Single Strap Hobo Bag From Kreative Kiwi

Get the design here:
www.kreativeki...
CHAPTERS
00:00:12.00 - Intro
00:00:54:08 - Hooping your stabilizer correctly
00:02:50.14 - Planning your crazy patch fabrics
00:04:56.16 - 1st & 8th Hooping
00:11:27.11 - 2nd & 9th Hooping
00:21:35.09 - 3rd & 10th Hooping
00:31:16.05 - 4th & 11th Hooping
00:39:58.00 - 5th & 12th Hooping
00:49:40.19 - 6th & 13th Hooping
00:56:32.19 - 7th Hooping - Front of the bag
01:03:51.10 - 14th Hooping - Back of the bag
01:13:13.08 - Finishing your bag
DRAW WINNER
Congratulations @patriciam6808 you are our draw winner. Please email me at [e-mail] to claim your loyalty points.
GIVE AWAY
Competition closes on Sunday 23rd of June 2024 at 18:00 CET +2. A winner will be picked at random from the qualifying entries. Details on how to enter are given in the video.
THE PRIZE
Kreative Kiwi Embroidery Loyaly points equivalent to the value of the design listed on Kreative Kiwi Embroidery's website will be credited to the winner's Kreative Kiwi Embroidery account.
THE RULES
Participants should follow the instructions given in the video.
A winner will be chosen at random from all entries.
Entry to the giveaway is free.
The winner will require a Kreative Kiwi Embroidery account in order for the prize points to be credited.
Design files cannot and will not be emailed or delivered via any other means. Participants who do not have a Kreative Kiwi Embroidery account can create one here - www.kreativeki...
The winner will be notified in the video comments on the date given above along with details on how to claim their prize.
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MY SUPPLIES
My fabrics and batting -
I use Vilene High Loft Volume Fleece 295 or quilters batting from the Remnant House in the UK.
Link - www.remnanthou...
There have been enquiries about my flesh coloured cotton, it is called - Nude.
Link - shorturl.at/ghMT7
Remnant House Fabrics offers all Kay's Cutz viewers a 5% discount on order over £20.00 with discount code - KKDISCOUNT at checkout.
Note - If you have any issues with this code please contact Emma at The Remnant House as only she can manage the checkout codes.
My Awl
I can’t live without my sharp stabby tool as I call it, used for making holes for my snaps. Many Kam snap kits come with one if not any leather awl will do the job.
From Amazon -
Large Squizzors - These are listed as aquarium precision pinch action scissors.
Small squizzors - These are listed a pinch action scissors
You will have to a search for them on Amazon in your own country.
Stabilizers
Stabilizers the three that I use for my stitch outs are Brothread wash away, Brothread cut away and Brothread invisible mesh.
I don't use tear away except for planning out my fabrics in a crazy patch project, as it tends to fail when there is satin stitching in the design.
OU J'ACHÈTE MES FOURNITURES EN FRANCE
Mes stabilisateurs j'achète toujour sur amazon.fr
Le stabilisateur hydrosoluble est pour tout ce qui a un bord brodé.
Lien - shorturl.at/AGQ13
Le stabilizateur Brothread a découper, pour tout ce qui n'a pas un bord brodé.
Lien - shorturl.at/Z0156
Le stabilizateur Brothread Invisible Mesh Stabilizer - Celui-ci c'est un stabilisateur doux et souple pour broder sur les vêtements et on peut l'utilise pour la courtepointe a la place du stabilizateur a decouper parce que ce n'est pas raide.
Lien - shorturl.at/kPU58
Entoilage volumineux Vieseline 295: J'utilise pour tout c'est un entoilage très polyvalent et qui ne s'en mêle pas dans pied de ma machine pendant la couture.
Lien - shorturl.at/DNOPR
Industry standard Hoop sizes:
4x4 inch - 100 x 100 mm
5x7 inch - 130 x 180 mm
6x10 inch - 160 x 260 mm
8x8 inch - 200 x 200 mm
10x16 - 273 x 404 mm
8x10 inch - 200 x 260 mm
8x12 inch - 200 x 300 mm
9x12 inch - 230 x 300 mm
9.5x14 inch - 240 x 360 mm
10.5x16 inch - 272 x 408 mm
#KaysCutz #KreativeKiwiEmbroidery #MachineEmbroidery #MachineEmbroideryTutorials #craftinginmyonsie

[@Buttercup32409]

So crazy quilts are far from erratic. These one-of-a-kind treasures are intentional statements reflecting a turning point in history. I do love the crazy patch design from KK another one to add to my ever growing to do list 🙊😂

[@AnneKathage]

Patchwork was used by the early Egyptians for clothing and decorating their homes. It was also noted that Emperor Liu Yu of the Lui Song Dynasty in China used patchwork for decorating. Patchwork was a way of domestic economy to use up scraps of fabric. It was then added to quilting for warmth and protection. How often have you seen a piece of beautiful fabric and thought what can I do with that? .It's not enough to make an item! So many patterns leave excess pieces, patchwork is a fabulous way of using those leftover scraps. Thank you Kreative Kiwi for the interesting patterns you produce. Recycling, repurposing beautiful bits of fabric into everyday usable items saving landfill. Thank you 🙂

[@veronicas4019]

I used this kind of bags when I was on my 20s and I loved it! I always had appreciated the quality of projects I created from the team of Kreative Kiwi and I can’t wait to do this beautiful bag for me and friends. Thanks Kay’s Cutz

[@CynthiaJCooke-mw1vn]

It is my understanding that crazy quilting was originally done by the ladies in the household, with bits of silk, ribbon, and satin. It is really a shame that these fabrics were used, because many weren't durable enough to last, and much of the hand work was lost to rotting and fading. I loved playing with hand embroidery as a young girl in tn50s and 60s. I have a great appreciation for all that hard work, but I must confess I love being able to recreate the ideas those ladies so painstakingly made over 150 years ago on my machine! Loved this video, and the idea of same color thread throughout really appeals to me!

[@KarenWeigel-lt5wc]

I still have a hand sewn crazy patch piece made by my great great grandmother. I love that you have so many crazy patch pieces. I purchased the original Hobo bag and tried to make it work with my 6x10 hoop. So happy there is a version I can use.

[@helgekrawik9301]

It's always a great pleasure to watch your instructions on the screen. I immediately fell in love with this bag and bought the design. My version will be created soon. The fabric color combination turned out beautifully. Thank you also for this great video.

[@tambravandal6386]

Crazy patch quilting is a fun way to use up all those extra leftover scrapes.❤

[@mpbrace528]

Crazy Patch designs are so versatile and are a very creative way to personalize a project.

[@jackie-dbdstitchart4969]

Crazy patch became popular in the late 1800's. My grandmother brought a crazy patch quilt with her to The US in 1920 when she immigrated from England

[@frogzone7250]

I’m loving this! Especially love all the different designs used… the inside is sooo neat.

[@kayzaleski3942]

This is an excellent gift for my granddaughters. I’ll definitely make this for them.

[@joyfrench4102]

Crazy patch refers to the irregular size, shape and pattern of the fabrics used in the making. I love seeing all the different stitches used in this bag.

[@leahgreenwalt1219]

Crazy quilts were at their height during the Victorian era and used scraps of luxury fabric sewn together with beautiful intricate hand embroidery.

[@SharonGwin-pt6vs]

Crazy patch quilting great way to use up scraps. thanks for the video

[@glendamills2599]

Crazy patch was a frugal way of using up scraps and away of decorating used many years ago

[@UnwindingwithFiberandFabric]

💜 Crazy patch was often done with silks, satins, and velvets. These fabrics would have needed a muslin-type fabric as a foundation especially with all the bias edge seams. Crazy patch was also done with felted wool from wool clothing. Raw edges would have been ideal with wool. Felted wool could be quite an interesting fabric choice for this bag🤔😉

[@MilkowskiSalach]

My mom bought one kislux and she loves it. It had been there for over 10 years when she went out with it.

[@patriciam6808]

Thank you for another excellent video. Crazy patchwork became popular in the 1800s due to the ability to add embellishments and ornamentation with stitches 🤩

[@KaysCutz]

Congratulations @patriciam6808 you are our draw winner. Please email me at [e-mail] to claim your loyalty points.

[@susanwright6159]

Quilts have been used as currency. Thank you for this design. I was also disappointed that the previous design didn't work with the 6 x 10 hoop. Is it possible to merge some of these hoopings for the 6x10 hoop? Lovely work 👏

[@sewing8945]

Great project. Love the Crazy Patch design

[@leighbromell500]

Crazy patch quilting developed from the need to combine odd shaped pieces of different fabric types.

[@sewlittle1]

Absolutely loved this video and the new hand bag I would love to make. Thank You

[@MandiCoxall-ki7jw]

Defo gonna get this pattern love it.

[@bevwise1933]

I love it. I will have to make it next

[@carolscott9330]

what great gift idea. thanks.

[@lunasmum6869]

Where did you get your magnetic embroidery hoop? I have looked but can't find them, they look so good and easy to use. I love this bag design. Oh goodness!! I have found the frame and saw the price. I won't be getting any of them!! I am sure they are well worth the money but well outside my affordability range!

[@KaysCutz]

Brother supplier but yes they are very expensive but well worth the money. They save so much time.

[@myralittle7352]

Wow been waiting for the 5x7 size, that's in my basket today 😍

[@KaysCutz]

Happy stitching.

[@myralittle7352]

Thank you 😊

[@christadorfling2998]

O my word.....beautiful

[@sonifrazier5999]

Publications targeting female audiences promoted Crazy quilts as artistic home decoration for roughly only a decade. Yet Crazy patchwork fascinated needlewomen, who continued to adapt and evolve the style through the mid-twentieth century.

[@jorobertson7178]

The crazy patch came about in the late 1800's. They were made for memorial, family history, art statement, etc. The design remains popular to this day...

[@truely0]

Can i ask what your fabric is? It almost looks like vinyl... but I know it's not because you are pinning it? Great bag.

[@PatvanKoersveld]

There are no fixed rules. Crazy Patch Patchwork gives one the freedom to design and stitch as you go, using up scraps and small pieces of fabric which normally would be disposed of. The end result, something magical and fun.

[@lkresge3276]

In the fourth hooping, how do you know if the top is lined up? I don't see a mark and, as stated, sometimes the pieces need to be stretched once cut out. Thank you

[@RegiCosidora]

Que divertit aixo del crazy!

[@carolejohnstone-v8e]

The “extra” to doing the crazy patchwork was that the ladies tried many means to get the fabrics to make the crazy patchwork for free

[@lkresge3276]

I always thought crazy quilting started out of necessity: women took whatever scraps they had to patch worn out items. It later developed into the planned, intricate style we know today. Wealthier women had the time to spend on ornate embroidery and had the more expensive silk and velvet fabrics.

[@carolscott9330]

help, in the 3 part I can't find the lines for the different fabrics. on here it shows you doing it. but my pattern only shows the same fabric bag. I have been trying to find it for hours. lol. can you help me?

[@KaysCutz]

@@carolscott9330 Hi first off re-download the files they have been updated. I take it you haven’t opened the files in any software before loading them into your machine? If you have unzip a fresh set of files, load the stitch files directly onto your USB key without opening any of them in software, as this can cause many problems. I you still have a problem contact Kreative Kiwi Embroidery,their email address is in the instructions. I hope this helps.

[@KarenWeigel-lt5wc]

I still have a hand sewn crazy patch piece made by my great great grandmother. I love that you have so many crazy patch pieces. I purchased the original Hobo bag and tried to make it work with my 6x10 hoop. So happy there is a version I can use.