Bless your sweet heart. I have never really liked the recessed zipper because of the openings at the top of the bag. Yay, now I can have an enclosed recessed zipper. Thank you so much.!!!
Oh this is just what I was hoping that you would show us sometime!! I personally don’t like that zipper tail hanging out of your previous bag. Thank you so much for your innovative ideas!! 😁🥰
Awesome! What a great tutorial and so easy! Thank you for the bit at the end explaining how to size it to any size bag. It kept me from asking the question. My brain is calculating how it gets inset into the bag with the outer and lining (I’m envisioning five layers of thickness), so fire up your camera for episode two!
Thank you for this video. I can see this fitting in so many of your previous bag tutorials. Thank you also for be a great blessing and inspiration for sewists of all levels. You are loved and appreciated.
Excellent!! Love the two sided tape idea for the zip. And the box corners are genius. I might try figuring out a way to add to an existing bag I made. Maybe with binding for the raw edges or something.
Thank you Christine for this terrific tutorial! Can't wait to see when you add it to the bag. Love the beautiful butterfly fabric! Appreciate all you do! ❤
I can't thank you enough for this video Christine. I was about to make a satchel for work and wanted to put a recessed zipper panel in it but was dreading the time it would take me to find one in another bag making video. 🤗
Thank you so much, Christine!😊 I never liked the recessed zipper tab look. My next bag and future bags will have “enclosed recessed zipper”. Much appreciated you heard us, our needs. So thrilled to see your finished bag! You are awesome!
An absolutely fantastic tutorial once again Christine. I have never been a fan of my zippered bags not being completely closed. Thank you so very much for sharing the ideal solution.❤😂
That's really ingenious Christine. Thanks so much for showing us how to do it. I didn't really understand how to calculate the exact lengths for my fabric strips though. Especially if my bag is a different width.
Oh my goodness, you made that look so easy. It's kind of like a collar in a shirt. ❤ We will be waiting to see your bag, but I'm guessing you put it in just like a collar. Why does this look easier than the other way? That's beautiful fabric 🙂
Christine, I found you this week and I decided it’s time to get my sewing machine back out. I have a request- any chance you could sew a garment bag? I would love to make one with a few pockets. But first I am making a vinyl bag (lined). Thank you for these videos, you are a great instructor. 😊
I love that butterfly print. I'm trying to get out of the bad habit of keeping a purse with me. It's not safe for an old woman to carry a purse anymore while shopping. Learning to carry only what I need (at the time) is not easy. I have been avoiding the places where it isn't safe to shop anymore (like our local Walmart). Your bag is going to be beautiful when it is finished.
Hi Christine, from UK. Another brilliant tutorial. Thank you. I can't find your subsequent video regarding how to fit this into a bag. Would you be able to post the link, please? I'd be so grateful. 🥰
@@ChristinesHomeAffairs Thank you so very much, Christine :) I do like your videos and I get lots of inspiration, as well as learning so much. I've been sewing, on and off, since I was about 9 yrs old, now 73, but only over the past few years have I been sewing bags, pouches etc. I don't sell my makes but do give them to a Hedgehog Rescue that I support, so they can sell them. Like you, I get curtain fabric cut-offs from a local furniture store, which is great. I've also befriended a lady who makes curtains and will save, instead of binning, cxurtain lining and also interfacing (which I use as batting, and quilting it) so seem to have a never ending supply, sharing it with sewing friends :) For this reason, particularly, I love seeing what you do with your fabric, to make such brilliant items :) Thanks again, Julie 🥰
It seems like the cut length of the zipper panel would need to be longer than the width of the bag dimension since the ends of the panel turn up a few inches. So I'm confused by that.
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Thanks so much. Your instructions were slow and clear. Just what I needed.
Bless your sweet heart. I have never really liked the recessed zipper because of the openings at the top of the bag. Yay, now I can have an enclosed recessed zipper. Thank you so much.!!!
You're very welcome Geraldine😀
Oh this is just what I was hoping that you would show us sometime!! I personally don’t like that zipper tail hanging out of your previous bag. Thank you so much for your innovative ideas!! 😁🥰
You're very welcome Margie. Thank you😀
You are definitely one of my favorite UA-cam instructors. You have a calming voice very easy to listen to n explain things so well.
Thanks so much Ellen😀
I love that you give measurements in both metric and imperial, love the videos!
Thank you Norma😀
Very nice. Now I would like to see how to attach it to the lining!
You'll see how it's done in this follow up video. 😀ua-cam.com/video/RNGrgZV0Hk8/v-deo.html
Awesome! What a great tutorial and so easy! Thank you for the bit at the end explaining how to size it to any size bag. It kept me from asking the question. My brain is calculating how it gets inset into the bag with the outer and lining (I’m envisioning five layers of thickness), so fire up your camera for episode two!
Thanks Cherie😀
Thank you for this video. I can see this fitting in so many of your previous bag tutorials. Thank you also for be a great blessing and inspiration for sewists of all levels. You are loved and appreciated.
Thank you so much Amelia😀
Excellent!! Love the two sided tape idea for the zip. And the box corners are genius. I might try figuring out a way to add to an existing bag I made. Maybe with binding for the raw edges or something.
Have fun experimenting Sharon😀
Thanks Christine always wanted to know how these were made be waiting for when you make the rest of the bag
Thanks Pamela😀
❤ excellent I always wondered how to do that, thanks
You’re welcome Sheila. Thank you😊
Thank you I can't wait to see the next one
Thanks Evelyn😀
Fantastic tutorial, as usual 😀
Thanks so much😀
This is so much more intuitive than the last method I used for an enclosed recessed zipper! Thank you!
Glad it was helpful! Thank you😁
Thank you Christine for this terrific tutorial! Can't wait to see when you add it to the bag. Love the beautiful butterfly fabric! Appreciate all you do! ❤
Thank you Doris😀
Thanks Christine. Your instructions are so clear and helpful. 👍👍 x
Thanks so much Christine😀
I’ve been sewing bags for long time now. This is a very handy method to know. Thank you
Thanks Wendy😀
I can't thank you enough for this video Christine. I was about to make a satchel for work and wanted to put a recessed zipper panel in it but was dreading the time it would take me to find one in another bag making video. 🤗
I hope it's helpful Julie😀
How clever & useful. I see many uses in future bags. Thanks for working out the instructions.
My pleasure Dorothy. Thank you😀
Great demo as usual thank you .
Thank you Sandy😀
Thank you so much for doing this video per my request. I like the enclosed zips much better.
Me too Ellen. Thank you😀
Good video and you made it look so easy. Looking forward to seeing the rest of the project.
Thanks Dorothy😀
Brilliant as always Christine. love the print of the fabric 🦋🦋🦋
Thank you Julie😀
This is the best instruction I have ever seen and I have seen a lot. Thank you so much🥰
Thank you so much Cornelia😀
Good thing I got the handy dandy double sided tape you suggested to make it easier 😊 thank you. Looking forward to seeing the rest!👍
Thanks Elayne. I love the double sided tape😀
Thank you so much, Christine!😊 I never liked the recessed zipper tab look. My next bag and future bags will have “enclosed recessed zipper”. Much appreciated you heard us, our needs. So thrilled to see your finished bag! You are awesome!
Thanks so much Bessie😀
Love this , thanks 😊
Thank you Norma😀
An absolutely fantastic tutorial once again Christine. I have never been a fan of my zippered bags not being completely closed. Thank you so very much for sharing the ideal solution.❤😂
You are so welcome Jess. Thank you😀
Excellent video, Christine. Thank you very much!
You're very welcome Sylvia. Thank you😀
You are a good teacher Christine.😊
Thank you so much Janice😀
Beautful bag, and fabric for the new bag. Very nice tutorial.
❤️ 👍
Thank you Roni😀
Excellent vid, Christine! You explain things so clearly. Thank you.
You are so welcome Cyn. Thank you😀
Great tutorial, thanks :). Please could you do a tutorial on how to insert chunky/jumbo zips either plastic or metal?
Thanks Teddy. I rarely use chunky or metal zips except when replacing them in jeans. If I get some, I'll try to think of something😀
Great tutorial. Thank you so much.
😊 Blessings always 😊
Thanks so much Anita😀
You are a blessing! Thank you for this!
Thanks so much Toni😀
This is a Genius idea! Thank you so much for the demo...and I Love your butterfly fabric too..
Thanks so much Nancy😀
Great video! Thank you!
Thank you Lina😀
I really like this. ❤. I don’t like to zipper tabs on the end of zippers. I will be doing it this way. You make it look so easy
Thanks so much Mary😀
Thank you🤗🙌
My pleasure Sandi. Thank you😀
Thanks Christine, great tutorial as usual. 😊
Thank you Janet😀
That's really ingenious Christine. Thanks so much for showing us how to do it. I didn't really understand how to calculate the exact lengths for my fabric strips though. Especially if my bag is a different width.
Thanks Lindy. I hope it's helped😀
Thanks for sharing
My pleasure Cynthia. Thank you😀
Oh my goodness, you made that look so easy. It's kind of like a collar in a shirt. ❤ We will be waiting to see your bag, but I'm guessing you put it in just like a collar. Why does this look easier than the other way? That's beautiful fabric 🙂
Thank you Sharon😀
Thank you for this video! It was very informative.
You're very welcome Kimberly😀
Christine, I found you this week and I decided it’s time to get my sewing machine back out. I have a request- any chance you could sew a garment bag? I would love to make one with a few pockets. But first I am making a vinyl bag (lined). Thank you for these videos, you are a great instructor. 😊
Welcome to the channel Sharon. The garment bag has been on my list for ages😀
I love that butterfly print. I'm trying to get out of the bad habit of keeping a purse with me. It's not safe for an old woman to carry a purse anymore while shopping. Learning to carry only what I need (at the time) is not easy. I have been avoiding the places where it isn't safe to shop anymore (like our local Walmart). Your bag is going to be beautiful when it is finished.
Sadly it's becoming like that here too Arvetta😀
Hi Christine, from UK. Another brilliant tutorial. Thank you. I can't find your subsequent video regarding how to fit this into a bag. Would you be able to post the link, please? I'd be so grateful. 🥰
Here you go Julie. 😀ua-cam.com/video/RNGrgZV0Hk8/v-deo.html
@@ChristinesHomeAffairs
Thank you so very much, Christine :) I do like your videos and I get lots of inspiration, as well as learning so much. I've been sewing, on and off, since I was about 9 yrs old, now 73, but only over the past few years have I been sewing bags, pouches etc. I don't sell my makes but do give them to a Hedgehog Rescue that I support, so they can sell them.
Like you, I get curtain fabric cut-offs from a local furniture store, which is great. I've also befriended a lady who makes curtains and will save, instead of binning, cxurtain lining and also interfacing (which I use as batting, and quilting it) so seem to have a never ending supply, sharing it with sewing friends :) For this reason, particularly, I love seeing what you do with your fabric, to make such brilliant items :)
Thanks again, Julie 🥰
It seems like the cut length of the zipper panel would need to be longer than the width of the bag dimension since the ends of the panel turn up a few inches. So I'm confused by that.
If you made that longer, then it's likely to cause rippling inside the bag
@@ChristinesHomeAffairs I proceeded with making a trial piece, and now it makes sense, although it initially didn't!
So the recessed zip boxes corner is always 3/4" and the bottom boxes corners will be .5" less than the width of one zipper panel?
Not always Lori. It depends on the size and look you want for your panel😁
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Thanks joy😀
I'm in the middle, wondering why you put the box corners flapped over the zipper?! Time will tell.
I hope you liked it that way😀
What about the math.