❤que perfeição!!!! Lindo❤❤❤❤❤

If you just use a wider strip of plastic and plastic circles, the catcher becomes washable. Thanks for doing it on CZcams

Rather than cutting a can, i used the inner core of a ribbon spool! It's already thick and cut precisely. I cut the cardboard round for the base out of the top/bottom of the spool as well. 😉 recycle, re-use! ♻️

Love it. So pretty and practical.

You have just made my day! I've been hunting all over for a pattern on how to do this. You have my triple vote of approval and appreciation for this video. There are a couple of other videos about this, but they weren't quite as helpful as yours. I'm & going to have to get a Pringles tube & a used cereal box & start making these guys as gifts for my quilting friends. Thank you so much. Those of us who DIY really appreciate the time it takes to do these videos 😉👍 Sewing happy, Patty 🧓😂

A very good tutorial Angie, thank you for sharing.

Brilliant! Thanks for the how-to!

This is so clever, and creative. I really like it. I need to make one. Thank you for sharing this with us.😊❤

Thank you. Very well explained.

Thank you! Great tutorial!!!

Great tutorial, loved the dogs barking and race cars in the background.

this is adorable, I haven't ever seen anything like this, thanks so much.

What an incredibly clever idea! Thank you for sharing!!

Adorable!

Hi Angie, I have lost count of the videos I've watched this morning of different people making this thread catcher..... each one making it look more of a faff than the last! Thank you for helping me to get it at last. I'm happy to subscribe to your channel as I hope to see more of your videos. God bless❤

What a great tutorial! I love the project and I especially loved that you had everything all ready to go. Thanks so much, I can't wait to try it!

I made one and love it! My question is: you can see my stitches a lot. What am I doing wrong,?

This is still the best video to make these. Time for new ones 👍😉

I love this tutorial. You are so calm and methodical! Perfect for teaching! I will be making these for Christmas this year!

Love it 🎉ty

Brilliant. Thank you. ❤️🌺

Awesome idea

Thank you so much! I use one of these in each of my projects. This is a great tutorial. You are a great teacher.

Thanks fir the information!

Amei

Brilliant!

Hi Angie, We are trying this for our church’s’ craft market this year . Are you still active? Thanks Bets

Thank you

Angie, this is Fabulous! I, too, have difficulty parting with my little fabric scraps, but had no plan for them......until now. I have collected old handkerchiefs from local estate sales, as well as threads and other sewing notions. All I’ll need is that soluble stabilizer! Hope mine will turn out even 1/10th as pretty as yours! Also a mad-button collector, I will be adding several to my fabric piece once it is sewn, and make a pretty wall hanging for my craft room! Blessings to you, my friend, for sharing this lovely tutorial! Leslie S

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Very beautiful. Thank you.

The tutorials keep getting better and better..

Love it! I made some for us to play with lil granddaughter!! She loves them! Thank you!

Thank you really enjoyed watching your beautiful work.

I have tape plastic rings which I have been wanting to use, this is a perfect gift.

Great tutorial, thanks! I'm dying of curiosity, though. What is the purpose of using the swatch of fabric in the beginning where you ended your stitching? I just can't figure it out.

Loved this video and I can't wait to make a few for my stitchy friends! Thank you for sharing and making it understandable with your step by step instructions.

I have asked someone who eats pringles to save me their tube. Also if your not great with hot glue you can use a little bit of masking or sellotape to keep the plastic inside the pringles ring. Another tip is to use a few wonder clips or pins to keep it in place while you sew the ring in. Hope that answers some of the questions I read.😊 I love this video, a newbie to sewing but I have got all my bits cut out and am ready to take it to my craft night tomorrow to do the hand sewing whilst I'm there. I know it's been 9 years since this was made but I just came across it and the instructions are clear, no babbling, easy to follow and to copy. Thank you for keeping this video up and for sharing. I love it Kim UK ❤