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[spiderbot1 joins to watch] check battery fit, solder may need trimming with a knife or file.

This is the setup I used for the demo images.

Y se fotografía el escenario vacío para obtener la imagen de fondo que nos permitirá borrar el soporte.

Step one of brioche stitch.

Determine which two edges will be overlapping on the lace backing (that is, if you're making a zipperless pillow case). Sew a double 1/4" hem on each of those edges as shown.

 

wrapping the tamale before steaming

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Lift the acetate cover and apply ink to the portion of the screen that the image is on. A small plastic knife would help in spreading over large areas.

Does anyone have any other good suggestions for recycled lip balm containers?

After the exterior shape is finished, I flatten the face of it with a file.

Loop the other end of the chain onto the cut link, as shown. This will make the chain into a continuous loop. Using the flat-jawed pliers, press the ends of the cut link back together, with a little overlap for security.

 

(Optional: If you're making a shorter necklace with a clasp, attach the clasp to the cut chain link in this step, instead of connecting the chain ends).

 

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You have several options here, with what to do with the back banner fabric.

  

For this project I did #1, but the second banner ("breathe") was done with #2. I think the second method works well for a banner you don't plan on moving often.

 

(1) You can sew a 1-inch double-folded hem around all four edges. (You'll need grommets/eyelets)

(2) You can sew a double-folded hem around three edges, and then sew a bamboo skewer into a casing along the top edge. (If the skewer doesn't extend beyond the banner, you're going to need grommets/eyelets).

 

Don't put the bamboo skewer in until after embroidering!

 

Required ingredients: flowers (pictured,) wire basket, sphagnum moss, potting soil, bucket, water

how to fold an origami paper crane

Der Aufbau für das Bild "Catchlight".

I hold the flat piece (very gently) to the stay with some vice grips (pictured later). I then tack in three spots, top first. Once it's tacked, I remove the vice grips.

 

This looks kind-of distorted, but I think it's from the lens in macro.

Go ahead and button your pieces together. Woohoo they work!

 

Is it time for a break yet? Take a few minutes to have a snack and clean up a bit, the hard part is over.

 

So, pieces a + b= the bodice front.

Hem top of piece c.

With right sides together, and buttons still buttoned, go ahead and sew bodice front to bodice back at side seams.

  

This is the result of gluing the four corner buttresses.

Flatten out the cut with a file. I use a pretty giant half-round one for this. File all the way down until you're happy with the shape. If you goofed a bit on the initial cut, you can correct in this step.

Lay your fabric flat down on your work surface.

Here's the finished bag holder. Clip it on the belt and keep your trash visible and handy so everyone can see you're cleaning up.

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