These are super cute, definitely getting this pattern for myself. I went to a sewing machine graveyard this morning, lol, a warehouse where all the old sewing machines went when the school district I teach in stopped doing home ec classes. I picked out a few workhorse Kenmores to take back for my after school maker club, I have students excited about learning to sew bags with vinyl and their fandom fabric. Thnx for all the great tutorials that include free patterns, we are not Title 1 but we do have a lot of low income students and it’s nice to keep making equitable so anyone can join in. 🙂
That's AMAZING Alice!! Wow, what a gift to these kids you are. Learning a skill like this at a young age not only helps them learn the art of making, but it shows them how incredible they can be using just their hands. And the amount of math and problem solving skills that goes into this. Such a gift for kids to learn this way of thinking. Thank you so much for being so wonderful!!
Okay, so I tried this as I’m one of those people that will avoid curves and binding. I like the result- by no means perfect but, of course, I tried the extra small first!! Yes, this is tricky but I did it! Will keep trying to improve, thanks Jess for your clear instructions
Jess, You never disappoint! Your excitement with every pattern keeps me coming back. You are the BEST at explaining new pattern instructions. Thank you! I am going right now to purchase this cute, useful pattern! Yea for another scrapbuster!
The extra small would be soo cute for a tiny humans snack back for school or road trips or even picnics! 🥺 Do many ideas! 😍 Great tutorial as always Jess!!
Tried this for the first time. Made the large to make sure I comfortable doing it. Also I had a large directional print to use was awesome. It is going to a friend for christmas. Loved how it turned out. Thank you for doing the video turtorial. In addition to the pattern it has helped greatly. I will definetly be making more in various sizes.
Definitely want to try these next. I am just completing the last of 3 H20 To Go bags...I LOVE how they turned out and already gifted my sister hers for her birthday since my niece just started soccer. Works 👍! Need to pick up some more inspirational fabric ❤
Decided to just let you run…if I can figure out on my IPad what you’re doing, I will leave a comment but just know that I am enjoying ALL your videos !!❤️❤️
I cannot wait to try this pattern. I need so much practice on sewing around curves. You make it look so easy! Thanks for the great tutorial and discount code! I am sure this is gonna be one of those pouches I will make and make and make!!! Enjoy your week!
Beautiful! I love your videos! For me it is easier to have the round fabric on top and the straight fabric I'm trying to "curve" down because then I can sew inside the "bowl". So the sides that kind of flip up can still go around the needle :D
This is darling! I wonder if I could have my Scan N Cut cut the fabric side panels. Thank you for a great tutorial! I guess you could say curves are integral to our learning. (Yuk yuk) Have a super day!
I love watching your videos. You are so detailed. I have learned so much. I have a question have you ever done a video on how you determine how much to sell your items for?
I haven't gone over that yet. I'm planning to discuss that on my blog in the future. But it's a very tricky territory. What I do is compare what I make with other brands. For example, one of my favorite brands is Stoney Clover. Lots of cute pouches and boxy bags and totes. I usually go around the same price as them for my makes, considering there custom items.
I definitely want to try this pouch! I’m new to sewing with vinyl. What brand or type do you suggest I start with? Your tutorials always inspire me to try new things!
Another amazing video ❤️I love this pattern but scared of binding for some reason 😔is there any way this could be done via the birthing method? I have an idea as to how but you are the professional 🤗
Love it! Quick, easy, scrapbuster n ideal for many uses. I'm sure we can all use it in our sewing room. Question: would it be good to make it a crossbody bag for a little girl? Thank u 💓
I've seen a few people suggest that! I think that would be adorable! You could add d-ring connectors in the seam between the front panel/back panel and gusset. Or, if you wanted to get those connectors right in the middle, you could add a connection on the center of the gusset, like we did in the Acacia bag
To The Sparrow's nest, I order online. U should download the Joann's application. That way it will be easy to check the sale. They are out of stock of the light decovil 525 n the heavy one 526 also. They do hv the one yard of the heavy 526 but it's not on sale. Also check the coupons they offer online if it's not on sale. They sale quality stuff. The sew-in foam n the SF 101 👍 Try to buy by bolt bc u will save a lot of money, n u also hv to pay $7.99 for shipping unless they offer a coupon for free shipping. Think about it, if u save 50 or 60% u will save a lot of money. I hope this helps
Omg just as you say these are just stinking stinking cute. I'm wondering if you wanted to make this into a wristlet could you do that and where would you put the little tab with the d-ring? Have you made any of these in Cork by any chance? Again thanks for this awesome tutorial and your style of teaching is always very easy to understand.
Aren't the adorable?! So yes, I think you could do a wristlet. You may have to add the d-ring connector in one of the exterior seams between the front and the gusset, more towards the top. Maybe 1" down? And cork would be PERFECT for this!
@@OklaRoots thank you for your reply. So if you wanted to make that into a crossbody bag would you put one of the d-rings on the front side of the gusset and one on the back or would they both go on the same side for balancing? Again thank you very much for your tutorial and for your reply. I'm going to order the pattern
Hi Jess, thank you for all the wonderful videos. We have a sewing group and make a lot of the bags you demonstrate. Sending wishes from South Africa. Where did you get that little basket with your clips. Regards Jenny Wethmar.
These are very neat! Just a side question for you...not directed to the pattern designer for this bag so..question for you...I love your tutorials and I'd love to make more bags with you, but with all the bag types you make I couldn't possibly buy all the patterns. Are there any free patterns for bags that aren't tote bags or simple zipper pouches? I do understand that pattern designers should get paid and I also think that a designer wants to market themselves as designer and that there are also many designers making similar bags. I would think they would want to give a free pattern so that I then am familiar with their style and I would be more likely to consider them when buying a future pattern. Just my thoughts...I would welcome your response. Thank you!!!
When I have a zipper in a bag that needs to come out perfectly even, I zip the zipper shut, lay it across the top of the bag and then clip the zipper to the bag. After that, I open the zipper for stitching and I don't have to worry about the zipper being wonky accidentally.
That pouch is adorable, but I don't think I would make it. It seems unnecessary overly complicated. From the zipper tab to the binding, these are steps that could have been changed to be much faster and less frustrating.
Happy Monday Jess✂️🧵
These are super cute, definitely getting this pattern for myself. I went to a sewing machine graveyard this morning, lol, a warehouse where all the old sewing machines went when the school district I teach in stopped doing home ec classes. I picked out a few workhorse Kenmores to take back for my after school maker club, I have students excited about learning to sew bags with vinyl and their fandom fabric. Thnx for all the great tutorials that include free patterns, we are not Title 1 but we do have a lot of low income students and it’s nice to keep making equitable so anyone can join in. 🙂
That's AMAZING Alice!! Wow, what a gift to these kids you are. Learning a skill like this at a young age not only helps them learn the art of making, but it shows them how incredible they can be using just their hands. And the amount of math and problem solving skills that goes into this. Such a gift for kids to learn this way of thinking. Thank you so much for being so wonderful!!
❤️❤️❤️amazing. Love this.
@@OklaRoots Thanks, I’ll have just as much fun as the students! 😊
Okay, so I tried this as I’m one of those people that will avoid curves and binding. I like the result- by no means perfect but, of course, I tried the extra small first!! Yes, this is tricky but I did it! Will keep trying to improve, thanks Jess for your clear instructions
Jess, You never disappoint! Your excitement with every pattern keeps me coming back. You are the BEST at explaining new pattern instructions. Thank you! I am going right now to purchase this cute, useful pattern! Yea for another scrapbuster!
Awww thank you Patricia! These pattern designers come up with the most incredible projects, it's hard not to get excited!
The extra small would be soo cute for a tiny humans snack back for school or road trips or even picnics! 🥺 Do many ideas! 😍 Great tutorial as always Jess!!
I'am bag beginner. I like so much the Jessy project. She explain very well, and practice to making bags.Thank
Tried this for the first time. Made the large to make sure I comfortable doing it. Also I had a large directional print to use was awesome. It is going to a friend for christmas. Loved how it turned out.
Thank you for doing the video turtorial. In addition to the pattern it has helped greatly. I will definetly be making more in various sizes.
This is a great follow on from the acacia bag. Thanks for the tutorial x
Definitely want to try these next. I am just completing the last of 3 H20 To Go bags...I LOVE how they turned out and already gifted my sister hers for her birthday since my niece just started soccer. Works 👍! Need to pick up some more inspirational fabric ❤
Cute style! That bottom/side gusset really creates more style, plus the binding at the top!
Isn't that an adorable accent??
Decided to just let you run…if I can figure out on my IPad what you’re doing, I will leave a comment but just know that I am enjoying ALL your videos !!❤️❤️
I cannot wait to try this pattern. I need so much practice on sewing around curves. You make it look so easy! Thanks for the great tutorial and discount code! I am sure this is gonna be one of those pouches I will make and make and make!!! Enjoy your week!
I absolutely love your tutorials can't wait to try this 1 out.
You make it look so easy! I enjoy your tutorials very much!
Such a cute pouch. Can't wait to give it a try. Thanks for another wonderful tutorial.
This pattern is very cute.🤗
I bought it right now.
Thanks for the tutorial.😘🌹
Super cute!!! Thank you Jess xxx
It is a beautiful bag may be I can add a strap for my little girls . Thank you for sharing
Love your tutorials. Would love to see little foksa cross over bag if it’s possible and maybe mynta wallet. I learn better with videos.
Such a cute pouch. Thank you for posting!
Just bought the pattern! I’ve used the same mushroom fabric before.
Beautiful! I love your videos!
For me it is easier to have the round fabric on top and the straight fabric I'm trying to "curve" down because then I can sew inside the "bowl". So the sides that kind of flip up can still go around the needle :D
Yes, me too.
I see a lot of makers prefer that method as well. Very good tip!
This is darling! I wonder if I could have my Scan N Cut cut the fabric side panels. Thank you for a great tutorial! I guess you could say curves are integral to our learning. (Yuk yuk) Have a super day!
So cute! Omg another thing I have to make!
You are an excellent teacher! :)
Love your tutorials! 😍 These bags are soooooo cute! 😍😍
I love the tutorial! Going to get the pattern and get going on making some of these. Love them!
Let me know how it goes!
You did it again. Love it.
Awwww thank you!
I love watching your videos. You are so detailed. I have learned so much. I have a question have you ever done a video on how you determine how much to sell your items for?
I haven't gone over that yet. I'm planning to discuss that on my blog in the future. But it's a very tricky territory. What I do is compare what I make with other brands. For example, one of my favorite brands is Stoney Clover. Lots of cute pouches and boxy bags and totes. I usually go around the same price as them for my makes, considering there custom items.
Super cute ✂️🧵
The large size would be a nice size for a crossbody bag.
Yes! That would be so cute
I definitely want to try this pouch! I’m new to sewing with vinyl. What brand or type do you suggest I start with? Your tutorials always inspire me to try new things!
Great tutorial as always, Jess. Thanks for the enCURVEegment for us reluctant sewers. 🥸
HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA You're my kind of friend Joni!
Love these! Thanks
Another amazing video ❤️I love this pattern but scared of binding for some reason 😔is there any way this could be done via the birthing method? I have an idea as to how but you are the professional 🤗
Can you do an updated Fanny pack tutorial? Maybe with a mix of cotton and vinyl?
Can I use Magicfly paint for the edges of bags and wallets and lanyards?
Love it! Quick, easy, scrapbuster n ideal for many uses. I'm sure we can all use it in our sewing room. Question: would it be good to make it a crossbody bag for a little girl? Thank u 💓
I've seen a few people suggest that! I think that would be adorable! You could add d-ring connectors in the seam between the front panel/back panel and gusset. Or, if you wanted to get those connectors right in the middle, you could add a connection on the center of the gusset, like we did in the Acacia bag
@@OklaRoots Great idea, Thank u!
Glad to see a tutorial without decovil. I can’t afford decovil so I always have to substitute. 😬
Hi, FYI, I buy decovil from Joann's when it's 60% off. It's the cheapest I can find
@@sonialovesewing2396 I haven’t seen it at Joann’s. Do you purchase online or in the physical store?
To The Sparrow's nest, I order online. U should download the Joann's application. That way it will be easy to check the sale. They are out of stock of the light decovil 525 n the heavy one 526 also. They do hv the one yard of the heavy 526 but it's not on sale. Also check the coupons they offer online if it's not on sale. They sale quality stuff. The sew-in foam n the SF 101 👍 Try to buy by bolt bc u will save a lot of money, n u also hv to pay $7.99 for shipping unless they offer a coupon for free shipping. Think about it, if u save 50 or 60% u will save a lot of money. I hope this helps
Quick question... would using the double stitch on the machine work as well as stitching over it twice?
can you use cork for the gussett? Thank you! Cute, cute pattern!
Jess, what is your favorite overall presser foot to use on the Juki TL 2010q?
Omg just as you say these are just stinking stinking cute. I'm wondering if you wanted to make this into a wristlet could you do that and where would you put the little tab with the d-ring? Have you made any of these in Cork by any chance? Again thanks for this awesome tutorial and your style of teaching is always very easy to understand.
Aren't the adorable?! So yes, I think you could do a wristlet. You may have to add the d-ring connector in one of the exterior seams between the front and the gusset, more towards the top. Maybe 1" down? And cork would be PERFECT for this!
@@OklaRoots thank you for your reply. So if you wanted to make that into a crossbody bag would you put one of the d-rings on the front side of the gusset and one on the back or would they both go on the same side for balancing? Again thank you very much for your tutorial and for your reply. I'm going to order the pattern
Hi Jess, thank you for all the wonderful videos. We have a sewing group and make a lot of the bags you demonstrate. Sending wishes from South Africa. Where did you get that little basket with your clips. Regards Jenny Wethmar.
These are very neat! Just a side question for you...not directed to the pattern designer for this bag so..question for you...I love your tutorials and I'd love to make more bags with you, but with all the bag types you make I couldn't possibly buy all the patterns. Are there any free patterns for bags that aren't tote bags or simple zipper pouches? I do understand that pattern designers should get paid and I also think that a designer wants to market themselves as designer and that there are also many designers making similar bags. I would think they would want to give a free pattern so that I then am familiar with their style and I would be more likely to consider them when buying a future pattern. Just my thoughts...I would welcome your response. Thank you!!!
Oh yea tons of free patterns! Check my playlists, I have a Free Patterns playlist with 29 videos
Just curious, what is the general cost of personalized tags?
When I have a zipper in a bag that needs to come out perfectly even, I zip the zipper shut, lay it across the top of the bag and then clip the zipper to the bag. After that, I open the zipper for stitching and I don't have to worry about the zipper being wonky accidentally.
That's a great idea! Thank you so much for sharing!
Hi Jess! I’ve read that some people pre-wash their fabrics before sewing. Do you pre-wash any of your cottons?
I don't, but I know many advise to do so. I live on the edge.
@@OklaRoots 😂 I’m right there with you!
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Would waterproof canvas work instead of vinyl?
Oh for sure!
I didn't find the link to the fabric bag tags
Here you go: www.heartwoodandhide.com/
Lmao This is your chocolate bag 🤣
That pouch is adorable, but I don't think I would make it. It seems unnecessary overly complicated. From the zipper tab to the binding, these are steps that could have been changed to be much faster and less frustrating.
Not a frustrating pattern at all, and definitely teaches some wonderful skills. But you could definitely alter it to make it a different way.