slbram17

I love these bowls and look forward to using your tutorial. Thanks for taking the time to write it for us.
Serita

slbram17

Just a note ...I could not find this clothesline at my local Walmart. In fact, I called 3 other Walmarts and they did not carry either. I did find a few remaining packages at one Walmart...I am kind of thinking some Walmarts have discontinued carrying it.

Serita

slbram17

I found it at Ace Hardware but it was pretty expensive. Something like 11 dollars a package of 100 ft (if I recall correctly).
Serita

heidikins

Thank you Eddie! What a perfect tutorial! I was going through some of my fabrics last night and pulled out a few "OMG what was I thinking???" prints. These bowls and hot pads would be prefect for them! Now off to find some clothesline.
Heidi

Eddie

Wow, that was kind of high. :shock: I think the 100' package that I bought at Wal-Mart was a little over $2.

Eddie

These are perfect for getting rid of some of those "What was I thinking?" fabric. :) The colors are much more important that the pattern with these, so these are good for using up some of those fabrics that have languished in your stash waiting to be freed. :D

Camai Johnson

Great instructions and so easy to follow. Thanks Eddie!!!

amma

Thank you for another awesome tute Eddie!!! :D:D:D

Camai Johnson

I got my 100 ft of cotton clothesline for $4.50 here in Alaska. Cut fabric, covered about 40 feet of rope and now all I need is a quilting needle. I'm so psyched to do this!!

Junie

our walmart has it in the bulk chains department, you know chains that cut to the link you want. that is where I found mine.