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Originally Posted by granny_59
(Post 4706700)
I made a cardboard template and made forward stitches around the rounded part, put the template on and then pulled the thread (just as you do with a circle). With a lot of starch you can iron it very accurate and I do like the rounded once very much.
Granny |
I like the curved ones, but like the point ones as well....the dryer sheets sound good to use.
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I had gone to Joann's and bought a sheet of heat resistant Mylar. I cut out a templet that was 1/4" smaller at the
top and place it on my Dresden plate and iron. It makes a perfect rounded top. Clipping certainly helps when turning. |
Ohhhh, that's VERY clever!!!
Originally Posted by granny_59
(Post 4706700)
I made a cardboard template and made forward stitches around the rounded part, put the template on and then pulled the thread (just as you do with a circle). With a lot of starch you can iron it very accurate and I do like the rounded once very much.
Granny |
I use a lightweight interfacing so called Do-Sew and make them envelope style and applique them on my muslin. Before you turn them make sure you clip the intersections. They turn out wonderful.
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trying using neckties what a way to go ...
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