Thank you for sharing the process and the links for the resources. I’ve been considering trying a rice bag but seeing it step by step is always a huge bonus for me.

Corrine, thanks for this wonderful video. You are a wonderful teacher.

A word of warning - once you start you can't stop.  I am very new to all of this and never thought I could do it.  I watched Stuart's video and took a deep breath and did it.  Now I'm on my third.  I'm looking forward to the next video, I love the way you decorate.  Very inspiring.

I understand now. I listened to video again and it answered by questioned that i asked in the below question. Thanks

Nice video and these are going to look really good.  A comment you made that I wanted to be helpful and point out only as a FYI.  On your add on video you said to "mark your quarter inch" seam.  However in the first part of the original video you said to mark at a half inch.  If we want a finished 6 inch bag we need to cut it at 7 inches if the seams are half an inch wide.  I am thinking I want a finished 8 inch bag, so I will need to cut the pieces at 9 inches.  Thought maybe in your next video you would clarify.  Thanks

Great instructions , can’t wait to go for it😂

Hi Corrine:
Great instructional video! You are a wonderful teacher. I have everything I need to make this project. I was so excited when you shared what you used to cut the squares. Then I measured my quilting rulers and they’re are only 5.” I still might use it. It’ll just be a tiny bag, but still functional and good practice. I can put my large and small sewing clips in it. Thanks for sharing. On to Part 2! 💜😎🇺🇸

Thank you for sharing this wonderful tutorial ✨️ 💙

❤❤ 😊😊 Ok going thru all of them to make my rice bag. 😊😊

Thanks Corrine your video was so easy to understand, looking forward to the next one 😊

This is so cool i saw your video introducing the project and i watched the video's i agree the first one is best. I went ahead and I've made one 😊 im on my second and got my brother making one too 🙂

Japanese people didn’t have a sewing machine, so they would have hand sewn the pieces together with sashiko. Which is the traditional way of working.

Hi Corrine  i have been waiting very patient and i am so excited to do this with you just love it 💞💞💞

☎☎☎ calling crafters......once you stuff it full of goodies, the bag will probably stand up on it's own!😂 And since you can make it any size, you could customize it for pens, buttons, etc. and the ties could cinch up to hold the doo-dads inside. Just a thought.

Thank you for sharing with us🙏💝❤️

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