How to sew a curved bottom wristlet pouch. Zippered bag for beginners
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- čas přidán 27. 08. 2024
- This is a very easy little wristlet pouch that would be fabulous for your next craft stand.
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I'm watching your shows in marathon today Happy Mothers Day to me. This is my gift to myself not to do any work just watch videos and I chose yours
Haha, sounds like a perfect day Evelyn. Happy Mothers Day😀
I’ve made dozens of bags with the curved & darted corners. Time saver: make a corner template out of plastic or card stock … just trace the curve and dart cutout all at once! I love your videos and patterns - thanks for sharing with us!
Thanks for the tip Hope. I have loads of bosed templates. Now I need to make some curved ones😀
Great idea! Thanks
Thanks for this. I'm making one for my niece. She's about to be married, I'm putting her Mrs. name on it.
That's such a lovely idea😁
Hi Christine!! Thats a lovely and super useful wristlet pouch!!
You are a master at this art.... sewing !!!
It looks soo easy to do when I watch you sew,but not so when I actually start doing a project!!
Hope, I can do better soon!!
Let those inspiring videos keep coming from you !!
Thanks!!
Thanks so much Seema. It get's much easier and quicker with practice😊
I like the curved bottom with the pleats. A really nice look. Thanks for sharing.
Thank you Cynthia. It was a nice change from the boxed corners😀
Your tutorials are excellent - very clear and concise. And you have very good tips. Thank You! ❤
Thank you Kathy😀
Very pretty 😍 Thank you for sharing. 😊
Thanks Anita😀
I love that print. Hope you have lots of it!
I do Zee. I just ordered a full bolt of it for my website. I had the urge for some new fabric😀
I love your wristlet bag.
Thank you Lucille😀
Very cute bag. Thank you.
Thanks Rebecca😀
Love it and can’t wait to make it!
Thank you Jan😀
A great pouch/bag with lots of uses. I find it easier to sew the darts before sewing on the zip. WOW - 37c 🥵 --- 22c 😎 is just about right for me. Thanks for another great video 🤩
22-27deg would be idea for me too Lelsey. Anything over 30, and it saps my energy😀
Another great design and directions! Thanks from chilly New England 🥶
Thanks Carol😀
Love this bag, looks so good. Got to try one of these. Thanks Christine.😊
You're welcome Janet. Thank you😀
Hello Christine i love ur tutorials are excellent I seeing you make cute mini pouch for hanging to the bag done by : Ae PooiM
Thanks Donnalee😀
Checked out the "binding" video, thanks for that...I love how you show the small nuances, so when we see them, we don't think we messed up! 🥰
You're welcome Sue. Thank you😀
Now that’s a cracking little bag! It’s definitely going to be this years Christmas gifts for all the girls. Such a versatile size and totally elevated with the rounded corners. 💖💖💖
I have 4 daughters and was thinking the same thing.
Thanks Michelle😀
Been looking for something just like this. Thanks for all you do for everyone.
Glad you enjoyed it Pat. Thank you😀
This helped me as I’ve been leaving the zipper ends too long and caused too much bulk on the sides xx
Thanks Dione. I'm pleased this has helped😀
You are so great good teather love your video s
Thanks so much Shelag😁
I always forget the sticky tape trick 😊. Thanks for reminding me….again…..
You’re welcome Fran. I love that trick. Makes zipper ends so much easier😊
Yes Christine, it’s much cooler here on the other side of the world, (eastern shore of Virginia, U.S.A.), at 7:30 am it’s 34 degrees Fahrenheit. I enjoy watching your videos. Thanks !!. 😊
ooh, I'd be staying snuggled up in bed Kay😀
I love your videos. Such precise instructions and thank you for always including inches as well as cm.
Thanks Darlene😁
Love this simple design. The style/technique used is such a great platform to start with and add personal touches - interior pockets, outside focal panels, strap loops, etc. As always, thank you for sharing with us! It's greatly appreciated.
You're right. This is a great start to begin adding other features to your bags😀
A very nice cosmetic bag for traveling! I think I want to make some! Thanks for all your helpful videos! ❤ 🇨🇦
You're very welcome Barbara. Thank you😀
Christine, thank you for the awesome bag video. Love this one. Nothing complex about it.
Thank you. This one was nice and simple😀
I liked the zipper lesson, as I'm still overthinking my zips, despite throwing them in blindfolded. Now I have the correct measurements, regardless of my seam allowance. I have a cosmetic bag very similar to this pattern. The sides are more pronounced than this as far as width. The original pattern that I downloaded had squares already cut out for boxing. The first one I made did not sit correctly. I knew it had to be the boxing. So, I took my ruler out and drew the entire bottom to it's original shape. I made one with the extensions, and sure enough, it sat correctly. Then I thought, you can take a square out of a triangular shape. I haven't figured out how to mark it, but I have no problem extending it knowing that my boxing will be correct. Thanks Christine 😊
Good job working out how to adjust your bag Sharon😀
I love the clamshell bottom on the bag. It's a nice change from just boxing the corners. Gorgeous fabric 💐
Lovely bag with so many uses, just change the fabric theme. Thank you for your professional presentation.
Thank you Dorothy😀
Thanks Sue. I was getting tire of boxed corners😀
Very, very nice tutorial! Great bag! Thank you! You make everything look so easy!
Thank you Sherry. This one was an easy project😀
Beautiful bag, I haven’t seen that curve technique yet with the darts, it’s lovely. And very easy to follow. I will definitely be trying this one. Thank you for your wonderful tutorials.
You’re welcome Debbie. Thank you😊
I like how you give such clear direction (verbally, pointing where you mean & close camera so we can see). Thank you. Example: where you stop & start the top stitching by the zipper & tab.
Thanks Kay😀
From the other side of the world , what a beautiful pouch ! You really want to make me sew another bag . 😊 Elena, Italy
haha, You can never have enough bags Elena😀
So excited to make this, I love the way you explain why you do things aswell. Also noticed you said 12 x 18, but it does say correct measurements in the text. Thank you from misty middle England ❤
Thanks for that. I've only just discovered the error. Thankfully the written instructions were right😀
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Thank you for such a clear explanation and for sharing this pattern. Love it!
You are so welcome Lindsey. Thank you😀
Thanks Christine great wristlet pouch/bag should be a good seller
Thanks Pamela. I hope so😀
Really enjoyed this one. I want to get back into sewing after quite a while of not sewing much so think this will be my first 'getting back into it' project. From a cloudy cold UK!
Thanks Lianna. It's a nice easy one to ease yourself back into it😀
Very stylish bag. Thanks for another awesome tutorial. 😊
Thanks Kay😀
Great tutorial. Love the material. Still having trouble with tape gumming up the needle. Will be trying the zipper tab info.
I'm still having trouble too Dorothy. Hope to have results soon😀
Great demo as usual Christine, thank you x
Thank you Sandy😀
Nice touch with the curved bottom. Wow. It’s hot where you are. Spring is just starting over here in the UK. Fed up with the rain and looking forward to Summer. I can’t imagine what it’s like to have Christmas in the summer lol. Thanks for the video Christine x
Where in the UK are you, Christine? I’m in Northern Ireland and it’s pouring with rain here!
@@lindseyingoldby532 Wiltshire England. Roll on summer lol
We just had family return to Kent after 8 days of over 40c in Perth Western Australia in February. They were glad to get home I think 🤔
haha, Christmas is different in the heat Christine. Though this year it poured all day😀
I've used that brand as well. I had the same experience. Several times I'd go and buy a new package, but was never any different. I think it's either made that way, or it sits in a warehouse too long. What ever the reason, I don't use it anymore. By Annie has some I bought, but I haven't tried it yet. There is a YT channel where she has some nice videos.
Thanks for that. I'll check it out soon😀
Love your tutorials!
Glad you like them Patricia. Thank you😀
Love your videos ! You said you were having trouble with zipper tape ! I have found that if I use Isoprpley Alcohol on a wipe I can wipe off the needle and it takes off all of the stickey ! This is what works for me ! I hope it might work you ! Thank you for all the wonderful videos ! Its cold in Californa USA we might get snow this week !
Thanks for the tip Barbara. I have a jar I put my needles into and let them soak in the IPA. Ideally, I'd prefer not to have to do it though😀
Fantastic tips. A beautiful bag. Thanks❤ I'll be making it
Thank you Dolly😀
Great tutorial! Thank you!
Thank you Elaine😀
First comment? Always interesting projects, well taught.
Well done Sandi. Thank you😀
Thank you for the tutorial 🤗
You’re welcome Maritza. Thank you😊
Very nice tutorial. I’ve only made a few bags with the zipper ends but I will from now on because it makes it look so neat and flat. I love how you did the rounded corners too. I’m a subscriber. Love your videos. Hello from New York. 👏👏🧵🌸
Thank you Michelle. Welcome to the channel😀
I tried the Dritz tape and you’re correct - it’s not very sticky on fabric, but I had the hardest time getting it separated from the paper backing. I threw it away! I’ve found Alene’s to be the best for me, easy to peel the backing, sticky enough. The adhesive does get on the needle a bit, but I just stitch on a piece of scrap fabric and that cleans it off.
Good to know Lisa. Thank you. I still have more to test😀
A moistened sponge revives old dritz tape in my experience.
Thanks Tonja. I didn't know that😀
I was very interested in this pouch but it just didn't look right to me. I looked up the 20 X 30 cm measurements and it's not 12 X 18, it's 12 X 8! No problem Christine, I love everything you do!
Sorry about that Gail. I had the correct measurements on the list, just mis-spoke😀
Nice size and rounded bottom gives a different look. There's the tape.😅 The tape I used turned into a very gummy mess after washing. Even after putting the project in boiling water, it would not dissolve. Ever have that happen? Thanks for another great video.
Sue, that gum is nasty stuff. I've only had it happen with swatches, but it's such a pain.
Lovely bag! Where can I find the tutorial for the nice strap? I couldn’t find it. You videos are great! Thanks
I show how to make the handle in this video Dianne czcams.com/video/E0nTcr7fWs0/video.htmlsi=mBz4-F_XRw8cS_bn 😀
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Hi Christine, Hope you're well. I just watched your brilliant video, as usual. I noticed when you gave the measurements you say 12" x 18" but I think you mean 12" x 8" or it could by my hearing 😂
Oops. I did mean 8 inches. In the written instructions, I have it as 8" . Well spotted.😀
I’m wondering which adhesive tape you prefer for attaching zippers? I’ve used Dritz & another brands & found that I must slide (or rub) my finger nail over the tape before removing the covering strip to keep the sticky glue from pulling away from the fabric.
I'm testing several brands at the moment Kay. Hope to have results very soon😀
It’s likely not old Dritz stock. I’ve found it’s super sticky to the roll, but not on fabric. And I’ve found it’s very hard to remove the backing without pulling up the tape off the fabric once you finally get it to stick. I am searching for an alternative (in US).
Let me know what you prefer works best, please.
Thank Bergen. Thankfully I have one more productd to try. Let's hope that works. Did you ask me for a book pouch? If you could message me more info, I'll get on to it😀
I listened very carefully to your measurements....12" x 18"....I now have a massive bag I didn't check with the onscreen measurements. Wondering what I can do with it.....
Sorry about that Huey. I had the correct measurement in the written list on the video. The size you have would be nice as a large boxy bag like the soft snuggly video I did a while ago😁
Hi Christine. Are you able to post the link where you get your labels made please? The ones we have pucker at the ends when we sew them on. Yours always seem to sit nice and flat.
Hi Kay. I have links to both my label suppliers in the description of all my videos😀
I have followed her tuitioral and never can understand it, not sure why they are so difficult
Question; I have a very basic entry-level machine, I'm concerned about the various places where there is a lot of layers how can you tell how much thickness your machine can handle?
You'd be surprised at how much your machine can handle Ann. I recommend going very slow, and if in doubt, use your handwheel to move the needle through until you learn what your machine and needles are capable of😀
Really enjoy your videos. Am curious about your foot, what is the name of it, and where may I find one in the states?
Harriet, it's a narrow zipper foor, or just a narrow foot. They're for industrial machines😀
I would love to buy this one from you! How much is shipping to the US?
Brandi, shipping to the US is quite expensive. The last order I sent was $28 au. Not sure what that converts to for you though😀
@@ChristinesHomeAffairs That is only $18.00 for us. Not too, too bad.
@Brandi62 happy to send it if you'd like Brenda, just email me at Stitchthisnagambie@gmail.com 😁
I think your size is off. I measured cm and in its 8 x 12. Not 12 x 18 confused
Yes, sorry, I said the wrong size, but wrote the correct size in the video where the cut list is at 1:40 😊