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My name is Charlotte, and I've always had a passion for creativity. Growing up in a small town in the Netherlands, I spent my days drawing and exploring. This love for making and teaching led me to hone my skills in various crafts, including sewing, knitting, and embroidery. With years of experience running my own women's wear label and now selling PDF sewing patterns, I bring a unique blend of creative skills and expertise to the table.
Muchas gracias por el tutorial,por el enfoque de la camara y por poner las medidas en cm.Con todas estas cosas se puede seguir el vídeo perfectamente aunque sea en otro idioma.Lo intentaré como dices para ver si me quedan las esquinas en ángulo de 90grados, normalmente me quedan mal,en diagonal y no me gustan.Gracias
I have watched many videos on bag making this is the best From where the measuring ruler buy please reply I tried small pouches but not good because cloth cutting not accurately please reply
Thank you! the transparent ruler is from the brand Omnigrid. They have lots of different sizes but this one is 10 x 45 centimeters (about 4 x 17,5 inch )
Just like all the other comments…I love it! I'm making Christmas bags for my local Christmas charity and I assure you that I will be using this tutorial. Awesome work and I want to thank you for sharing this with the world!
Thank you!❤ 100%100 perfecto el vídeo. Una buena explicación de los pasos a seguir y porqué motivo se hacen esos pasos. Muy recomendado . ( Desde las Islas Canarias 🏝⛰️)👍
Thank you so much! i wanted to stitch a lining like this for my crochet bag and this was just what I was looking for! I always feel scared when attaching the zipper, this really really helps Thank you!! ❤️❤️
I’m using the standard zipper foot that comes with all Pfaff sewing machines so it probably won’t work for you unless you have a Pfaff too. Maybe there are similar ones for other brands too, but I’ve exclusively sewn on Pfaff so I’m not sure. Maybe ask a local sewing machine dealer?
Like the way you did the casing. I have already been making boxed corners like this. I'm making drawstring backpacks for children for ‘back to school.’ Thank you very much for this tutorial. I love all the youtube teachers. The ones that don’t say one word, are usually the best!
It turned out allright actually! I haven't encountered any moth damage so far in the wool that I have knitted up and I'm slowly chipping away knitting up my stash. The moth trap wasn't a good idea since I have my windows open a lot, which attracted lots of outside moths to the trap.
Yes steaming everything was the right call. It takes time but you can easily do it in batches. After the steaming transferring everything to plastic tubs was another good call. I did the same for all my knits and wool clothing. It feels a lot beter now everything secure in the plastic tubs for the summer. They are a bit of an investment so I wait for deals to buy them to save some money and spread out the cost.
I've watched multiple zipper pouch tutorials and this is by far the best! Your method of folding over the zipper ends blew my mind! I can't wait to try this on my next project. :)
They are the "Leaf Momiji Head Pins by Tulip". The price is a bit extravagant for pins though, but they are so pretty! They are on the delicate side so if already bent one, however I'm not too precious with my tools.
Thank you so much for this! I made some bags for pens and makeup, and I even made an additional one as a gift for my grandmother to wrap her other gifts in!
Another lovely tutorial. I love to watch a “craftsman” at work and you, my dear, are a craftsman at this. I love your professionalism and attention to detail. Thank you so much for sharing. 😊
I'm about to make some zipper pouches as gifts, and although I've done a few before, your tutorial came up just at the moment because I have zippers in different sizes that I want to use and I'm not sure about the measurements of the material -- and you've just helped me out, not to mention the tips on keeping it from being bulky on the sides. And your voice is so pleasant to listen to. So thank you very much. This is my lucky day and I'm going to subscribe right away. ❤️
I'm thrilled to hear that the tutorial was helpful for you! Thank you for your kind words and support. Hope you have fun sewing all the , I'm sure they'll be well-received gifts
This is so quick and easy! It would be wonderful for a hot water bottle holder… on second thought that might need some padding so you don’t get burned. 😊
I use SolarFast paint, it's made by Jacquard. You use a paintbrush to paint it onto the fabric and add plant material or a photonegative film. I put glass on top so the negative or leaves stay put and then you expose it to the sunlight or an UV light (like the face solarium). This clip is just after the sun exposure. After the exposure you need to wash to remove the leftover paint and then the result is permanent. I find the SolarFast is hard to come by outside the US, I'm in the EU. The result is similar to cyanotype, so if you can't find SolarFast look for cyanotype paint.
Hey! I just wanted to let you know, that I have been dreaming about learning to sew, and this week I finally decided to start. Tonight I successfully finished this pouch, and it makes me so so so happy! I used a dark blue fabric with red cherries and the lining is red. It came out SO cute. Thank you very much for the tutorial, it taught me so much. I subscribed to try your other tutorials too.:)
That is awesome! Isn't getting started the hardest part? The red cherries fabric sounds very cute! I hope you have lots of sewing fun ahead and feel free to ask away in the comments I'm happy to help. Also if you have an idea for a video...let me know I'm always looking for new ideas to make tutorials about!
How adorable, I would love to make these for my grandkids. You mentioned a line version in your tutorial. What is a line version? Where could I find the eyes, and lastly, what fabric did you use? Thanks!
Thank you for your kind words! The line version is probably where I meant lined version, which you could easily do with some customizations. Or you could use this bag as a basis: ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-CyoxUAql6Nc.html You can probably find the eyes at a big craft store and definetly online. I've added a few options to my Amazon list under notions even if you don't use Amazon you can use the description to find them elsewhere. www.amazon.com/shop/charlotte_kan. The fabric I used is a plain woven quilting cotton. The purple was quite lightweight I think i'd prefer anything from 150gsm to 200 gsm. The shop where I bought the orange fabric said it was poplin, but I always associate that with a finer weave. I'm sure your grandkids will love the goofy bags!
Is the there a mistake at the end? After the seam allowances the total should be 15x21cm but you have 15x19cm. Did I add things up wrong? Am i going crazy?😅
You are correct! It should be 21cm not 19cm 😱 I can't believe I missed that and I'm glad so you caught it! Sorry for the confusion 😅 Sadly I can't fix it it in the video without re-uploading, but I'll add it in the description.
