Single Scoop Zipper Bag! Easy Quilting Tutorial with Kimberly Jolly and Dana Willard!

[@sparklemint2458]

Love Dana 💖 She has great projects and explains the best for beginners like me 💕

[@bonniechretien6215]

That little bag is adorable! I love the quilt hanging behind you too. Dana’s fabric collection is so fun. Thank you for sharing this project.

[@janetschwarz2922]

LOVE this delightful tutorial with Dana!! She's so much fun to watch and makes it appear we can ALL do this with a few simple steps! Thanks for inviting her to join you Kimberly : )

[@nancyhurley1010]

Thanks so much for sharing your story! I found myself saying “wow” throughout listening to your entire series this morning. You described my feelings and my experiences. You are super communicator and I can relate today and I’m sure as I go on down this road I will benefit even more. I was diagnosed, or maybe I should say “recognized “, two months ago by a neurologist while I was in the hospital being treated for extreme sciatica. I feel as though the general practitioners I went to didn’t know how to look at my symptoms. Now I am on Sinemet and waiting 90 days to see another neurologist. Meanwhile I am trying to educate myself and having OT and PT. I appreciate you!😊

[@janeananderson1899]

This bags is awesome!!! So kind of you to share your skill talent and enthusiasm.

[@traceybradshaw6558]

I love this idea. It is a great project to do with kids, to give as gifts. Thank you again for another fabulous video. Love The Fat Quarter Shop !!

[@jenniferfarsh675]

how fun to see Dana on this channel!! love it!

[@suejameson1517]

Just loved this! You’re right to know that some of us are a bit nervous about zippers but I feel more confident now x

[@Tukiali]

Super cute and totally doable!! Thank you, Kimberly and Dana!!

[@helencampbell6672]

I just discovered you today, Dana and I’m already addicted!! You’re awesome

[@skulls6660]

Very cute, looks easy to make. Thanks for the free pattern.

[@littlequiltsong9576]

Love this pattern. Great video tutorial. Beautiful fabric!! Thank You for the free pattern!

[@Carol-lz6dd]

I haven't done a zipper since I was made to in Home Ec back in 1974! I think I can do this! Thank you for this great pattern and tutorial. I'll just scrap fabric that I have on hand. Thanks again!

[@wearyourmask4now]

Love Dana!

[@Handbaskets]

I like this little bag This is a wonderful tutorial. Thanks so much for sharing it.

[@maplelassuk]

Fun to see Dana here at FQS! I've followed her for ages. I do prefer , as others have advised, to centre the long zip, move the pull completely away and pull back to sew the bag up. I also prefer fabric tabs on first, it makes a nice finish. But these are cute!

[@asmith1247]

Great video! You make it look really easy. THANKS!

[@MarciaBaker1205]

I love this I keep sewing my zippers shut so this helps me a lot! Thanks y'all!

[@patrewn]

Love to watch you both

[@SuperBettyboop23]

Thanks for sharing I love that little bag it’s adorable!

[@TheWanderingWife]

Top stitching the zipper is much more than just decorative. It keeps the lining from getting caught in the zipper!

[@annakelleher7932]

Love this. So cute. Thank you for sharing this:) I am going to make this, hopefully it's as nice as yours.

[@Diy-crush]

Great video! Thank you!

[@pabeolig8755]

Very well explained. I think I am not afraid of zippers any more. I'll try to sew some. Thank you

[@ladyd54]

Cute Bag. Since you are sewing the zipper in a opening that isn't set, go ahead and unzip the zipper, so you can sew the zipper in one motion instead of stopping and finishing after you have moved the zipper pull.

[@francoisethepot9414]

great tutorial

[@beautybybev]

Excellent

[@veevee111]

Alternatively, you can open the zip halfway in order to sew at the beginning of the fabric instead of starting to sew past the closed zip head. When you get to the point where the zip is, close the zip back to the top and finish sewing the zip on.

[@TheWanderingWife]

Virginia Valentin with the needle down in the fabric to keep it from moving.

[@mariagoumas6135]

Cute pouch

[@gailcarter2182]

Where did you get the vinyl for the wristlets

[@patrewn]

i love you both Kimberly and Dana ummuah

[@TheDaiszen]

Nice

[@johnschwartz2956]

I back stitch handle to make it sturdier.

[@johannechampagne9007]

Start with your long zipper centered face down so the zipper head is completely off the project. Then open the zipper pull to half way when you're ready to put the bag together so you won't have to avoid the pull while attaching the zipper.

[@maplelassuk]

Johanne Champagne that's what I do! I like to put fabric tabs on the end, too.

[@helenapoulin9311]

Could you use batting instead of fusible fleece

[@FatQuarterShopTX]

Certainly!

[@helenapoulin9311]

Thanks

[@helenapoulin9311]

For replying I'm a young sewer and quilter

[@cynthiaputnam5538]

I have tried to watch the single scoop pouch video. I can’t get it to down load. Has it been taken down? I was going to make them with my granddaughters. Please help. I have the pattern but no directions. Your videos help my granddaughters. I’m

[@FatQuarterShopTX]

Hello! We haven't removed this video, and find it is playing on our browser - Google Chrome. You may try playing it on a different internet browser from the one you are using. You may also try adjusting the playback quality. On the bottom right hand side of the video you will see a little gear picture. If you click on that you will see an option to adjust the playback quality. Setting this to a lower number, like 480p or 720p may help the video "buffer", or load fully so it can playback smoothly. Hope this helps!

[@irisshell7671]

👍👍👍👏👏👏💌💌💌trying to get your fabric on line - no success😢 could you please give a link to an online shop that sells your great fabric???? Thanks😘

[@FatQuarterShopTX]

Right here! www.fatquartershop.com/art-gallery-fabrics/boardwalk-delight-dana-willard-art-gallery-fabrics

[@cynthiaputnam5538]

For the front and the lining you can use 10 inch pieces of fabric.

[@Mamyly33]

Merci pour ce tutoriel très intéressant. Dommage que l'on ne puisse pas choisir la langue...

[@AHowellnanato2]

could you make this using a smaller zipper? seams like a lot of waste using such a long one.

[@helenastubberud5237]

Yes, since she's not using the lengths of the zipper- use what you have. When you have an oversized like this (as I prefer, you can just cut it afterwards)! I'm buying mine all oversized to be able to do this. I don't know why she's not using the opportunity here.

[@rachelwest337]

Watch Melody Ham's video to make this bag with perfect ease, you wouldn't have to leave the lining open and then sew it shut

[@kathiefleming2830]

lots of fabric waste in pattern placement... so you buy more fabric?

[@FatQuarterShopTX]

You can easily make more than one bag if you don't fussy cut the fabric like we did here.

[@jacquelinebonneau5102]

My thoughts exactly. Evidently they don't shop where I have to shop out of the US.

[@kathiefleming2830]

I have to remember they are in the business to sell fabric.

[@lindakochis5476]

My thought exactly

[@rachelwest337]

If you'd opened the zipper it would have been much easier to sew

[@no-wire-hangers]

Nice project but such wasteful cutting. With a bit of planning you could have probably got six or more per fat quarter. Very random placement on the interfacing too.

[@Ronibearable]

The front of the zipper does not have to be lined up. Use a too long zipper, center the project so there is excess zipper on front and back, then sew. Then slide the pull to the middle of the project and cut the zipper off.. both at the front and the back. See this demo kzbin.info/www/bejne/sKnSeYKvd7OVrpY . I was shocked to see her use a too long zipper and line up the front, the whole point of using too big of a zip is to leave room at both the front and the back. It would have saved all the steps of starting below the pull, and having to go back and sew again.

[@dianathefiberfan]

Speed talking apart of this tutorial?? Wow!! Slow down!!!

[@helenastubberud5237]

SewGirl Quilting I agree!

[@johannechampagne9007]

"She"... the cat's mother.

[@gfoley3802]

Talking waaaay too fast 🙈

[@cathydeutsch7318]

Dana. So hyper... calm down.

[@wadoit46]

Kimberly, Are you pregnant?