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08-07-2010, 08:52 AM
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Originally Posted by quilterguy27
That is so cute. I can just see me rolling arouond on the floor with that. Oh, it's for a kid? Sorry, maybe I'm too old for it then, but I am a kid at heart. Love it. If you do see me rolling around on the floor with it, please don't tell anyone.
Sasha got home and I showed him and he said 'ah, cool' and he was farting around with it. I was like, 'uh, you know that's for Alex, right?' haha!
08-07-2010, 08:56 AM
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Originally Posted by jljack
What does the inside look like? I read through the tutorial, but it says to get a visual in your head of what the inside looks like, but no picture so I can try to do that. Does it go clear through? Is it closed in the middle? Thanks!!
It's really hard to explain how to sew the inside part. You have to kind of match up the seams with your fingers through the center of the cube, and then reach in through the hole left over from when you flipped the whole thing right side out, snake your arm through and grab the two parts you want to sew together with your fingers, and pull it out through the hole that's for turing it right side out again. So each time you make an inside seam, the empty cube will be half inside out... God, that's really hard to explain, ha ha!
08-07-2010, 09:00 AM
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Hi Mel,
nice cube! Not sure if this applies to the cube, but I watched a program for making pillows that they use one layer of batting on the backside of the fabric. Supposedly that smoothes out the lumpies from the filler material.
nice cube! Not sure if this applies to the cube, but I watched a program for making pillows that they use one layer of batting on the backside of the fabric. Supposedly that smoothes out the lumpies from the filler material.
08-07-2010, 09:15 AM
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Originally Posted by MadQuilter
Hi Mel,
nice cube! Not sure if this applies to the cube, but I watched a program for making pillows that they use one layer of batting on the backside of the fabric. Supposedly that smoothes out the lumpies from the filler material.
nice cube! Not sure if this applies to the cube, but I watched a program for making pillows that they use one layer of batting on the backside of the fabric. Supposedly that smoothes out the lumpies from the filler material.
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