I love this pattern. I don't have one of those fabulous Jukis, so I wonder if my machine can go through what seems to be 6 layers of cork and the lining and the zipper when constructing the tabs. Have you tried making one of these pouches with a domestic machine? Also, do you mind sharing where you buy the cork? It seems to have weathered the turning without creasing. I use cork from Sallie Tomato, I love working with it, but it does leave some crinkles that I don't know how to eliminate. Do you still make the cord baskets? I really enjoyed that series. You are an excellent teacher.
Hi Rosie, I was wondering where you buy your marine vinyl and waterproof canvas. I do like waterproof canvas but would like to find some thats lighter weight. I have never used marine vinyl though. It looks more high end than I imagined.
I don't know what that is. If it is similar in weight to Quilting Cotton that has been interfaced with a woven interfacing or to waterproof canvas, then maybe it would work. Thanks for watching!
LOL About 30 seconds into the video I thought the same thing! I think I will try to put little tabs with D-rings on the exterior sides, probably early in construction so that the lining covers all the rivets and sewing. Then just make a strap and attach, maybe with D-ring and swivel hook. I am notorious for switching out straps on a whim.
Thank you for your time and expertise sharing your new pouch. Once again you have produced a great tutorial.
You are so welcome! Thanks for watching!
Love your tutorials! Your patterns and tutorials are fantastic for just about every level of bagmaker! Thanks for sharing your talent!
You are so welcome! I am glad tyou are looking the tutorials and thanks for watching!
Oh that’s cute!! Love those tabs!! On the zipper pull installation - show off!! 😍
Thank you and thanks for watching!
I like the tabs on this pouch. Such a great idea 💙
Thany you and thanks for watching!
Watched the video, rewatching parts, and then purchased off your Etsy store. I let out a little "eee" when I downloaded the SVGs!!! TY! ♥
WOW! Once again another amazing tutorial filled with helpful tips. THANK YOU
You are so welcome! Thanks for watching!
Thanks for sharing your tips and techniques on this. I really enjoyed it all.
That's very nice. Looks like a good pipe/tobacco pouch for me. Gonna try this one. GREAT instructions!
I am glad you liked it! Thanks for watching!
This is some beautiful bag.....thanks for sharing
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I love to see your videos.
Thank you! I am glad you like them and thanks for watching!
Nice video. Thank you!
Thank you and thanks for watching!
I love this pattern. I don't have one of those fabulous Jukis, so I wonder if my machine can go through what seems to be 6 layers of cork and the lining and the zipper when constructing the tabs. Have you tried making one of these pouches with a domestic machine?
Also, do you mind sharing where you buy the cork? It seems to have weathered the turning without creasing. I use cork from Sallie Tomato, I love working with it, but it does leave some crinkles that I don't know how to eliminate.
Do you still make the cord baskets? I really enjoyed that series. You are an excellent teacher.
you can do a test yo see what your machine can handle. Yoh can also try using cotton fabric lined with foam interfacing.
@@RosiesArtStudio Thanks!
Hi Rosie, I was wondering where you buy your marine vinyl and waterproof canvas. I do like waterproof canvas but would like to find some thats lighter weight. I have never used marine vinyl though. It looks more high end than I imagined.
I buy both the marine vinyl and waterproof canvas from Fabric Warehouse Direct. I really like their marine vinyl. Thanks for watching!
I meant Fabric Wholesale Direct (not Warehouse).
@@RosiesArtStudio great thanks for letting me know. I learned so many helpful tips
Can you use babyville pul for the lining?
I don't know what that is. If it is similar in weight to Quilting Cotton that has been interfaced with a woven interfacing or to waterproof canvas, then maybe it would work. Thanks for watching!
nice VERY NICE BAG INDEED
how would you make this into a crossbody?
LOL About 30 seconds into the video I thought the same thing! I think I will try to put little tabs with D-rings on the exterior sides, probably early in construction so that the lining covers all the rivets and sewing. Then just make a strap and attach, maybe with D-ring and swivel hook. I am notorious for switching out straps on a whim.