I like the checker board look on this blue Jean bag it's neat looking like it's one of a kind.and I'll have to try the material kind to ,in other colors. Awesome 👍
I watched this quite a few times and took a lot of screen shots. These are the details: Cut 24 squares 11x11 cm. For rhe bottom of the bag, cut a rectangle 38x11 cm. Sew two blocks 3 squares by 4 squares. Then sew each block to the 38x11 rectangle I didnt screenshot the rest, but maybe itnwill be eqsier to figure out if you know the measurements.
Take your fabric, then use chalk and a ruler to trace a rectangle (this should be very slightly bigger than your desired bag's length and width because of seam allowance). Once you have the rectangle, take the ruler and chalk to measure and mark the squares, then cut out the squares. For example, I want a bag that's about 20 cm length and 18 cm width. First take the length. I can divide the length into 5 equal portions of 4 cm each using chalk and ruler. Then, take the width, mark equal distances with ruler again to form a square. And then, once we have a chalk grid, cut out the squares. It's helpful if we write down these measurements somewhere.
Bag is cute, but this tutorial is WAY too fast. I watched the beginning several times to try and see what size squares were being used. Also tried freezing the video so I’d have time to see the size. Finally just gave up and looked for a different tutorial.
This should not have been put into a Short if we have to flip our phones sideways. And it goes to fast. Not every video someone does will turn out ok if they just speed it up and put it into a Short. This is why folks do 2 or 3 parts to break down a video if they want to put one into a Short, and sometimes a video is better left off never being made into a Short.
