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Sewing Tutorial - How to Make a Square Bottom Bag - WhatTheCraft.com
updated
If you've used any of my square-bottom bag tutorials, the process for making this bag will be very familiar. It's just bigger and shallower!
As usual, a text/photo version of this tutorial is available on my site: whatthecraft.com/how-to-sew-an-insulated-pet-bed
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"Dill Pickles" by Heftone Banjo Orchestra is licensed under a Attribution-ShareAlike License.
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This is another great beginner sewing project. It's really only slightly more complicated than the pillow. Instead of hand sewing, this time we'll be inserting a zipper for easy removal and washing.
For a text/photo version of this tutorial, please visit my website: whatthecraft.com/how-to-make-a-zippered-pillow-case-sewing-tutorial
The ladder stitch tutorial I mention toward the end of the video is here: youtu.be/PzPflEEXwU8
For a photo/text version of this tutorial, please visit my site: whatthecraft.com/how-to-make-a-throw-pillow-a-great-project-for-beginners
Music credit:
"CUTE AS HELL"
Royalty free Music by Giorgio Di Campo for @FreeSound Music
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Get my free circle skirt template here: whatthecraft.com/free-patterns/free-templates
This project can be easily modified for different candle sizes or styles -- it doesn't have to be used as a menorah.
I've left my village white, but you can paint yours if you want more detail!
Before you start, make sure to download your free template here: whatthecraft.com/free-patterns/free-templates
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Lachaim by Kevin MacLeod is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 license. creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0
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Accordion by Andrew Huang
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Klezmore by Giorgio Di Campo for FreeSound Music
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Russian Dance by Joey Pecoraro
In this video, I'll share:
-the best brands of polymer clay
-the best tools for shaping and sculpting
-how to properly store your clay
-how to make conditioning my hand easier
-how to use foil and wire to make basic armatures
-how to bake your clay properly for the strongest final product
-the best sealer/topcoat for polymer clay
Do you have a tip of your own? Share it in the comments!
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youtube.com/freesoundmusic
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Today's project is this bewitching bat skirt. I love how the layers of tulle give the impression of the bats fluttering in midair.
And this skirt style can go way beyond Halloween! You could do a red skirt with little hearts all over it. Or a white skirt with snowflakes. Flowers. Smiley faces. You know what I always say. Get wacky!
But that's enough chitchat. Let's get it on!
Don't forget to grab the free templates featured in this tutorial at http://WhatTheCraft.com/free-patterns
To get started, head to www.WhatTheCraft.com/free-patterns to download your free Ribcage Template.
I'm using bleach with my stencil, but you can use fabric paint if you'd prefer a different effect. (And of course you can use bleach with ANY stencil if you want to print something other than a ribcage.)
If you don't have jewelry-making tools, just grab a long ball chain necklace and you're good to go. But if you do want to make the necklace portion from scratch, don't miss my handy jump ring tip!
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I think I've solved the mystery!
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It’s a cheeseburger pincushion!
Who knew felt could look so tasty?
Before you get started, make sure you download the free pattern from my website: http://WhatTheCraft.com/free-patterns
This pincushion is a quick project, and can be worn on your wrist or used as a freestanding, tabletop pincushion.
For a photo/text version of this tutorial, please visit: whatthecraft.com/how-to-make-a-cheeseburger-pincushion-diy-craft-tutorial
You can use it to stitch up the open gusset from one of my bag tutorials. You can use it to sew the gap closed after stuffing a pillow. You can even use it to fix up your kid's favorite stuffed animals that's starting to fall apart at the seams.
The ladder stitch is also called the "invisible stitch" and the "slip stitch."
So grab a needle and thread and let's get sewing!
As usual, a full text/photo version of this tutorial is available on my website: whatthecraft.com/how-to-sew-the-ladder-stitch-hand-sewing-tutorial
Two important notes before we get started...
1. Make sure you grab the free bag pattern here:
whatthecraft.com/free-patterns/free-templates
2. If you are adding leather/faux leather details, check out the tips I’ve posted here if you’ve never worked with this type of material before:
whatthecraft.com/tips-for-sewing-with-leather-faux-leather-and-vinyl-diy-craft-tutorial
For a text/photo version of this tutorial, go here:
whatthecraft.com/how-to-make-a-slouchy-hobo-bag-sewing-tutorial-with-free-pattern
In this video, I share 10 tips for working with leather and vinyl. Do you have a tip of your own? Share it in the comments!
A text/photo version of this tutorial is available here:
whatthecraft.com/tips-for-sewing-with-leather-faux-leather-and-vinyl-diy-craft-tutorial
If you've ever made a friendship bracelet before, then this will be easy peasy. If not, it'll still be easy peasy, as long as tying a knot is something you consider easy peasy.
A text/photo version of this tutorial is available here: http://whatthecraft.com/how-to-add-a-tangle-free-wrap-to-your-headphone-cord-diy-tutorial
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You'll notice I have a distinct Halloween theme going on here. Of course, you can choose whatever fabrics you want. I think it'd be fun to do a Christmas themed blanket. Maybe even make a bunch of them and give them out as gifts for the holidays. Because who doesn't want more blankets?
Or skip the holiday theme and just pick a pretty quilting cotton that matches your decor.
If you're not familiar with minky, it's a super soft fabric that's almost like a blend between short pile fur and fleece. It's very common in baby blankets -- which, by the way, is another great use for this blanket. Baby showers!
You can easily switch out the minky for fleece or chenille or sherpa fabric. Anything soft and thick should work as a backing that will make this a nice warm throw blanket.
Follow along with a photo/text version of this tutorial here:
http://whatthecraft.com/how-to-sew-a-patchwork-minky-blanket
If you want to download the WhatTheCraft circle skirt template to use for tracing rounded corners, go here:
whatthecraft.com/free-patterns/free-circle-skirt-template-printable-pdf-pattern
Because I know people will ask, the answer is: YES. I really must *insist* that you use a spandex/lycra fabric. Other knit/stretch fabrics lose some of their elasticity after wearing, and that will lead to Droopy Phone Pouch Syndrome. You don't want a droopy phone pouch, believe me.
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It's a scarf, and it goes on and on and on to infinity and beyond! Try out different sizes (little scarf, big scarf, fat scarf, skinny scarf!) or different fabrics (knit! chiffon! fleece!). There are no wrong answers here. Dare I say it? GET WACKY.
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You can use real or fake branches. If you use real branches, just remember to top up the water in the vase every few days.
Add some lights and some shiny balls, and you're in business.
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1 amaryllis bulb ... $10-15
1 bag of potting mix ... $4
terra cotta pot with saucer ... $3
craft paint ... $1
TOTAL ... $18-23
Big honkin' pretty flowers that bloom for weeks when it's all gross and wintery outside ... PRICELESS
(P.S. I always get my bulbs from easytogrowbulbs.com.)
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As usual, you can adapt this bag to fit your needs - make it bigger smaller, longer or shorter strap, more pockets, less pockets.... You know what I say: get wacky.
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Learn how to thread a serger the "cheater" way!
Discover the secret to hiding your thread tails!
Unlock countless mysteries of the sewing universe!
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Disclosure: I received a Dreamstitcher 787 from Reliable for review purposes. The opinions expressed in this video are my own.
$40 for 1/2 a pound of beans + $20 for 1/2 gallon of vodka = $60 for a whole HALF GALLON of vanilla extract!
To put that in perspective, it would cost $160 to buy that much single strength vanilla from my favorite spice shop.
The cost per 4 oz bottle (the size shown at the end of the video) is $4.75, including the cost of the bottle itself. (My favorite supplier's 4 oz bottle costs $13!)
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What's the difference between Tahitian and Madagascar Bourbon beans?
Madagascar is mostly likely what you're used to if you buy your extract from the store. Tahitian is "fruitier" and lighter. I love both, and I think it's fun to give both as gifts so people can compare the two.
Can I use something other than vodka?
You can use rum, whiskey, bourbon, but it won't be "pure" vanilla. There will be other flavors at play. That could be a good thing. Feel free to experiment! Why not?
Should I just throw away the bean bits when the extract is finished "extracting?"
NO WAY, JOSE! Spread them out on a cookie sheet and let them air dry a bit. Then mix a handful into a jar of sugar for vanilla sugar!
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INGREDIENT SOURCES
Vanilla Beans: http://www.vanillaproductsusa.com
Amber Dropper Bottles: http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B000B9W2GU/ref=as_li_tl?ie=UTF8&camp=1789&creative=390957&creativeASIN=B000B9W2GU&linkCode=as2&tag=whatthecraft-20&linkId=UJU7VNBMLTKKIFWW
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Even though you don't get quite the same fun of scooping out the gooey guts of a real pumpkin, you can keep your artificial jackolantern for pretty much ever.
I don't think they make the exact rotary tool I'm using, but this one is similar: http://www.amazon.com/Craftsman-Flexible-Attachment-Accessories-Storage/dp/B00W4AMA7U
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Ever since I posted my original bag tutorial, people have been asking how to make one that zips. It only took me 5 years to finally show you how!
But one zipper isn't enough! I also show how to add zipper pockets to the interior/exterior of the bag.
CORRECTIONS:
- 0:50 - "...you won't see the lining." Sorry, I misspoke. You WILL see the top trim lining on the finished bag.
- 1:36 - D-ring Loop Strap measurement should be 18" x 4". (I mistakenly wrote 18" x 2".) I also neglected to note that the D-rings I'm using are 1" wide.
NOTES/ADDITIONAL INFO:
- If you are *not* adding the option D-ring detail, you may want to add about 6" to the strap length. That would mean that your four strap pieces should measure 26" x 2" instead of 20" x 2".
- Feel free to add a layer of interfacing if you want more structure to your bag or are using a very lightweight fabric. I used a layer of fusible light-to-medium weight interfacing on the main exterior bag pieces.
- If you've never made this style of bag before, you might want to check out the original tutorial first: youtu.be/1hy_fieVhu0?list=PL805D59A562139423
- If you're interested in making a bag in a different size, I recommend making a paper template first- that way you can fold the gusset and get an idea of the size of the bag (and make adjustments) before you start cutting and sewing.
- If you do change the dimensions, remember to get an appropriately sized zipper (at least as long as the width of the bag). If you're adding interior pockets, they should fit in the "non-gusseted" area of the bag when folded.
- A text/photo version of this tutorial is available here: http://whatthecraft.com/how-to-make-a-bag-with-a-zipper-sewing-tutorial
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This tutorial works best if you have a serger, but it can be done without one, your results will just be slightly different.
You'll need at least 1/3 yard of fabric (58-60" wide) for one scarf. It's always a good idea to buy a little extra, so I'd buy 1/2 a yard to be safe.
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This version features a different waistband style from my original circle skirt tutorial. The elastic waistband shown in this tutorial is more suitable for wearing at your natural waist and/or for people with a large waist-to-hip ratio.
You can use any type of fabric for this tutorial, woven or knit. My example skirt has two layers, but you can do a single layer if you prefer!
I'll show you how to determine how much fabric you need and what to do if your fabric isn't wide enough to cut the skirt in one seamless piece.
I'll also show how to do the math the old fashioned way, but if you want you can skip that part and download my FREE circle skirt template here: whatthecraft.com/free-patterns/free-templates
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You'll need to download my free circle skirt template to make the hat: http://whatthecraft.com/free-patterns/free-circle-skirt-template-printable-pdf-pattern
I used a glitter craft foam for my hat, but you can also use felt or even paper!
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For this tutorial, I recommend using a woven, non-stretch fabric.
To go at your own pace, I have a photo/text version of the tutorial here: http://whatthecraft.com/how-to-make-a-zipper-pouch-diy-sewing-tutorial
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Download the FREE apron pattern here: whatthecraft.com/free-patterns/free-templates
I also have a pattern for free vintage style pockets here: whatthecraft.com/free-patterns/free-templates
I have a text/photo version of the tutorial here: http://whatthecraft.com/how-to-make-a-half-apron-diy-fashion-tutorial
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A super quick project for turning a t-shirt from crummy to kick-ass! Works best with a t-shirt that's a little big (or really big) on you.
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This would be a perfect tutorial to start with if you're new to sewing. And it requires less than 1/4 yard of fabric, so it's a great way to use up scraps!
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You can choose any theme you'd like. The only rule is to go crazy with the embellishments... or you can keep it subtle. Subtlety isn't my strong suit, generally. :D
The hat blanks and most of the embellishments I'm using are from: http://www.sunshineshoppesupply.com
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This allows you to skip the geometry and math part that most people dread. If you want to know all about the math stuff, I have a tutorial for that here: http://whatthecraft.com/circle-skirt-tutorial-new-and-improved
I'll show you how to determine how much fabric you need, what to do if your fabric isn't wide enough to cut the skirt in one seamless piece, and the secret for hemming (or skipping that part if you want to cheat!).
Re: Fabric Questions
This tutorial is most suitable for knit and stretch fabrics. Not sure what that means? See my post here: http://whatthecraft.com/what-is-the-difference-between-knit-fabrics-and-woven-fabrics
If you'd like to make a circle skirt with non-stretch fabric, you will have better results using the waistband method shown in this video: youtube.com/watch?v=J2Npv0GXG6M
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And while it will probably take you a few hours to make, the materials are very inexpensive. If you're on a budget, this is the skirt for you!
Here was the cost of my skirt:
$3.50 - 3 yards of tulle*
$10.00 - 1 yard underlayer fabric*
$1.50 - 1 yard elastic*
$15 - total
*Please note that the amount of each material required depends on your sizing. Use the directions at the beginning of the video to determine the amount of each material that you need to make the skirt in YOUR SIZE.
If you want a poofier skirt, you can use more tulle. Instead of calculating 3 times your waist size, you can do 4 times, 5 times, 7 times, 10 times.... You can get pretty crazy with the amount of tulle.
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You can use this method to add a ruffle, gather a puff sleeve, etc.
I'm using a 2 to 1 ratio of gathering for this video, which means I'm gathering 20" of fabric down to 10". The higher the ratio, the more "poof" your gathers will have. 2 to 1 or 3 to 1 is pretty standard, but for super full skirts, you could very well see 4 to 1 or 5 to 1 ratios and beyond.
At the end of all of this gathering and ruffling hullabaloo, I have a really awesome tutorial for a skirt that will put your new gathering techniques to good use, so make sure you check back!
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You can use this method to add a ruffle, gather a puff sleeve, etc.
I'm using a 2 to 1 ratio of gathering for this video, which means I'm gathering 20" of fabric down to 10". The higher the ratio, the more "poof" your gathers will have. 2 to 1 or 3 to 1 is pretty standard, but for super full skirts, you could very well see 4 to 1 or 5 to 1 ratios and beyond.
At the end of all of this gathering and ruffling hullabaloo, I have a really awesome tutorial for a skirt that will put your new gathering techniques to good use, so make sure you check back!
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(I swear the coordination between my shirt and the fabric I'm using was an accident.)
I'm using a 2 to 1 ratio of gathering for this video, which means I'm gathering 20" of fabric down to 10". The higher the ratio, the more "poof" your gathers will have. 2 to 1 or 3 to 1 is pretty standard, but for super full skirts, you could very well see 4 to 1 or 5 to 1 ratios and beyond.
In the next video, I'll show you how to gather with your sewing machine.
At the end of all of this gathering and ruffling hullabaloo, I have a really awesome tutorial for a skirt that will put your new gathering techniques to good use, so stay tuned!
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Once you learn the basic process, you can use your imagination to make layered bows in different fabrics or add embellishments like sequins or beads to really make your new accessories stand out.
Tip: For larger bows, you might find that reinforcing the fabric with fusible interfacing helps the bow keep its shape.
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This is another original song from our EP "To The Extreme". Just in time for Valentine's Day bitches. Go buy your lady-friend our EP: http://extremeunicorns.bandcamp.com
People often make the mistake of thinking they can't work with knits if they don't have an overlock machine, but knit fabrics existed a long time before sergers were commonly available as home machines, so don't be afraid to try it out. With a little practice, it's no harder than sewing with woven fabrics.
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This was originally a Motown song that has been covered by many artists, most famously by Linda Ronstadt in 1975. Sixth or seventh most famously? The Extreme Unicorns, just now.
This is our 4th video of 2013, and we're putting up a new song/video every Tuesday.
4/52!
We've got a lot of spots to fill for the year, so if you have a cover song you think we should do, we're taking suggestions on Facebook: http://www.facebook.com/extremeunicorns
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This is our cover of the 1979 Hank Williams Jr. song "Family Tradition".
We're putting up a new song/video every Tuesday.
3/52!
We've got another 50 or so spots to fill for the year, so if you have a cover song you think we should do, we're taking suggestions on Facebook: http://www.facebook.com/extremeunicorns
People often make the mistake of thinking they can't work with knits if they don't have an overlock machine, but knit fabrics existed a long time before sergers were commonly available as home machines, so don't be afraid to try it out. With a little practice, it's no harder than sewing with woven fabrics.
Stitch settings: Unfortunately, there's no universal setting for stitch length and width, so my settings would almost certainly mean nothing to you and your machine. I personally prefer a medium zig zag (5 out of 5 on my machine, it doesn't go as wide as newer machines) with a medium/normal length (3 out of 5).
Some people prefer a teeny tiny zig zag. Others prefer a really long, but not wide zig zag. It's mostly about preference, though certain fabrics may benefit with different settings.
I'd test some different options on a scrap of whatever you'll be sewing. Sew parallel and perpendicular to the stretch and then test how the stitches perform when you stretch the fabric with your hands.
General rule of thumb to consider: the wider the zig zag, the more stretch you get out of it.
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This is our second video of 2013, and we're putting up a new song/video every Tuesday.
2/52!
This is our cover of the Del Shannon song "Keep Searchin' (Follow the Sun)". Del's from a little place called Battle Creek, Michigan. Home of delicious cereals and a lot of crime.
We've got another 50 or so spots to fill for the year, so if you have a cover song you think we should do, we're taking suggestions on Facebook: http://www.facebook.com/extremeunicorns
Sometimes you can just sew up the side seams to make a larger shirt fit, but that won't always work because of the sleeve seam. This tutorial will show how to take off, resize, and re-attach the giant man-sleeves so you can completely revamp it into a girly fit shirt.
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This is our first video of 2013, and we're putting up a new song/video every Tuesday.
You guys have been asking for more originals. It doesn't get more original than this. This is like Original Recipe and Extra Tasty Crispy rolled into one.
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Christmas is here. Let's party.
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This is our cover of "Maneater", the masterpiece composed by modern day geniuses Daryl Hall & John Oates.
Leave us a comment. Send us some hate mail.
Requests for future covers are welcome.
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