Sentences with phrase «side edge of the fabric»

Do this by having the right side edge of the fabric and ruffle facing each other and sew the seam along the edge.

3) Fold over side edges of fabric about 1/4 inch and iron, making sure it lines up to the pot holder.

Not exact matches

Fold fabric right sides together (the short way), and stitch a seam 1/2» from the edge of each side.

Stitch securely in place through the two ribbons and one side of the bag's fabric (a straight zig zag would work here, or make a «square» with your stitches around the edges of the ribbon).

Working with the fabric folded and the right sides together, mark both sides of the fabric with a dot 10 1/2» and 11 1/2» from the folded edge on each edge.

Pin the stuffed tree trunk to the fabric side of the tree, centered on the bottom edge.

If the object is rectangular, then draw up the corners of the fabric on either side of the longest edges of the item.

Another option is to double up the layers of fabric by cutting out two identical pieces for the front and back, sewing down the open edges whilst the pieces are pinned right sides together, then flipping the bodice right way out, then adding the straps.

You can now stick the other fabric piece on top (the back sides of the fabric pieces should be facing each other) and line up the edges.

I applied Mod Podge on the inner edges of the long sides of the lids and tightly wrapped the fabric flaps over.

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.

The lapels are unlined -LCB- the wrong side of fabric shows -RCB- and so I chose to continue the gingham bias tape -LCB- self made -RCB- along the exposed front edges.

Pin the fabric pieces together along the edges and sew all four sides of the pillow cover.

After punching a staple into the center of all four sides (and double checking that all looked well on the top of the cushion), I simply started stapling the fabric tight across all of the edges.

For the ruffles I tore (for a frayed edge) four — 4 ″ strips of fabric, each one double the length of the side it would be attached to.

Then fold the waistband in half (with right sides of the fabric together) and sew the short raw edges together to also form a loop.

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Over time, the sun bleached away the color, leaving behind ghostly impressions, the brightest in the center where the glass of the skylight shone the light of the sun most directly, fading along the sides where it cast in at angles, and dimmest along the edges where the fabric was concealed from the sun's radiation.

Marks and lines lurk at the lower edges or sides of the fabric, or hop from one piece of cloth to another, as if resting only temporarily in that place — an effect that brings to mind the quote of Griffa's that gives this exhibition its title.

This is going to be the edge that shows, so be sure to hem the top and bottom of the fabric (the two sides that will be the opening of the pocket).

Lay the decorative fabric on top right side down on top of the shower curtain panel with edges aligned.

The raw edge is still showing on the sides of the fabric.

Once fabric is adhered all around, turn excess fabric over edges onto other side of cardboard making sure it is sticks.

Iron on the adhesive or apply fabric glue to the wrong side of fabric, then fold and press to create finished edges.

7) Bring the long hemmed edges of two adjacent side strips together so they sit flush along their length and the top raw edges of the strips match the raw edge of the main fabric underneath.

You are going to start off by taking 2 strips of different colors and place right sides together and stitch along the top (you can finish each edge with a Serged or Zig Zag stitch as you go or when you have attached all the strips of fabric together).

Right sides facing and matching raw edges at the corners, pin the side strips in place along the long edges of the main fabric.

From a long piece of fabric, I made a cuff by folding right sides together then stitched across the short edge.

I lined it up a few inches from the edge of the fabric using my cutting ruler and pinned it in place on both sides.

Step 3) With wrong side facing, pin the fabric trim along the width of the curtain along the non-frayed edge, frayed edge facing towards the top of the curtain.

Step 2) Fold the fabric around the side edges of frame so that it overlaps in the middle by around 5 cm, open out again and mark this third cutting line.

Step 5: Wrong sides facing, stitch the first pair of fabric pieces all round bar the central edge taking a 2.5 cm seam.

Pull the threads from one of the long sides of the fabric until there is a frayed edge measuring about 1 cm in depth.