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Archive for April 27th, 2009

Sometime you have your materials gathered, use tissue to create the edge of your scallop. When you draw the edge of the scallop, add an odd figure in the pattern, especially odd enough to create a curve. Create a 1 inch depth, starting at the lower point and work toward the high point. Now with your tissue under consideration, fasten it to the towel, using craft pins. Next, use rotary converter cutters, or sewing scissors to trim the edges of your scallop.

Longways, press your strip until it folds in half and on the left side.

Over the fabric, fold the binding ends over to the side of your cloth. Press make certain that the pins insert into the trench of the seams.  At the trench, begin stitching in the direction of the right plane. On the left plane, baste, using the catch bind scheme.

How to create bands:

To formulate strips, you’ll need another plain or unadorned towel. Again, you would like to consider fabrics, which you are able to wash by machine. Polyester is good, as well as satins or taffeta. Choose medium-weight cloth. (1) Starting at the hems of your textile reduce a strip of your towel. You want to make the width of the band threefold smaller in breadth than the finished breadth. Next, use your rotary hedge clippers or sewer scissors and cut one-inch strip, extending a considerable distance than your breadth. (2) Facing down to the right, put your strip on the fabric and level: Once you finish ironing the surface, avoid distorting or stretching your fabric, and press aloft. Press so that it balances with the bandwidth. (3) On the opposite side, press aloft: Press the borders of the strip, forcing the edges between and balancing it with the width of your finished work. At the top layers, and at the raw edges, press the edge if the two don’t join. (4) About half inch, press the cloth under at the narrow piece ends of the hems.