I have literally learned everything I know from your videos. I have a very hard time learning new things. When I first got my sewing machine last year I knew absolutely nothing. I went through everyone's UA-cam channel and yours was the easiest for me to understand. Thank you for your videos!
I 100% agree! Seeing that wall of interfacing (as a basic pattern and eas-project sewing kinda gal) is SUPER intimidating. I was looking at it for another pattern I was using, and seriously the people in the fabric store I go to are so lovely and patient with us non-sewing-knowing people! They helped me get on track and were super encouraging for my project!!! When in doubt, ask the people in the store they can have great input and maybe even make recommendations for future projects!
Thanks for this! I'm an experience sewer and just needed a refresher, but WOW! A youtuber that is prepped and ready with steps already done ahead and not doing it all in real time?! A tutorial that was fast, concise, and to the point?! And informative for a beginner without being condescending or jargon-y... I'm in awe. I will definitely be checking out the rest of your channel and your store! (got to support those doing it right!)
Hi. I'm from South Africa and It's the first time I'm seeing your channel. I love the way you present the tutorials. I'm definitely going to make some bins. God bless and thanks again. 😊 💐
You are so adorable! I'm very new to sewing and your tutorials are fantastic! The pacing is perfect for me to follow along, and you don't drag along with needless chatter like other videos! You are definitely my favorite sewing teacher. Thank you for all you contribute to the crafting and sewing community! Because of you, my projects look neat, clean, and not handmade!
Had to pause to comment..love how simple and thorough your videos are..you make sewing look so easy (when sometimes it can be so frustrating) and enjoyable! A long time subbie from the Caribbean.
I love how well you explain things. Your projects are really good and well made. I love how you add all links and descriptions in the boxes below. Thank you from a bringer crafter..
You are so awesome. I love your videos but mostly I love your happy personality. You keep it real and fun! Thanks for giving so much to the sewing community. I'm gonna make some baskets right now!
This is such a lovely sewing project. I've watched it a few times. Great to see you back online Dana. I'm looking forward to seeing some new videos from you. I'm based all the way over in Ireland. It's a long way from Texas but your videos are the best ones I have come across. You are a great teacher!
just made one without the felt (didn't have any but wanted to try it) definitely would be better with the felt. not sure if my machine could go through all that material though.... will pick some up and try though.... thanks for sharing this and making it so easy to follow
Just made mine... didn’t use felt though, used a wadding instead and my handles are made with the fabric as well. Also I made a decorative stitch on the top of the bin, it looks lovely... a pity we cannot post pictures in here... thank you...
Wow, I just made one of these to replace the scruffy amazon delivery box I've been using to store my cats toys! I am a beginner sewist and your tutorial made it so easy for me to accomplish this project!
Oh my gosh, that's a great idea! I'm going to do that too! haha. We just got 2 kittens and toys are everywhere :) Why didn't I think of this earlier?! Thanks for the idea :) Dana
Ive made a bin, and love it. But I was thinking that sometimes (depending on what you want to put into it), you want VERY stiff, upright sides. My idea: plastic canvas, cut to size, and put between outer and lining just after you nest the lining into the outer. Then sew around the edges. For the bottom you could cut plastic canvas to size, cover it in fabric, and lay it in the bottom of the bin. This alone might help the sides be more upright (or lay it in the bottom of the outer just before you put in the lining). I had a custom tote bag from eBay that had that. I’m going to try it. Gotta get plastic canvas first!
Sure sounds great! In the XL bin, in the pattern, we recommend dropping in some extra reinforcements like you're talking about. shop.madeeveryday.com/products/hold-it-bin
Nice fun and easy project. When topstitching the top edge, take off the free arm extension (accessories box) and then you can sew with the right side facing up and the bulk of the box under the free arm.
What a fun project! I do not have Decor Bond so I used fusible fleece instead. I didn't have any felt either, but my bin came out pretty good... maybe a little less structured than the one on the video, but it suits my needs.
This is so cute! Going to have to make a few. When ever I’m ‘top stitching’ and there are two different color of fabrics, I always change my bobbin thread and/or needle thread to match my fabric. Believe it or not I’ve never been given a ticket by bobbin police! LOL! Those little added details really make a project look professional! Thanks for sharing yours,
Dana these bins are just as adorable as you are 😙😙. Thanks for the great tutorial. I have recently started sewing since a year and these are just wonderful to make and gift. Your fabrics are beautiful. Just a bit apprehensive of procuring the interfacing. Don't get so many different types here in India. Thanks again. Hoping to see more from you.
I love your videos! I’ve made several items- even some with my granddaughters. I wish you had added a minute or two showing lid construction. I know it’s basically the same, but I’m a visual learner and it would have helped me
Your material is so adorable! I love its uniqueness. Great directions, too. I can always count on a professional look with homemade items that come from you.
Hi, Dana! I just have to say I love your fabrics! I just nabbed a bunch from Fat Quarter Shop -- I shouldn't have, but I did -- hahaha! They're so fresh and modern -- thank you! Going to make some bins to hold diapers and baby room things!
Hi Dana, we just moved and I’ll need bins for everything! I have used many of your videos to make projects. Now that I have my sewing machine out of storage I’ll be super busy making bins and draw string bags to start organizing my life again!! Thanks for your awesome ideas ;) =^..^= Cath in Connecticut
First. You look so beautiful. God bless you. Second.. Thanks a lot I was thinking of making some boxes for my daughters and your tutorial came on time..
Great video -- gives me lots of ideas! Have you ever tried cutting the interfacing and/or the felt into rectangles (instead of a cross) -- to (hopefully) give a squarer final shape? Have you ever put some sort of stiffener into the hems of the longer side of the rectangles, again to make a 'squarer' finished shape? What (non-sew-through) stiffener would you recommend? Thoughts? Oh, the last couple of frames showed a cover for these bins. What is the dimensional difference used for the cover for the bin? (Oops!, Did not mean to pry out of you what's in your pattern!) Thoughts?
Hi there, yea. You can experiment with all sorts of interfacing and stabilizers. This video shows how to make one size (I really love this size)...but the pattern has TONS of other sizes, lids, some really small ones, and XXL one. I love making these! Here's the pattern: shop.madeeveryday.com/products/hold-it-bin
i am so excited and nervous to try this pattern... thank you for the great video. I know I will have it playing and paused during each step just to keep me on track
This was a awesome tutorial. I really like your teaching style. I am trying to organize my sewing/craft room and these would be really handy. I would love to find a way to make small lids for the tops.
Thanks Jen! Yes, these are so fun to make. The pattern comes with a variety of bin sizes, and many of them have lids if you're interested in that. Here's the link: shop.madeeveryday.com/products/hold-it-bin
Love this! Do you have a video where you make something similar to this but with pockets? I’m wanting to make a diaper caddy of sorts and this it the best video I’ve seen I just want extra spots! Love your videos!
Thank you for these instructions. I have some fabrics leftover from mask making including a pokemon fabric. I can use these to make fabric organizers!!! ❤️
Oh you're sew adorable. Heehee. Seriously, I watch so many videos but I'm easily bored or irritated with the human. You make this painless for this cranky woman and I appreciate you.
Love toot videos!! They're so easy to understand. I'm teaching myself to sew from UA-cam alone. Yours are my favorite. I'd love to see how to add a button hole.
Love your tutorials are awesome and easy too. However I did check out the link below to see the Babylock machines didn't show prices, so I found a place near my home gonna check in person hopefully they have what I'm looking for. Thanks for sharing your creativity ideas. 🤗
really fun to make! But the second time I made some, I made the mistake of ironing on some heat-n-bond to my fabric instead of interfacing-- it was a nice effect, but kept splitting my thread/breaking my thread at every seam when doing the last step (top stitching the top!). I think the heat-n-bond I used was too thick to sew though after all :(. However, I did end up just hand-stitching the tough seam areas where they joined up, and it looks pretty cute. But not pro. Oh well! I love it when Dana makes little corny puns :D
Hello, Dana, thank you very much for your classes, I would like to know exactly what kind of fabrics to make them. Thank you very much for your prompt response. (I'm learning how to sew, that's why it's my question)Maria.
😍Awesome bin Dana!😍 I love how easy this comes together. I use this drop-in lining technique on most all of my tote bags and purses. Thanks for sharing this bin. Will definitely be making some for me and some for gifts. So nice to put a gift in a bin for giving. It’s like giving an extra gift. Love your channel. Hugs! 💝
Lovee these and have been trying to find how to make something like this and as EASY as this for ages!! If i wanted to make the box longer (more of a rectangle shape) what adjustments would i have to make? Xx
Thanks! Just add more length to your pattern piece if you want it to be longer. If you want tons more sizes and lids that fit, I have a full pattern here in my shop: shop.madeeveryday.com/products/hold-it-bin
I have literally learned everything I know from your videos. I have a very hard time learning new things. When I first got my sewing machine last year I knew absolutely nothing. I went through everyone's UA-cam channel and yours was the easiest for me to understand. Thank you for your videos!
I 100% agree! Seeing that wall of interfacing (as a basic pattern and eas-project sewing kinda gal) is SUPER intimidating. I was looking at it for another pattern I was using, and seriously the people in the fabric store I go to are so lovely and patient with us non-sewing-knowing people! They helped me get on track and were super encouraging for my project!!! When in doubt, ask the people in the store they can have great input and maybe even make recommendations for future projects!
Thanks for this! I'm an experience sewer and just needed a refresher, but WOW! A youtuber that is prepped and ready with steps already done ahead and not doing it all in real time?! A tutorial that was fast, concise, and to the point?! And informative for a beginner without being condescending or jargon-y... I'm in awe. I will definitely be checking out the rest of your channel and your store! (got to support those doing it right!)
You make sewing so easy! Whenever I am trying something new I go straight to your channel to see if you've done a video on it.
Hi from Australia :)
Haha. Thanks Amelia! Hi back at you, from Texas :) Dana
Hi. I'm from South Africa and It's the first time I'm seeing your channel. I love the way you present the tutorials. I'm definitely going to make some bins. God bless and thanks again. 😊 💐
You are so adorable! I'm very new to sewing and your tutorials are fantastic! The pacing is perfect for me to follow along, and you don't drag along with needless chatter like other videos! You are definitely my favorite sewing teacher. Thank you for all you contribute to the crafting and sewing community! Because of you, my projects look neat, clean, and not handmade!
aw shucks! :) Best comment of the day. Thanks Jen! You make me want to keep making videos! Dana
Yes, please keep making videos!
I Love these bins and your fabrics! You are the BEST sewing teacher especially for beginners!!!!! I truly appreciate ALL of your videos 💖
Thank you so much! That means a lot! I'm glad you enjoy the videos :)
Hello, I am from Algeria.I want to tell you that I learned a lot from your videos and that it's a real pleasure to see you working .
Thank you Lylia! Enjoy your sewing adventures! Dana
Your channel is so great and you have a wonderful, happy personality!! Love it and glad I found you.
Thanks so much!
Thank you for all the fabulous ideas and tutorials!!! I have been enjoying replicating your awesome creations.
Had to pause to comment..love how simple and thorough your videos are..you make sewing look so easy (when sometimes it can be so frustrating) and enjoyable! A long time subbie from the Caribbean.
I love how well you explain things. Your projects are really good and well made. I love how you add all links and descriptions in the boxes below. Thank you from a bringer crafter..
You are so awesome. I love your videos but mostly I love your happy personality. You keep it real and fun! Thanks for giving so much to the sewing community. I'm gonna make some baskets right now!
This is the best tutorial I have watched. My liner always is too large and this is a simple way to remedy that! Thanks❤
This is such a lovely sewing project. I've watched it a few times. Great to see you back online Dana. I'm looking forward to seeing some new videos from you. I'm based all the way over in Ireland. It's a long way from Texas but your videos are the best ones I have come across. You are a great teacher!
Such a great tutorial!! I watched it like 200 times and I made a beautiful bin!
Thank you from Italy!!
Aw awesome! I'm glad you did it! Have fun sewing more :) Dana
You are a great Teacher! I really am enjoying your sewing projects. Thank you
This work is amazing.
Your tutorial is one of the best.
Please more of it.
Thank you
just made one without the felt (didn't have any but wanted to try it) definitely would be better with the felt. not sure if my machine could go through all that material though.... will pick some up and try though.... thanks for sharing this and making it so easy to follow
Just made mine... didn’t use felt though, used a wadding instead and my handles are made with the fabric as well. Also I made a decorative stitch on the top of the bin, it looks lovely... a pity we cannot post pictures in here... thank you...
I love that you explain what interfacing is for us newbs. Most people just take for granted that everyone knows the terms and lingo.
awesome! Yes, I love when the basics are spelled out. I had to google "Fat Quarter" when I first started sewing :) . So many things to still learn!
One of your best tutorials! Thank you for this useful project, and for explaining interfacing so well. I'm going to make dozens of these!
Thanks Marialla! :) - Dana
Wow, I just made one of these to replace the scruffy amazon delivery box I've been using to store my cats toys! I am a beginner sewist and your tutorial made it so easy for me to accomplish this project!
Oh my gosh, that's a great idea! I'm going to do that too! haha. We just got 2 kittens and toys are everywhere :) Why didn't I think of this earlier?! Thanks for the idea :) Dana
Ive made a bin, and love it. But I was thinking that sometimes (depending on what you want to put into it), you want VERY stiff, upright sides. My idea: plastic canvas, cut to size, and put between outer and lining just after you nest the lining into the outer. Then sew around the edges. For the bottom you could cut plastic canvas to size, cover it in fabric, and lay it in the bottom of the bin. This alone might help the sides be more upright (or lay it in the bottom of the outer just before you put in the lining). I had a custom tote bag from eBay that had that. I’m going to try it. Gotta get plastic canvas first!
Hi there, Did you make it? could you pls update if you did I wonder is it will work thanks
Sure sounds great! In the XL bin, in the pattern, we recommend dropping in some extra reinforcements like you're talking about. shop.madeeveryday.com/products/hold-it-bin
Great idea! I’m going to try this too!
My home needs this basket in every room. Thanks for the demonstration lesson. Time to get busy.
Nice fun and easy project. When topstitching the top edge, take off the free arm extension (accessories box) and then you can sew with the right side facing up and the bulk of the box under the free arm.
yes! Excellent tip!
What a fun project! I do not have Decor Bond so I used fusible fleece instead. I didn't have any felt either, but my bin came out pretty good... maybe a little less structured than the one on the video, but it suits my needs.
Oh good! Thanks for sharing that with us! I'm glad it still worked out well! Have fun sewing more :) - Dana
Very discriptive thank you..I'm watching from South Wales UK.
Thanks Frances! Have fun sewing :) - Dana
This is so cute! Going to have to make a few. When ever I’m ‘top stitching’ and there are two different color of fabrics, I always change my bobbin thread and/or needle thread to match my fabric. Believe it or not I’ve never been given a ticket by bobbin police! LOL! Those little added details really make a project look professional! Thanks for sharing yours,
Thanks Geraldine! Absolutely, do what works best for you. 😁
Very nice clean work. Thank you from Turkey.
I just love watching your tutorials, I love your sense of humor! You are just so fun. Thanks Dana.
Aw thanks Joan! What a sweet comment :) Have fun sewing! Dana
These are so cute! And practical. You make it look so simple and easy. I am going to make some very soon.
Dana these bins are just as adorable as you are 😙😙. Thanks for the great tutorial. I have recently started sewing since a year and these are just wonderful to make and gift. Your fabrics are beautiful. Just a bit apprehensive of procuring the interfacing. Don't get so many different types here in India.
Thanks again. Hoping to see more from you.
Aw thanks Angelyn! :) If you can't find that exact kind of interfacing in India, try out what's available and see how it works. Have fun sewing! Dana
I love your videos! I’ve made several items- even some with my granddaughters. I wish you had added a minute or two showing lid construction. I know it’s basically the same, but I’m a visual learner and it would have helped me
I made a bin for everything I use from my thread spools to wonder clips, very helpful and so custumazable with the pattern
Awesome! I love having these bins in my sewing room. I use a bunch in my drawer...for wonder clips and safety pins :) Glad you made one!
Wow! Fabulous baskets and an excellent tutorial.
loved the comment at the end 'now go and make 10 more...' as once I do something well I want to go and make ''more''.....lol! 😁😁
Great job Dana !!!
You are so creative !!!
Your material is so adorable! I love its uniqueness. Great directions, too. I can always count on a professional look with homemade items that come from you.
aww what a great comment. Thank you Patricia! :) :) Dana
Hi, Dana! I just have to say I love your fabrics! I just nabbed a bunch from Fat Quarter Shop -- I shouldn't have, but I did -- hahaha! They're so fresh and modern -- thank you! Going to make some bins to hold diapers and baby room things!
Oh awesome! Yay!! Have fun sewing! :) Dana
Thank you! I’m a new sewer and I love your easy to follow videos! 🥰
Thank you Nancy! Welcome to the sewing world!
Yes! Thanks for keeping it simple! I was looking up how to sew a basket and seen your tutorial, I was like yep…that one
Haha. Awesome. Glad it was helpful! :) Have fun sewing! - Dana
Hi Dana, we just moved and I’ll need bins for everything! I have used many of your videos to make projects. Now that I have my sewing machine out of storage I’ll be super busy making bins and draw string bags to start organizing my life again!!
Thanks for your awesome ideas ;)
=^..^= Cath in Connecticut
Awesome! Thanks for sharing :) And have fun sewing.....and moving! Dana
I love these!!!😀Thet are so cute.You are always so creative and energetic.😘
Thank you Chloe!
First. You look so beautiful. God bless you.
Second.. Thanks a lot I was thinking of making some boxes for my daughters and your tutorial came on time..
Aw thank you. You are sweet :) Dana
Do you prewash your fabrics beforehand? This has been the best tutorial about these baskets I've seen so far. Very well delivered. Thanks.
I love the way you work so tidy😘
What a unique way to use up all that extra fabric...THANK YOU!!
Will try making these and hope they come out as great as yours lol😊if not back to the drawing “opps” sewing board!!
OMG Dana I am obsessed with your new fabric collection
Your a mom a fabric designer what can you not do is the real Question ?
hahah. Thanks! I'm really bad at sticking to a schedule, and playing sports :)
I love this! I'm about to make a fabric bin for our winter hats and gloves to put in a cubby we have close to the door, so we can grab and go.
I love your channel. your projects are exactly what i have been looking to do. Thank you!
Thank you for the great pattern, I bought it and am so happy to see you have included an easy formula to make any size bin, very handy.
Awesome! Have fun making bins!
I'm seeing a basket for my rolls on the Thanksgiving/Christmas table!! Great directions. Thank you.
Oooo what a great idea! Love it!
Great video -- gives me lots of ideas!
Have you ever tried cutting the interfacing and/or the felt into rectangles (instead of a cross) -- to (hopefully) give a squarer final shape?
Have you ever put some sort of stiffener into the hems of the longer side of the rectangles, again to make a 'squarer' finished shape? What (non-sew-through) stiffener would you recommend?
Thoughts?
Oh, the last couple of frames showed a cover for these bins. What is the dimensional difference used for the cover for the bin? (Oops!, Did not mean to pry out of you what's in your pattern!) Thoughts?
Hi there, yea. You can experiment with all sorts of interfacing and stabilizers. This video shows how to make one size (I really love this size)...but the pattern has TONS of other sizes, lids, some really small ones, and XXL one. I love making these! Here's the pattern: shop.madeeveryday.com/products/hold-it-bin
What a happy, professional video! Going to look at your others right now!
Love these bins and they are so easy to put together.
Hello, from England! How cute are your baskets, I love them and can’t wait to make some. Great tutorial thank you so much x
i am so excited and nervous to try this pattern... thank you for the great video. I know I will have it playing and paused during each step just to keep me on track
I'm not sure if I'm going to make this but I really enjoyed your project.
This was a awesome tutorial. I really like your teaching style. I am trying to organize my sewing/craft room and these would be really handy. I would love to find a way to make small lids for the tops.
Thanks Jen! Yes, these are so fun to make. The pattern comes with a variety of bin sizes, and many of them have lids if you're interested in that. Here's the link: shop.madeeveryday.com/products/hold-it-bin
I love your videos and have learned so much any suggestion on videos of making cafe curtains doe my home?
REALLY LIKE THE WAY U OU DID THESD BETTER THAN LEAVING AN OPENING N TRYING TO GET U OUR FZBRICE THROU LOVE THESE WSY
Happy New year
Great instructions exactly what I was looking for
Love this! Do you have a video where you make something similar to this but with pockets? I’m wanting to make a diaper caddy of sorts and this it the best video I’ve seen I just want extra spots! Love your videos!
Check out sew sweetness channel, i think she calls it a craft bag
Thank you for these instructions. I have some fabrics leftover from mask making including a pokemon fabric. I can use these to make fabric organizers!!! ❤️
My house needs a dozen of those
Great job. Loved the baskets. Going to give it a try.
Oh you're sew adorable. Heehee. Seriously, I watch so many videos but I'm easily bored or irritated with the human. You make this painless for this cranky woman and I appreciate you.
Hahaha. Thanks :) That's nice to hear. I am cranky at times too!
Love toot videos!! They're so easy to understand. I'm teaching myself to sew from UA-cam alone. Yours are my favorite. I'd love to see how to add a button hole.
You are so great! Thank you so much for your videos.
Great idea thanks always watching and learning thanks
Hi
Love this project however do you have a video with the lid as well? I am definitely going to make many of these for Christmas presents.
Love your channel! Would you consider making a step by step how to for an over the door storage organizer?
Love your tutorials are awesome and easy too. However I did check out the link below to see the Babylock machines didn't show prices, so I found a place near my home gonna check in person hopefully they have what I'm looking for. Thanks for sharing your creativity ideas. 🤗
Beautiful bins... Very well explained tutorial... Intend trying my hand at making atleast one... Thanks a lot for sharing.
Thank you Dana, for making videos that helps newbies, like myself in creating great projects.
Keep them coming😀😀😊😉
Best UA-cam project ever!
Dana,that was a wonderful demo of a fabric basket.They are so cute and so useful !!
Can be given as gifts too.
You are an awesome teacher !!! Thanks.
really fun to make! But the second time I made some, I made the mistake of ironing on some heat-n-bond to my fabric instead of interfacing-- it was a nice effect, but kept splitting my thread/breaking my thread at every seam when doing the last step (top stitching the top!). I think the heat-n-bond I used was too thick to sew though after all :(. However, I did end up just hand-stitching the tough seam areas where they joined up, and it looks pretty cute. But not pro. Oh well! I love it when Dana makes little corny puns :D
Haha. Thanks for enjoying the dumb jokes! :) And sorry about the Heat n Bond. arg. Have fun sewing more! Dana
Hello, Dana, thank you very much for your classes, I would like to know exactly what kind of fabrics to make them. Thank you very much for your prompt response. (I'm learning how to sew, that's why it's my question)Maria.
Did u out what type of fabric?
😍Awesome bin Dana!😍 I love how easy this comes together. I use this drop-in lining technique on most all of my tote bags and purses. Thanks for sharing this bin. Will definitely be making some for me and some for gifts. So nice to put a gift in a bin for giving. It’s like giving an extra gift. Love your channel. Hugs! 💝
Yes! A gift in a gift is awesome! :) Dana
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We made a basket and it turned out great!!!!!!
Thanks for the video. It was a great help. Making some baskets for my grand baby’s room. ☺️ What is the name of your iron? Do you like it?
Thanks! I'm glad you made some! My iron is Shark brand, I think. I just got it at Costco and it's been great!
Thank you Dana for the tutorial and the pattern! I can hardly wait to get going on this for my craft room ❤️ 💛 💚 💙 💜
Yay! Have fun sewing :) They can become addicting! - Dana
Love them. Going to make this for Christmas presents x
Your hair grows crazy fast! Thank you for the inspiration to make these fabric totes. Next project!
hahaha. I know. I need to cut it again! Dana
Love love love this bins very useful sizes. 😁 🎀 👑. Thanks for sharing. 😊 👍 👏
Thank You very much for your tutorial 👍🌹
Hi Dana
I made one of your boxes today
Its quite time consuming but I love it
How did you manage to make so many!! Lol
Lovee these and have been trying to find how to make something like this and as EASY as this for ages!! If i wanted to make the box longer (more of a rectangle shape) what adjustments would i have to make? Xx
Thanks! Just add more length to your pattern piece if you want it to be longer. If you want tons more sizes and lids that fit, I have a full pattern here in my shop: shop.madeeveryday.com/products/hold-it-bin
I just redid my room and needed baskets! thanks, Dana!
Thank you , lovely fabrics.
Loved it!! Super cute!! Thank you!!
These would be great for organizing drawers for intimates . Thank you
I loved your tutorial x
These look so fun to make!
Great tutorial Thanks
Awesome tutorial! This would be perfect for organizing the pantry or office