Fabric Cain Garland
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I was hunting for ornaments and came upon this:
http://www.sullivanrealm.net/2009/11...chain-garland/
Just curious though...how do you turn something so narrow right side out?
http://www.sullivanrealm.net/2009/11...chain-garland/
Just curious though...how do you turn something so narrow right side out?
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That's so cute. I have seen these made from cutter quilts too, and when they cut them from the cutter quilts, they are just cut... no finiing the edges or anything. I always loved the paper chains as a kid. I might have to try this too!
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You could do the Advent countdown by putting them together with Velcro that way you could take one off each day! Also in bright colors for little kids with Velcro so they could make their own designs and necklaces.
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Originally Posted by Snorky Lvs2Quilt
I have fabric turners of several different sizes. got them at Joann's. They really work well and turn fabric in no time.
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Eleanor Burns uses a straw and a bodkin to turn narrow or small pieces of fabric. She makes it look easy. You may be able to find a tute on her website. I've seen her do it on her shows that come on our local PBS Station.
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