Hello friends, hope you enjoy this video :) Time Stamp Intro 00:12 Making the patchwork 01:13 Sewing the gusset 06:12 Sewing the straps 09:41 Slip Pockets 13:20 Zipper Pocket 14:01 Attaching the magnetic snap 15:50 Final Assembling/ Binding Happy Sewing!!
I've so enjoyed your tutorials. Also, you can turn the bag trough the zipper pouch, since you have a nice gusset bottom. I just leave the entire zipper pocket bottom open, then sew once bag all birthed. 🥰
I like the way you put your scaps together; it's a bit different from my method and I like it! Looks so pretty and is such fun to do. Thank you for sharing your project! Danielle
Hello Yoan...if I don't want the bottom of the bag curved, could I put the gusset in... n then do the 2 1/2 or 3 inch boxed corners and then make the bag the same way and do lining the same way? Would that be ok? I love your bags and tks for sharing....
Hi Barbara, I would suggest to leave out the gusset altogether, and simply do the typical boxing the corners (it will be much simpler), you will need to make your front and back panels a slight bigger though, to compensate it, maybe around 14.5" x 14" (or as desired). Hope this helps, thank you, and anytime!
I’m sure this is a silly question but why are you not sewing the pieces together straight when you are overlapping them? Why do you need to put them together on the slight angel? (We’ve never quilted before, sorry)
Simply to get the irregular shape in random angles, since I wanted the look of the patchwork to be "scrappier" and more interesting. You may also piece them together in straight position and then sew, it's just a matter of what kind of look you want to achieve :).Thank you!
Hello friends, hope you enjoy this video :)
Time Stamp
Intro 00:12
Making the patchwork 01:13
Sewing the gusset 06:12
Sewing the straps 09:41
Slip Pockets 13:20
Zipper Pocket 14:01
Attaching the magnetic snap 15:50
Final Assembling/ Binding
Happy Sewing!!
Now I have to make this bag. I’ve never made anything with a gusset. Thank you being such a good teacher.
Love this scrappy bag, this will definitely be on my to do list. Thanks so much for sharing 😊
I love your videos... wish I could have a written form too!
You are great and I love your tutorials. I just adore these scrappy bags you share
I've so enjoyed your tutorials. Also, you can turn the bag trough the zipper pouch, since you have a nice gusset bottom. I just leave the entire zipper pocket bottom open, then sew once bag all birthed. 🥰
That's a great idea! Thanks Faith!
I think your bags will make a great gift for someone special at the holidays or anytime. They are on my gift list for loved ones this year.❤️
Yes indeed, anyone could use one more bag of course ;), Thanks!!!
I love the scrappy look for this bag! So cute! :)
I like the way you put your scaps together; it's a bit different from my method and I like it! Looks so pretty and is such fun to do. Thank you for sharing your project! Danielle
Anytime Danielle! Thanks for watching!
Fabulous bag! Thank you!
Anytime! Thank you!
I love your videos. Thanks so much for sharing!
Glad you like them, thanks for watching!
Love this bag. Thank you for the clear instructions :)
You're welcome, Thank you!
Another great bag!!
Thank you!
Beautiful bag thanks
Thank you!!
This is amazing. I will be making soon and post to you. Thank you for sharing
Anytime, Happy Sewing!!
Really enjoy your videos😍
Thank you :)
Tasnya cantik!boleh request kak,,quilt blocks yang mudah😊.thanks for share in advance xoxo
Thanks, aku coba incorporate di future quilting video yah :)
Hello Yoan...if I don't want the bottom of the bag curved, could I put the gusset in... n then do the 2 1/2 or 3 inch boxed corners and then make the bag the same way and do lining the same way?
Would that be ok? I love your bags and tks for sharing....
Hi Barbara, I would suggest to leave out the gusset altogether, and simply do the typical boxing the corners (it will be much simpler), you will need to make your front and back panels a slight bigger though, to compensate it, maybe around 14.5" x 14" (or as desired). Hope this helps, thank you, and anytime!
@@YoanSewingStudio Ty for your help..
Super!!!!
Thank you!!
I’m sure this is a silly question but why are you not sewing the pieces together straight when you are overlapping them? Why do you need to put them together on the slight angel? (We’ve never quilted before, sorry)
Simply to get the irregular shape in random angles, since I wanted the look of the patchwork to be "scrappier" and more interesting. You may also piece them together in straight position and then sew, it's just a matter of what kind of look you want to achieve :).Thank you!
I am having trouble getting the instructions, what am I doing wrong?
There is no written instructions for this one unfortunately. Video tutorial only.