When I watch you I feel like I have a friend in my home! You are entertaining and knowledgeable in all you do, thank you Tim💕

Thank you for introducing me to this fabric. I am going to use it to make primitive camping "bear bags," as my son calls them. He is currently using my kayak dry bags. He hoists food high (tree branches)away from raccoons and bear in the Allegheny Forest, PA. This fabric is perfect: lightweight & protects.

I love “designing” useful things for my house as much as making clothes, gifts and bags. It takes some figuring and some visual- spatial skills, and is very rewarding.

I love watching your Crafty Shows from across the pond in England. Thank you for sharing all your wonderful ideas, you brighten my days so much. ❤

Simple and functional. You're a good teacher.

Reminds me of a cover I made for my brother-in-law to cover a two burner outdoor table top stove. The hardest part was he wanted elastic around the bottom. That was a bear, but accomplished it. I remember I had to add fray block as the material was fraying some. The material was some type of outdoor fabric and a drab green color.

I enjoyed this tutorial! Thank you for sharing your process with us!

I love your channel! Learning so much, your ideas are so great! Thanx‼️

That's a cute cover for your outdoor tv. It's also good if you have a tv in a spare room that doesn't get used very often, or a holiday home that's empty for 3 or 4 months over the winter. It will help keep the dust and small bugs off of the telly or computer screens and the covers can just be plopped into the washing machine to freshen them up ready for the next time they are needed. Thanks for sharing your time with us again 💐

Good morning from Sebastian FL!

Fabulous deck and water view. I am on the Intercoastal Waterway. I wish I had a deck as large and awesome as yours. Thank you for the tutorial.

Good morning from Lehigh Acres Florida

Good job. It came out nice.

Good morning from Brenda Taylor in Limestone TN

Tim - My mind went in a different direction. I would not have box pleated the back. I would have cut the front and back fabrics the same width and boxed the corners, accommodating all the overall depth. I would have put a casing in the bottom, rather than a hem, and run cording through with a cord lock. I know with our Ohio winds, I would find it down the road.😊

Hi, Timothy. I recently found your channel and I LOVE it! What is the name/type of material that you used in this video? I was given ends of upholstery material and want to make some bags that are waterproof on the inside. I would love any help. Thank you! Michelle