You inspired me to get the serger. Saves so much time. I’ve donated these bags. Now, I am making coordinating bags to send the quilt tops I sell on my eBay and Etsy. Thank you!
Thanks for donating to a Rhode Island community helper. I (David) knit and crochet scarfs and donate them to one of our community helpers in Rhode Island.
AWESOME Tutorial!!!! I am new to sewing and I wanted to start out with something beginner friendly and easy. This is perfect!!! Thank you in advance for the video. I love it! I am going to try and make some of these today to give to friends, local shelter and love ones. I definitely need to invest in a serger now. Excited about my challenge of making these. I can use up my extra fabric now. Thanks again!
Saw this a few weeks ago and just heard you mention it again in a video. It’s 1:00am, thought just go do it, went into sewing room, knew I still had some 3/16” cotton/poly clothesline cording from mask making last year (it was too thick, and wondered what I was going to ever use it for, lol), pulled out some extra fabric yardage I had, and whipped up five in less than one hour total time! My ironing board is right next to my serger and found it super quick to iron down the 2” and back up to make the casing. Did them assembly line and they were done in no time! Will make more tomorrow morning and get them in the mail! Thanks for letting us be a part of doing something so good, and that was super fast and didn’t cost me a thing! Your video tutorial was excellent! Something else for all the sewists out there….every cancer center has a big need for “port pillows” fir the chemo patients. They’re approx 3.5” x 7.5” finished size (so double the long length, so approx 4” x 15” of fabric), insert some Velcro half way down and see inside out. Turn it right sides out, stuff gently with poly fill, fold the last raw edge in and stitch across. Plenty of UA-cam videos on these! The Velcro is then strapped around the seatbelt making a soft cushion to protect their port sites from the pressure and rubbing from a seatbelt. Same concept as the covers for babies car seat straps, but just two small pieces of Velcro across the middle. I then place each one in a generic sandwich bag and deliver a bag full to my local cancer center. There is a bit of cost in the Velcro and the poly fill, but I don’t mind as I know my small cost is nothing compared to the medical bills cancer patients get. And the center and patients are soooo very thankful. I do have to work a bit to find fabric for the men that’s not flowery, haha. Just a thought!
So glad it was helpful! Thanks for watching and hope to see you again soon! I'll pass the info on about the port pillows for the cancer centers. What a great idea!
OK, this construction is so clever! I have been sewing a long time and just learned how to make a channel on the serger. I am going to wip up some bags and send them out. Thanks so much for this great video.
Thank you so much! They are for a great cause! Thanks for watching and for supporting our service project! We would love to see some pictures if you were able to make any bags! See you again soon!
Absolutely super! I know you are 'hoping' for 400 bags for that specific charity. With your following, however, I'm guessing you may get ten times that!!!! And that's good too! Maybe same charity can use them all eventually - or maybe another charity needs same product. You are great people, supporting the public interests across the US of A. You go, Boys!
Are we filling the bags before sending them to you? Or will you guys be filling them? How many are you looking for? As easy as this project is, I'm thinking I'm good for a dozen, or so. Thanks for another great pattern/ video!!
Thanks so much for watching and so sorry for the delayed reply. Yes we just need the bags. Thank you for supporting this great cause! Send us some pictures of your bags! See you again soon!
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Thanks so much for watching! We are so glad you enjoyed the tutorial! You can text TRADE to 833-351-0814 to receive notifications about our live UA-cam events. Hope to see you again soon!
Great idea! Thanks for the tip! Please text TRADE to 833-351-0814 to receive notifications about our live events and to receive exclusive offers! See you soon!
ೋღ☃ღೋ G'Day B-Bud from Australiaೋღ☃ღೋ What a wonderful idea!!!! You can make them bigger, applique or embroider your name on it to put your quilts in to take to the longarm!
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Hello! Sorry for the delayed reply. Yes a 1/4" will work fine. You can use any size as long as you allow enough room to thread it through. Good luck on the bags! Send us a picture of your finished product! Thanks for watching!
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I never thought I needed a serger....until now!! Great and easy idea!!
Glad you liked it! 😊
Sergers are wonderful!
While I do not own a serger, think it's great that you did this project using one. Variety is the spice of life!
You inspired me to get the serger. Saves so much time. I’ve donated these bags. Now, I am making coordinating bags to send the quilt tops I sell on my eBay and Etsy. Thank you!
So glad to hear it! Thanks for watching and see you again soon!
Great idea! Always nice to donate!
It sure is! 😊
Thanks for donating to a Rhode Island community helper. I (David) knit and crochet scarfs and donate them to one of our community helpers in Rhode Island.
Hi David, it is an honor for us!
Fantastic!!!!!! You all are the best. I love you and what you do. God bless!!!
Thank you! You too!
Such a great idea and to give back to others. Quilters are always so giving.
Thank you so much for joining us! We feel so lucky to be part of such a great community! See you again soon!
AWESOME Tutorial!!!! I am new to sewing and I wanted to start out with something beginner friendly and easy. This is perfect!!! Thank you in advance for the video. I love it! I am going to try and make some of these today to give to friends, local shelter and love ones. I definitely need to invest in a serger now. Excited about my challenge of making these. I can use up my extra fabric now. Thanks again!
Hooray! We are so happy this tutorial was helpful! And welcome to the wonderful world of sewing and quilting!
Thanks for the tutorial Brody. This project is easier than I thought. I'll be making begs in honor of Sallie Tomato
Hello Shirley, you are welcome! 😊
Saw this a few weeks ago and just heard you mention it again in a video. It’s 1:00am, thought just go do it, went into sewing room, knew I still had some 3/16” cotton/poly clothesline cording from mask making last year (it was too thick, and wondered what I was going to ever use it for, lol), pulled out some extra fabric yardage I had, and whipped up five in less than one hour total time! My ironing board is right next to my serger and found it super quick to iron down the 2” and back up to make the casing. Did them assembly line and they were done in no time! Will make more tomorrow morning and get them in the mail! Thanks for letting us be a part of doing something so good, and that was super fast and didn’t cost me a thing! Your video tutorial was excellent!
Something else for all the sewists out there….every cancer center has a big need for “port pillows” fir the chemo patients. They’re approx 3.5” x 7.5” finished size (so double the long length, so approx 4” x 15” of fabric), insert some Velcro half way down and see inside out. Turn it right sides out, stuff gently with poly fill, fold the last raw edge in and stitch across. Plenty of UA-cam videos on these! The Velcro is then strapped around the seatbelt making a soft cushion to protect their port sites from the pressure and rubbing from a seatbelt. Same concept as the covers for babies car seat straps, but just two small pieces of Velcro across the middle. I then place each one in a generic sandwich bag and deliver a bag full to my local cancer center. There is a bit of cost in the Velcro and the poly fill, but I don’t mind as I know my small cost is nothing compared to the medical bills cancer patients get. And the center and patients are soooo very thankful. I do have to work a bit to find fabric for the men that’s not flowery, haha. Just a thought!
So glad it was helpful! Thanks for watching and hope to see you again soon! I'll pass the info on about the port pillows for the cancer centers. What a great idea!
Such a cute little draw string bag! Thank you for sharing!
You are always welcome 😊
OK, this construction is so clever! I have been sewing a long time and just learned how to make a channel on the serger. I am going to wip up some bags and send them out. Thanks so much for this great video.
Hi Brodie, you are great. Thanks for the clear instructions. Best wishes from the UK
Thanks!!!
Brody this is awesome! I will definitely throw some bags out to you guys ASAP!
Wow can't wait to see them Brenda 😊
You're awesome Brody ! They're not as difficult as I presumed and for a great cause! 👍🧵⭐😁
Thank you so much! They are for a great cause! Thanks for watching and for supporting our service project! We would love to see some pictures if you were able to make any bags! See you again soon!
Great video. My grandson wants one for college.
You should get him one soon! 😊
Love this technique. Thanks Brody. You guys are kinda addicting. 😆
Thanks so much for watching! We are glad you enjoyed the tutorial! See you again soon lol!
Awesome video Brody! I've never sewn a hem on my serger before, thanks for the tip.
So glad you enjoyed the video! Happy sewing!
Super clever way to sew channel. You rock Brody....! Great Job!
👍👍
Thank you so much for sharing
Hi Joann, it's our pleasure to share this amazing video with you guys! 😊
Absolutely super! I know you are 'hoping' for 400 bags for that specific charity. With your following, however, I'm guessing you may get ten times that!!!! And that's good too! Maybe same charity can use them all eventually - or maybe another charity needs same product. You are great people, supporting the public interests across the US of A. You go, Boys!
Thanks Gwennie! 😊
Thanks it was so easy wish I had a machine like you 👍😀
Thank you for watching! We do sell machines if you are interested in a change! 😀👍
Fabulous idea.
Thank you! 😊
Are we filling the bags before sending them to you? Or will you guys be filling them? How many are you looking for? As easy as this project is, I'm thinking I'm good for a dozen, or so.
Thanks for another great pattern/ video!!
They need just the bags. The charity will fill them.
Thanks so much for watching and so sorry for the delayed reply. Yes we just need the bags. Thank you for supporting this great cause! Send us some pictures of your bags! See you again soon!
Such a great idea!! Love this project, quick and easy sewing♡♡♡
Linda, thank you! 😊
Thanks for a great swift serger pattern Brodie. I have made 8 this morning for the buddy bag foundation which is a charity here in the UK.
Amazing!! We are so glad the tutorial was useful! See you again soon 😍🎈🎉💕
Great project!
Hey Linda, thank you!
Hey Brody! Great job!
Hey Anna, thanks!
Great tutorial!
Yay! We are so glad you enjoyed it! Thanks for watching!
Now I know what to do with all the random fat quarters that I have bought, two sided bags.
Great idea 👍🏻
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You can make your cording from bias cuts of fabric...left over from your binding fabric
Great tip!
If you did two drawstrings and attached at each bottom corner you would have a backpack that would be easier to carry.
Great idea.
I was thinking the same thing when I saw them talking about it on Tuesday.
Yes that's a great idea! Hopefully we will have a tutorial for the backpack idea soon. Thanks so much for watching!!
Thanks for this...so easy ;-)
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I make the draw string bags with shoe lacers too. That's how we do them when sending them to deployed servicemen.
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ೋღ☃ღೋ G'Day B-Bud from Australiaೋღ☃ღೋ What a wonderful idea!!!!
You can make them bigger, applique or embroider your name on it to put your quilts in to take to the longarm!
Thanks so much for watching! Please text TRADE to 833-351-0814 to receive notifications about our live events and to receive exclusive offers! See you soon!
Great ideas! 👍
Ashley I love you ❤️♥️♥️♥️♥️
We love you too!! 😀
@@SewYeah ashley I love you ❤️😘😘❤️❤️
What size cording did you use?
I ask Brody on the live the other day and asked if 1/4” works and he said yes. 😉
Hello! Sorry for the delayed reply. Yes a 1/4" will work fine. You can use any size as long as you allow enough room to thread it through. Good luck on the bags! Send us a picture of your finished product! Thanks for watching!
Brody did you get my email ? Please answer , thank you
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Two years later.....I hope you have serviced your machine. by now. It is very squeaky!
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