This is mine

ojelvia:
This is mine

Nice

tescoleps:
Nice

thanks

Glamourprincezz:
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weldone Glamourprincezz, its been a while

Hi everyone in this thread. I'm happy to be here as a new comer. I found this thread recently.
I read & enjoyed the bag designs.
I'm a bag maker too but I discovered that there are always variations in the way we make our bags. I'll post some of my bags.

I can see that Glamourprincezz seem to be quiet & if she doesn't mind & also to keep this thread alive, I'll like to teach us some other kind of bags which requires sewing.
I will post one or two pics of the bags I want to teach & wait to get our response before I proceed.

I luv ur bags FIRST2B

Thanks Elsy5. We are waiting for the response of the house so we can continue.

yeah am interested too

God bless u all for ur wonderful job

Where are the members of this house?

Am so into this, its so inspiring and can't wait to stay making my bags.
First2B pls proceed ooo.
Glamourprincezz , you re a darling and oda co tutors ,God bless u guys mightyly .

Please am also interested

Welcome on board, my fellow new followers. We are still waiting for the origial members of this house so we're not seen as hijacking the house. Whoever knows their whereabout should help us call them back.

FirstS2B:
Welcome on board, my fellow new followers. We are still waiting for the origial members of this house so we're not seen as hijacking the house. Whoever knows their whereabout should help us call them back.

please i think u should create a new trend ,cz i dont think the original poster of this trend is coming online anytime soon

wow...it's been great going through this thread. Everyone here who have posted one thing or the other has made at least a person here an entrepreneur which is a very kind act. I wish to also be trained so I can help others too. I can sew and would be happy if anyone would love to teach me how to go about sewing leather bags on machine especially the sides and zipper flaps.Thanks

M also interested

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Punck4real:
Pls how can I put hole for eye let. Thanks for the great job

. you need a hole puncher.

happy sunday house. pls apart from mushin. can i get bag material @ lagos island?, if yes where? tnx.

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Ladyo142:



please i think u should create a new trend ,cz i dont think the original poster of this trend is coming online anytime soon

hey guys, so sorry i left u hanging, was busy wt a training n now am done. FS2 pls feel free to teach, am following as well. wot i love most is learning.

where is everyone here?

@firsts2b. we re still waiting. the thread owner has giving her permission for u to teach us. do we stil expect ur lectures?

I'm interested

Hi guys, want to say a very big thanks to Glamour, Firsts2be and every other tutor that has taken their time, energy and resources (data) to train pple here.

I bet u can't imagine the magnitude of what you've done.

I just stumble on this trend now and I am really marvel at the kind of selfless service Glamour rendered here and the impact she has made in the lives of the serious minded fellow.

I actually have a basic knowledge on bag making from the one I learnt during my services year and was at the vent of taking it up since no Job yet after 2 yrs before I saw this, I must confess that I am inspired.

Please Glamour and firsts2be come back and make this trend active again, I beg u in God's name. Thanks

I love this!!

great job ma.. Been a while

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I learnt how to make bags and shoe during an entrepreneurship program in school. I'm more interested in the bags. Do I have to use a sewing machine to make the bag more durable? How long will a bag that's made with just gum last?

Hello everyone.
This is my first free tutorial in this thread.

How To Make A Singlet Bag


Nice evening to you all. I changed my mind & decided to proceed to the next tutorial which is another design of souvenir bag. It's one of the souvenir bags posted at the beginning of this thread. It's called "Singlet Bag".

Enjoy!

This a simple utility bag that can be used personally
or given out as souvenirs at events or company
promotional gift.
I will show us how to make this bag. But you must
be able to sew because it is all sewn up, no gums!
You can use any bag material of your choice like:
* Taffeta
* Satin
* Leather
* Net etc
You can make any size you like.

Materials

* Taffeta(Plain)
* Belt(For handles)
* Scissors
* Matching thread
* Sewing machine

Procedure

* Cut 2 rectangles(13"x15" from your bag material.
13" is the width, 15" is length. These two pieces are
for the front & back of your bag.
* Cut another small rectangle for your bottom piece.
This measurement depends on the size of your bag.
For the size we are making, it will be 9"x4". 9" is
width, 4" is length.

Sewing Your Bag

* Fold your front & back pieces into two lengthwise
& draw lines to shape them into a singlet & cut out.
See pictures below.

* Cut a piece of belt as long as the width of your
front piece and stitch across the width of your front
piece towards the upper part of it. This step is
optional because it is just to decorate the front part
of your bag. Cut another belt piece, shape it into a
bow and sew in the middle of the belt you sewed
across the width of your bag as decoration.

* Fold your belt over the "neck" portion of your
singlet shape & sew to bind this portion first.

* Next, fold your belt over the "arm-hole" portion of
your singlet bag & bind. On reaching the tip (where
it meets with the neck), continue stitching your
folded belt alone to form the slender(spaghetti)
handle of the bag. When the handle is long enough,
attach the folded belt to the second arm-hole side of
the bag. Bind and finish off.

* Repeat this same step(3&4) to bind the back piece
of the bag both at the neck & arm-hole sections.

* Bring the front & back pieces together, right sides
facing & stitch together on the two sides.

* Pin the bottom piece to the body of the bag.

* Sew the bottom piece to the body of the bag.

* Turn right sides out and you're done!