Your tutorial is great. I am excited to try again and make one. I started one before but was hurrying to finish it and it wasn't coming out very well. Now, I am ready to try again. Thanks.
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Originally Posted by homecaregiver
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I saw this done at a quilt show in Lincoln NE in October and I had a one on one lesson with the lady that was doing it.
She had some beautiful items she had made. I purchased the cord from her and a few other tidbits. I can not wait to try it myself but I have been away from home for a while and have to wait till I get back home. Thanks for the great tute. Pat I've got two Dollar Generals in my town, so I'll be checking them out for cotton cording. In the meantime I'll practice with some I found at walmart. Thank you so much for this tutorial. Nancy |
I so want to try and make one of these..............thank you...........
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What a great tute. Loved the picture of your DH wearing the basket. Very funny and it did not even look too bad. I also enjoyed seeing the top cover and binding. I had never seen those options but really like it. Thanks!
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I have been wanting to try one of these ...thanks for the tutorial, cant wait to make one
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Great tutorial!!
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WOW! You explained this so well and you added all the right pictures. I've seen these baskets but never thought I could ever make one, but after reading your tute, I know I can and I WILL make one right away. All I need is the clothesline and Walmart is 1/2 hour away. I think I'll start today. Thank you thank you thank you sooooo much!
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This is a beautiful basket, but is it possible to send the rest of it to my e-mail? I have searched all this site for the rest of it, but no luck.
Thanks, Yvette |
I suggest buying the book as you will be able to make lots of variations. They are fun to make. The book is Its A Wrap. I got mine from Amazon. Worth it to be able to make more than the basic one.
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Thanks for showing this, I will be giving it a try. Do you have a picture of the finished product?
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Just want to say "thanks for the tutorial" Started one last night, inbetween preparing dinner and nightly "chores". It is so fun and goes quickly, one you've wrapped the cord. Fun fun!
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Wonderful Tute. Thank you so much. Your embellishments really make it pop!
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I am in awe of your work. Your basket inspires me. Do you use a certain needle? I have loads of scraps from string quilts I have made. I may try a scrappy one. Thanks for the resource of cording at the Dollar Store, will check that out today.
Have a wonderful 2014. Happy New Year to all. |
thanks for your now to - pictures & lessons. Have you ever tried blue jeans & does the color bleed off them if you have made one. How about red cotton, etc. any bleeding there. thank you again. sherian
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Thanks for the tutorial. I took a class at the LQS to make these and they really are a lot of fun. I chose a fabric that I bought online and didn't really like. Since you lose the pattern of the fabric and only get the colors, I was really happy with the way it turned out. One word of warning to everyone though. Be careful about the fabric you use. One lady in the class had a fabric that was kind of slick. It was a quilt-shop quality fabric but it just felt almost like polished cotton. She couldn't get it to angle up. Even the instructor couldn't get it to work right.
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