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If you're replacing a chain, use wire cutters to cut the old jump rings, or needle nose plier to bend them open and remove the jump rings+chain.
Going around the pattern with your scirssors, cut the flower shape from the folded chiffon.
The trick for this step is to have really sharp scissors. If you don't, then try only cutting some of the fabric at once, instead of all of it.
Lay your paper down on your plate. Hold one end as you do so, being careful to line it up with your previous marks.
The white from the gauge goes to the #10 Gray on the headlight switch. The black from the gauge goes to the brown on the headlight switch.
If you're using a rolling pin, there is really no explanation needed. Remember to work from the centre out.
Take your last jump ring and thread it onto the other end of the chain. Use pliers to bend the jump ring closed.
With the top of the onion facing away from you, begin making vertical cuts as close together as possible. Do not, however, cut all the way through the onion! Make sure all your cuts stop short of the top of the onion, so that the onion remains in one piece, being held together by its top
Take a peek after you've burnished the print. Keep a hand on the paper, so the whole thing doesn't come up. If there are spots missing, carefully lay it back down and go at it some more.
Repeat step 1-3 (folding, pinning, and cutting) for the nylon tulle. You should have two little piles of fabric flowers, as shown.
Use this gardening watering well to help water garden plants. Just plant your favorite vegetables near the watering well, then fill the well with water. The water will slowly seep out of the bottom of the well, thus watering the roots of your plants.
On my blog is a description and how to make your own whiteboard soooo much better than those smudgy boring whitboards.
Your first block will have the above dimensions (31 stitches by 31 stitches), but the points of the white triangles overlap when you add additional repeats.
Every block you stack ON TOP you'll skip the first row. For every block you stick NEXT TO, you'll skip the first column. Just remember that the white points and the ends of the blue lines must overlap.