I work at a Joann store and I am learning from the youtube videos how to guide people to choose the right interfacing and how to apply it. Thank you Fierce Kittenz.
Thank you for taking the extra time to learn so you can help customers like me when I come in with no idea what I need. I have found Joann's fabric cutters to always be very friendly and helpful and I am so grateful for that. Strangely, on a side note, the cashiers seem a bit snobbishly for some reason. 😬 Maybe I have just had bad experiences, but it is the employee's back in the fabric department that are the most helpful to me, and that is where I need the most help, so I appreciate that you all take the time to learn your business. Not all stores seem to care about that.
@@FeliciaFledi most cashiers don’t have any fabric knowledge that’s why they work cashier only sometimes, as someone who works there cut counter people are the most knowledgeable in fabric and areas ! that being said it depends from employee to employee
I'm so overwhelmed when I go to JOANNs . You explained everything so perfect and clearly. Thank you so so much. You're seriously the best teacher and crafter.
They may not know better :( Sometimes when you're learning a craft, you try to sell what you can to help recoup costs, buy more supplies, and learn more.
Have watched a few interfacing videos lately as recently got into bag making and trying to get a better understanding. This is by far the most helpful video I have watched. Very informative and the close ups for comparison are great. Thank you
Thank you for this and all of your videos! Every word is informative and important. I love that you are geard toward bag making and address every detail of the process in your videos. You hold my attention by not rambling on about things that dont matter. I definitely will turn to your channel for all bag making needs. Thank you x's 100!
Thank you so much for another really informative video. I am definitely still in the learning stages, and I am sure that I am going to mess up...but if I educate myself a little, maybe I won't make quite so many mistakes. Really appreciate the level of detail.
10 seconds into the video, and I already like it 👍🏻 Extremely good overview, very helpful. Thanks for putting this together, I also had fun watching it.
This is the best tutorial on Interfacing and Stabilizers. You gave me the confidence to choose non-fusible products when available. That way I can avoid disasters happening as I have no bag making expierience. Perhaps when I have some experience, I will change my mind.
this was very, very informational. stopped using steam on my fusibles and I have seen a MAJOR difference. no more steaming for me. love the tip about putting the stabilizers or fleece in a pocket or between interfacings. will definitely be trying this technique
I love that you leave in some bloopers. Realistic representation of sewing life. 😆 Very informative video with some great tips- especially the demonstration of adhering the interfacing. I feel like that tends to be the biggest struggle for beginners. It can be so frustrating to watch your interfacing peel right off without understanding what to do to get it to stick! Pressure and keeping the iron in place is totally key!
Thanks for this video I will use a reference. I design my own bags because, well, I can. I guess I don't have the patience for each designer's idiosyncrasies to follow patterns because I am learning as I go. I watch a lot of videos because the bag making process is so engaging and always has the gears in my brain working on the next project or change I want to make in a project in progress. I recently spent time to test different interfacings between three different projects that was an eye opener. Your video reinforced what I wish I had learned years ago. But I am still learning from my mistakes and while fixing them instead of accepting them and trying to hide them.
That was the best video I think I’ve seen since starting to make bags as a way to get to know my Janome Atelier 7 sewing machine - I’m really new to all this and was totally confused about all the different interfacing. This was SO informative and useful. ❤️
Thank you! I still want to do another that kind of talks about what interfacing to use with what kinds of bags (e.g. small bags use fleece, larger bags use decovil or foam).
I have to say that you make wonderful video content! Your content seems, for the most part, to stick to your subject, while being very engaging! You are extremely informative on just about every aspect of whatever subject you tackle. LOVE your videos! FULL of great advice too! Thank you!
This video was soooo informative. I wish I would have seen this before I made the Stephie Shoulder Bag last week😅it came out beautiful but it’s stiff. Liked and subscribed 5 seconds into the video....I’m so glad you made this video, it gives me hope for the next bag. I’ve only made 2 bags, they were for my mom but I still want them professional. Thank you!!!
Wow! Just tuned in. Just learned a lot, just subscribed and of course liked it! quite a bit! My go to has been foam flex, iron on and I love it. Went against every suggestion because flex foam is so awesome. Ok. Now I'm on a different path, thanks to you! Thanks for most informative video.
I’ve been procrastinating with putting my interfacing on the bag I’m Making for my daughter- thanks for doing these videos- it’s now on and ready for stitching . Loving your videos
for those in Australia wanting to have that non woven opaque fabric to create templates or have foldable permanent copies of patterns purchased. McCalls Shape and Toile comes in 10metre rolls of 100cm width. Don't recall price I have had it for years. Found it great for experimenting with when fitted mask patterns came out. NONE fitted me properly but I used shape and toile to create mock-ups to see which ones would fit best and how to reshape them. Fierce thanks for the tutorial, especially warning of twirling the iron, I know what I did wrong now on some items.
This is very helpful. Thank you. I especially liked the fact that you emphasized to press and not move the iron around when fusing interfacing. I watch a lot of people sewing tutorials and many do the sliding motion. Often the items they have made do not have good adhesion when they show the final shot of what they made. Doesn't make any difference whether you're bag making or clothing. You need to press not iron.😏
I have never used Shapeflex as an interfacing. I adhere it to card stock and print on the fabric side. I do the same with Craft Fuse adhered to muslin. Both go thru my printer very well. The way I was doing it, was following the directions that said to use steam and a damp pressing cloth. My understanding was that it was not just the heat, but the steam, that activated the glue. So now I think I will have to try it with a dry iron! (And also do an addendum to my Printing On Fabric tutorial)!
Great video. I made lots of notes. I'm new to bag making this year and the different interfacing brands is by far the most confusing. My first bag dictated using Decor Bond and my second uses Decovil Light, which I have on order. Will be curious to see the differences.
Have just discovered you. Where have you been hiding .You've won me over with this very informative video. So bubbly and fun too. Thanks for sharing. New subscriber.
Would love to see you make a video on bag making tips and tricks with your M7. I actually bought the M7 because of your review on it for bag makers but I’m struggling with layers ( 8 layers of vinyl for handles and straps). Also the different plates and feet you use for bag making! Thanks for all the info you share!
Do you mean that you want to use 8 layers for straps? I’ve been havigg bf trouble using the gorgeous Cosplay vinyl for bags but the straps just snap off
I was just wondering how can I know the difference? And your video pop up in UA-cam!!! Thanks God and you for this explanation, plus you are funny, that is a plus!!! Of course I 👍🏼 and subscribed and push the bell! THANK YOU from Puerto Rico!
Thank you very much for sharing your knowledge. 😊 New subscriber here. Wishing you more subscribers & blessings!🌠💐 May you & your family be safe always.🙏🏻
Thanknyou sooo much ..i have no idea what it is ...i see that on some channel ( not mention ..will be charge for say name ...habha that make me laugh too )...... Thanks for sharring ...love womans who share them tips and wornings for others ...its make our women's small bussinesses stronger and our households more secured.
Thank you for this, I’m new to bag making and the interfacings has been the hardest thing to get my head around. It also doesn’t help that I’m in the UK and watch a lot of tutorials from America and the names/products are all different!!
Thank you for this information. I am in the UK so wovenfuse or wovenfuse2 is not available here ( yet ) I have the biggest trouble with which interfacings to use unless it comes in a kit. This video has been so helpful, I still haven't made an NCW due to the interfacing questions.
I have been making purses for myself for about 2 years now and and they're not too bad .. passable. But then I found all the awesome purse making tutorials out there and found all these products/tools that are available to make professional looking bags. 🤗 However there was some stuff that was unclear.. "interfacing" I had never heard of fussable fleece or decovil that the patterns were asking for. So understand that when I say "THANK YOU FOR THIS VIDEO" I am not exaggerating! I get it now, I now, know when to use it and the best technic to apply. Insert "Big happy face" here!
Thank You very much for the very clear information. I'm still a little confused as I'm starting a project of sustainable bags made with natural fabrics and dyeing and I'm not quite sure of which interfacings are made of cotton or any natural product. Would you please help me to identify natural interfacings and their names? Thank You very much! Verónica from Argentina.
I'm subscribed into Don Kim channel and he does an amazing bags. He uses interfacing 2oz. And I'm getting so crazy trying to find it at Amazon and there's nothing to show. That's why I am here washing this Tutorial!
I fuse my fleece from the right side of the fabric and don't have issues with wrinkles or shrinkage. But I do not press hard because it can leave iron plate marks.
Hi, I’m a little late to the party here but I just started using vinyl in handbags. I have only found one how to video of attaching fusible interfacing to vinyl. Most of my vinyl is good quality and probably won’t need interfacing, but some of it that I want to use is pretty thin. The other day I tried to fuse fusible interfacing to vinyl and yup, I melted the vinyl. Would you please do a how to video on fusing fusible interfacing to vinyl. Thanks!!!!
Hello! And thank you for taking so much time to provide very useful information. You mentioned that you tend to use sew in interfacing and this brings a question to mind. I have routinely used fusible only because I thought it created a nice bond to the fabric, almost becoming one piece so to speak. So if you sew in the facing, although it is attached to the sides, I feel like it will pull away from the middle and not be as stable? If that makes sense? Your thoughts?
I should clarify - I use sew-in for some of the thicker things like stabilizer and foam. When I do that, I'll use a layer of woven interfacing THEN I will put another layer over to kind of "seal" them in to a pocket.
This is great. I made my first bag and it looked good. The problem was I didn’t understand the interfacing to use. I was watching a UA-cam video and it didn’t say which one. So, my bag crinkles and makes noise when you touch it. Lol
Thank you for your detail information..it helps me a lot as a beginner especially i love making bags and pouches. Now I want to try making clutch from burlap material. What is the best interfacing for burlap material. Thank u in advance 💓
She mentioned to just use fleece for the smaller bags. Burlap sounds interesting 🤔 you might want a contrasting fabric if you are adding a wristlet type band, just so you don’t irritate your skin. But this could be an artsy look 👍🏻
Thank you @@tammystiletto for helping to answer my question. I'm interested to try with burlap fabric when I saw from pinterest how they use for clutch and combine with other ribbon as decorations. The clutch looks stable but unfortunately I haven't seen how they make it. All of them are selling products mostly from Etsy.
I have watched like 10 vids on this. And I think yours has been the most comprehensive and detailed. Thank you. Would be good if you could add info on what the alternative brands are in other countries. I'm in UK and it is so confusing. When some one says sf101 what that is in UK stuff 😊
I wish I had all of that information. I don't know what the Pellon Shapeflex 101 alternative is overseas. In my patterns I just say "woven interfacing."
@fiercekittenz at least with the info you provided I can look through things I bout without really understanding to assess what I have and how I can use it.
Your videos are great and very informative. I have not had good luck with the Pellon decor bond. I can’t get it to adhere well to the fabric. Do you have any suggestions. Thanks
Yes, I honest to goodness didn't get the stuff to stick until I used a heat press. I think it's a pressure thing. The layer of glue is so thin, that I need to put my entire bodyweight into the iron to get it to stick. A heat press (like I have a Steamfast) will have that downward pressure built in.
Hi there! I’m getting prepared to make the Clematis wristlet and wanting to use your instruction to the T. Can you please tell me where you purchase Wonder Fuse 1 from? I only see that specific brand available at one store. Thank you!
I work at a Joann store and I am learning from the youtube videos how to guide people to choose the right interfacing and how to apply it. Thank you Fierce Kittenz.
Thank you for taking the extra time to learn so you can help customers like me when I come in with no idea what I need. I have found Joann's fabric cutters to always be very friendly and helpful and I am so grateful for that. Strangely, on a side note, the cashiers seem a bit snobbishly for some reason. 😬 Maybe I have just had bad experiences, but it is the employee's back in the fabric department that are the most helpful to me, and that is where I need the most help, so I appreciate that you all take the time to learn your business. Not all stores seem to care about that.
@@FeliciaFledi most cashiers don’t have any fabric knowledge that’s why they work cashier only sometimes, as someone who works there cut counter people are the most knowledgeable in fabric and areas ! that being said it depends from employee to employee
I love Joann stores…just got my fusible foam in the mail today!
o0@@FeliciaFledi
Thank you for taking your personal time to learn. As an avid crafter and sewing, please know that this is valued and appreciated!!
Woven fuse 2. Sounds like a movie sequel.
“This summer, get ready for a better inner-facing, Woven Fuse 2, in select theaters” 😂😂😂😂
I'm so overwhelmed when I go to JOANNs . You explained everything so perfect and clearly. Thank you so so much. You're seriously the best teacher and crafter.
I noticed a lot of Etsy sellers selling bags with no interfacing. I get its expensive, but makes such a huge difference in quality
They may not know better :( Sometimes when you're learning a craft, you try to sell what you can to help recoup costs, buy more supplies, and learn more.
Once you spelled "thicc" related to interfacing, I IMMEDIATELY subscribed with notifications on.
ROFL thanks!
Same.
This has been such a helpful video, thank you for taking the time to bring this knowledge to newbies like me!
Have watched a few interfacing videos lately as recently got into bag making and trying to get a better understanding. This is by far the most helpful video I have watched. Very informative and the close ups for comparison are great. Thank you
L Haze that is high praise thank you!
Hello
Could you guide me how profitable is the bags making business?
@@humashah4690 Hi. I'm not really the person to ask sorry. I only really make for friends and family so don't sell at a profit.
Thank you for this and all of your videos! Every word is informative and important. I love that you are geard toward bag making and address every detail of the process in your videos. You hold my attention by not rambling on about things that dont matter. I definitely will turn to your channel for all bag making needs. Thank you x's 100!
This video was great! So helpful for me as I'm making my first big bag. Helped me so much.
Thank you so much for another really informative video. I am definitely still in the learning stages, and I am sure that I am going to mess up...but if I educate myself a little, maybe I won't make quite so many mistakes. Really appreciate the level of detail.
10 seconds into the video, and I already like it 👍🏻 Extremely good overview, very helpful. Thanks for putting this together, I also had fun watching it.
Super informative! Thanks so much, especially for the usage recommendations and the closeups showing how the material acts/feels!
I'm glad that's helpful!!!
Brillant i crochet and just started making bags. Great information and suggestion for beginners. Well done.
Ima newbie and I have saved almost all your videos thank you for all your informative videos. Truly made learning easy.
I love your channel, I am learning and you are an awesome and talented sewing! Thank you for making these clear, easy to understand, logical videos!💕
This was so helpful! I’ve been doing it wrong and wondering what was going on! Thank you for answering my questions!
Thank you so much for this video, it's a wonderful resource for new sewists like me!
Thankyou for answering the question I’ve been wondering for awhile!
The best interfacing primer! Thank you.
This is the best tutorial on Interfacing and Stabilizers. You gave me the confidence to choose non-fusible products when available. That way I can avoid disasters happening as I have no bag making expierience. Perhaps when I have some experience, I will change my mind.
Thank you so much for this deep dive into interfacing.
this was very, very informational. stopped using steam on my fusibles and I have seen a MAJOR difference. no more steaming for me. love the tip about putting the stabilizers or fleece in a pocket or between interfacings. will definitely be trying this technique
This was an awesome video!!!! Thank you I realize I had been adding the wrong interfacing.
I love that you leave in some bloopers. Realistic representation of sewing life. 😆 Very informative video with some great tips- especially the demonstration of adhering the interfacing. I feel like that tends to be the biggest struggle for beginners. It can be so frustrating to watch your interfacing peel right off without understanding what to do to get it to stick! Pressure and keeping the iron in place is totally key!
OUCH MY HEAD THOUGH!!!
I really struggle with interfacing seams stuck then wen I start sewing it comes up grrr
Thanks for this video I will use a reference. I design my own bags because, well, I can. I guess I don't have the patience for each designer's idiosyncrasies to follow patterns because I am learning as I go. I watch a lot of videos because the bag making process is so engaging and always has the gears in my brain working on the next project or change I want to make in a project in progress.
I recently spent time to test different interfacings between three different projects that was an eye opener. Your video reinforced what I wish I had learned years ago. But I am still learning from my mistakes and while fixing them instead of accepting them and trying to hide them.
This was so informational thank you!
Hi I am new to bag making and I found you very informative thank you for sharing.
That was the best video I think I’ve seen since starting to make bags as a way to get to know my Janome Atelier 7 sewing machine - I’m really new to all this and was totally confused about all the different interfacing. This was SO informative and useful. ❤️
Thank you! I still want to do another that kind of talks about what interfacing to use with what kinds of bags (e.g. small bags use fleece, larger bags use decovil or foam).
I have to say that you make wonderful video content! Your content seems, for the most part, to stick to your subject, while being very engaging! You are extremely informative on just about every aspect of whatever subject you tackle. LOVE your videos! FULL of great advice too! Thank you!
Thank you Judy! I really appreciate that! I kind of tire of tutorials that ramble on too much. I'm pretty big on being brief and getting to the point.
This video was soooo informative. I wish I would have seen this before I made the Stephie Shoulder Bag last week😅it came out beautiful but it’s stiff. Liked and subscribed 5 seconds into the video....I’m so glad you made this video, it gives me hope for the next bag. I’ve only made 2 bags, they were for my mom but I still want them professional. Thank you!!!
I love your channel. I have only just found you and I’m so glad that I have. I look forward to seeing more! 🇬🇧❤️
Wow! Just tuned in. Just learned a lot, just subscribed and of course liked it! quite a bit! My go to has been foam flex, iron on and I love it. Went against every suggestion because flex foam is so awesome. Ok. Now I'm on a different path, thanks to you! Thanks for most informative video.
Amazing you are! Thank-you so much! I iron my fabrics too.
Came for the knowledge, stayed for the humour lol 🤣 Thank you 🙏
You're so fun to watch and so helpful!
im halfway through the video and I m already in hook line and sinker. I already know I m going to learn a lot and have fun here
Thank you Wolf :) I appreciate that!
Thank you for this!! I just downloaded the convention raider bag pattern and I didn't know what to get in the store
I’ve been procrastinating with putting my interfacing on the bag I’m
Making for my daughter- thanks for doing these videos- it’s now on and ready for stitching . Loving your videos
So glad to have given you some motivation today! Sometimes I need that too :)
Another great informative tutorial for newbies like myself
I used to use a Pellon very stiff interfacing. It was great for the structure of any bag, it could stand up and I still use it.
for those in Australia wanting to have that non woven opaque fabric to create templates or have foldable permanent copies of patterns purchased. McCalls Shape and Toile comes in 10metre rolls of 100cm width. Don't recall price I have had it for years. Found it great for experimenting with when fitted mask patterns came out. NONE fitted me properly but I used shape and toile to create mock-ups to see which ones would fit best and how to reshape them.
Fierce thanks for the tutorial, especially warning of twirling the iron, I know what I did wrong now on some items.
This is very helpful. Thank you. I especially liked the fact that you emphasized to press and not move the iron around when fusing interfacing. I watch a lot of people sewing tutorials and many do the sliding motion. Often the items they have made do not have good adhesion when they show the final shot of what they made. Doesn't make any difference whether you're bag making or clothing. You need to press not iron.😏
Thank you, some very useful information, much appreciated!
Thanks a million. This is exactly what I was looking for.
Really a great post! Thank you for this.
I have never used Shapeflex as an interfacing. I adhere it to card stock and print on the fabric side. I do the same with Craft Fuse adhered to muslin. Both go thru my printer very well. The way I was doing it, was following the directions that said to use steam and a damp pressing cloth. My understanding was that it was not just the heat, but the steam, that activated the glue. So now I think I will have to try it with a dry iron! (And also do an addendum to my Printing On Fabric tutorial)!
Appreciate your knowledge and humor
Best interfacing video ever.
Thank you, thank you -
I sooo needed this post‼️
Thank you so much for this video! It is extremely helpful! 👍😃
Great video. I made lots of notes. I'm new to bag making this year and the different interfacing brands is by far the most confusing. My first bag dictated using Decor Bond and my second uses Decovil Light, which I have on order. Will be curious to see the differences.
Thank you for this video. New to bag making. FYI, love your shirt.
Have just discovered you. Where have you been hiding .You've won me over with this very informative video. So bubbly and fun too. Thanks for sharing. New subscriber.
I really like your videos. Thank you.
Would love to see you make a video on bag making tips and tricks with your M7. I actually bought the M7 because of your review on it for bag makers but I’m struggling with layers ( 8 layers of vinyl for handles and straps). Also the different plates and feet you use for bag making! Thanks for all the info you share!
Do you mean that you want to use 8 layers for straps? I’ve been havigg bf trouble using the gorgeous Cosplay vinyl for bags but the straps just snap off
Very informative video. Thanks for sharing.
Thank you for this video, it is so helpfull! 💜
I was just wondering how can I know the difference? And your video pop up in UA-cam!!! Thanks God and you for this explanation, plus you are funny, that is a plus!!! Of course I 👍🏼 and subscribed and push the bell! THANK YOU from Puerto Rico!
Had to LOL at the image of you struggling to get thru the door carrying all that interfacing!
I 100% left me hitting my head, because why not? OUCH!
Good video! Interfacing is confusing as heck, good breakdown.
Thank you very much for sharing your knowledge. 😊 New subscriber here. Wishing you more subscribers & blessings!🌠💐 May you & your family be safe always.🙏🏻
Great information :) Thank You !!
Thank you soooooo much for this amazing info! Blessings!
Loving your content here! New subscriber!❤️
Thanks!
You’re too cute!! Thx for the laughs. And, of course, the information💗
Thanknyou sooo much ..i have no idea what it is ...i see that on some channel ( not mention ..will be charge for say name ...habha that make me laugh too )...... Thanks for sharring ...love womans who share them tips and wornings for others ...its make our women's small bussinesses stronger and our households more secured.
This was a great video! Thank you
Great tips.
Love your videos Thank You
Thank you for this, I’m new to bag making and the interfacings has been the hardest thing to get my head around.
It also doesn’t help that I’m in the UK and watch a lot of tutorials from America and the names/products are all different!!
Same issue in Australia
Awesome thank you ✌️❣️🤗
Thank you for this information. I am in the UK so wovenfuse or wovenfuse2 is not available here ( yet ) I have the biggest trouble with which interfacings to use unless it comes in a kit. This video has been so helpful, I still haven't made an NCW due to the interfacing questions.
Ann Buck for the NCW, I use decobond on the card slots and if you can’t get Peltex, you can double up on the DecoBond!
I have been making purses for myself for about 2 years now and and they're not too bad .. passable. But then I found all the awesome purse making tutorials out there and found all these products/tools that are available to make professional looking bags. 🤗 However there was some stuff that was unclear.. "interfacing" I had never heard of fussable fleece or decovil that the patterns were asking for. So understand that when I say "THANK YOU FOR THIS VIDEO" I am not exaggerating! I get it now, I now, know when to use it and the best technic to apply. Insert "Big happy face" here!
Super informative!
this is awesome 😍 thank you !
I like the purple lipstick & light.
Very informative. Thanks
ah the analogy of resin for interfacing! love it #IYKYK
I love your video, and want to check the Decovil-specific Video & WovenFuse-specific Video, I hope to know deeply.
Thank you so much!
Thank You very much for the very clear information. I'm still a little confused as I'm starting a project of sustainable bags made with natural fabrics and dyeing and I'm not quite sure of which interfacings are made of cotton or any natural product. Would you please help me to identify natural interfacings and their names?
Thank You very much!
Verónica from Argentina.
OMG YOU ARE AMAZING GIRL! this is what I need, thanks a million🤩
I'm subscribed into Don Kim channel and he does an amazing bags. He uses interfacing 2oz. And I'm getting so crazy trying to find it at Amazon and there's nothing to show. That's why I am here washing this Tutorial!
The instructions that come with Pellon SF101 say to use steam and a damp cloth to fuse.
I think you're fabulous! You remind me of the Alton Brown of all things sewing. :)
Dude! That's high praise! Thank you!
@@fiercekittenz I had the exact same thought! You rock!
I fuse my fleece from the right side of the fabric and don't have issues with wrinkles or shrinkage. But I do not press hard because it can leave iron plate marks.
This is a very helpful video. But what temperature do you recommend for a lightweight fusible on cotton canvas?
Hi, I’m a little late to the party here but I just started using vinyl in handbags. I have only found one how to video of attaching fusible interfacing to vinyl. Most of my vinyl is good quality and probably won’t need interfacing, but some of it that I want to use is pretty thin. The other day I tried to fuse fusible interfacing to vinyl and yup, I melted the vinyl. Would you please do a how to video on fusing fusible interfacing to vinyl. Thanks!!!!
Hello! And thank you for taking so much time to provide very useful information. You mentioned that you tend to use sew in interfacing and this brings a question to mind. I have routinely used fusible only because I thought it created a nice bond to the fabric, almost becoming one piece so to speak. So if you sew in the facing, although it is attached to the sides, I feel like it will pull away from the middle and not be as stable? If that makes sense? Your thoughts?
I should clarify - I use sew-in for some of the thicker things like stabilizer and foam. When I do that, I'll use a layer of woven interfacing THEN I will put another layer over to kind of "seal" them in to a pocket.
Thank you so much for this video! I am new to bag making. I love that you said bag can be jerks. My word is much more vulgar.
This is great. I made my first bag and it looked good. The problem was I didn’t understand the interfacing to use. I was watching a UA-cam video and it didn’t say which one. So, my bag crinkles and makes noise when you touch it. Lol
Thank you for your detail information..it helps me a lot as a beginner especially i love making bags and pouches. Now I want to try making clutch from burlap material. What is the best interfacing for burlap material. Thank u in advance 💓
She mentioned to just use fleece for the smaller bags. Burlap sounds interesting 🤔 you might want a contrasting fabric if you are adding a wristlet type band, just so you don’t irritate your skin. But this could be an artsy look 👍🏻
Thank you @@tammystiletto for helping to answer my question. I'm interested to try with burlap fabric when I saw from pinterest how they use for clutch and combine with other ribbon as decorations. The clutch looks stable but unfortunately I haven't seen how they make it. All of them are selling products mostly from Etsy.
Very helpful thank you.
How does ripping off the fleece help with the shrinkage?
It's already shrunk, so I just rip it off and put it back on and it glues down. It's not ideal. I think I honestly got a bad batch.
Thanks for sharing 👍 😊 . Pls can you show how you package your bags for delivery when you have an order?
OOOH yes, that's a good one!!!
Great! Thank you for the information!
I have watched like 10 vids on this. And I think yours has been the most comprehensive and detailed. Thank you. Would be good if you could add info on what the alternative brands are in other countries. I'm in UK and it is so confusing. When some one says sf101 what that is in UK stuff 😊
I wish I had all of that information. I don't know what the Pellon Shapeflex 101 alternative is overseas. In my patterns I just say "woven interfacing."
@fiercekittenz at least with the info you provided I can look through things I bout without really understanding to assess what I have and how I can use it.
Your videos are great and very informative. I have not had good luck with the Pellon decor bond. I can’t get it to adhere well to the fabric. Do you have any suggestions. Thanks
Yes, I honest to goodness didn't get the stuff to stick until I used a heat press. I think it's a pressure thing. The layer of glue is so thin, that I need to put my entire bodyweight into the iron to get it to stick. A heat press (like I have a Steamfast) will have that downward pressure built in.
Fierce Kittenz thank you
Best interfacing for clutch purse 12x12? New subbie!
Hi there! I’m getting prepared to make the Clematis wristlet and wanting to use your instruction to the T. Can you please tell me where you purchase Wonder Fuse 1 from? I only see that specific brand available at one store. Thank you!
am learning crochet and i love the look of crochet bags do u need interfacing on the lining for a crochet bag?