Lola Crossbody Tutorial
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- čas přidán 25. 08. 2024
- In this video I'll walk you through my Lola Crossbody pattern. I have lots of ticks and tricks to share!
This free video is not a substitute for a pattern. It does not include measurements. You can show your support by purchasing the pattern on my website listed below. I suggest having all your cutting, fusing and trimming down before starting.
The techniques used in this video are what I have found works best for me. Try them out and see what works for you!
Lola Intro / Drop in Lining video:
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Zippered pocket & recessed zip tutorial:
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Questions? Feel free to email me at jessica@sewmanycreationsny.com
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What I embroider on: Janome 15000
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I really like this pattern. I'm amazed at how nice the lining fits in the bag, that does not happen often without adjusting the seam allowance. And the divider is something my customers have been asking for.
So happy you have a tutorial! I am on my way to get the pattern. I am "visual" learner and soooo thrilled you show how. Great instructions!
I just made a large Lola. Thank you, thank you!!! You are an excellent teacher, I just can’t believe I made this Lola. Thank you again
Just finished my Lola! The tutorial was great! Thank you Jess! I love it ❤
Very late to the party! You popped up on my CZcams feed and what a fantastic tutorial. It made me feel I could make this bag without the pattern! Thank you so much. Now subscribed , liked and added to my favourites. From across the Pond in the U.K.
Thank you! The pattern is availble on my website when you're ready 😊
Excellent tutorial. Clear and concise so that even a beginner can make this bag. Thank you so much!
Thank you so much!
You voice is great for video. Easy to see what's happening to. Will go get your pattern.. Good job!
This bag is so versatile! Bought the pattern today….off to my sewing room.
Thank you for the great tutorial. I watched the video before buying the pattern and then again before getting started. The pattern was great, but I really appreciated the extra tips. My bag turned out great!
Hi, just found your site, wow, thank you for all the tips and tricks, clear and concise and easy to follow. Luv luv luv ❤️
Love your tutorials! So many patterns, sew little time 😀🌞
Great part and tutorial!!
I love the pattern but have not mastered the recessed pocket. I have an adorable purse but I think I am going to take out the recessed pocket as mine did not come out well.
Love this bag! Thank you for your helpful tutorials 😊
Thank you, I just bought the pattern😊
When you made the strap , sewing the two pieces together in a diagonal would have eliminated bulk beautifully .
Hi your tutorial is amazing I love it. Would you like to make a wallet making tutorial.
Great tutorial. Would be nice to mention what size/type needle and thread to use. I'm looking forward to making my own Lola. Thank you!
I use a 90/14 microtex or topstitch needle and Aurifil 40wt thread. 😊
I have trouble with decor bond. When I turn my bag, it wrinkles. Can’t seem to iron it out. Could be I’m not using enough heat??
Hello, new to your page and I want to make this bag, but it would be my first. Do you have more detailed video with measurements? I love the divider and pockets! Ty ty
No because this is a pattern I sell. You would need to purchase it to get the measurements.
Could you do the 45 degree angle method to attach the two strips together? I had noticed that you did in other handles.
Yes of course you can! I don’t typically join any handles that way but I’m sure you’ve seen other do that. Whatever you prefer!
I've seen bag makers put interfacing or E6000 behind the handmade label. Is that something that you recommend as well or does it not matter that much?
You absolutely can, it won't ever hurt to add more security to a piece of hardware. I typically don't for tags because they aren't weight bearing but again, never hurts to be safe!
@@SewManyCreations Thank you for replying! I'm new to bag making and it's always good to get multiple views and techniques so I truly appreciate your help!
Where can I get the metal Hand Made tags?
My website, linked in description
It would have been so helpful to put a link to the pattern itself for people like myself who are a bit on the slower side
My website is linked at the end of the video as well as in the description.
@@SewManyCreations I know it is but linking the pattern itself can be really helpful to some