Bag Making Techniques: 3 Methods for Creating Open Ended Zipper Closures!

[@Vicapr]

I’m so glad I found your channel

[@SallieTomato]

We are too, we also have a Sallie Tomato Patterns and Hardware Group on Facebook you may like

[@lindareda5071]

That third method is terrific!! I’ve never seen that before!!

[@SallieTomato]

Awesome to hear.

[@ilaallen190]

The only one I was “not” familiar with was the stitch and flip. I will be trying this now. Thanks much!!

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You are welcome

[@Vicapr]

What great ideas. I’ve done the Butler method, but as I’m sewing it onto the bag. This would be so much faster for me. Thank you for sharing!

[@SallieTomato]

We are glad you found it so helpful.

[@PollyWannaCracker21]

I have been struggling with zippers lately and this video cane out the perfect time! So excited to try these out! Thank you!

[@SallieTomato]

You are most welcome.

[@lynneseta]

I have sewn for decades and bags for a very long time and the third method is totally new for me. Can't wait to give it a try

[@SallieTomato]

So wonderful to hear. Thank you

[@hopecooper3688]

Your 2nd method is not the Butler method I’ve used, but it works!

[@YogaladyToronto]

The BUTLER method is well demonstrated by Amy Lynne Desighs.

[@SallieTomato]

Good to hear. Thank you

[@pamsfiberfrenzy]

This was extremely helpful! Thanks for sharing!!!

[@SallieTomato]

You are welcome!

[@ConnieWeihert]

That was an awesome video. I struggle with these open ends and end up hand stitching/tacking to make them look better. But these methods just solved that problem. Thank you

[@SallieTomato-r2z]

Your welcome. Glad to hear that this will make it easier for you to finish your projects. Happy Sewing!!

[@digging4roots]

Thank you! I can't say how much I appreciate these 3 methods which are far superior to what I had been using.

[@SallieTomato]

So wonderful to hear that.

[@craftyglo]

These are FANTASTIC tips! Totally sharing with all of my students!

[@SallieTomato]

Please do-thank you Glo

[@carmaspence9425]

Excellent techniques. Thank you!

[@SallieTomato]

You are so welcome

[@kimmcalister3594]

Thank you for this excellent tutorial!

[@SallieTomato]

You bet. Thank you.

[@sylviaburns8160]

That was a great tutorial, thanks!

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You are welcome

[@patupham6134]

Thanks loved info 😊

[@SallieTomato]

You are welcoome

[@cathywirt8995]

Thank you, great tutorial!

[@SallieTomato]

Glad it was helpful!

[@maryannnewsham7714]

Great info. Thank you

[@SallieTomato]

You bet!

[@Oontaka]

Good info.

[@SallieTomato]

Glad it was helpful!

[@lynnshepard7485]

Epic! 😊

[@SallieTomato]

Thank you

[@teresaburnham6048]

Thank you for the great tutorial. Also, I LOVE your little vest. It looks to be hand crafted. Could you possibly share the pattern if there was one use? Thank you!

[@SallieTomato]

You are welcomeand thank you so much. It is a store bought vest,

[@nancyhurt7145]

I started out doing zips like you’re showing, but lately I just pull out any extra teeth and add zip stoppers to top. So much easier and more professional results for me. Zipper kits are handy for so many repairs in my alterations business.

[@SallieTomato]

Thanks for sharing!!

[@joycecrosby4000]

I have only used the second method. The other two are new to me. The third option seems easy to do.

[@SallieTomato]

Its great to learn something new.