I recommend ironing the seams apart before turning it. I found it’s easier to roll and press the seams.

Simply amazing 🥰

I just made one for myself. I used 2 placemats. Worked out awesome.

Very pretty walker bag. So easy to do. Just not sure myymachine will go through all the fabric layers. Looking forward to making one for a friend. Thanks for the tutorial.

Thank you so much for these easy instructions. I'm making one for myself and others to donate to my neighborhood Nursing Home.

Just a heads up use velcro with out the adhesive. Oh gosh my sewing machine had a heck of a time. My needle was sticky. My gosh!

Thank you very much. This was perfect, I made one for a dear friend and this is exactly the guidance and details I needed.

I think you may be going a little too slow, if you go a little faster it won’t blob up up as much

Thank you from Sydney Australia…

I want to preserve my mom's 1960'ish Better Homes & Gardens Cookbook. The cover is a heavy cardboard 3 ring binder and is still in very good condition but the pages are very thin and seem to be disintegrating quickly. They are a strange size and so far I've not found any sheet protectors near their size. Do you any other ideas for me? The books' pages are something like 6⅜" x 9 ⅜".

I make these bags n use to put over rail of hospital bed. Tie on n keep phone remote tissues etc This r great to give to nursing homes. Only about 32” long with no top pocket. Put a loop out of side seam to tie the phone charging card onto. Great for hospital beds n walkers.

I will try to add some type of gel meduim on the ring paper reinforcements so they can stick to the paper.

What gets rid of the stickiness of the tape on the hole puncher?

I’ve made lots of these for my mom’s assisted living facility. The residents love them! One resident sews but doesn’t have a computer. Are there written instructions I can give her? Thanks so much for the great video!

I made one for my husband with 2 pcs of material 15 x 36 in blue. He loves it because no girly bow ties. When he goes to physical therapy he has room for a water bottle, cell phone, exercise instructions, and room for more.

This is a great pattern and tutorial! Making these again! Many thanks!

Thank you!!

Thank you so much. I’m making this for my Dad. And one to give away. Bless you❤️

I made a walker bag based on your instructions about two years ago. About to make two more now. The first one is worn out, so we're making two this time, so one can be in the wash while the other is on the walker. Thank you for making this video!!

fast and smart - no unnecessary chit chat. love it.

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Thank you so much! I made one for my Walker and it turned out Fabulous!

I put batting in the middle to make them more durable

Thank you so, so much! I loved It!

Great video, thanks so much.

Let me add my thanks for your video. I'm planning to make some of these for our church ministry. We have a team of folks who make hospital and nursing/rest home visits. Plan to include a Bible word search magazine, pack of tissues, pen and perhaps other items as available.

A cheap quick idea I learned today was that you staple the page to another similar paper that still has holes (or a stronger paper with holes) and put it in like that. Not the most attractive method, but a quick and dirty fix.

that's awesome! I want to make a walker bag for my grandma and this is such a doable pattern for a newbie sewer like myself! Thank you for sharing, you gave me a way easier pattern than I was thinking I'd have to do haha

Thanks a Lot ! U hv made it so easy to learn. I will surely make 1 for my mom . She is 83 yrs. I think it will help her Very much !. Keep Posting.

Sorry, I'm ocd. :(

I just found that self-adhesive protector sheets work. I cut one in 1/2 inch strips, put the strips from just above the top hole to just below the bottom hold , then used hole puncher. Then on the back side I just put a small piece of clear tape & hole-punched again. Seems to work great. Did not have to buy anything. But I did see that Amazon sells a book reinforcing tape that libraries use, but more expensive.

Just so awesome!!

Thanks for a great pattern. I like your version quite a bit. I wasn't happy with other version using ribbon ties on the sides because walkers come in so many different sizes. I'm planning on making this for my grandma and I think she'll really appreciate it.

Walker bags need ties on the lower corners to keep them from swinging if the walker is the type that must be picked up and set down for each step. Otherwise, the bag swings and can throw the person off-balance.

This is the best one I've seen so far , the velcro is much better i think than ties. Tfs 👍👍👍

The last idea saved from my book getting ripped off due to over use!! Live long and prosper

I have wanted to make something like this for a friend for quite a while. Finally, something that is simple to make, yet that is far better than anything I've seen to buy online. Thank you for sharing this with us!!!

Very helpful video, thank you!

Very creative solutions, thank you.

omg this is exactly what I have been looking for! thank you!

Washi tape is much easier to use. Great vid, thnx ❤ iso alcohol will degum the punch

Thank you so much!!

Thanks for the awesome video. My husbands aunt is 96 years old and has just started using a walker and keeps her phone on the seat as she moves from room to room and it falls on the floor all the time so this should help her. I struggle every year with what to get her for her birthday....off to the fabric store!

Very simple to make. Thank you.

Great video, very easy to follow. Thanks for taking the time to record and post it on KZbin. It looks like a simple project to get my mother a bag she can use to transport things throughout the house (she doesn't actually go outside with her walkers...she has one upstairs and one downstairs to travel short distances; if she goes outside she needs a wheelchair.I think I'll also look for a video to make a bag she can affix to the side arm of her wheelchair for when she's out at one of her son's houses).

Thank you so much for this tutorial! I made 20 bags and donated them to a senior living home and the residents were absolutely delighted! I will be making more to donate to local senior homes. Love the Velcro closures, rather than ribbon,as the Velcro is so easy for the seniors to use. God bless you!!

I made one for my mom and it was a godsend. I made smaller pockets on one side for her cell phone and tissue and left the other side larger to carry her tablet or laundry to the shower. Thank you for sharing this its easy and fun to do!

This is great!! Just what I was looking for ! Thank You!!

Will this fit most walkers?

I call these saddle bags, you did a great job with this video, We are making thousands of walker bags for the disabled vets. This is quick for the walkers. We use a similar one for the wheelchair, we do a large square put straps inside before we turn it and add pockets to only one side.