I would love to see a full tutorial on the water bottle carrier. You are a master at clarity and creativity. Thanks for yet another great UA-cam sewing video.
Excellent information, I think you do some of the absolute best tutorials on You Tube. Clear camera shots of what you are doing, perfectly paced, with excellent narrative and explanations. This was almost a full tutorial on the container as it stands, but I would happily watch a tutorial if you’d like to make one! Tips and techniques that we can apply to our own designs are fabulous! I am grateful for what you do!
This is exactly something I have wondered how to do. And such simple and clear explanations! (And I would love to see a complete tutorial for the water bottle cover, especially if it has a shoulder strap). Well done! Thank you.
Yes please I would like to see how to make water bottle cover. I agree with the comment below. Best sewing instructions on u tube, thank you so so much. Your amazing
I love your tutorials! You have taught me some very helpful sewing techniques to make sewing easier and fun. I would like to see a tutorial done by you on a wine tote. I think that would make a wonderful hostess gift. You are very talented teacher. Blessings!
My question is this: I get a measurement for the diameter of a circle for cylinders I make, then I need to know how to figure out how wide to make the sleeve part of the cylinder. Just the opposite of the way you did it. I think. My customer gives me the measurement across the center of the cylinder opening and the length up and down for the height. How do I determine the width of fabric needed to fit the circle? Or am I over thinking this?
@@BobbiJoNichols - You would take the circumference (without seam allowance) then divide that by 3.142 (pi), which gives you the diameter. After you have determined the diameter of the circle, you would add one seam allowance to the perimeter of the circle. Then you would also add two seam allowances to the circumference.
Great information. I do have a question how do you determine 1 1/2 inches of ease? Is it just a rule of thumb or is there a calculation to make to determine the ease? For example if my circle, including seam allowance is 6.5 inches and the thickness of my fabric/interfacings is 1/8 of an inch (I use a lot of leather for my projects) how do I determine the amount of ease to get my cylinder length? TIA
Great question!! I just did a 'guesstimate', based on the thickness of fabrics and batting. I gave myself a visual by wrapping the tape measure loosely around the cylinder and guessed on the thickness.
Thanks, I usually multiply the circle diameter by pi (or 3.14-gotta love a scientific calculator on an iPhone) add a couple of extra inches, then clip it onto the circle to adjust, just wondered if there was an easier/faster way.
OK SO WHAT DID I MISS BECAUSE YOU WENT FROM TALKING ABOUT THE CIRCLE TO CUTTING, WE DID NOT SEE HOW YOU SEWED THE PIECE YOU ARE CUTTING ON NOW. WHAT GIVES???
I would love to see a full tutorial on the water bottle carrier. You are a master at clarity and creativity. Thanks for yet another great UA-cam sewing video.
Excellent information, I think you do some of the absolute best tutorials on You Tube. Clear camera shots of what you are doing, perfectly paced, with excellent narrative and explanations. This was almost a full tutorial on the container as it stands, but I would happily watch a tutorial if you’d like to make one! Tips and techniques that we can apply to our own designs are fabulous! I am grateful for what you do!
Your calculation is just what I’ve been looking for, thanks so much for clear guidance.
This is exactly something I have wondered how to do. And such simple and clear explanations! (And I would love to see a complete tutorial for the water bottle cover, especially if it has a shoulder strap). Well done! Thank you.
Yes please I would like to see how to make water bottle cover. I agree with the comment below.
Best sewing instructions on u tube, thank you so so much. Your amazing
I always wondered about this as I like to draw my own patterns. Good to know it really is just down to using the calculater. Thank you.
Would love a tutorial on making one!
Outstanding, we love to see a video on making the water bottle holder💗
Thanks for your videos and love to see the water bottle tutorial 😊
I love your tutorials! You have taught me some very helpful sewing techniques to make sewing easier and fun. I would like to see a tutorial done by you on a wine tote. I think that would make a wonderful hostess gift. You are very talented teacher. Blessings!
Thanks. Yes! I'd love the water bottle tutorial :)
Definitely I would like to see a tutorial on this cover. I have several different kinds of water bottle and shapes!
Great video! Would love to see a sewing video. Thanks!
Thank you, that really helped. I agree with Francis, best tutorials on UA-cam!!
Love all your tutorials Michelle!
Thanks Michelle for the video on the Math - if you get chance a video on the bottle case would be great - thanks again
Thank You! Love your videos and all the cool things you and sharing! Have a blessed day!
Great job! This was very informative. Thank you for taking time to explain how to do this.
Yes, a tutorial please. Thank you
Just subscribed. Really enjoy your videos.
Nice explanation
would love the tutorial
There are two new videos that follow on from this one.
Thank you great video
Thanks very much!
Please do a tutorial on this water bottle pouch. Thank you 😊
Would love a tutorial for the cover, could also make one for a thermos. Thank you for all your great viseos.
My question is this: I get a measurement for the diameter of a circle for cylinders I make, then I need to know how to figure out how wide to make the sleeve part of the cylinder. Just the opposite of the way you did it. I think. My customer gives me the measurement across the center of the cylinder opening and the length up and down for the height. How do I determine the width of fabric needed to fit the circle? Or am I over thinking this?
@@BobbiJoNichols - You would take the circumference (without seam allowance) then divide that by 3.142 (pi), which gives you the diameter. After you have determined the diameter of the circle, you would add one seam allowance to the perimeter of the circle. Then you would also add two seam allowances to the circumference.
Would love a tutorial 😊
Thank you!
Brilliant thank you so much :)
Thank you! :)
I would love to get the tutorial
Thanks Michelle, I would like a tutorial on the making please.
Dorrie in Australia
Great information. I do have a question how do you determine 1 1/2 inches of ease? Is it just a rule of thumb or is there a calculation to make to determine the ease? For example if my circle, including seam allowance is 6.5 inches and the thickness of my fabric/interfacings is 1/8 of an inch (I use a lot of leather for my projects) how do I determine the amount of ease to get my cylinder length? TIA
Great question!! I just did a 'guesstimate', based on the thickness of fabrics and batting. I gave myself a visual by wrapping the tape measure loosely around the cylinder and guessed on the thickness.
Thanks, I usually multiply the circle diameter by pi (or 3.14-gotta love a scientific calculator on an iPhone) add a couple of extra inches, then clip it onto the circle to adjust, just wondered if there was an easier/faster way.
I’d like to see a tutorial!
Did you do a tutorial? I do like to see that too!!
OK SO WHAT DID I MISS BECAUSE YOU WENT FROM TALKING ABOUT THE CIRCLE TO CUTTING, WE DID NOT SEE HOW YOU SEWED THE PIECE YOU ARE CUTTING ON NOW. WHAT GIVES???
I do not show any sewing in my video.