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Mountain-moma: Thank you! I followed the directions in a book called It's A Wrap by Susan Breier. The simplest explanation of how they are made: 3/4 inch strips of cut fabric, then wrapped and glued in 5" increments around cotton clothes-line. This is the most time consuming part. Then begin by coiling the wrapped line and zig-zag stitch it in a circular motion. There are a few more fine detailed steps involved in order to get the sides developed that the book does a great job in explaining.