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Love your tips. I just bought labels from winder labels that you recommended

years ago i made a cushion using this method, i love the idea of making a pouch

The hangers from the upholstery sample would be good for hanging up a toiletry bag as well. Just a thought. Happy Sewing!!

Those turned out really great! Love knowing that I am batch sewing the best way. Another fabulous video.⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️

I want the blue one lol 🪡🪡🪡🪡👝👝👝😁🥰🥰🥰🥰

Make a travel, fold up, toiletry bag or make-up kit (you know the kind, with the little zippered sections?) and use your hooks for the hangers!

I going to make these for my neighbors this year. Plan to put their initial or monogram on the front. Fingers crossed. Waiting for my health to get a second wind. lol. Thanks for all the terrific project ideas you share with us. ❤

Love all the colours they look great, thank you as always love your work and look forward to seeing your next the video.😊

Can you please do a video on how to do a fleecy hat, with calculations and measurements for shaping the head. Thank you so much.

Hi Christine, An awesome video, yet again. Thank you. 🙏

Love your tutorials and how you explain your work process. Beautiful bags!

As always very clear instructions and great advice, thank you, Christine, oh and old camera position is a better angle,

You always give the very best tutorials! Thank you for that. Either camera angle was good for me. I'm kind of wondering if boxed corners can be done with French seams?

I think a shoe bag with the hook is a great idea if you can manage it!

Another great tutorial Christine, thanks. Ps I think I prefer the old camera position 😅

Maybe you could make a peg with the hook.

Please, can you tell me how to change the language to English?

I prefer the previous camera position. I find the position of the camera awkward.

Lovely bags and very interesting about the sales.😊

Great bags! I also preferred the other camera angle, it made it clear where you are sewing, and then when you explain things ( like with the lining around the zip) I can see better and understand what you’re taking about. Love your videos Christine. Thank you.

So lovely ❤

I loved this video, but, like you I don't like the exposed zipper tape, could you perhaps do a tutorial making this style of bag with you normal tabbed zip? I'm watching on You Tube from The Isle of Wight in England UK

You could also try to use the hooks in a bag for clothes pegs/pins.

Love the fabric combinations of each bag. So handy having that decided for you. Camera angle good either way your verbal explanations are really clear, anyway. Thanks again and bulk method always fascinating to watch x

Where do you get the fabric swatches?

I love your video! I do however use a different technique for the boxed corners. When you have marked all 4 corners, cut out the area marked. Then you have access to both seams so they can be lined up neatly. When the seam as are aligned sew as usual. It saves the time getting seams straight. ❤ Thank you for such clearly given directions . 🎉

I love your video! I do however use a different technique for the boxed corners. When you have marked all 4 corners, cut out the area marked. Then you have access to both seams so they can be lined up neatly. When the seam as are aligned sew as usual. It saves the time getting seams straight.

Clothes pin bag

I liked the camera better when it was to the right side. That detail of folding under the excess of the lining was easier to understand and see on your last video. Thanks for sharing

I haven’t tried your shoe totes yet, but I like the idea of making them hang with the hooks. I always like things I can hang up.

Hand Sanitizer is good for getting sticky glue off of glass, plastic, and hands. I have used hand sanitizer to get fresh red ink out of the carpet. DW-40 also works very well in dissolving sticky glue; but, you have to wash the item with soap and hot water after the glue is dissolved to remove the DW-40 and the dissolved glue. .

Does it slip on vynol when you are sewing? If you understand what I mean 😊

No problem with the camera angle though it might be helpful to have a close up view for any detail. Is the waste landfill or does it get incinerated? Nice bags too. Maybe mask the staple holes with rivets or grommets as a design feature.

Wonderful tips in this video. Always seem to learn something and enjoy watching you!

The last statement made me think of when I went to a craft fair and I was selling bowl cozies. A woman came by and just kept saying how someone was selling them cheaper at another craft fair. I told her that was my price. At the end of the fair, I sold most of them. Never listen to naysayers. They were my best seller.

Previous camera angle is clearer as to what’s happening under the needle. Thanks again for another great video Christine.

They are beautiful. Thank u for the tips. Love your videos. 🎉

Thanks, Christine! I’ve used Dritz brand but disappointed in its holding power. So i’ve just put Hotop in my amazon cart, 3 spools of 22yds each and 1/4” wide for 8.99 USD. Thank you again! Nancy from Missouri

I didnt mind the camera positions before OR currently.... so I think whichever works best is fine. By the way, I found a use for the heavy cardboard used in making the upholstery display books. I've made tote bags using pieces of that as a stiffener in the bottom of the tote. Just sew a "sleeve" of the same fabric as the lining, slide in the heavy cardboard, and place in bag bottom. Thanks for your videos. I enjoy them a lot!!

Thank you another fab crystal clear instructive video... And thank for the chat at the end...I am starting a business and lack confidence but you give me the kindly kick and boost I need Thank you x

I think I prefer the camera the other way. You can see the presser foot better.

As long as you do not have an excessive amount of glue on paper and poster board, you can recycle them with paper. However, if the glued item is on waxy-feeling paper, it can't be recycled.

I love the way you don't waste anything at all! Looking forward to seeing those vinyl pieces and the hooks in a later project. You're a sewper hero!

Christine, liquid beeswax works great to remove glue from vinyl (and plastics) or other surfaces where you can't use nail polish remover

The hook would make a great peg bag for your laundry pegs😊

In the US, I use Goof Off to remove stickers and goo …. Love all your bag projects - my favorites to make as well!

The position of the camera is fantastic!!😊

Come and join me whilst I sew up 12 bags made from a swatch sample of vinyl and upholstery fabric that was destined for landfill. If you enjoyed this video & feel like giving something back to the channel, you can do that here..... www.buymeacoffee.com/stitchthisr or via Paypal www.paypal.com/donate/?hosted_button_id=YYZF9B787XGD6 Did you know we have a Facebook group "Christine's Home Affairs"? I'd love for you to share what you make with the whole community. If you like my videos, click subscribe, and follow, so you won't miss out on any upcoming videos. Go ahead, try it. It's completely free! My fabric labels and the style I use are from wunderlabel.com.au/?affil=christineshomeaffairs now that I have an affilliation with them, I may get a small commission on sales. My metal tags are from lihuihardware.en.alibaba.com/?spm=a2700.shop_plgr.88.5 If you like my products, you will find many here... My Website stitchthis.com.au Here are some of my favourite products to use. They are affiliate links, which provide me a small commission if you purchase any products via the link. This helps me continue to provide videos for your enjoyment. As an Amazon Associate I earn from qualifying purchases. My Amazon storefront in USA and other countries www.amazon.com/shop/christineshomeaffairs amzn.to/3Pvx0jk The following products are for Amazon Australia Wash away tape - amzn.to/3dUwD1B Pattern notcher - amzn.to/3p5ab8t Clover awl - amzn.to/3dhk2Wf Peltex - amzn.to/3PMMT2G Continuous zipper No.5 - amzn.to/3ag7CfZ Continuous Zipper No.3 - amzn.to/3ybAHkN Strapping - amzn.to/3bI04TD Chalk wheel - amzn.to/3R21bxL Seam Guage - amzn.to/3Id90ws Square ruler - amzn.to/3Rjn0ZQ Eyelets - amzn.to/3P2SZvq #batchsewing #batch #beginnersewing #DIY #sewtosell

Just made two bags. The recipients ❤ them. Quick and easy. This is another amazing video tutorial. Thanks Christine!

What a great tip to use tape! Thank you 😊