Sentences with phrase «sew in a straight line»

Even if you have minimal sewing skills, if you can sew in a straight line, with a little practice you can learn how to make cloth diapers.

So far I keep making the error of pinning my pattern on the «right» side of the fabric, and I can't really cut or sew in a straight line!

Thanks for being the best Mum, You taught me how to thread a needle, how paint and draw, how to sew in straight lines and how to make brooches out of old wooden curtain poles, you encouraged me to go to art school, fashion college and then St.Martins.

If you can cut a straight (ish) line with a pair of scissors and sew in a straight line, then you have the complete skillset needed to create your own custom placemats!

I can be sewing along, thinking about what to make for dinner and then notice that I am no longer sewing in straight line but the fabric has somehow scooted away from where I am supposed to be sewing.

Honestly, it wasn't that hard, it kinda is sewing in a straight line!

Not exact matches

I got my own sewing machine for my birthday one year, but I only really made things with straight lines, like simple curtains, for ages, until I decided to give purse making, patchwork and sewing my own clothes a go in the last year.

Now, sew a straight line about a quarter of an inch in and there we have it.

I started buying adult scarves for her (not cheap), cutting them in half (what a waste), and sewing them into little infinity scarves (I'm terrible at sewing, even straight lines)... then I discovered Vonbon, and the addiction started.

A little tip * I have always learnt to sew the shoulder seam first before closing the sleeve — then it is much easier attaching, sewing down the sleeve and then down the body in one straight line.

7) Sew the straight edges of the pocket lining pieces at a 1/4» seam allowance, leaving a small opening in the middle of your stitching line, for turning your pocket right side out.

Not especially quick in a straight line, it's nevertheless mesmerising to drive with a smooth, free - spinning sewing machine of an engine, exquisite steering and miraculous levels of grip for something with such skinny tyres.

Did you sew a straight line in back so that it was hidden by the folds in front?

You could sew a straight line that would become the «fold» in the piece, which would be hidden when you hung it up, by the folds themselves.

Hi if you come around the Central Valley in California (Fresno, CA) I'd can sew a straight line, and paint the heck out of anything!

In my simple, accurate No Diamonds / No «Y» Seams technique, there are no fussy bias edges and all the quilt assembly is done with straight - line sewing.

Here's the how - to link: http://m.wikihow.com/Make-a-Roman-Shade In step # 9 I use the second option when the blinds are lined so you can slide the wood pieces in pockets you have sewed (jus straight stitching)... and remove them for washinIn step # 9 I use the second option when the blinds are lined so you can slide the wood pieces in pockets you have sewed (jus straight stitching)... and remove them for washinin pockets you have sewed (jus straight stitching)... and remove them for washing!

I was ready to pull my hair out by the time they were all done from the tediousness of sewing miles of straight lines and cutting even more miles for the cording (I made 4 covers in total), but the results were definitely worth it.