How to make a designer handbag/ sewing your handbag 2
Aug 14, 2010 Author: | Filed under: How to Make a HandbagThe completion of the first set of tutorials. Visit us howtomakeadesignerhandbag.com
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25 Responses for "How to make a designer handbag/ sewing your handbag 2"
what glue did you use I tried rubber cement and it was a cluey mess, your wife mentioned spray glue??
@anniecatable Gussets allow the bag to expand.
Please stand so we can see, and what is a gusset Please keep what your doing in the screen. You guys are great and I am learning a great deal.
God bless
Thank you so much. I just finished mine and it turned out great. I volunteer at a thrift store and when we get bags in that are beyond repair, I save the handles and all the hardware. I was able to repurpose many items on this bag. Thank you again
@manigaultgentile Ah yes. Practice makes perfect. Thanks.
@SasukeVamp
It depends on what type of machine you have some machines you can buy a guide that will keep the material sewing straight. That’s what some factory use.
Try using your finger as a guide, simple find where you want the stitch to go. Take your finger and butt the fabric or material against your finger. Guide the material against your finger, never move it and sew.
Other then that practice and getting to know your machine.
^.^ Yes! Thanks so much! I’ll be trying to make this bag out of juice pouches so, One question: You have any tips on sewing in a straight line? Try as I might, the line always comes out looking like a snake. >__<
@manigaultgentile Thanks. I already figured it out and used it. I bought some Pellon Decor bond. Thanks for the information…
@breezy47luv That’s what I’m here for to learn.
@cynthwarr7 No, a stay is like a guide, It means”stay here” I want this fabric to stay here. You apply rubber cement which is different then paper cement. If you are using rubber cement it will not blend through fabric in most cases. Stays are made from paper or stabilizer. Once you understand how they are used. In most case you will used them to turn the material over for a clean edge or finish.
@sillygirl329 Not yet!
damn you freakin good at that stuff….omgoshh in going to school to be a fashion designer you should show me some skills….please
Great videos “very interesting”
1.When using “stay” Is that a certain kind of paper or is that a term used that just stabalizes the fabric?
2. Also when gluing the “stay” to the fabric , are you using the rubber cement for that part or a craft glue or something other than the rubber cement used on the outer edges?
You have a great talent!!! Are you on TV???? I am Suscribing!!! Wonderful Job!
Excellent video!
@o0softcake0o
Thanks!
Wow!
If I could be talented like you I’d have any handbag i want.
Thanks for the video, this is amazing!
wow that is really nice i would love to make one of those
You rock it…
Thank you
wow this is amazing your very talented! well done
Just some medium weight Zebra print polyester fabric. I backed it ti give it more body!
Thanks!
That’s cool let me know how it turns out!
what kind of fabric did you use your fabric is similar to what i want to use but cant figure out what its called
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