Let's make it! Sunshine Crossbody Pouch Walkthrough
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- čas přidán 25. 08. 2024
- A little delayed due to some technical issues, but I made it!
This is the Sunshine Crossbody Pouch by Bagstock Designs.
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Please make more videos like this. I enjoyed the speed of it. Will be sewing along to this one
I'm so glad you find it helpful. The goal is to publish a new video every week. Are there any particular patterns you'd like to make and want a video to follow along with? I'm absolutely open to suggestions.
@LadyCrafts I agree with sweetp1015. I’m really enjoying watching your videos. The only request I have for future videos is to mention the stitch length you’re using. Otherwise love it all! Thanks for the great tutorial.
@@belovedsgirl2494 Thank you for the suggestion. I'll try to remember to do that.
Thanks for this video. I like the pace of how you cover the different steps and you add your experience to let us know how we can improve our experience. Please continue making videos.
Thank you so much!
I do plan to make more videos in the future. Unfortunately, right now I'm dealing with some health issues that make sewing difficult.
Big thanks for your free pattern ... ❤️
You're welcome. I love sharing great patterns when I find them. This one is by Bagstock Designs. If you visit their website, you'll see more great ones.
I like the pace of your video - so easy to follow! This little bag is just adorable, and it’s so kind of you to make it available for free. There’s just one thing: I can’t stand exposed zipper tape, so I’ll be changing up the pocket construction process to accommodate my foible. Thanks again!
Thank you for watching and taking the time to comment. I wish I could claim this pattern as my own, but I can not. It is made by Bagstock Designs who have been kind enough to give me permission to make videos using their patterns. I'd love to learn about your method for hiding the zipper tape! I have 24 years of sewing experience but only started making bags in the last couple of years. I'm always open to learning something new.
Thanks for your quick response! Yes, I realized almost immediately afterward that it was a Bagstock pattern. ;-). There are several bags that use an overlay with a zip pocket and have no exposed raw edges. The Journey Bag by Mrs. H is a stunning bag with several cleverly done overlay pockets. She does the pocket lining in one piece, but it wouldn't take much thought to have it with two. The Side Hustle by Mrs H has a slightly different process, but achieves the same results. (The Marina Crossbody by Bagstock and the Essential Crossbody by SewnIdeas are also similar.) I just don’t understand why designers spend so much time/energy getting everything else about a bag so professional and “finished” and then leave the zipper tape out there for all to see. It’s like having a Dior dress with the hem half-sewn. But that’s the nice thing about sewing our own things: we can CHANGE them! :-) Thanks again for a lovely video!
@@BellaBagsPDX Thank you for your reply and the recommendations! I'll absolutely check those out. You are right that it is a great thing being able to change things to suit our needs or tastes. I have very few patterns that I make exactly as the pattern calls for after the first time making it. I like making little tweaks here and there. I'll check out those patterns and learn something new! I do sell my bags, so the more professional I can make them, the better. Thanks again.
I just got a new pattern that has THE cleverest way of doing pockets I've seen! Check out the All Aboard bag by Bags by Kat (www.bagsbykat.com). She shows it for use with an overlay, but it could easily be adapted for any zipper pocket. I'm going to use it for all my pockets from now on. :-)
Happy to see you didn't use a rivet press and your rivets were successfully applied. Bloopers were hilarious. 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
Thanks! I use different sized rivets often, but I'm too cheap to buy the dies for all of them, to be honest. lol Maybe one day, but for the most part, my little anvil and setter do the job well enough.
you are one of the BEST....thank you for taking the time...
You're very welcome! Thank you for taking the time to watch.
Thank you for this wonderful video. It is the first I’ve seen of yours and it is excellent. I’m looking forward to more.
Thank you!
Thankyou for this tutorial you explain very well have just subscribed will be watching more thankyou again kim
I'm glad I can help! If there's ever a pattern you'd like to see a video for, feel free to let me know.
I would love to see a video on what different threads you use for different applications.
Honestly, I use selric polyester thread (link in description) any time I'm using my Juki. With my domestic I normally just use an all-purpose thread (I don't really use it for bag making any more) unless I'm doing embroidery, then I use embroidery thread.
@@RogueStitches thank you for replying,
LOVE IT!! Just perfect!!!
Thank you for stopping in! I'll have a new video up every Friday. If you have anything you would like to see, please feel free to leave a suggestion.
I do exactly the same thing with the red clips!
Glad to know I'm not the only one! Thanks for watching.
Great job, thanks for sharing.
Precioso !! Gracias ..👌😊🌼
You're very welcome. 😀
Enjoy all your videos. Where can I find that mind craft fabric please?
Thank you! The Minecraft fabric is from Joann. We are a Minecraft family, so I couldn't resist using it for a few projects.
great video. Would you share where you got your bag label made?
Thanks for watching!
My bag labels are custom ordered from Guangzhou Topwin Metal Accessories Ltd. through the Alibaba.com website.
thank you for the video, what model of Juki do you have please
Thank you for watching. My machine is the Juki DU1181-N.
@@RogueStitches Thank you for the quick reply, I've recently bought the same Juki but have been a little bit daunted at using it, but watching your video I think I'll have to get started ASAP
@@shazlahey6784 To be completely honest, it took me a bit to get used to it. Now I hardly ever pull out my domestic machine. It won't sew through lightweight fabrics, but everything else is game. I love it!
Do you pre cut all the interfacing pieces ahead of bags for the sunshine even before choosing fabrics?
I don't usually. If I'm going to be production sewing a particular pattern, I might. I've done it for the NCW before, but I don't usually.
Hi..I am at 33:42 and you show to baste the front panel to the zipper and say nothing about the liner then show using that liner with the zipper attached. I'm following step by step so I go back and rebaste that panel on?
Hi, Lori I didn't show steps that repeat like showing both sides of the bag being attached to the zipper. If you follow from where you noted, you would do the same thing for the first side. Baste the zipper onto the panel, then lay the lining panel right sides together and sew.
Sorry for the confusion there.
Love the Enderman fabric! Where did you find it? Great tutorial
I ordered the fabric from the Joann website. They have several cute ones to choose from. Thanks for stopping by!
Where can I get this pattern? Love the bag.
Thanks for watching!
The pattern is available at the Bagstock Designs website. Here is a link for you:
www.bagstockdesigns.com/collections/pdf-sewing-patterns/products/sunshine-crossbody-pouch
Beautiful video, but for some reason the Site is Not Pulling Up The Free pattern....What Could be The problem? I Will Like To try This Beginner Pattern ...Sheila
Here is a direct link:
www.bagstockdesigns.com/products/sunshine-crossbody-pouch
What is the difference between headliner foam and other sew in foam interfacing?
Headliner foam is foam intended to be used in auto headliners. It has a different density and has fabric only on one side.
Thank you 😊
where did you purchase the minecraft material
Hi, Maureen. I purchased the fabric at Joann.com. They have several adorable Minecraft prints.
LadyCrafts what machine do you have??
I have the Juki DU1181-N.
Do you have a link to where you get the headliner foam. I went on amazon and can not find the same one. Thank you for your videos!
I buy the headliner foam from Joann.com. I like to wait until I have a coupon and buy several yards. I purchased 6 yards almost 6 months ago and I still haven't gone through it.
@@RogueStitches thank you!
@@RogueStitches they are having a sale right now too, 65% off but they only have tan now :)
Just remember that the headliner foam will not fall under "Interfacing" when they run sales on that. It is a separate material category, though I'm not sure what they classify it as.
@@RogueStitches it's under home decor so it's showing that it's 5.49 a yard online and 14.99 regular price
PS....great tutorial.....ps....could be a little louder for us older bag ladys.
I'll adjust the volume in the next one. I'm always worried it will be too loud. Thank you for watching, and for the feedback.