Sentences with phrase «ends of the fabric so»

Cross the long ends of the fabric so that they form an X shape on your chest that is tucked into the waist portion of the wrap.

Not exact matches

To do this, fold your wrap in half lengthwise so that both long open ends of the fabric are facing upward.

Pull the long end of the wrap behind your body and then around the front, spreading it out over your chest and stomach so that the fabric is kept wide.

Making your own bias tape, knowing right side from wrong side of ribbing fabric and so much more... and you end up with a great towel bib that doesn't need to go over the baby's head.

Lighter weight thread is used when sewing the ends of the diapers so the thread may wear out faster than the fabric does.

For each egg, cut the fabric so that you have enough to cover the egg, wrap the new fabric around the egg, twist a twist tie around the end of the egg (on top of the other twist tie) and tighten the light - colored fabric as you did with the tie material.

It has opened up so many doors of innovation for me, because now I am able to think of how the fabric would be used in the end result, and design from there.

So many times I have gone into various stores that sell maxi dresses that end up being completely see - thru in certain lights due to the thin, light fabric, and lets just say I am certain many find this out the hard way after already wearing the dress out in the light of day!

Initially I was going to use seam binding on the edge but ended up slightly miscalculating how much extra fabric to leave after the cuff and where to run my line of stitching, so I just left it.

I ended up safety pinning the back so the cutouts would lay flat... it is meant to have a tight fight so I had lots of extra fabric.

It is a line for Kmart however, so you have to have reasonable expectations, it's not super high - end with high end fabrics; but I didn't pick up a couple really cute pieces and a steal of a price.

So, as you can see, I loved something about four of the five items but in the end it was the fit and fabrics that just didn't do it for me.

My own way of fixing pointy darts is to extend them slightly so that the last half inch or even a little more of the stitching is on the very edge of the fabric, barely catching, and then to tie the ends off in a square knot and use a tailor's ham to press the dart on both sides of the fabric.

I like to mark the ends of the zipper onto the fabric with a wash away pen so I have a guide line when sewing the two sides together.

Don't need too much fabric so can buy small amount of higher end designer fabric to put on top side.

Then I turned the place mat over so the right sides were together and pinned it, paying extra attention to the ends where the two pieces of shirt fabric were buttoned together.

It is made out of the softest fabric that has a tiny bit of stretch so I will be able to wear it through the end of my pregnancy.

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The Dutch started to produce these fabrics industrially for the Indonesian markets towards the end of the nineteenth century but the industrially produced versions were not popular there, so they tried West Africa.

Use it to cover the following: an air mattress with a not - so - great comforter (cover the comforter with an over-sized sheet, and then place a nice fabric in the middle or end of the bed).

Don't need too much fabric so can buy small amount of higher end designer fabric to put on top side.

Little fabric trays are so useful for holding lots of odds and ends in your sewing room, or around your home.

Fortunately, the red work had pretty lace edges, so I just strategically wrapped the fabric around the pillow and tied it at either end with a length of Baker's twine.

So I hot - glued the fabric to the end of each slat, much better now.

I have been eying those outdoor rugs, because our deck is hideous... lol I just wish I could find or build some simple «blinders», my backyard is like a fish bowl to the rest of the neighborhood, we are the second house from the end on a flat street at the side of a hill, so the WHOLE row of house on the hill can see into my yard (because I can see into theirs - not that I intentionally look) but that's just it - you don't have to try... I want like a free standing portable frame that I can hang some fabric (or drop cloths from) Or framed lattice sections I can move around..

She ended up returning the pillows because they were a couple of different sizes, and I found the fabric (Magnolia Home Fashions Sidney Tropic) at fabric.com so we could make them ourselves in the right size.

BTW — When you are upholstering, make sure that you staple once in the middle of each of the four sides and then continue stapling around the piece, going from one side to the other and end to end, so that the fabric stays straight and taunt.