Here is a simple project to help build your skills. Made by Rae has a little fat quart bag called the Buttercup Bag, I just love it. It is simple and cute as can be. Plus it has a free pattern. Awesome right! There is tons to learn from this simple bag, so watch the video, download the pattern and get busy. We did this in my beginner class, we had 25 ladies and they all finished it.
Saturday, September 11, 2010
How to make the buttercup bag
Simple Sewing September
Here is a simple project to help build your skills. Made by Rae has a little fat quart bag called the Buttercup Bag, I just love it. It is simple and cute as can be. Plus it has a free pattern. Awesome right! There is tons to learn from this simple bag, so watch the video, download the pattern and get busy. We did this in my beginner class, we had 25 ladies and they all finished it.
Here is a simple project to help build your skills. Made by Rae has a little fat quart bag called the Buttercup Bag, I just love it. It is simple and cute as can be. Plus it has a free pattern. Awesome right! There is tons to learn from this simple bag, so watch the video, download the pattern and get busy. We did this in my beginner class, we had 25 ladies and they all finished it.
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Thanks for posting these video's. I have attended your class a handful of times and I love how you are posting this stuff online! In your daily sewing video's is there any chance you can show how to do elastic? Thanks!
ReplyDeleteI love the buttercup bag! What a great idea to post a video. Would have been nice to see your video before I tackled it.
ReplyDeleteHow fun is that! That is one of my favorite purse patterns!
ReplyDelete~Kimberlee
www.TheSpunkyDiva.blogspot.com
How fun! I too love this bag. I love you did it at your beginner class and they all finished. It is the best when you accomplish something in one night. Happiness to that. Love seeing all their different fabric choices too. Happy weekend to you!
ReplyDeleteSo cute! I love that bag! What a fun project to teach others! Sounds fun! :)
ReplyDeleteThanks for posting on Creation Corner! :)
Very cute! Thanks for planting your creative seeds at Plant a Punkin Seed Party!
ReplyDeleteHugs,
Kristi
Punkin Seed Productions
Kewl purse..
ReplyDeleteMaggie
http://cuttingabove.blogspot.com
Eva Marie:
ReplyDeleteYou are awesome; I love this video. I also love that you're teaching sewing classes for this!
Can you email me off-comment? I have a question for you but can't find your email. rae dot made at gmail dot com
I can't wait to do this. I know I said it once today, but I'll say it again, I'm so happy to have found you.
ReplyDeleteThank you soooooooo much for posting this video.i just finished my first handbag that i love thx to u. i am a new sewer, u dont know how grateful i am. it turned out awsome :)
ReplyDeleteQuestion: When you sew in the lining, where is the handle? Is it between the lining and the outer, or is it inside the pocket? (Hope my question was clear enough!!) Thanks!!
ReplyDeleteYou are GREAT at making a tutorial! I was able to follow it exactly and come out with the end product. GREAT instructions. I'm having fun perfecting the perfect bag for myself. lol
ReplyDeleteThank you sooo much for posting this video. I made my very first buttercup bag in under two hours from start (cutting of the pattern) to finish (putting the embelishment) and could have not done it that fast without you... i am definitely a fan of yours now. Again my sincere thanks for this video.
ReplyDeleteJigi
Sydney, Aus
www.thechefswife.blogspot.com
Thank you for the great video. Without this, it was not possible for a beginner like me to make a bag. Finally I made one.
ReplyDeleteHi just wondering why you did not use interfacing?
ReplyDeleteAll the bags I have made called for it. But I love the video
Cute bag, simple and fast
Hi just wondering why you did not use interfacing?
ReplyDeleteAll the bags I have made called for it. But I love the video
Cute bag, simple and fast