Old 12-16-2017, 05:29 AM
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rryder
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Originally Posted by sewbizgirl View Post
That trivet is cool, Rob. How does it work? Are you wrapping a strip of fabric around the clothesline before zigzagging it together?

BTW, I followed your lead and made fleece hats for the whole family for Christmas!
thanks Sewbiz- Don’t you love how fast those fleece hats work up? On the clothesline trivets- I use 100% cotton clothesline and wrap thin strings of leftover fabric around the clothesline as I go. Strings that range from 1/8” to 3/4” wide work best as anything wider can get lumpy when wrapping. And string length of at least 3” work best, though I have used shorter ones. I use a dab of glue to tac down the beginning of the string, then wrap, adding additional strings as needed until I’ve got a foot or so of the clothesline covered, then zigzag it in place.

Rob

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