"I feel like 'hello guys' and 'hey everyone' seems so impersonal." And he suggested

Shiners. I don't know, do you guys like it? I like it, I think it's very cute. A lot of

you guys have also been requesting for a DIY pencil case or makeup case. Anything to kind

of store your accessory, make up or back-to school supplies. So I came up with three designs

that I really liked, and that I think you guys will like too. Two of the designs can

be applied for those of you who don't have a sewing machine. I reinvented these methods

to make them more user friendly and for those of you guys who don't have a sewing machine.

Design number one and number three are great for the glue method, and number two is for

sewing. But if you do have a sewing machine, then you can make all three of them. So I

hope you guys will like this, and let's get started!

Okay, so we're going to start with

design number one. You will need a piece of fabric that is 15 inches wide and 10 inches

long. I like to use upholstery fabric because it is thick and durable. You will also need

a 9 inch zipper. If you are going to use glue, then I recommend Aleene's glue from

Joann's fabric store. This is one of my favorite permanent fabric glues to use. So first cut

out your fabric 15 inches wide and 10 inches long. Then on each side, fold in half an inch

into the wrong side of the fabric, like so. Now take out the zipper and place that in

the center with the right side facing up. Now with the glue, place it along the side

of the zipper just like how I'm doing it here, then gently place the fold of the fabric over

with the right side facing outward. Do the same thing on the other side. After you're

done, just gently pull down the zipper and let this dry for a good hour or so before

moving onto the next step. Now the glue usually takes about 10 hours to fully dry, but after

one hour, you should be ready to move onto the next step. Just remember to carefully

handle your case with care. So once everything is set and dry, you can now turn this inside

out. And what you're going to want to do next is glue the sides in. So with the wrong sides

facing out, you're going to glue the right sides together. After you finish glueing,

let this set for a good hour or so before you turn this inside out. Again, let this

set for at least a full hour before you turn this inside out. After 24 hours, you can use

this and even wash the finished product if necessary. Once you get this down, you can

turn this into any size that you'd like, and have fun with it!

Okay, so are you guys ready for this next design? So this is a fun way to store makeup and pretty much anything you'd

like. In this tutorial, I will be sewing my case, now the first step is very similar to

design number one. Have a piece of fabric that is 15 inches wide and 10 inches high.

Now create a half inch seam allowance by folding in half an inch on each side, just like what

I'm doing here. To sew in the 9 inch zipper, I will be placing the right side of the zipper

to the right side of the fabric. Notice here how I'm aligning the zipper to the half-inch

seam allowance fold line I made earlier. You want to use the fold line as a guide reference.

Make sure to put the zipper teeth over the fold area, just enough so that you that you

can zipper up later. Now I'm using pins to hold this in place. And before sewing, make

sure you have your zipper foot put into the machine. Now, if you've never done this before,

I highly recommend that you use the manual that comes with your machine.

So now that you are done sewing both sides of the zipper, go ahead and turn this inside out.

Okay, so to give my bag a more box-like dimension, what I'm going to do now is take the sides

in and fold it under, just like how I'm doing it here. I'm going to do this on both sides.

Here, I'm just taking some pins to hold it in place before I sew this.

And now I'm just going to sew both ends, straight down.

Okay guys! So we are going to finish this off with design number three. Now this last design can be either glued or sewn together, depends

on you. You can apply the same method I showed you in the last two designs for the zipper

part. Here I have a piece of cloth that is 10.5 inches wide by 16 inches long. I'm using

an old zipper stored in my sewing bin that is longer than I really need, but this can

be easily fixed by sewing it through the length needed and then snipping off any extra. Okay,

so after sewing or glueing the zipper on, make sure to have the zipper unzipped and

turn the wrong sides out. Then you can either sew or glue the sides together.

So after that's done, if you're sewing, fold the corners on the bottom together, like so.

Then measure one-inch out, and then sew it.

Now you're ready to turn it inside out, and that is basically it.

So if you are using the glue method, then turn this inside out first, and then push the corners

in one inch, just like what I'm doing here, and then let the glue set for a day before

using this. So that is basically it guys! I hope you enjoyed this video! Don't forget

to thumbs up if you do and subscribe if you haven't. Let me know if you guys have any

other ideas you would like for me to make or create, and comment below.

Talk to you next time! Love you! Ciao!