Oh thank you! So happy to hear you picked up some tips! I've sewn for 20 years and still so much more to learn 😊

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Gracias 🙏 Thank you for watching!

Thank you! the transparent ruler is from the brand Omnigrid. They have lots of different sizes but this one is 10 x 45 centimeters (about 4 x 17,5 inch )

What a wonderful way to use your sewing skills. ❤️ Thank you for the kind words!

Thank you for the kind words ☺️❤️

Awesome! So happy you liked it, and are customizing the little cover to your liking!

Thank you 🙏🏻

Thank you! ❤️ and what a beautiful place you are from! ☀️

Haha love a good sewing pun 💜 thank you!

Thanks for watching ❤️

Thank you for the lovely feedback! I’m nit fast but will definitely make more bag videos ❤️

@@CharlotteKanStudio Perfect! 🌸🌸❤️

That sounds like a fun project! glad to hear the video was helpful 😊

I’m using the standard zipper foot that comes with all Pfaff sewing machines so it probably won’t work for you unless you have a Pfaff too. Maybe there are similar ones for other brands too, but I’ve exclusively sewn on Pfaff so I’m not sure. Maybe ask a local sewing machine dealer?

Always nice to have anew technique to try! Glad you like it.

It turned out allright actually! I haven't encountered any moth damage so far in the wool that I have knitted up and I'm slowly chipping away knitting up my stash. The moth trap wasn't a good idea since I have my windows open a lot, which attracted lots of outside moths to the trap.

@@CharlotteKanStudio so what would you, in the long run, estimate is the easiest and effective way to clean/sanitize? The stream method?

Yes steaming everything was the right call. It takes time but you can easily do it in batches. After the steaming transferring everything to plastic tubs was another good call. I did the same for all my knits and wool clothing. It feels a lot beter now everything secure in the plastic tubs for the summer. They are a bit of an investment so I wait for deals to buy them to save some money and spread out the cost.

Thank you 🤩

So glad you liked the video and method! Thanks for the lovely comment ☺️

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📍 📍 the pins worked perfectly on the tiny sweater 😊

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Thank you!

They are the "Leaf Momiji Head Pins by Tulip". The price is a bit extravagant for pins though, but they are so pretty! They are on the delicate side so if already bent one, however I'm not too precious with my tools.

There are no pdf instructions, just the video.

You are so welcome! How sweet of you to sew one for your grandmother <3

So happy you liked the tutorial :) Thank you for your support and kind words!

Thanks for watching! So happy you enjoyed the video and the music!

Thank you! So glad it was helpful :-)

I'm thrilled to hear that the tutorial was helpful for you! Thank you for your kind words and support. Hope you have fun sewing all the , I'm sure they'll be well-received gifts

​@@CharlotteKanStudio Again, thank you. 🥰

Thank you for the lovely feedback ❤️

Thanks so much 😊 Glad you like it!

Thanks, will do!

Thank you! So sweet to make them for your grandchildren 💜

Tank you! Great idea! But yes with some padding or a thicker fabric for safety :)

Thank you! ☺️

I don't have a video but if you look for the company, they have videos explaining the process

I use SolarFast paint, it's made by Jacquard. You use a paintbrush to paint it onto the fabric and add plant material or a photonegative film. I put glass on top so the negative or leaves stay put and then you expose it to the sunlight or an UV light (like the face solarium). This clip is just after the sun exposure. After the exposure you need to wash to remove the leftover paint and then the result is permanent. I find the SolarFast is hard to come by outside the US, I'm in the EU. The result is similar to cyanotype, so if you can't find SolarFast look for cyanotype paint.

Wonderful! Are you even sewing if something isn’t a little wonky? 🤭 so glad to hear the video was helpful.

Most welcome 😊!

That is awesome! Isn't getting started the hardest part? The red cherries fabric sounds very cute! I hope you have lots of sewing fun ahead and feel free to ask away in the comments I'm happy to help. Also if you have an idea for a video...let me know I'm always looking for new ideas to make tutorials about!

Great to hear that :) That is exactly how my brain works too haha!

Thank you! 😊

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Thank you for stopping by 😊

Thank you for your kind words! The line version is probably where I meant lined version, which you could easily do with some customizations. Or you could use this bag as a basis: kzfaq.info/get/bejne/ed-fq7hy1tKafpc.html You can probably find the eyes at a big craft store and definetly online. I've added a few options to my Amazon list under notions even if you don't use Amazon you can use the description to find them elsewhere. www.amazon.com/shop/charlotte_kan. The fabric I used is a plain woven quilting cotton. The purple was quite lightweight I think i'd prefer anything from 150gsm to 200 gsm. The shop where I bought the orange fabric said it was poplin, but I always associate that with a finer weave. I'm sure your grandkids will love the goofy bags!

@@CharlotteKanStudio Thank you!

You are correct! It should be 21cm not 19cm 😱 I can't believe I missed that and I'm glad so you caught it! Sorry for the confusion 😅 Sadly I can't fix it it in the video without re-uploading, but I'll add it in the description.

That's awesome to hear! Trying new techniques can really elevate your creations.

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