I always love watching your videos, you have such a calming voice. Your videos are very relaxing and rhythmic, clear and concise instructions. Not to mention so so cute!!!
This is such a lovely project, Emma! I love it!! Would love to add one to my sewing area! Thank You so much for sharing this tutorial, & all your tips!💜🌿🌷🌷🌷🌿
I love this bag. I know it's not what it's intended for but I really want to make one to be used as a thread and scrap holder when I go to my Australian Sewing Guild meetings. We meet at the local Church hall and there aren't any rubbish bins to throw your thread snips and scraps into before you go home. I have an open thread snip container but then the threads fall out all over my sewing bag when going home. A little bag like this that can be opened out, sit by itself to collect all the threads etc and then can be pulled closed to keep the scraps etc in would be great and so pretty on the table. I'm going to make one for sure. I loved this video.
@@lorraineknox7695 I did some research into your suggestion and over all it has been said it's a bad idea because of threads getting tangled onto small chicks legs etc. Sorry, seemed a good idea at the time but I won't do it.
What a lovely idea for this bag--to keep thread snips. I have a tiny bag I keep my thread snips in when I'm out and about, a bigger one would be helpful.
Stunning book! Had a look on-line .. those fabrics are gorgeous also. The quilt looks delicious! What a treat for you!!! Love your tips, especially the use of the straight stitch only throat plate!
as always Emma, I lovely project. this is a Japanese Rice bag -Kombukuro. I think that is how you spell it. love the flowery ribbon....where does your mum live that was a great charity shop find..x
Thank you so much Emma, I've just found you on CZcams and think you're fabulous. I'm definitely going to visit your shop and make some purchases.....esp those pony needles. Xx
I love this channel and Dainty Diaries as well. So many nice sewing projects. I think I'm going to try and make a bag like this, after all these years I've never done a quilt as you go project, after 40 years of sewing, maybe it's time.
What a beautiful project. Thank you so much for thisinspiration and also for all the valuable advice how to best use Liberty fabric. You do amazing work. 👍👍❤❤
Hi Emma What a lovely bag. I can find many uses for this cute little bag.I can teach my granddaughters how to make one.Thank you and take care of yourself ❤❤❤
Lovely way to use Tana Lawn. Thanks also for the tips. I've already ordered this book & am looking forward to receiving it. You should consider compiling one with all your wonderful creations Emma. Thanks for the tuto xxxxx
What a lovely project! It’s beautiful. I always use a scrap of fabric (a thread bunny) to start each piece of sewing. It stops threads being pulled into the machine and also your precious fabric which is more likely to happen when it’s very fine like tana lawn. Works a treat!
A gorgeous little bag, definitely going to make one, will be good to carry my small piece of stitching when I meet other crafters in our community lounge, absolutely ideal Thankyou for once again a lovely video, so relaxing listening to you and so easy to follow, I think I will buy some of those needles they will help no end with hand stitch, many Thanks Elizabeth T, Kent
Thank you for today, always a pleasure watching you see, I find it very relaxing. Love what you were making. Love your thimble. You make things look so easy. So wish I could borrow a. It of you to help me.hehe.
Thank you for the thread tips! I'm usually a deer in the headlights standing in front of thread displays not knowing which one is suitable for the fabrics I'm using.
Awww, I LOVE this little bag!!! It would be perfect for keeping your wool in when knitting or crocheting, as you suggested. It's a great way to use up blocks you might make just for learning purposes, to see which blocks you like before committing to a quilt. But honestly, even just squares of nice fabrics would be beautiful for this - I just love the tabs and the substantial ribbon. Thank you so much for this tutorial, Emma, and all your tips. Oh, about joining quilt as you go hexagons for an actual quilt... I was thinking of using ladder stitch so as to keep the back absolutely smooth, so your tip about using stronger thread and keeping the stitches small was very helpful to me. I just wondered if I should use cotton thread to join? Do you have any advice on this? I got a spool of Aurifil mako 50w cotton, but it's very thin and easy to snap - am I right in thinking this woukd be too weak to join my hexies? (Though it's lovely for handstitching the bindings.) Unless I use it doubled?? Thanks again for all you do, Emma❤
thank you so much! so glad you liked the video. I have tried joining with thinner thread and I honestly think something thicker is best. You have to pull the thread for ladder stitch so I find it can snap easily. Try something like aurifil 12wt, I find it works well for this purpose x
@@emmajonesvintagesewingbox thanks so much for answering, Emma. I value your advice. I'll look for that 12w thread. Thank you! A quilt as you go quilt is certainly a longterm project, but the benefit I'm finding is that I can buy smallish amounts of fabric at a time as I can afford it. And with fabrics like Tilda and Liberty I'll always get something that tones, even if a design goes out of production. 😍
Could you please mention the name of these sewing needles with the marks on it? I'd like to find them here in Germany, as buying from Britain meanwhile is so expensive unfortunately. Thank you so much for your always adorable ideas. Greetings from Germany ❤
Thank you. No pattern, the video shows how to make it without a pattern, you just need to make some 6 1/2” quilt blocks you can use free patterns online for those or otherwise just cut 6 1/2” squares from your fabric instead. Hope that helps
What a great project bag. Thank you Emma for the inspiration and excellent tutorial. ❤❤❤🇨🇦
You are so welcome!
I always love watching your videos, you have such a calming voice. Your videos are very relaxing and rhythmic, clear and concise instructions. Not to mention so so cute!!!
Glad you like them! that means a lot, thank you
This is such a lovely project, Emma! I love it!! Would love to add one to my sewing area! Thank You so much for sharing this tutorial, & all your tips!💜🌿🌷🌷🌷🌿
Thanks so much! 😊
I found the needles very interesting. As always love your fabric choices and project
Thank you! 😊
Love all your work, you are so helping me to stay on projects, Thankyou Emma
I'm so glad! Thank you Karen 🌸
I love this bag. I know it's not what it's intended for but I really want to make one to be used as a thread and scrap holder when I go to my Australian Sewing Guild meetings. We meet at the local Church hall and there aren't any rubbish bins to throw your thread snips and scraps into before you go home. I have an open thread snip container but then the threads fall out all over my sewing bag when going home. A little bag like this that can be opened out, sit by itself to collect all the threads etc and then can be pulled closed to keep the scraps etc in would be great and so pretty on the table. I'm going to make one for sure. I loved this video.
that's a great idea for it! im so glad the video was useful, thanks for watching
Leave the scrap threads out for the birds. They line their nests with them!
@@lorraineknox7695 I did some research into your suggestion and over all it has been said it's a bad idea because of threads getting tangled onto small chicks legs etc. Sorry, seemed a good idea at the time but I won't do it.
What a lovely idea for this bag--to keep thread snips. I have a tiny bag I keep my thread snips in when I'm out and about, a bigger one would be helpful.
Thank you for sharing this wonderful project and tutorial. ❤
Welcome 😊
What a sweet bag. Thank you for the tutorial 💜
You’re welcome 😊
If anyone knows how to make Liberty shine, it's you Beautiful Woman. This project is a great idea to share with my Grandchildren ❤❤❤
that is so kind! thank you
Beautiful as always Emma, thank you for another wonderful video.
Glad you enjoyed it Wendy 🤗
Lovely fabric, thank you for the useful tips
Stunning book! Had a look on-line .. those fabrics are gorgeous also. The quilt looks delicious! What a treat for you!!!
Love your tips, especially the use of the straight stitch only throat plate!
im so glad you enjoyed it! thanks for watching
I love your patterns! I’ve made this style bag in the past, but your quilt as you go design is much better. Thank you for sharing your ideas ❤
Thank you so much!
Hi Emma, What a lovely bag very inspired to make the little bag lovely idea. That book is beautiful too! Thank You for sharing.
Thanks so much 😊
Cute little bag , can be used for many things . Love your fabric . Nice seeing your video . Take care ,enjoy your spring .
Thank you! 😊
Another lovely video, thank you for sharing ❤
Thank you! 😊
The fabrics and colors you use are so sweet and lovely! Those beautiful threads from your mother-in-law are inspiring.
Thank you so much! it was a great find by her
as always Emma, I lovely project. this is a Japanese Rice bag -Kombukuro. I think that is how you spell it. love the flowery ribbon....where does your mum live that was a great charity shop find..x
thank you Helen. My mother in law lives in Birmingham so found them there
Thank you so much Emma, I've just found you on CZcams and think you're fabulous. I'm definitely going to visit your shop and make some purchases.....esp those pony needles. Xx
aww thank you so much! That means a lot x
so very pretty Emma thanks for sharing
Thanks so much 😊
I love this channel and Dainty Diaries as well. So many nice sewing projects. I think I'm going to try and make a bag like this, after all these years I've never done a quilt as you go project, after 40 years of sewing, maybe it's time.
You can do it! Have fun! Thanks so much for watching and for your kind words
What a beautiful project. Thank you so much for thisinspiration and also for all the valuable advice how to best use Liberty fabric. You do amazing work. 👍👍❤❤
thank you so much! so glad it was useful
What a great, informative video. Love the bag 💖
thank you!
Lovely bag thank you great idea .
Thank you! 😊
Hi Emma
What a lovely bag. I can find many uses for this cute little bag.I can teach my granddaughters how to make one.Thank you and take care of yourself ❤❤❤
so glad it was useful Helen, thanks for watching, take care x
What a beautiful bag, I love tana lawn too! You always have a lovely calm teaching style which I really enjoy watching xx
Thanks so much 😊 that means a lot to me Jo x
Beautiful tutorial, thank you 😊
You’re welcome 😊
I love this project. I would for sure make one. By the way what a beautiful thimble you have, just gorgeous. Thanks for the tutorial.
Thank you so much! Thimble is from Thimbles for You 😊🌸
Love your new bag and always enjoy listening to you, Thankyou Emma!
Thank you so much Karen 🌸
Lovely way to use Tana Lawn. Thanks also for the tips. I've already ordered this book & am looking forward to receiving it. You should consider compiling one with all your wonderful creations Emma. Thanks for the tuto xxxxx
aww thank you! writing a book is my absolute dream so fingers crossed one day it comes true x
what a sweet little bag, thankyou for the know how instructions Emma.
You’re welcome Caroline 😊🌸
What a lovely project! It’s beautiful. I always use a scrap of fabric (a thread bunny) to start each piece of sewing. It stops threads being pulled into the machine and also your precious fabric which is more likely to happen when it’s very fine like tana lawn. Works a treat!
Great tip! thank you
What a beautiful bag - and I love the idea of using it for yarn! I'm going to have to make one soon, this would be a fantastic travel project
im so happy you are going to make one too!
A gorgeous little bag, definitely going to make one, will be good to carry my small piece of stitching when I meet other crafters in our community lounge, absolutely ideal Thankyou for once again a lovely video, so relaxing listening to you and so easy to follow, I think I will buy some of those needles they will help no end with hand stitch, many Thanks Elizabeth T, Kent
thank you so much Elizabeth, so glad you enjoyed it
Thank you for today, always a pleasure watching you see, I find it very relaxing. Love what you were making. Love your thimble. You make things look so easy. So wish I could borrow a. It of you to help me.hehe.
thank you Karen. the thimble was an investment but I've used it almost every day since I bought it. thanks for watching
I am really getting into hand stitching and I just love your beautiful projects. Your videos are so lovely!!
Thank you so much! that's very kind
Beautiful colours. Love the bag. Many thanks for sharing. x Blessings x Mariana UK xx
Thank you Mariana 🤗
A lovely little bag, thanks for the tutorial Emma 🧵🪡
Glad you like it!
So pretty and thank you for the tips on using Liberty Tana Lawn. X
thank you Lesley! x
Emma this is a fantastic video. I'm so glad to see you back.
aww thanks so much! lovely to be back
Lovely Emma Tq for sharing your great idea.
You’re welcome 😊
This is by far one of the best and inspiring videos I have seen on a needlework project. Beautiful music, too!🩷
Wow, thank you! that means a lot to me
So very lovely!
So cute!!❤
Thank you for the thread tips! I'm usually a deer in the headlights standing in front of thread displays not knowing which one is suitable for the fabrics I'm using.
there's so much choice isn't there! glad this was helpful
Lovely idea!! ❤
Thank you! 😊
Thanks for another great video
Thanks for watching!
Awww, I LOVE this little bag!!! It would be perfect for keeping your wool in when knitting or crocheting, as you suggested. It's a great way to use up blocks you might make just for learning purposes, to see which blocks you like before committing to a quilt. But honestly, even just squares of nice fabrics would be beautiful for this - I just love the tabs and the substantial ribbon. Thank you so much for this tutorial, Emma, and all your tips.
Oh, about joining quilt as you go hexagons for an actual quilt... I was thinking of using ladder stitch so as to keep the back absolutely smooth, so your tip about using stronger thread and keeping the stitches small was very helpful to me. I just wondered if I should use cotton thread to join? Do you have any advice on this? I got a spool of Aurifil mako 50w cotton, but it's very thin and easy to snap - am I right in thinking this woukd be too weak to join my hexies? (Though it's lovely for handstitching the bindings.) Unless I use it doubled?? Thanks again for all you do, Emma❤
thank you so much! so glad you liked the video. I have tried joining with thinner thread and I honestly think something thicker is best. You have to pull the thread for ladder stitch so I find it can snap easily. Try something like aurifil 12wt, I find it works well for this purpose x
@@emmajonesvintagesewingbox thanks so much for answering, Emma. I value your advice. I'll look for that 12w thread. Thank you! A quilt as you go quilt is certainly a longterm project, but the benefit I'm finding is that I can buy smallish amounts of fabric at a time as I can afford it. And with fabrics like Tilda and Liberty I'll always get something that tones, even if a design goes out of production.
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Wow wow it lovely 🌹🌹😍🌟
Thank you!
Could you please mention the name of these sewing needles with the marks on it? I'd like to find them here in Germany, as buying from Britain meanwhile is so expensive unfortunately.
Thank you so much for your always adorable ideas.
Greetings from Germany ❤
Yes sure, they are Pony Your Certain Stitch needles. Hope you can find them. Thanks so much for watching 🌸
Hooray for big safety pins! They make threading elastic, etc. go smoothly! ❤️🪡🧵✂️
Indeed!
Hi Emma, do you always wash your fabric before sewing?
I never do!
What size needle are you using
I cannot find the pony needles anyplace- will you get them in again?
I just restocked them so they are on my website now, thank you so much
Can you tell me about the needle you are using and where I can buy it for hand sewing
Yes, it’s this one www.vintagesewingbox.co.uk/store/p221/Pony_Certain_Betweens_Needles_Size_5-7.html
Which of the needles are you using in the video? Thanks
Thank you, this one www.vintagesewingbox.co.uk/store/p221/Pony_Certain_Betweens_Needles_Size_5-7.html
do you have the pattern for this bag available?
Thank you. No pattern, the video shows how to make it without a pattern, you just need to make some 6 1/2” quilt blocks you can use free patterns online for those or otherwise just cut 6 1/2” squares from your fabric instead. Hope that helps
where can i get the needles?
you can find them on my website
What size needle with the mark on it
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Thank you Emma for a wonderful tutorial for this beautiful bag ❤
I'm glad you like it