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Hi your video was very interesting for me since I am in Italy you are in Germany both in europe, I got that rainbow zipper on amazon paid more then twice the price, it is very nice, but mine has teddy bear charms on the cursor but still a lot more expensive since you can use your own charms and I have plenty, I have tons of paper beads I made last summer that I can use to make beautiful charms for the pullers, they are hard and water resistant. (I used to make jewelry) your haul has many interesting things, I was searching for the rulers in inches not cm, the videos I follow are all american and they use inches, I hate to calculate each time. Yes you have to be careful and read the measurements they do have them on each product, I made my first order 3 days ago, it says they are shipped, I did not spend much because I wanted to test the timing, only 27 euro, I included the teflon foot for vinyl, amazon sells it at 8 euro Timu 89 cents it looks the same I can't want to test it. All stuff is chinese but anything you buy now even in local stores comes from china, we have nothing made in Italy anymore.

I tried some sewing supplies from Temu before, but not all was good. I've bought #5 zipper pulls from different vendors on Temu, but none of them slide smoothly. And the zipper pulls with hanging star or flowers were also bad, the little ring holding the dangling piece always break off on the very first try, while installing the zipper. I also bought some rivets, but a lot of them came with the dome cap loose or it would fell off right after installation. But it's not all bad. The 'handmade' metal tags I got were very nice, swivel hooks were ok, double sided tape and measuring tools are good too. I advise being careful with what you buy and also read the reviews. Thanks for your video!

Nice haul!!! I appreciate your honest reviews!!! Those long clips are hemming clips. I have some very vintage ones from my mother.

Temu has a lot of junky stuff and little gems here and there. Forget clothing, household and shoes….

Good Show & Tell.! Nice variety of items. I also have trouble with picturing the sizes and recently ordered some plastic storage boxes from Temu. Turned out to be too large for why I ordered them. I found another use for them so all was not lost.

enjoy yr video!

I know this is very late, but if you carefully bend the hook on the needle threaders, you can use for the machine. (I didn’t think of this, I saw it in an Amazon review of a similar product)

TOO MUCH MUMBLING. Speak clearly and not into your chin

Can't hear a thing

Thank you for showing this. I learned a lot.

I love this! I just got the pattern! I love all the variations!

Thank you for sharing! Made me laugh

You are sweet! Thank you.

❤ Great video Liz. Very informative. Off to make some 😊xx

Happy Saturday! I just found your site and Love This! I love your style and designs. I retire soon and just recently started making bags. Thankyou for sharing.

Great options, thanks! Headed to Etsy for purchase.

Another wonderful video <3 and another great design <3

Love your videos - so calm and complete!

Great idea! Always enjoy your patterns.

when you say "for non walking n foot people" LOL You make me chuckle all the way through your video....

newly subscribed today. I love your directions and your pace. I believe I have the same temperamental black and decker iron that works when it wants to and not when it wants a day off lol thanks for such a great project and great tutorial!!

Fantastic ideas Liz. It looks like I need a stash of lace now.

Great video!! Thank you!

Love this!! Can’t wait to try it out myself. Thanks Liz!

Just yesterday my mom mentioned she has a small container with doilies she'd like to get rid of. What perfect timing! I can use them in my sewing projects. Thank you for this video❣

You are a fountain of ideas..these pouches look sooo gorgeous, definitely on my list (in my new paper and pouch) 🙂

I can´t believe it, time is flying when you are having fun. We did it, we all (in the group) made fantastic baskets. These videos helped a lot and I´m very grateful that Liz took the time to make it that awesome , I´m almost sad, that it is over now.

If you did Part 1 already you know what I am talking about.. you get addicted to Liz right, yes and don´t miss part three!

This is one of my favourites.. it is so special and I never thought that I can do such a cute little something, which looks sooo difficult. On the contrary, quickly done with fun and this video. Perfect gift for everyone

This is a Muffin Top which will you make extremely happy. I never knew how to use these gorgeous lace zippers, but now I do. Thanks to this fabulous video you will too. It is so easy, who have thought that? I had a lot of fun too.

Another wonderful project of Liz which you can make in a short time, even as a beginner. I love how Liz leads you through the pattern in the video and makes it fun and understandable.

A wonderful and witty tutorial for a fantastic basket, coming in 3 sizes and you learn a lot. Liz has always some new hacks to share, so never miss one of her videos and join the fb group.. many freebies are included and you´ll enjoy the group. Thanks Liz for taking so much time making the video so fun and understandable, even for old Germans 😀

Love this idea! And your lace stash is gorgeous! Thank you so much for the video!

great video! Definitely on my summer projects list!

Excellent! What a wonderful way of keeping everything together! No more scrabbling round the bottom of my bag for the pen!

Totally excellent - love the corners tips!

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You said this was your first video... Well DANG, you did just fine! Thanks for all the explanations and tips! 😉

Liz's patterns are incredible. They give fantastic results and are so easy to follow. You will never go wrong making one of her creations!!! I love her and you will too if you try out one of her patterns, and you'll not be able to stop at just one. I stumbled across her years ago on Craftsy and made her Jade purse. I've been hooked ever since.

Love this tutorial, Liz! You should do these for tips and tricks and how-tos on all kind of bag sewing projects: such as handles, closure options, zippered bags, faux leather sewing, adding “feet“ to a bag etc. etc. I‘m sure many would love to learn from you!

I like how you promote being frugal with your good fabric.