That is very cute, I can’t wait to make one! You give so many helpful tips, people with little to any amount of sewing experience will learn something. Thank you!
THANK YOU for this tutorial!! I wanted to make one of these so badly, and I watched two other videos to see how to do it, but I could not understand their instructions!! I thought I was the only one who couldn’t figure it out & felt so stupid because all of their comments were “thank you for this tutorial, I can’t wait to make one!!” Lol! But, I found your video & decided to try to figure it out one more time, and I’m so happy that I did because I understood perfectly what you were saying and showing, so now I am going tomorrow to get what I need to make my own. Guess I’m not completely hopeless after all!! Thank you so much for your easy to understand instructions and demonstration!! ♥️
The Masquerade Just wanted to report that it was a smashing success! Turned out beautifully, and I love it. In case someone needs an idea for filler for the pincushion, I used sand from the Dollar Tree. It took approximately one and a half bags, more or less. Thank you again for your wonderful way of explaining the steps for this project; it’s greatly appreciated!! 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻
I know what you mean, some people don’t really know how to articulate what they want to say. This makes it very difficult to follow their instructions. I have seen several videos on how to make these, this is much easier to understand.
Excellent tutorial. The little tips as you go along are really helpful, especially for filling the pincushion with the walnut shells. Instead of boning I am going to cut a spiral strip from a plastic yogurt tub.
Great idea! Make sure it is long enough to overlap a couple inches, or the bag will just hang down instead of standing out.😉 sometimes I cut plastic strips from gallon milk jugs, too!
This is an excellent video! You do an excellent job explaining all the steps to make it. I can’t wait to make this handy Pin Cushion Scrap bag. Now I won’t have threads and scraps all over the place. Thank you very much!
I'm a beginner sewer and I think I can do this. I'm headed for the fabric store to purchase fabric. Thank you for sharing your project. You have a skill for teaching. You are clear and concise. Ruby
Thank you for this! I was able to follow along with you and successfully made an adorable scrap bag/pin cushion. I didn't have any boning strips, so I cut up a 2 liter soda bottle and used that!
Great! Thanks for watching! I also suggest cutting up gallon milk jugs. Did a video on that a while back. I love these little scrap bags! I have them all over my studio for when I do quilting classes. Saves time on clean up!😉
Very clear directions, excellent tutorial! I think I'm going to make myself 2 of them- one for next to my machine and one for my cutting table. I'm excited to sew them later. Thanks so much for this great tutorial! Sewing this cute project will be my birthday present to myself!
Thankyou for the great tutorial. I wanted to make some hanging tubs to collect the endless sewing scraps and loose threads, I used the thin plastic strapping you get on new white goods instead of boning as that's what I had. I sewed long ribbons coming out of the hinge to hang the tub from a hook. I didn't make the pincushion but may in the future. I might make some hanging tubs with toiletries for gifts. Many thanks
Great use of the tub! You can use the method to make them any size, and you can also cut your own "boning/strapping" from gallon plastic jugs. Recycle/reuse!😁
Thank you for sharing your time and creativity to make this tutorial. Love your design - the addition of boning is genius! Ideas for something similar have been floating around in my head for a while and slowly coming together. Now, I can add my ideas to your design! I will make the top pincushion magnetic to hold my snip-eze curved blade embroidery scissors (fantastic for snipping threads - especially if you have arthritis), long tweezers, seam guide, errant pins, clips, zipper feet, machine needles and small paper cutting scissors (prevents that BAD thought of: "I know I shouldn't, but it can't hurt my expensive embroidery scissors to cut this paper/plastic/cellophane ONE time"). ☹ I plan to line my scrap bag with vinyl, hoping the threads will not cling as they will with fabric. Plus I am adding a zipper opening at the bottom to allow easy emptying w/o disturbing my tools/pins/clips at the top. This is about the third project on my mental sewing list, so it has time to refine a bit more. Thanks again for a great tutorial. -m
Wow! As I am new to quilting/seewing, with a sewing machine less than a week old, I'm fascinated by this project. I have sew enough to know this would be handy as all get out. Now I just have to find some of that fantastic fabric.
I don't think the same print is still available; but if you go to fabric.com you will find other "sewing notion" motif prints that are also pretty cool! That's where I got this fabric. Welcome to the quilting/sewing world!! Have fun with this :)
I am so glad I stumble onto your tutorial for this Pin Cushion scrap bag. I learned what boning was and what to use to stuff a pin cushion. I have been making masks this year and totes for many years. So glad I can use some scraps to make this. Thanks you for your video. God bless and stay safe.
Thank you for sharing this. I filled my pincushion with tiny gravel found in the fish aquarium section of the pet store. I rinsed and dried before using to remove any dust. Great weight, and I suspect that the gravel will keep my pins sharp.
Or dull them - keep us posted! I like the weight idea, though. Makes me wonder if crushed stone might be better. ( But I think that can only be purchased in 40 lb bags at the big box hardware store. LOL)
Thank you so much for this video. You were clear and concise and didn't ramble. I'm a beginner with my machine and of all the tutorials I watched, I found yours the best. Thank you.
Welcome to sewing! Yes, I'm not one that likes to ramble - I like to just get to the point! LOL Have fun with your new hobby!! Thanks for watching The Masquerade!
moving and have a small sewing room. decided to make these without the pin cushion and hang them on the wall to keep supplies in....brilliant tutorial!
I made a funnel using a 16 oz. soda bottle. After I drank my soda and rinsed the bottle, I cut of the bottle portion, leaving about 3" for the "bowl" part of the funnel. It has a wider opening than a paper funnel, so I made sure to leave the opening to my project big enough to fit the bottle's opening. The larger opening is also perfect for when I make bean bags. Thanks for this great tutorial!
Thank you so much for this video! I made my own using rice and lavender instead of walnut power. It works just as well and is heavy enough to hold the bag. I was even able to put my big scissors in the bag and it held the weight. This is a lovely idea and I am more then pleased with the result! Very fun and simple for beginners! :)
I have one of these my sister made me and she sent me the pattern, but I understand watching much better. Thank you so much for the step by step instructions. So helpful!!!
This is a Great tutorial ❤. I like the fabric colours you chose.Your voice is very pleasant & nice to hear ❤.Your Video is Excellent 🎉❤. I can't wait to make a few. My thanks to you from India.😊.
Im back again for a refresher💞. I love the smell of the walnut shells. I bought me a plastic funnel and it works really well for the shells to slide in.
I made your thread catcher without the pincushion and put the hinge under my machine I love it, and I have to agree with others this is the clearest and easiest pattern to follow thank you so much for sharing it with us.
I've done that as well to put under my serger. It holds more scrap than the "catch bucket" that came with the machine. You can make the hinge any size or shape to make it work for your particular machine. Thanks for sharing this idea!
Thanks for this idea. This is something I need to make tomorrow. My new serger didn’t come with the trash bag like my older serger and boy do I need it. You make your t sound so easy to make. Let be it.
I've actually made one for one of my sergers that didn't come with a thread catcher! I just eliminated the pin cushion and attached a "no slip" pad to the hinge instead. The pad is just a piece of fabric with rubber shelving grip attached to the bottom and serged all the way around. It shouldn't take you more than 15 minutes to whip one up! ;)
Dear Donna, I could not wait to make this Scrap Bag. I did view other tutorials and yours is the best. You may not notice but in the very beginning you have the hing and pin cushion measurements switched. Later on you correct yourself but do not mention the error in the beginning. Hopefully others will catch it, also. I like your beach blanket, also. Love the idea and want to give them as gifts.
Thanks Kathy! The switch was pointed out to me when I first posted the video - but once it's posted I can't change it. I think there are comments made regarding the correct measurements - but people have to scroll to find them. I guess that's what happens when I edit my videos at 2am! LOL I've been trying to be more vigilant lately - but I always welcome constructive criticism! Have fun sewing!!
What a great instructional video!. I just started sewing a couple months ago and am very much still a novice. This video is very easy and clear on what to do. Thank you! I'm going to make one right now! :)
What a great tutorial. I've just made one and it amazing. The only difference i made was to add interfacing to the hinge, cushion and the outer bag, this made it rigid enough to not have to use boning as i don't have any. Thanks, x
I made one last night and I lined (sewed in) 8 weight plastic in the bag part. With the plastic the threads don’t stick. Skipped the boning part as the plastic holds the bag open. Love your tutorials, very easy to understand and far less steps than others I’ve watched for this type of bag. Thank you.
Your instructions are awesome and your camera view is as well. I've been to other UA-cam videos but they are hard to see. Yours is the best. I've saved it and come back to it every year to make one or two for giving. Thank you!💗
Me too. I've watched it several times and finally decided to comment. I love this video. She did a really great job of making this easy. Thanks so much for sharing.
Just got mine made, I already had the pieces cut out from another video I watched. All the measurements were the same, but I followed your directions. I sewed along with you pausing when I needed to. I’m going to do another. I sewed white thread on navy polka dot. Looks tacky! Now that I know what I’m doing, haha! Thanks
its ok I scrolled down and see you commented on the sizes I watched it several times before to make sure I understood it but thought the size might have been wrong but ive made it and watching you make it it was easy to follow love it keep up the videos please love watching them and making them
sorry I'm so late seeing this comment! Glad you were able to figure it out. I've been super busy without much time to put up new project videos - but I'm hoping to get some more going this fall. Thanks for watching!
I love your hinge being solid instead of others I’ve seen with two straps. I’m using it as a trash bag for the car. Thanks for sharing. Super cute fabric! EXCELLENT DIY VIDEO!
Thank you so much!! I bought the stuff, including an expensive pattern to make one but the directions everyone ELSE had was so confusing. You did a FANTASTIC job explaining EVERYTHING simply! You're an awesome instructor...Thanks so much!!
LOL, I've made so many of them I think I've lost count! I give them as gifts and put one next to each of my machines in my studio and the class room. Glad you had fun!
Thank you so much for this tutorial. I was a little confused at first. But once I read the comments I realized you made a honest mistake. As for the Pin cushion bag I just had to make one. I recently added a serger to my sewing world and the scraps are unbelivable. I did improvise a little. I didn't have a boning so I used a cable cord and cut it to the size desired. Next instead of using the crushed walnuts I used sugar. Sorry Kids!! LOL. Thank you again I love my scrap bag.
LOL. Glad you like the tutorial. Hmmmm, sugar. You might consider swapping out the sugar for a less sticky option - like rice, or play sand. I'd be afraid the sugar would attract ants!
I have one I bought from a friend that I absolutely love. It's especially dear to me since she passed away. She told me how to do it, but I'm more a visual learner, and when I found some fabric today with someone in mind I couldn't ask her how she made mine. I finished up the first & I'm halfway through another. You're an excellent teacher! I subscribed, and I'm looking forward to following along to more of your tutorials. Just had to come back and say thank you again so much for sharing!! 😊
Thanks Leslie! I've made so many if these little pin cushion scrap bags that I've lost count. I give them away as gifts, too. Hope you enjoy the rest of my tutorials as you work through them. Right now I'm working on a little paper piecing quilt project using an antique hand crank machine. So much fun! You might want to check out facebook.com/themasqueradenh to see more of what I do and share.
The Masquerade That explains why you're so great at it. You whipped through that like nobody's business lol I tend to overthink, and over complicate things . So, I really appreciate and enjoyed how very simple you made the process. Oh, your current project sounds like so much fun! I'm excited to check it out. Thank you so much! Keep up the great work of inspiring! 😊
Love this! Thank you 😁 My next project is a machine mat organiser & I really want to incorporate this into it. I’m thinking of separating the catcher from the cushion & hanging it on the front of one of the pockets with a button, and using Velcro to hold the pin cushion on the side of the mat. Thanks to your clear & easy to follow instructions, I feel I can successfully do this. Thank you again & super cute fabric!
I absolutely love this only I wish I had that same material :) Best instructions! My mom made me one a long time ago and now I know how to do myself for gifting my daughter and bestie. Thank you for this tutorial!
You are very welcome! I got it on fabric.com - probably not available anymore. But I'm sure if you do a search for for quilting material on that site with key words "sewing notions", they'll have other good choices. ;)
Love, love this project. Quite clear, and loved the chosen material,But, think for the tuition process it might have been better with a lighter colour. As I say love this. I'm new to sewing and love this idea. Will have ago as soon as I get some as I can get the stiffening and 'crushed walnut shells' if they are available in England, must make a visit to my local pet shop. Thank you
Just finished making this and it turned out great! Only thing I didn’t do was use any boning as we are in isolation but it still manages to work well 👍🏼 thanks for a great tutorial
The Masquerade thank you that’s a great idea! I’m planning to make another for my mums craft room so I will have to try this tip out 👍🏼👍🏼 can’t wait to try more of your crafts
Hi again! No problem with the measurements for me but I thought about new sewers! I like the idea of using grosgrain ribbon for the hinge Thanks so much. Love yr videos. Xxx
You make great tutorials. Clear, precise, and easy to see and understand. Thank you. 😊
Such a clear instruction..no waffling like some of them do. I will be making my own pincushion
That is very cute, I can’t wait to make one! You give so many helpful tips, people with little to any amount of sewing experience will learn something. Thank you!
THANK YOU for this tutorial!! I wanted to make one of these so badly, and I watched two other videos to see how to do it, but I could not understand their instructions!! I thought I was the only one who couldn’t figure it out & felt so stupid because all of their comments were “thank you for this tutorial, I can’t wait to make one!!” Lol! But, I found your video & decided to try to figure it out one more time, and I’m so happy that I did because I understood perfectly what you were saying and showing, so now I am going tomorrow to get what I need to make my own. Guess I’m not completely hopeless after all!! Thank you so much for your easy to understand instructions and demonstration!! ♥️
Thanks for your glowing compliments!! Have fun!
The Masquerade Just wanted to report that it was a smashing success! Turned out beautifully, and I love it. In case someone needs an idea for filler for the pincushion, I used sand from the Dollar Tree. It took approximately one and a half bags, more or less. Thank you again for your wonderful way of explaining the steps for this project; it’s greatly appreciated!! 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻
FANTASTIC! Thanks for sharing.😁 I had no idea you could get sand from the dollar store!
I know what you mean, some people don’t really know how to articulate what they want to say. This makes it very difficult to follow their instructions. I have seen several videos on how to make these, this is much easier to understand.
Yours was the best instructional video...Thank you!
Thank you for sharing this wonderful tutorial ❤️ Excellent instructions.
Excellent tutorial. The little tips as you go along are really helpful, especially for filling the pincushion with the walnut shells.
Instead of boning I am going to cut a spiral strip from a plastic yogurt tub.
Great idea! Make sure it is long enough to overlap a couple inches, or the bag will just hang down instead of standing out.😉 sometimes I cut plastic strips from gallon milk jugs, too!
This is an excellent video! You do an excellent job explaining all the steps to make it. I can’t wait to make this handy Pin Cushion Scrap bag. Now I won’t have threads and scraps all over the place. Thank you very much!
2 1/2 hours later and done! I feel so accomplished. Thank you so much; I appreciate your teaching style!
You are very welcome! I love this project for how quick it goes together. It's a great gift for all your sewing friends!
I'm a beginner sewer and I think I can do this. I'm headed for the fabric store to purchase fabric. Thank you for sharing your project. You have a skill for teaching. You are clear and concise. Ruby
Thank you for this! I was able to follow along with you and successfully made an adorable scrap bag/pin cushion. I didn't have any boning strips, so I cut up a 2 liter soda bottle and used that!
Great! Thanks for watching! I also suggest cutting up gallon milk jugs. Did a video on that a while back. I love these little scrap bags! I have them all over my studio for when I do quilting classes. Saves time on clean up!😉
Awesome Thanks for sharing I'm going to try make for myself and some friends
Great video. Could hear very well. Thanks for sharing
Very clear directions, excellent tutorial! I think I'm going to make myself 2 of them- one for next to my machine and one for my cutting table. I'm excited to sew them later. Thanks so much for this great tutorial! Sewing this cute project will be my birthday present to myself!
Happy Birthday!
@@TheMasquerade I made two and they turned out adorable! Thanks for this straightforward tutorial with such cute results!
would like the printed out directions.
How can I get them to print out?
Thankyou for the great tutorial. I wanted to make some hanging tubs to collect the endless sewing scraps and loose threads, I used the thin plastic strapping you get on new white goods instead of boning as that's what I had. I sewed long ribbons coming out of the hinge to hang the tub from a hook. I didn't make the pincushion but may in the future. I might make some hanging tubs with toiletries for gifts. Many thanks
Great use of the tub! You can use the method to make them any size, and you can also cut your own "boning/strapping" from gallon plastic jugs. Recycle/reuse!😁
Thank you for sharing your time and creativity to make this tutorial. Love your design - the addition of boning is genius! Ideas for something similar have been floating around in my head for a while and slowly coming together. Now, I can add my ideas to your design! I will make the top pincushion magnetic to hold my snip-eze curved blade embroidery scissors (fantastic for snipping threads - especially if you have arthritis), long tweezers, seam guide, errant pins, clips, zipper feet, machine needles and small paper cutting scissors (prevents that BAD thought of: "I know I shouldn't, but it can't hurt my expensive embroidery scissors to cut this paper/plastic/cellophane ONE time"). ☹ I plan to line my scrap bag with vinyl, hoping the threads will not cling as they will with fabric. Plus I am adding a zipper opening at the bottom to allow easy emptying w/o disturbing my tools/pins/clips at the top. This is about the third project on my mental sewing list, so it has time to refine a bit more. Thanks again for a great tutorial. -m
Wow! As I am new to quilting/seewing, with a sewing machine less than a week old, I'm fascinated by this project. I have sew enough to know this would be handy as all get out. Now I just have to find some of that fantastic fabric.
I don't think the same print is still available; but if you go to
fabric.com you will find other "sewing notion" motif prints that are
also pretty cool! That's where I got this fabric. Welcome to the
quilting/sewing world!! Have fun with this :)
Just made two of these following your video. Very easy to follow. Thank you!
You are very welcome! Enjoy! :)
I just received one of these , a gift from my sister. I love it. She added some pockets to the front of the bag for my little snips and steletto etc.
U made it very simple for me to follow you..i use old jeans to make mine...thanks so much..
Using old jeans - what a great idea! You are very welcome!
I am so glad I stumble onto your tutorial for this Pin Cushion scrap bag. I learned what boning was and what to use to stuff a pin cushion. I have been making masks this year and totes for many years. So glad I can use some scraps to make this. Thanks you for your video. God bless and stay safe.
I am glad to hear from you as I forgot all about this as I am at that forgetful age. I have been very busy sewing during this shut down. Take care.
Thank you for sharing this. I filled my pincushion with tiny gravel found in the fish aquarium section of the pet store. I rinsed and dried before using to remove any dust. Great weight, and I suspect that the gravel will keep my pins sharp.
Or dull them - keep us posted! I like the weight idea, though. Makes me wonder if crushed stone might be better. ( But I think that can only be purchased in 40 lb bags at the big box hardware store. LOL)
I used two packs of 8.5 oz gravel to fill the pincushion.
Thanks for sharing this! I have been wanting to make one , but needed to watch someone do it first!
Thank you so much for this video. You were clear and concise and didn't ramble. I'm a beginner with my machine and of all the tutorials I watched, I found yours the best. Thank you.
Welcome to sewing! Yes, I'm not one that likes to ramble - I like to just get to the point! LOL Have fun with your new hobby!! Thanks for watching The Masquerade!
I love that fabric!
moving and have a small sewing room. decided to make these without the pin cushion and hang them on the wall to keep supplies in....brilliant tutorial!
Great idea! Colorful way to utilize space! I love it!
Love the fabrics you used in this bag. Beautiful
I made a funnel using a 16 oz. soda bottle. After I drank my soda and rinsed the bottle, I cut of the bottle portion, leaving about 3" for the "bowl" part of the funnel. It has a wider opening than a paper funnel, so I made sure to leave the opening to my project big enough to fit the bottle's opening. The larger opening is also perfect for when I make bean bags. Thanks for this great tutorial!
Thank you so much for this video!
I made my own using rice and lavender instead of walnut power. It works just as well and is heavy enough to hold the bag.
I was even able to put my big scissors in the bag and it held the weight.
This is a lovely idea and I am more then pleased with the result!
Very fun and simple for beginners! :)
I use grits because that was all I had. I hope this works.
I have one of these my sister made me and she sent me the pattern, but I understand watching much better. Thank you so much for the step by step instructions. So helpful!!!
Very clear teaching style. Thank you!
This is a Great tutorial ❤. I like the fabric colours you chose.Your voice is very pleasant & nice to hear ❤.Your
Video is Excellent 🎉❤. I can't wait to make a few. My thanks to you from India.😊.
Im back again for a refresher💞. I love the smell of the walnut shells. I bought me a plastic funnel and it works really well for the shells to slide in.
I made your thread catcher without the pincushion and put the hinge under my machine
I love it, and I have to agree with others this is the clearest and easiest pattern to follow thank you so much for sharing it with us.
I've done that as well to put under my serger. It holds more scrap than the "catch bucket" that came with the machine. You can make the hinge any size or shape to make it work for your particular machine. Thanks for sharing this idea!
Beautiful fabric easy and clear instructions am sewing one tomorrow. I loved this video
Thanks for this idea. This is something I need to make tomorrow. My new serger didn’t come with the trash bag like my older serger and boy do I need it. You make your t sound so easy to make. Let be it.
I've actually made one for one of my sergers that didn't come with a thread catcher! I just eliminated the pin cushion and attached a "no slip" pad to the hinge instead. The pad is just a piece of fabric with rubber shelving grip attached to the bottom and serged all the way around. It shouldn't take you more than 15 minutes to whip one up! ;)
You are a great teacher, your videos are so easy to follow along!
Dear Donna, I could not wait to make this Scrap Bag. I did view other tutorials and yours is the best. You may not notice but in the very beginning you have the hing and pin cushion measurements switched. Later on you correct yourself but do not mention the error in the beginning. Hopefully others will catch it, also. I like your beach blanket, also. Love the idea and want to give them as gifts.
Thanks Kathy! The switch was pointed out to me when I first posted the video - but once it's posted I can't change it. I think there are comments made regarding the correct measurements - but people have to scroll to find them. I guess that's what happens when I edit my videos at 2am! LOL I've been trying to be more vigilant lately - but I always welcome constructive criticism! Have fun sewing!!
What a great instructional video!. I just started sewing a couple months ago and am very much still a novice. This video is very easy and clear on what to do. Thank you! I'm going to make one right now! :)
best instructional vid!!!!
What a great tutorial. I've just made one and it amazing. The only difference i made was to add interfacing to the hinge, cushion and the outer bag, this made it rigid enough to not have to use boning as i don't have any. Thanks, x
Great idea! Thanks for sharing!
I made one last night and I lined (sewed in) 8 weight plastic in the bag part. With the plastic the threads don’t stick. Skipped the boning part as the plastic holds the bag open. Love your tutorials, very easy to understand and far less steps than others I’ve watched for this type of bag. Thank you.
I've done them with the plastic, too. Mine ended up with so much static that I still couldn't get the threads out. LOL Good luck!
Your instructions are awesome and your camera view is as well. I've been to other UA-cam videos but they are hard to see. Yours is the best. I've saved it and come back to it every year to make one or two for giving. Thank you!💗
Thanks for the kind words Robin! They do make great gifts!
Really cute! Thanks for sharing 🙂.
I absolutely LOVE this video. Many Thanks for sharing. I learned so much by watching this video a few times over!
Me too. I've watched it several times and finally decided to comment. I love this video. She did a really great job of making this easy. Thanks so much for sharing.
Good tutorial. Thanks for getting straight to the project without a lot of talking . You made it very easy to understand. Thanks again.
I agree with everyone else you have the best instructions love the way you did this thanks again
Just got mine made, I already had the pieces cut out from another video I watched. All the measurements were the same, but I followed your directions. I sewed along with you pausing when I needed to. I’m going to do another. I sewed white thread on navy polka dot. Looks tacky! Now that I know what I’m doing, haha! Thanks
I very much like the fabrics you chose. Thanks for this tutorial.
Very interesting! I will be making this tomorrow. I am a newbie at sewing and this is easy to understand!
Made one..love it..will make some more for gifts. Thank you for this tutorial!
You are very welcome! They make a great gift!
its ok I scrolled down and see you commented on the sizes I watched it several times before to make sure I understood it but thought the size might have been wrong but ive made it and watching you make it it was easy to follow love it keep up the videos please love watching them and making them
sorry I'm so late seeing this comment! Glad you were able to figure it out. I've been super busy without much time to put up new project videos - but I'm hoping to get some more going this fall. Thanks for watching!
I enjoyed your tutorial very much. I made one for myself as soon as I finished watching it. Thank you so much.
I love the material choice.
Loved this cute little tutorial!! Thanks for sharing!!
Great tutorial and fun bag to make. Very structured and easy to follow along
I love your hinge being solid instead of others I’ve seen with two straps. I’m using it as a trash bag for the car. Thanks for sharing. Super cute fabric! EXCELLENT DIY VIDEO!
Great idea - thanks for sharing!
Cute fabrics and great tutorial.
Thank you for this great tutorial .
Excellent and best tutorial for this. Thank you.
Thank you, Masquerade, for your reply. Very helpful!
Lovely idea. I made one for myself and one for a gift. Thank you.
I Love this Tutorial. You are a great tutor. You went at a nice pace and explained everything. Thank you so much.
I have one of these and I love it. I use the pin cushion for pins and the bag for my wonder clips. I don't know what I would do without it..
Excellent tutorial! Thank you for your clear instructions.
You are very welcome! :)
Thank you so much!! I bought the stuff, including an expensive pattern to make one but the directions everyone ELSE had was so confusing. You did a FANTASTIC job explaining EVERYTHING simply! You're an awesome instructor...Thanks so much!!
Awe, thanks Paticakes! That means a lot to me. I appreciate the praise! ;)
Hi again, I had fun and made two at once.Just doubled each set :)
LOL, I've made so many of them I think I've lost count! I give them as gifts and put one next to each of my machines in my studio and the class room. Glad you had fun!
Inspired!!! Going to make some today!!! Thanks for the EXCELLENT tutorial 💐
Super fabric, great instructions and such a cute project. Thank you!
Helen Shukla demotion for darling room
Great idea, Thank you. Too late for me to try for this year, but hopefully next years collection
I found this to be very easy to follow.
Thank you so much for this tutorial. I was a little confused at first. But once I read the comments I realized you made a honest mistake. As for the Pin cushion bag I just had to make one. I recently added a serger to my sewing world and the scraps are unbelivable. I did improvise a little. I didn't have a boning so I used a cable cord and cut it to the size desired. Next instead of using the crushed walnuts I used sugar. Sorry Kids!! LOL. Thank you again I love my scrap bag.
LOL. Glad you like the tutorial. Hmmmm, sugar. You might consider swapping out the sugar for a less sticky option - like rice, or play sand. I'd be afraid the sugar would attract ants!
Excellent easiest one
I have one I bought from a friend that I absolutely love. It's especially dear to me since she passed away. She told me how to do it, but I'm more a visual learner, and when I found some fabric today with someone in mind I couldn't ask her how she made mine. I finished up the first & I'm halfway through another. You're an excellent teacher! I subscribed, and I'm looking forward to following along to more of your tutorials. Just had to come back and say thank you again so much for sharing!! 😊
Thanks Leslie! I've made so many if these little pin cushion scrap bags that I've lost count. I give them away as gifts, too. Hope you enjoy the rest of my tutorials as you work through them. Right now I'm working on a little paper piecing quilt project using an antique hand crank machine. So much fun! You might want to check out facebook.com/themasqueradenh to see more of what I do and share.
The Masquerade That explains why you're so great at it. You whipped through that like nobody's business lol I tend to overthink, and over complicate things . So, I really appreciate and enjoyed how very simple you made the process. Oh, your current project sounds like so much fun! I'm excited to check it out. Thank you so much! Keep up the great work of inspiring! 😊
Love this! Thank you 😁 My next project is a machine mat organiser & I really want to incorporate this into it. I’m thinking of separating the catcher from the cushion & hanging it on the front of one of the pockets with a button, and using Velcro to hold the pin cushion on the side of the mat. Thanks to your clear & easy to follow instructions, I feel I can successfully do this. Thank you again & super cute fabric!
Great idea! Have fun with it!
I absolutely love this only I wish I had that same material :) Best instructions! My mom made me one a long time ago and now I know how to do myself for gifting my daughter and bestie.
Thank you for this tutorial!
You are very welcome! I got it on fabric.com - probably not available anymore. But I'm sure if you do a search for for quilting material on that site with key words "sewing notions", they'll have other good choices. ;)
Nice easy straight forward video instructions, I like this, and I like your fabric choices.
Genial proyecto, muy útil y fácil de confeccionar.
Excellent explanation and tutorial! Merci bien!
Love, love this project. Quite clear, and loved the chosen material,But, think for the tuition process it might have been better with a lighter colour. As I say love this. I'm new to sewing and love this idea. Will have ago as soon as I get some as I can get the stiffening and 'crushed walnut shells' if they are available in England, must make a visit to my local pet shop. Thank you
You can also use rice in place of crushed walnut :)
I loved the tutorial, easy to understand. The fabric you used for the project is really pretty! Thank you so much
Love this can’t wait to make one or 2 or 10
TFS
i love this fabric!!!!!
Just finished making this and it turned out great! Only thing I didn’t do was use any boning as we are in isolation but it still manages to work well 👍🏼 thanks for a great tutorial
If you have a plastic milk jug, you can cut 1/2" strips from it to make boning. This is a fun project. I'm glad you finished making one! 😁
The Masquerade thank you that’s a great idea! I’m planning to make another for my mums craft room so I will have to try this tip out 👍🏼👍🏼 can’t wait to try more of your crafts
I use plastic straps like the ones that are wrapped around cases of paper. Any business that has to order copy paper in bulk will get them!
I used a flexible cutting board from the dollar tree and cut 1/2” strips. Works fine.
Thank you for a great tutorial. I have now made 3 with a 4th planned!
You go girl!👏
Love your videos thanks for sharing!
Great tutorial!! Easy to follow! thanks!
I have always wondered how a bag doesnt drag pin cushion of the table. The secret appears to be to fill it with heavy stuff :) Thank you for sharing !
Excellent tutorial. I'm going to make this my next sewing project.
I really enjoyed this video. Thank you.
Great tutorial, very easy to follow..thank you!
Simplesmente magnífico seu trabalho parabéns vc é nota miiilll super talentosa e muito criativa ameiii. Vc encina com riqueza nos detalhes. Gratidao
This is cute, I'm going to try it
Hi again! No problem with the measurements for me but I thought about new sewers! I like the idea of using grosgrain ribbon for the hinge Thanks so much. Love yr videos. Xxx
Finaly I sew mine. It was very easy with you tutorial. Thanks
Great video! Always wanted to make one of these but instructions were hard to follow. You make it very easy!
Love the bag. You provided clear and concise instructions. Thank you. I love my new bag.
Thank you so much 😊 that was a great idea 💡 and also very useful for any sewer or budding sewer ❤️❤️👏👏👏👏👏
thank-you. you are a wonderful teacher
Love the video and love that you have shared your knowledge. Thank you so very much.