How to make Dior Inspired Quilting for Your Bag - A sew along and tutorial DIY
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- čas přidán 25. 08. 2024
- In this video I'll show you how I made the Dior inspired quilting for my latest Almora Bag, pattern available here: www.pinkponyde...
I explain as I go along how and why I do the things I do. Please know that this is slow sewing, no stress as my health doesn't allow that.
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The beautiful vinyl is from: borlangesycent...
The pretty edge connectors on the finished bag are from: colorzipper.co...
Thank you! It is so BEAUTIFUL!!! 💜💜💜
Thank you so very much! so glad you like it! ❤🥰
Beautiful quilting and a great inspiration. I find that the pattern piece, once quilted, shrinks so I quilt the fabric first and then cut it out. Works well for me.
You're absolutely right! I sometimes do that too, especially if the pattern has peices I plan to leave unquilted, or if it has many separate peices I don't wish to shrink differently. However on the case of this bag, the shrinkage I get doesn't really matter much as its just the two pieces, front and back the little shrinkage doesn't bother me, and this way I can leave the foam out of my seams, reducing bulk nicely 😊
Ooooooh, GORGEOUS! Thanks for this cool quilting pattern. So chic!
Yay! So glad you like it, thank you! ❤🥰❤
So clever, I love the feet on the hobo bag ❤
Thank you so very much! I'm so glad you like it! ❤
A joy to watch such intricate quilting 😮😊!
Awww! Thank you so very much! ❤️🥰🙏😃
Wow, that's sew pretty! Thanks for sharing 😊
I'm so glad you like it! 🥰😃
Thank you for sharing this with us. Please can also use eva Foam for the interfacing since I have them laying around in the house. Thank you in advance for your reply.
I'm afraid I don't think it would work, the EVA foam I've handled would not hold up to the multiple stitches but would instead rip at the multiple stitch lines I'm thinking? However, I've not worked a lot with it so I'm not 100% sure, maybe you could make a little test sandwich with the foam and try?
Utterly Amazing! It makes we want to have a go!
Yay! So glad you like it! 🥰😃
Thank you ! Great tutorial as usual.
Awww, thank you so very much! 😃🥰
Great video! I really appreciate your craftmanship and your willingness to share your knowledge. If you talked about how you interfaced this, I missed it. Did you do anything different from your normal foam?
Thank you so very much! ❤❤🥰 I didn't talk about interfacing no as I didn't plan on quilting this bag at first - so I've interfaced it with a woven fusible over the foam as I describe here in this video: czcams.com/video/9Sis4PLfnBI/video.html
Very very beautiful !!!! What kind of thread do you use for bags making ?
Thank you.
Do you take into account shrinkage when you cut the piece first?
In the case of this bag pattern, no. I sometimes do, especially if the pattern has peices I plan to leave unquilted, or if it has many separate peices I don't wish to shrink differently. However in the case of this bag, the shrinkage I get doesn't really matter much as its just the two pieces, front and back the little shrinkage doesn't bother me, and this way I can leave the foam out of my seams, reducing bulk nicely 😊
@@PinkPonyDesign Thanks. I guess you could use the finished pieces to cut out the lining pieces and everything would match up perfectly.
What kind of fabric is that?
It's a slightly shiny vinyl, I bought it here: borlangesycentrum.se/vinylerfuskskinnkork/vinylfuskskinn-brun.html