Designer Steering Wheel Cover
#21
Senior Member
Join Date: Apr 2010
Location: Mooresville, NC
Posts: 660
Thanks Judy for this tutorial. My steering wheel gets cold even here in the middle of North Carolina. And I remember Patti Cook from PAQA (Phoenix Area Quilting Association). And I thunk she belonged to Busy Bees but not sure about that. I do remember a Volkswagen beetle car quilt she made - really cute. I suppose it's possible I know you, too. Been away from Phoenix since 2003.
Thanks for the cool tote -
Sandy in Mooresville, NC
Thanks for the cool tote -
Sandy in Mooresville, NC
#22
i used sleeper foot fabric- the gripper kind-as the backing. it grips really well! dh is getting a new car this week and i think it would make a lovely present, don't you!? wish i knew what color he is getting. guess i'll have to use 'builders' beige' . thanks for the very timely tute!
#23
i used sleeper foot fabric- the gripper kind-as the backing. it grips really well! dh is getting a new car this week and i think it would make a lovely present, don't you!? wish i knew what color he is getting. guess i'll have to use 'builders' beige' . thanks for the very timely tute!
#26
Super Member
Join Date: Aug 2010
Location: North Central, NC
Posts: 2,741
Thanks for the tute and also for other suggestions and photos. My steering wheel gets pretty dirty from my hands and I think one of these would help ..... plus of course the hot and cold factor of the steering wheel would be remedied!
#27
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Join Date: Sep 2010
Location: Arizona
Posts: 5,585
Another feature is that your just put. The coverin your washer with a load of clothes, I do not pot in drier though. It comes out like new...the do fade it some, by that time you are ready for a new one and your have all the right measurement to replace it. . The photo of the multicolor cover had been washed before photo was taken.
Judy in Phx, AZ
Judy in Phx, AZ
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