Sentences with phrase «yard of fabric so»

She used only 1 yard of fabric so that's what I bought.

Not exact matches

So, if I'm understanding correctly, I can purchase 5 yards of knit fabric and make 2 wraps out of them?

I'm a plus sized woman (size 22 - 24) so I found myself needing 7 yards of fabric to wrap securely and tie around me.

At your nearest fabric store, get a yard or so of fleece or flannel, and cut into rectangles to fit your diapers.

Stretch out your 5 yards of fabric all the way so that it's free from wrinkles and not doubled up on itself.

There was about a half yard or so leftover from the background fabric of this quilt and I thought it would make an adorable baby dress:) I realised after I sewed it, though, that DOH!

There was about a half yard or so leftover from the background fabric of this quilt and I

Lay out 2 yards of tulle and fold it in half so that the width (sides) of the fabric meets at the bottom.

I want to make two cushion covers with two different fabric colors so I thought maybe 1/2 yard of each fabric might be enough... I wasnt sure weather in this tutorial you said that you made two whole covers out of 1 full yard, or just the one shown... Id like to know how much exacly I would need:)

So I purchased three yards of this fabric and came home and started analyzing where it would go and... ding ding ding... my kitchen window was the winner.

For an 18 - inch square pillow, you'll need only about three - quarters of a yard of fabric, so go ahead and treat yourself.

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..

So I just buy 2 yards of fabric.

It was a yard short of what I needed, but I loved the fabric so I bought it anyway.

A couple weeks ago they had tons of fabric on sale for 50 % off so I got a really great deal on it — $ 4 a yard!

I couldn't find one I liked so I bought 2-1/2 yards of flannel fabric to use instead.

So I sketched some leaves from the front yard and watched a bunch of tutorials on making repeating tiles and half drop patterns and a couple of weeks later I uploaded this pattern to a fabric printing place.

We got so lucky with that fabric... it was down to the last few yards and the only bolt of fabric they had.