Hi all! It’s time for another free video tutorial and this time I’ve popped up a video on how to install an invisible magnetic snap. While the end result is very similar to that of a regular magnetic snap, the process of installing an invisible magnetic snap is quite different (yet just as easy, I […]
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Hi everyone! Welcome to another free video tutorial and today we have a lovely wee run through of how to create an adjustable cross body strap! Although, at first, it can be a little confusing trying to visualise how to make a slider, two swivel hooks and one LONG length of fabric work together, once […]
Welcome all! Today we have part two of the recessed zipper panel videos duo and this one is all about attaching them to your lining panels! We know it can be a little fiddly (not to mention confusing!), trying to figure out what goes where and how to make them all fit together, so thought […]
Hi everyone! Today we have another free video tutorial for you and this time it’s all about creating a perfectly aligned, smooth and bulk-free, recessed zipper panel! As with a lot of techniques in bag making, there are several different ways to do this, however after some trial and error, we’ve found this the best […]
Hi all! It’s time for another free video tutorial and this time I’ve popped up a video on how I like to create zipper pockets. There are several different ways to do this, however after a bit of trial and error, I’ve found over time that our method seems to be the easiest to follow, […]
October was an incredibly busy month around here at Andrie Designs. We were knee deep in Quilt Market prep on top of pattern releases, blogs posts and so much more! Have a look below at what we did and the latest shared creations! Pattern Launch – Peekaboo Purse Originally released as theΒ Tilda Club patternΒ for the […]
Hi all and welcome to another pattern release, this time for the S & S Tote! This design evolved out of the desire to make a super slouchy, casual-looking bag that was quick and easy to sew, yet looked professional and could be dressed up at the same time (and as you will see below, […]