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Originally Posted by QuiltnNan
(Post 4944754)
That was my first thought, too
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Originally Posted by newestnana
(Post 4948099)
I like this idea but also am concerned about the cost/labor, especially as a rug that would be walked on. However, it would be delightful in a placemat. Can anybody comment on the washability (considering the clothesline inside)?
I have had trouble finding the cotton clothesline called for in the bowl patterns...someone said Walmart but my local store doesn't carry it. I expect it to be rather costly at specialty shops. |
Cloths line should wash nicely as it is usually left outside on the line anyway. It get's wet and dried all the time.
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That looks so cool. I love to run my fingers over texture....perfect for me.
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Very pretty.
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I think it looks beautiful, but would not use my Hoffman fabrics on it. Wonder if a heavier decorator type fabric would work for that and probably would last longer as well. I may give it a try too. I have some older decorator fabric I might give it a try.
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I think I might try this.I started a rug years ago but ended up a ufo as I didn`t like the way it was going.
Wondering about using lite canvas or denim for the back would make it wear better? Gale |
Just remember that you are sewing several layers at one time, so if you start trying heavier fabric, you will also need a larger needle, like a denim needle or a leather needle. I think I might like to try one using the upholstery cording instead of clothesline. Another thing to think of when making one is shrinkage when laundering.
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sorry all, but at the cost of fabric these days....there is no way I am going to go thru all that work for a throw rug I don't think will last very long anyway, I can go to Walmart or Dollar store and pick up one..........better things to do with my fabric stash!!!!!!
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Originally Posted by Geri B
(Post 4954807)
sorry all, but at the cost of fabric these days....there is no way I am going to go thru all that work for a throw rug I don't think will last very long anyway, I can go to Walmart or Dollar store and pick up one..........better things to do with my fabric stash!!!!!!
I have to agree with you on this topic. I have too many WIPs (in my mind) that I can do. I can just see my great dane trying to fluff it up so she can take a nap on it; she ruins more rugs that way, with her toenails. |
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