Love your piecing method

@WombmateCreations

Ай бұрын

Thanks for watching🩵

Awesome love it

@WombmateCreations

2 ай бұрын

Thank u and thanks for watching our videos!

Thank you so much for sharing this box bag I love it❣️🧵✂️🪡❤️💕💖🥰

@WombmateCreations

2 ай бұрын

Thanks for your comment and for watching our channel. 🩵

Thanks again for re-filming this boxy bag…I had you both in my sewing room today while I made my first one!

@WombmateCreations

11 ай бұрын

Yay. Hope u r making lots!

I finally finished watching boxy bag. Thanks.

@WombmateCreations

10 ай бұрын

Hope u make lots! I wanna see them🩵

Thanks girls.

Love these color choices the peacock solid is yummy and rocks with the clear flowered. I enjoyed the most watching you add your zipper by the yard pull. I bought one of those towel holders to make a zipper pull tool but I couldn't get it to work for me and ended up just pulling them on. I do a lot of outdoor heavy duty fabrics and usually if it's seat or cushion covers or bags I like double zipper pulls that meet in the middle together. It takes quite a bit of playing sometimes to get them to not have any gaping when they zipped to meet each other. I just made 12 zipper double pulls for a 22 year old RV refurbishing project and reupholstery and it was quite the job to get them to play nice. I have seen this technique where you sew each piece of zipper onto the fabric first and add the zipper pull after and it seems to work smoothly but I just have been chicken to try it. I've got a few bags to make as small little gifts and will bite the bullet and give this a try I'll also try the double zipper pulls using this to see if it impresses me and makes my life easier. As to my RV cushions I cut them out this past fall and it's my deep winter project which I find my DEEP WINTER running out. I've got 2 more weeks and Spring will be hitting here and I hope to be done. I've had tension problems with my older manual machine and it's one thing to fix it on fabric but vinyl is a do once and no twosies. as you know. No pins and no rip out seams and sew again for same reason. Not sure I keep thinking it's my machines timing is off but my husband swears not. I traded the bobbin carrier from one machine to the next I have 4 of these machines because my 1962 machine my parents gifted me with at the age of 12 is my favorite machine period and I picked up other machines for spares and also sewing outside during summers under a covered patio. At first it seemed the swiched out parts was working then boom it wasn't the thread pulls out of the bobbin carrier path and jams up. You can hear it happen. My outside machine isn't doing that but it has the tension problem. Though my husband thinks he fixed the tension problem. I haven't gotten back to check that out. Oh the joys of keeping our machines humming along. For years my original machine never did so much as a hiccup. Now it's just giving me fits. But the odd thing is it'll work like long periods perfectly then it chokes so to speak. Enjoyed your video. I just bought some antistick needles to try and wondered if it might work with the tape. I only used this tape in 2018 to make windows in my rain fly in a tent that when the fly was on you could not see out at all. I had two episodes that really needed to have a window. One where young male elk were damaging peoples tents and the other when some creep was driving into my campground 5 times in a row over a 24 minute period starting at 3 a.m. I camp solo as a female a lot as hubby of 52 years is not a camper but is fine with me going off on my own. But that un-nerved me enough to watch salirite how to put in a window on a small sail and I applied it to four sides of the fly and now I can see out all directions. It used this type of tape. And it worked super well. No leaks what so ever. So find it fascinating to see it used for zipper applications. I have a large roll left over so would be nice to use it up. Another thing to give it a try. Thanks for your clear tutorial steps today and taking the time to share.

@WombmateCreations

5 ай бұрын

Oh I’m glad u enjoyed the video. I hope u continue watching our content. Thanks for the comment and hope u get all the tension issues dialed in. It can be frustrating to figure it all out!

Adorable!

@WombmateCreations

3 ай бұрын

Thanks so much for watching our videos🩵

You make it look so easy I wanna try

Excellent tutorial! Thank you!

@WombmateCreations

5 ай бұрын

Thanks for watching

Fantastic Ladies!❤

@WombmateCreations

11 ай бұрын

Thanks so much.

@WombmateCreations

11 ай бұрын

Thanks so much

Rewatch. Thanks.

@WombmateCreations

11 ай бұрын

I want to see what u make!

Over on your video about sewing bias tape both sides together.. do the edges of the binding remain raw? I only have straight stitch machine so can’t do decorative.

@WombmateCreations

8 ай бұрын

No, it’s a double fold binding so it does not have raw edges

What kind of lighter do you use to shrink the thread ends?

@WombmateCreations

2 ай бұрын

It’s a small butane lighter that u can get on Amazon or many gas stations and smoke shops have them as well.

Where did you get your zipper pull tool?

@WombmateCreations

13 күн бұрын

classicreations.com/zipper-pull/

What kind of thread and size of needle did you use in making this pouch? I’m excited to make this.

@WombmateCreations

5 ай бұрын

I was using a janome purple needle (90/14)and probably magnifico thread if I am remembering correctly! Thanks for watching and I hope u make lots of them. Please feel free to share with others!

@dolcelestino

5 ай бұрын

Thank you!

@jaytopham8514

2 ай бұрын

Hi ladies. First time for me watching your channel. I retired back in January from my pub life so I now have plenty of extra time to sew. I really like the boxy bag patterns. I recently bought some TPU vinyl from Temu which I will use for this pattern. I like the idea of the half inch accent strip for the zipper. Thanks for an easy to follow tutorial and the hints and tips. Take care and best wishes from here in the UK

@WombmateCreations

2 ай бұрын

@@jaytopham8514 thanks for watching our channel. Hope you subscribed, liked and shared with your quilty friends. Have a great sewing journey in your retirement. That’s awesome

What needle do you use?

@WombmateCreations

3 ай бұрын

90/14