How to Make Nesting Storage Bins - Free Project Tutorial

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If you need a place for everything and everything in its place, Misty can help! This week on At Home with Misty, learn how to make sturdy nesting storage bins. They’re great for holding “stuff” in any room of your home. When they’re not in use, you can nest these space savers and tuck them away! Win-win!
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[@sherryfaires7931]

A great tutorial! These are nice sizes! I am surprised at how easy the grommets went together! You make everything seem easy! Thanks, Misty!

[@ginakasten]

Misty you are such a great teacher. Love your videos. You are clear in your explanations but don't dawdle or waste time being chatty. Your efficiency is appreciated. You are so pleasant to watch. 🥰

[@tnatampa2089]

What a great idea Misty!! The big one is perfect for storing a quilt or two!! 😉

[@carolbarnes7844]

I can see Christmas Presents in the totes and the Toes become a present too. Thank you Misty, great project. Love your non quilting projects for a variety.

[@elsafischer3247]

This came at the right time Thank you and a warm hug from Switzerland

[@robertacaruthers7568]

Thanks for demonstrating the grommets.

[@candacecarroll42]

I do want to add that I’m enjoying the slide work used to create continuity-the use of the patterns from the pattern binders is very nice!

[@montanakath7987]

Misty, I just love this! I’m thinking home dec fabric or maybe cork. The ideas are endless. My favorite tutorial you’ve done yet. Thank you!

[@sharonparker7867]

Ohmygoodness I’m so happy to see these Nesting Totes because I always need some. I love these can be customized to your room decor and are so practical. As always you make the best tutorials. Thank you for all your hard work! ❤

[@audreygustafson5187]

It is easier to stitch inside the circle rather than outside when you are topstitching the side seams.

[@Pip7-px3wq]

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[@marykatecurtis9557]

Thanks Misty great job 😊

[@donnabetterton8674]

Just awesome!!! Thanks so much:) Your instructions are so clear and detailed! Love your tutorials 😊

[@valerieenglish3468]

Another great tutorial. I like the idea of not trying to fit a frame in and stitch. The grommets are definitely not hard to install!

[@tonizeni8758]

Misty, love these. Your explanation and visuals are extremely helpful with this project. I noticed the new BERNETTE in the last few videos, tell us about your new beauty. Have a fabulous day y'all

[@beckythomas9521]

Love them. My grandchildren could use these in their rooms.

[@jenniferhawe7882]

What a great gift idea! Thanks Misty!

[@pauletteliddell2923]

Great idea. Good to store winter throws and pillows. Thank you for sharing. ❤

[@rhondakinzer5829]

I'm so glad you made this tutorial

[@Joy-eq6qg]

Great project, Misty! A few of these will look good in my "she sewing shed" (fingers crossed & say a prayer that it all comes together as planned!)😊

[@mregister3945]

Thanks Misty for sharing this! 😊❤

[@marlahanks7278]

I've used the In-R-Form for another big tote bag & it's amazing!!!

[@windycityliz7711]

Oh, my gosh, I think I could actually do this. Great explanation and demo.

[@karlabergwalker3332]

Great tutorial, Misty! You are a natural making videos! Have a beautiful week. From a friend in Maryland!

[@cindyballenger5729]

When will you give us a tutorial on that beautiful quilt you're snuggled up with at the beginning of your lead in with your dog? I love those tiny stars (?)

[@winkielaroo]

I believe that's the same quilt Jenny teaches in this tutorial: kzbin.info/www/bejne/gH26XneGiKyWb5osi=_PLvg5DWTlGeM2ns

[@yatesck]

I agree

[@debralucca7527]

Really Cool! Thanks Misty. ❤

[@cathystrong4314]

Those are so cute!

[@cathyhasfaith6991]

Hi Misty! Thanks for this tutorial!

[@delwyngraham4033]

I thought camera work was fine well done to all😊

[@lisastreasures]

Very nice. Thanks Misty 💚

[@sherriejohnson508]

Enjoyed these will be so handy thank you

[@debbieparrish4369]

These are great. I think I would just add the handles rather than cut holes. Thank you Misty for your great tutorial. ❤

[@terrigunning5745]

So cool and easy

[@Artsy_RV_Bum]

Great tutorial Misty. Love the totes!

[@gbyrd1970]

I love those!!! I might have to try this.

[@karenohman5849]

Great project

[@DD-ek8qc]

Great tutorial. Useful idea for sure. I need to make several small ones to use for trash bins for errant threads and scrap fabric. I think you would have had a better time if you had used the dual feed on your machine and remove the extension table on your machine when sewing the lining to the outside. Be sure to trim all your starting threads when you are making the snips on your circular pieces.

[@katiesteele9495]

Fun!

[@JosieStev]

Cool 😊

[@carmenmaldonado6486]

Thank you.

[@rosejohnson452]

Nice job!

[@user-eh1xw1qo4s]

очень круто,очень подробно, огромное спасибо😀😀😀

[@claudiawei5434]

Thank you for this great idea. It's on my to do list😊.I'm downloaded the pattern, but where is the template for the bottom? I miss the circle. Greatings from germany

[@candacecarroll42]

Cool tutorial!! Nice sizes and a great gift giving tote! Wouldn’t these look great in buffalo check?

[@gailjarrell2889]

Hello a month later! I just had the chance to watch this video on KZbin. Could you quilt the outside tube before you put it together, or would it shrink the size too much to fit the lining? I may try it and see. Your thoughts would be appreciated. Thank you for the awesome ideas and tutorials that go with them!!

[@lindapucillo7875]

Love this project! Would be easy to personalize them with kids names, appliqués, etc.. did you use regular weight quilting cotton? Could these be made with a heavier fabric like canvas, or would that be too difficult to sew through? Thanks for all the wonderful projects. Really enjoy your creativity.

[@mdnisg61]

If fabric comes in 42” width, did you seam the wall fabric?

[@annsimmons3367]

This looks do-able! Could you use the drunkard path template to cut the circles with your rotary cutter?

[@debbiesmith6271]

Thank you for this tutorial! A definite must for my family. Do we need to use a specific weight of fabric for these? Or is quilting fabric heavy enough? Thanks again 😊

[@lindawalker2490]

I am wondering what size needle and weight of thread you are using?

[@sandybruce9092]

Just a guess - since she is not sewing through the Bosal, I would use a #80/12 and probably a thread to match the fabric - the regular #50 2 or #50/3. But if you think the container might be used for more heavy items (like toys?), perhaps go with a #40wt?? I’ve never sewn with this weight thread so ……..? Or maybe just sew regularly but with a double seam???

[@deborahborchert9317]

I wish they would mention this kind of information in either the tutorial or in the description.

[@CristinaNogueiraAlves]

I would stitch on the line for the grommets so the fabric stayed in place

[@wendycarter7620]

Did you use a zipper foot? I missed it you said you used a different foot to get right along the edge

[@yatesck]

What fabric did you use?

[@melissagay1240]

Where can I find the templates for the circles? And/or the pattern; I printed the pdf from the link however it doesn't have the templates. TIA and such a nice project! Thank you!

[@KIMOCO01]

If you click on the link and scroll down to "Products from this Tutorial," they include a link to purchase the pattern, which should have the templates in there.

[@rebeccaenlow7395]

You have to pay $8.50 for the pattern.

[@sandybruce9092]

@@rebeccaenlow7395or just purchase the download pattern - a bit cheaper although the prude has fine up $2.00 - nit sure why! I’ve been purchasing the downloadable patterns for some time as I have no problem with printing them here at home and I can actually find the pattern (in my account!) whenever I need it) - I’ve misplaced patterns regularly!!

[@griselalfaro7004]

What material are you using?

[@annouellette2438]

She’s using a linen cotton blend

[@harinijayasuriya7571]

Can I know what's the lining fabric?

[@ruthhilsdorf3210]

Looks like she used the same fabric for the lining but you could use anything as long as it’s sturdy.

[@nitababcock3977]

A pressing cloth might come in handy for pressing the seam & stitching that seam starting at the position you were at but have the bulk of the bag behind it instead of in front. It looks awkward for you to sew.

[@elizabethdekalb]

Another suggestion. Please use light colored fabrics for demonstrations, it is easier to see details on these fabrics. Thank you for today's demonstration.

[@Pip7-px3wq]

And contrasting thread

[@elainesmallbones2775]

I love the bins, but can't see the point of nesting storage!

[@Fansypants73]

You could turn your machine when sewing the side seams. It might make it easier to

[@elisabethrobinson4883]

I like the tutorial but, your camera person still has not learned how to zoom in. Alot of the much needed information has basically been deleted for lack of vision

[@dgraham719]

😂 as she explains each step😂

[@elisabethrobinson4883]

@@dgraham719 some people may need both. Educate yourself

[@sandybruce9092]

I think this is something I could make for my DIL that she would actually use (she “decorates” her home in a specific,color,way with no deviations😳😳. Usually anything in the quilty line wouldn’t fit in! I truly,love her but ……😁

[@CoalNovah1285]

Camera 🎥 work is too far away. Please get closer … thank you ☺️

[@sandybruce9092]

I do understand about the camera work sometimes, but this is a really awkward project and I imagine it was really difficult to figure out how to place the camera to get the best shot. The over- the-shoulder view doesn’t work well because Misty needs her hands to manipulate this project - maybe a small camera on her machine or in her might show better. I’ve seen a very good closeup on many quilting videos using a small camera on the person sewing.