Oxbow Tote Sew Along: Part 1
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- čas přidán 26. 08. 2024
- This video is for making my Oxbow Tote pattern. Please purchase the pattern in my shop here: noodle-head.co...
Other information regarding this pattern can be found on my blog here:
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Fabrics used in this video:
Blackbird Fabrics (pre-quilted coating - appears to be sold out) www.blackbirdf...
Style Maker Fabrics (pre-quilted coating)
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Bloom by Arounna for Kokka Fabrics (canvas)
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Waxed canvas/twill from AL Frances Textiles
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Waterproof canvas from Sullivans Trim
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Fableism Fabrics: fableism.com/
Quilter's Dream Batting (I used 80/20): www.quiltersdr...
My sewing machine: Janome 1600p (using standard foot)
Small ruler by Whipstitch Handmade on Etsy available here: www.etsy.com/l...
All hardware, zippers, and webbing can be found in my shop here: noodle-head.co...
Zipper by the yard purchased from Zipper Valley: www.zippervall...
If you'd like to skip ahead to certain parts of this video here are the timestamps (click the links below):
1 - Intro and features :31
2 - Sample walk thu (fabric and interfacing discussion) 2:26
3 - Interfacing Options 9:13
4 - Supplies overview 13:31
5 - Cutting (sped up, see note below for actual time) 18:46
6 - Quilting 20:25
7 - Reinforce Base Prep 27:05
8 - Crossbody Strap 30:45
9 - Strap Holders 33:05
10 - Zipper prep 35:06
11 - Bonus! Leather End Tab option 37:14
12 - Zipper prep continued 38:59
13 - Bonus! Leather Zipper pull option 41:49
Actual time elapsed for cutting one Backpack fabric/lining/interfacing and one Tote fabric/lining/interfacing was just over 13 minutes.
Gotcha!! Thank you!!
Thank you for replying. I can not wait to make this😊
Don’t print from iPad guys, but MacBook gave me 100% choice. Good I did a test. Thx for extra downloads 🙈Can’t wait to get this cut out. You have fabulous fabric combinations but I must check my stash. Thx for video help
I always enjoy your sew-alongs. Got my pattern printed and fabrics chosen and am eager to get sewing. Thanks for your patterns and tutorials!
Sounds great! Have fun!
Great bag! I Love the quilting, but I Love waxed canvas. I guess I'll have to make 2🤪 Cant wait for the next video
Yes, you might just have to make two then! :)
I’ve made multiple Noodlehead bags over the years and this looks like it will be a favorite! I’m making the larger size Oxford and widening the base to 8-1/2”. It will be my sewing machine carrier bag for quilt guild. It’s about half done and I’m so excited!
Sounds great! Glad you're having fun!
GENIUS technique on 90 degree fold with zipper tape! I'm in awe that can always be fussy!
That’s called “the a ruler Method”, I believe it’s copywriter, but it definitely is a great way to deal with ends.
I've never seen anyone draw a line... Makes it so simple!
@@IMOO1896 I just have had so much fuss with the ends of zipper tape. I always get it there but I love this!
Oh Joy! Im so happy your doing this tutorial! I made so many Haralson bags I think about 25 lol😅😊❤. My all time favorite bag! I've been looking for a bag just like this one 🎉🎉🎉🎉 so so excited! You are the best designer ! ❤❤❤❤
So glad you like the Haralson! And thanks for joining along. :)
Just found your channel, thanks for these videos. I’ve bought 3 patterns and I’m ready to try sewing a bag. I’m a quilter and hope I can make some bags.
I was a quilter first as well and ventured into bag making. You'll be able to make them, having these videos is super helpful!
You'll do great! :)
Love your cutting weights. I use those as well.
Hi. I am from Brazil. Yesterday I bought a pattern from another shop on Etsy and I didn't received the pdf of my order. I will buy this pattern of this bag I hope I receive the pattern.
Hello! Sounds good! If you have any questions please reach out to use via our contact page: noodle-head.com/pages/contact
Beautiful bags! This pattern will be on my wishlist for later this year.
THank you!
I made my first one today. I made the overnight bag and I absolutely love it. Thank you!
Yay! So glad you enjoyed the pattern!
Thank you for this video! I’ve cut out the pattern pieces and I’m excited to get started! 🪡🧵
Have fun!
Love the bag. Adding to my list. Thank u, I appreciate the tutorial 💓
Yay! Thank you!
You are so calm and reassuring. (and beautiful inside and out)
THanks so much!
Great options for the bag. I can’t wait to make one for holidays as a cabin bag. Thank you for sharing.
Thanks Susan, have fun with your Oxbow!
I always LOVE all your fabric choices! ❤❤ thank you for another great pattern!
Thanks so much!
🎉Sew Happy with my OxBow
Yay! Glad you like it!
I received my Paper Pattern yesterday, so excited, Cutting it out today.
Yay! Have fun!
Waiting for the next videos 😀
Just finished my first Ox Bow. I used olive waxed canvas. I need to cut the zipper longer next time. I can’t believe I had dark green soft leather in my leather stash.
Wonderful!
Perfect thank you so much. That really helps.
You're welcome!
This bag caught my eye. Can you advise when part 2 will be available?
Thanks! It'll be published the morning of January 19th. Here's the full schedule: blog.noodle-head.com/2024/01/oxbow-tote-sew-along.html
thx
Finally made one today! Beautiful pattern and I’m always so grateful for your videos.
I’m not sure what happened but the zipper I cut (18 inches) didn’t result in having a longer overhang 😢
Yay! Sounds great! Did you perhaps grab the Overnight size pieces instead (it requires the 24" zip)?
I don’t think so. I watched Oklaroots’ tutorial and she had the same look to the zipper so it must be right! I’m making another today so I’m going to use a longer length zipper as I like yours showing a long tail. Love all of your patterns!!
@@frankiedewsbury9100 Check out step 4a (specifically the tip), if you used zippe-by-the-yard you needed to cut your zip to a little bit longer (it's noted in that tip).
Thanks for this pattern and tutorial ! I absolutely love your patterns! May I ask what size is the quilted one that’s yours. Sorry if you said it. Thank you ❤
Thank you! Yes, the orange quilted one is an overnight size. :)
I am curious as to what kind of machine can handle some of the thicknesses that you are working with? Do most Home brand machines deal with this thickness ? The strapping material looked very thick when you folded it under. I have a mechanical Bernina 1008, I also have a non computerized Bernina that is an 930 electronic . I love both machines , my 1008 is a newer machine . Maybe handles thickness a bit better than my 930. I don’t plan to buy a new machine any time soon . Some of the fabrics with all the added interfacing looks quite hefty . I just might have to modify my outer fabrics and added interfacings. I see that you are using a New Home . I have a computerized New Home embroidery machine that is well over 25 plus years old but have no idea how much thickness it takes. I made bags but they did not have the materials that you are using that many years ago. We have come a long way in 25-30 years. Amazing fabrics. Thank You.
All my patterns are designed to work on a domestic (home) sewing machine. I use a Janome 1600p, but I also have a Janome Memorycraft for taking on sewing trips.
Thx for the awesome video. Do you have one for the redwood?
Thank you! Glad you liked it. I don't have one yet, but it's on my list!
Is there a part 2 on oxbow tote? I just got pattern was going to follow. Thanks
Yes there will be. I will be publishing it the morning of January 19th. Here's the full schedule: blog.noodle-head.com/2024/01/oxbow-tote-sew-along.html
What are your thoughts on using cork for the exterior on this bag? Love the pattern, I’ve been side eyeing it for a while and am finally going to try it! And thank you for the tutorials. I really appreciate hearing your rationale behind the options. Drives me nuts , instructions without the reasoning. I’m always wondering why why why?! 😅
Ha, I just went to the FB group page and searched “oxbow cork” and see several people have used it for the bottom, and accent piece, and one person used it for the main, so of course yes, cork can be used! Have you made one with cork?
I found the instructions hey for Handles
how to you attach the interfacing to the base when using waxed canvas? when you don't want stitching to show like you did on your bags
Hi! For my samples I didn't end up using interfacing on the waxed canvas base. You could add it to the lining piece instead (that way you could fuse it in place. Otherwise you could baste it in place on those short end of the base. I'm sure you could have other options, but those are the first that come to mind. Hope that helps!
Thank you so much that really helps. I can’t wait for the next installment.
Love the video, especially the quilting. Would you mind telling me what the brown fabric you used in the video is called? Thank you 😊
Thank you! I think you might be asking about the waxed canvas? It's from AL Frances Textiles on Etsy. Hope that helps!
Could you use a lightweight faux leather for the handles?
Sure, that would be pretty!
I'm using a cotton canvas with fusible batting for the exterior and cut everything out & fused it with reading to page 3 about quilting it. :( Do you think I'll still be ok without quilting the batting to the exterior? Thank you!
Yes, I think since it's a fusible batting (assuming it's a somewhat permanent bond) that it will work!
Do you happen to know which size bag is best suitable for tucking under the seat on airplane travel..? Thx
The Regular size would fit better, but it may be too big if it's filled to the max. Hope that helps! Always worth checking if your particular airline has size restrictions listed and compare to the finished size.
Do you ever use decovil heavy or light? Would you use it for the bottom of this bag?
I haven't on the Oxbow, only because I don't keep much of it on hand. You could definitely use the heavy for the base I think.
Please can I ask if you are left handed? I only ask as I’ve just made my bag and when on my right shoulder the bag opens backwards, which feels strange. I have reviewed the instructions and I did as per your video and booklet. I’ve got the regular size cut out so I’m going to swap the sides around to see if it’s makes a difference. I love the results of the bag.
I am not, but I typically don't open my bag while I'm wearing it (usually packing/unpacking with the bag on my dresser). However, feel free to change it up to suit your needs. :)
What weight waterproof canvas are you using for the inside?
300d light weight :)
Hi - I'm getting this pattern today can I just check, on the version you made you said you used 2 layers of 20/80 batting - did you cut both full size or (like you suggested with the alternate material) did you cut the first layer out of the seam allowance? Sorry if you went over this already and thank you for a great pattern and tutorial
Hi, great question! I did not. I rough cut both layers of batting and exterior fabric, quilted them together, and then trimmed the quilted piece to the Main Panel size. Hope that helps! :)
What kind of webbing did you use for the bags? Lovely bags
Thank you! I used cotton webbing (here it is in my shop: noodle-head.com/collections/hardware-zippers/products/cotton-webbing-1-1-2-wide?variant=43915322294496)
Can I ask where one would find the 1/2" hole punch that you used? Great video.
Yes, sorry I forgot to add that link! Here you go: brettunsvillage.com/leather/leather-tools/arch-punches-in-metric-sizes-4mm-to-52mm/ I have the 13mm. I'm sure you can find something similar on amazon perhaps, too.
thank you so much.
How much do you sell them for
What is that handle on your ruler
It's to help keep my fingers from getting in the way while cutting. Here's a link: www.amazon.com/gp/product/B003PA2852/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_search_asin_title?ie=UTF8&psc=1
Can a laptop pocket be added to this tote?
Yes! A small laptop will most likely fit in the interior pocket (undivided) as is, but you may want to check your laptop size and compare.
OK maybe I'm just blind but I cant find how long is the long strap I got pattern can't seem to find the measurements. Thanks
Hi, I have the pattern also and it is under the “Cutting Instructions” on page 3. It is the bold type, 3rd from the bottom of the list. I’m trying not to say the measurements so there isn’t any copyright issues and also not to get blocked ( don’t know if she would, just being careful)
Where is part 2?
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What are you using for pattern weights? How heavy are they and where did you get them?
They're large washers from my local hardware store. I've had mine for years, super useful for pattern weights!