Make a Zippered Pouch from a June Tailor Mug Mat Kit!
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- Опубліковано 10 вер 2024
- This June Tailor Mug Mat kit makes 3 mug mats - I made a mug mat from one, but used the other two to make a cute zippered pouch! So simple to make as a gift or for yourself!
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Thank you for this video. I am just beginning to sew and learning to quilt. You made the box corners make sense. I appreciate the extra information as to when to do the corners. Subscribed. Lots of love from the Pacific Northwest 🧡
I love this! I can only use so many mug rugs, but I always need a zipped pouch.
Right?? And a cute zippered pouch is always welcome! ❤️
I would love to see a video of you doing the mug rug ❤️
OH MY! I LOVE IT! Its adorable.
Thanks! I love how it turned out! ❤️
I’ve never made any kind of bag, etc. before and using the June Tailor Mug Mat kit looks like a fun way to start. I’m an Accuquilt Addict (AA!!!) so am very comfortable with using their machines and dies, but I’m still on the fence with this die - I’m considering getting your template and making a few bags first to see if it all works for me before I purchase the die. These bags would be so cute as Christmas gifts for a couple friends plus making a few for our guild’s participation in a Craft Fair next November. Thank you for your nice slow and concise instructions - such a cute bag!!😁😁😁
I also love accuquilt! And you can make this bag with the template instead of the die if you prefer. ❤️
What a great idea!
Thanks! This might be my new favorite bag! ❤️
Thank you❤
My pleasure!! ❤️
The last pattern I made boxed the corners after you sewed the sides! This looks easier!
Yes, I've seen it done that way as well... this feels more accurate to me, though. ❤️
Way more accurate! Can’t wait to try it!
@SaraMc-ez2mv ❤️❤️❤️
It sure does look so much easier, especially with the bulk!! I’m I. The bag learning stage of my life😁😁😁
Welcome to bsg making. You'll never want to leave. 🥰
Great tutorial! While I have done this technique before; your video reinforces the steps to make the bag in proper order. Thank you😊.
Oh! Now I'm interested in making three bags, but sewing the Boxed corners at a different step in the process... hmmm... need to find time to do that! ❤️
@@CarolinaMoore Can't wait to see this in a tutorial! I have learned so much from you😍
Adding it to the list! Have a big launch next week, so it probably won't be for at least a month! ❤️
Cute, but would be so much easier to just cut the box corners with a ruler than an acquilt.
For some people, maybe. But the accuquilt is a fabulous tool for people who are at risk of cutting themselves with a rotary cutter (such as younger children - I needed stitches when I was a child because of a rotary cutter accident). It is also great for someone who doesn't have the hand strength to hold a rotary cutter and ruler, or for someone who has shaking hands and can't hold their tools still enough to cut accurately.
Different tools means that there is a tool that suits everyone. ❤️
Do we spray starch or a washing machine starch? Haven't done this and my mug rugs get off track. Thx
I spray starch. Have never heard of a washing machine starch? I'm curious... how does that work? ❤️
@@CarolinaMoore come from a military family and I remember something they put in the wash to make uniforms nice after ironing. Sta-flo is sold today's market, I don't know if it is as good as the ol-days.
@creativelychristen9955 interesting! I'm not familiar? But I was also born overseas, and while I grew up mostly in the US, my family leans towards European conventions rather than US. Maybe I'll ask my Mother in Law. She's my go-to for US conventions and traditions. ❤️
@@creativelychristen9955Sta-Flo is still available (saw it in Walmart) and several quilters I know do a 50/50 with liquid starch and water. Then put it in a good spray bottle (love these new ones that do a mist!!!). My quilt guild keeps both a regular spray starch and the 50/50 with liquid starch available for members to use whichever one they are more comfortable with. I personally prefer the pre,axe kind thst comes in a spray can. Just starch your fabric before cutting your pieces!!
@sandybruce9092 great tips, thanks! ❤️