Design Board Finishing Fr Bee In My Bonnet Not Only Cute But As i said yesterday you will need a 2 1 2" x width of fabric strip to edge one mini design board. wrong sides together. use this center fold as your guide . and fold one side into the center and press. repeat for the other side. right down the center of the strip using a wide zig zag stitch. Press the batting down glue all the way to the corners of one side and then glue the batting down on the opposite side, pulling the batting as you go to make sure it fits smoothly. it will look like this with 2 sides glued down. now continue and glue the batting to the remaining edges of the foam board.
Bee In My Bonnet Mini Design Board Tutorial Part In this video i show you how i make and use my design boards they are an essential tool in my sewing room. the 3 8" thick foam core board that i used in th. Pat sloan: mini design board tutorial, tricks to fix problems, and free patterns from my guests (pat sloan quilt) error: please contact the site admin. itunes subscription available click here to subscribe my podcast guest list!. Check out this tutorial by lori holt of bee in my bonnet for her mini design boards! make them in multiple sizes to accommodate any size projects! more from lori: " i'm excited to show you how i make my design boards that i told you about in my last post! i made 6 of them that measure 10" x 10" to use when making my blocks for the farmers wife. I love your organizational skills. i wish i could say that picking fabrics for my projects was my favorite part but it is the hardest part for me. love reading your blog. thanks for sharing! july 12, 2011 at 7:29 am martha said i love these design boards. they will be such time savers. can't wait to make a few.
Bee In My Bonnet Mini Design Board Tutorial Part Check out this tutorial by lori holt of bee in my bonnet for her mini design boards! make them in multiple sizes to accommodate any size projects! more from lori: " i'm excited to show you how i make my design boards that i told you about in my last post! i made 6 of them that measure 10" x 10" to use when making my blocks for the farmers wife. I love your organizational skills. i wish i could say that picking fabrics for my projects was my favorite part but it is the hardest part for me. love reading your blog. thanks for sharing! july 12, 2011 at 7:29 am martha said i love these design boards. they will be such time savers. can't wait to make a few. Step 3: cut a 10″ x 10″ square with your x acto knife. step 4: cut your batting to the exact size of your foam core board (in this case 10″ x 10″) and get your glue gun hot and ready! step 5: starting from one corner, place a line of glue on the board. since the hot glue dries quickly, glue one side of the batting at a time. Aug 5, 2022 if you have already constructed your boards from yesterday's tutorial you are ready to give the edges a cute finish with fabr aug 5, 2022 if.
Bee In My Bonnet Mini Design Board Tutorial Part Step 3: cut a 10″ x 10″ square with your x acto knife. step 4: cut your batting to the exact size of your foam core board (in this case 10″ x 10″) and get your glue gun hot and ready! step 5: starting from one corner, place a line of glue on the board. since the hot glue dries quickly, glue one side of the batting at a time. Aug 5, 2022 if you have already constructed your boards from yesterday's tutorial you are ready to give the edges a cute finish with fabr aug 5, 2022 if.
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