This is a beautiful tote!! Recently I hurt my knee and had to use a walker. To make me a tote I found 2 material placemats in my stack. I laid them on top of each other but staggered them about 2 inches. I sewed the pocket lines from one end to the other. Sewed the middle where the bottom is. Then I Sewed the sides attaching a small rope to tie to the walker front. And you can sew one in the middle of the tote if you need it. And you're done!!! I hope this will interest some watchers... if you can understand my instructions!!! Lol!!!
You did such a great job explaining everything and I really appreciated that at the end of the video how you went over the measurements of fabric you needed the measurements of the pockets etc. thank you for all your time and hard work
Hi. I have made several of these for walkers. Most of the walkers nowdays have a flexable center in them now and they sag a lot but, works well on the more solid ones.
Thank you for this tutorial. I like the way you used Velcro with no ties on the side. My friends and I make walker bags for our local Hospice group. 🧵💕
Great video! Thank you! What do you call that marking device you have? It looks so easy to use and I like that you can remove it if necessary. Did you do that with a damp cloth or a dry one?
Thanks for taking the time for this video. Is there still a need for these, or has the pattern progressed to add other alterations? I have an unused pattern, but I like yours much better!
Volume is too low to hear from even distance to my sewing table and machine. From beginning to end you never showed a finished product. Do you think it might be more stable for some things you might carry if you had ties attached to each side of the tote? Thanks for your design, I'm going to try it for my husband's walker.
Excellent video! Very Helpful! Thanks Sherrie!
Awwww Huggy Bear is what kept me watching this (my first of yours) video; he/she is so adorable. I bet HB is the best help in your sewing room.
This is a beautiful tote!! Recently I hurt my knee and had to use a walker. To make me a tote I found 2 material placemats in my stack. I laid them on top of each other but staggered them about 2 inches. I sewed the pocket lines from one end to the other. Sewed the middle where the bottom is. Then I Sewed the sides attaching a small rope to tie to the walker front. And you can sew one in the middle of the tote if you need it. And you're done!!! I hope this will interest some watchers... if you can understand my instructions!!! Lol!!!
Recently had surgery. Made a tote. Very happy with it. Thanks for the good and clear instructions.
Thank you Sherrie - very helpful! Always enjoy your teaching style
You did such a great job explaining everything and I really appreciated that at the end of the video how you went over the measurements of fabric you needed the measurements of the pockets etc. thank you for all your time and hard work
She is great , so easy to follow
Love your fabrics. Thanks for tutorial!
Thank you so much!! I'll be able to complete my commitment before traveling 😎
Love your pup
How wide of velcro do you use
Ty for sharing good information
Hi. I have made several of these for walkers. Most of the walkers nowdays have a flexable center in them now and they sag a lot but, works well on the more solid ones.
Thank you for this tutorial. I like the way you used Velcro with no ties on the side. My friends and I make walker bags for our local Hospice group. 🧵💕
really needed. thank you
Excellent instructions!
Going to make some to donate to the local dementia group, where I take my Mum and a friend every Wednesday x
Great video! Thank you! What do you call that marking device you have? It looks so easy to use and I like that you can remove it if necessary. Did you do that with a damp cloth or a dry one?
Do you always use velcro or have you ever used ties on the sides?
Thanks for taking the time for this video. Is there still a need for these, or has the pattern progressed to add other alterations? I have an unused pattern, but I like yours much better!
As long as there are nursing homes there will be a need. Thank you
May I ask where you purchased your ruler gripe? This video has been very helpful. Thank you
from our shop www.aawhitesewingcenter.com
Do you make one for a wheelchair?
You could, with a few measurements and modifications
Volume is too low to hear from even distance to my sewing table and machine. From beginning to end you never showed a finished product. Do you think it might be more stable for some things you might carry if you had ties attached to each side of the tote? Thanks for your design, I'm going to try it for my husband's walker.
Thanks so much!
👏🏻🧵
Why so much talking
Долго разговаривают это же не рлман
Too much talking