DIY Placemat (for Zipper Pouches) 

Going to try this soon! Thank you for sharing Lorrie

Thank you Lorrie. You explain and show what you're doing so well. Love this!

This definately helps with the bulk on the side seams, thanks for the new method.

Your instructions are very clear. Good teacher.

Oh I'm so doing this tonight!! Thanks for another great tutorial!

Another success story. Thank you!

I love your videos, thanks for sharing!

This is what I did with your zipper pouch videos. I couldn't find placemats that I liked so I made some. The fat quarter fabrics are perfect size and great way to get variety of fabrics

Thank you for taking your time to explain when dumbies like myself understand. Your beautiful inside and out.

I just started making these bags. So fun and easy. I gave my sister 2 different kinds for her travel. Loves them. Thank you for sharing

These are adorable and make great gift! Thank you!

Thank you!

Great video like the idea that I can use the fabrics I like thank you so much

Loved it

I just love you!!!! Love your videos!!! Can I ask what ironing pad you have??

This is so cool! And really it was like 2 videos in 1! I can’t wait to show this to my daughter! I am sure we will be making placemats for her home and bags for her to take on her anniversary cruise! Thank you for taking the time to teach us how to do things!

Everything you do is so cute

I just love those pioneer placemat bag tutorials but living outside of USA I am unable to purchase the pioneer placemats.. This tutorial is going to help me make those bags and the detailing strip where the zipper goes is something I would not have done if I had just gone ahead and made them without watching this video. Thank you for such a great tutorial.

Favorite video

Thank you for great instructions. The Walmarts near me are sold out of the Pioneer Woman placemats!!! 😊

Your the queen!! Thanks for this! Any suggestions on where to find the cute floral fabrics you have?

This was awesome Lorri!!! Definitely will be making one and tagging you on Instagram!

I know this is old...do you think I can use the fabric placemat with the thin plastic inside?

Thank you so much for the videos they are so easy to understand. What kind of marker was you using for you chalk lines.

If you want a bag, pouch or basket that really stands up nicely, use a product called In-R-Form or In-R-Form Plus by Bosal.

Can I sew some quilting lines and if so when do I do that? Been trying to figure out how to use my own material for the placemat part of your bag. Thank you for this.

I'm new here

Thank you sooo much. Cannot watch your videos enough....you are truly are wonderful teach and your items look so professional and cute. Can you please tell me what gadget you used to iron your fabric on? Thanks again.

Hi Lorrie, I have a suggestion... where you have left the opening for turning, clip with a scissor the beginning and ending of the opening; this helps when you want to iron the edges....

Where did you get your pressing mat? Something moveable like that would be awesome! Thanks for the wonderful videos!!

Hi Lorri, do you have the link for quilt sandwich please.

Do you have an instructional video for the box shaped pouches at the beginning that are sitting on the stand?

Shortcut. Just sew the long sides as binding will close the short sides.

Hi! I was wondering what kind of iron you use? I really appreciate your step by step videos, I'm a visual learner and they are a great help

What kind of IRON is that ? I love your tutorials...😊

Can I ask where did you get these little clips that you hold your fabric together with? These little pouches are adorable. I see some in my future.

just a couple of helpful tips, to avoid the shifting of your fabric during the quilting process you can use a basting glue(if you don't use heat and bond as your interfacing ). or if you do use heat and bond you can cut your fabric about an inch or more bigger than your wanted finished size so if you are shooting for a 14 by 20 then i'd cut your fabric 15 by 21 quilt it then cut it down to size for your mat. but i even just leave mine in the fat quarter size and quilt it that big then cut it down. also some machines have a walking foot and the walking foot has a guide that you can use that will keep you from having to mark lines on your fabric. it's a piece that fits into the back of your walking foot and you run it along the straight line you sew to keep the same distance. my guide will fit right into the back of my pressure foot cause i have a quilters sewing machine edition. you can purchase the guide and walking foot separate and it'll fit any low shank sewing machines. i just got my place mats over the weekend so im' looking foward to making the pouches

Did I miss some of the instructions? I didn’t see you finish it.

No se entiende ,cómo llegar al final,como cerró La Bolsa¿

So glad you made this video! Now I can make my own placements for all the bags you make with Pioneer Women!!! Did you happen to cut any of the material on the Cricut Maker? I realize the the 20” pieces are long, but ...???

OK sorry, feeling sillly, I commented before I saw this part.

I see it more easy ones sorry

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