Sentences with phrase «sew sides and bottom»

Sew sides and bottom and then turn right side out.

Not exact matches

Jenn S. also notes that you may be able to use a bra that hooks in front, and sew elastic to the two sides on the bottom, keeping it from sliding off.

Fold the two short sides under and sew the lace in place at the bottom of the bag.

After sewing the edge, you can fold the clutch to your desired size, pin the sides, and then sew the bias tape around the rest of the clutch (except not across the bottom).

In other words, if it is folded, sew the bottom and the long side so that it becomes a tube that is roughly 12 inches by six inches with one six inch side open.

Then I sewed the lining to the kimono with right sides together along the bottom hemline and along the center front seams with a 1/2 ″ seam allowance.

The only other option I see for the sleeves would require putting a hem on the bottom of a sleeve or leaving the side seams until later in the construction (sewing the neckline and sleeves and then turning the lining in first) and then having to finish those seams, so you've probably got the trick for the completely finished lining.

Sew around the two short sides and the bottom, just inside the edge of the pocket.

Pin paper pattern onto fabric and mark where the sewing should start (approx 10 cm in from each side and start approx 20 cm from top to leave room for arms) and end (either sew to bottom of fabric or leave some open towards the bottom).

You will notice that I started sewing part way up the side of the heart and proceeded around the heart to the bottom as show in # 2 and # 3 above.

Place the outer fabric and lining right sides together and sew around all the sides with a 3/8 ″ seam allowance, but leave an opening in the bottom center about 2 ″ long.

I edgestitched the pleather in place, sewing in the same direction (i.e. top to bottom) for each side to help prevent pulling and puckering.

Before you sew the two sides together to make a tube sew a two inch piece of scrap fabric to the top «open end» of the tube, pin the sides out of the way, then sew up the sides and bottom.

Sew the two outside pieces, right sides together, along the sides and bottom, between the two points you've marked where the clasp ends.

To assemble the entire table runner, place the top and bottom pieces together, right sides facing each other, sew around the entire edge leaving about a 3 inch gap at one corner in order to flip the runner right side out.

Then take the hem on the bottom, which is the last side you will sew together and sew just partway towards the middle of the hem.

A pair of simple - cozy slippers with hand cut felt flowers, stars, or your shape sewn on to the side / front of the slippers... take a wooden trinket box and write a special message or proverb on the bottom... anything hand painted... home cleaning service gift certificate with fresh cut / potted flowers... a salt crystal lamp or votive holder - great for anyone!

Or add each side piece to the bottom piece and then sew the sides together?

Is it easier to sew each side together without attaching to itself and then add in the bottom piece?