Watch this video and learn how to make your bowls into a square. Full instructions from start to finish and tips and tricks along the way.
Here’s the link for my first video on how to make rope bowls.
https://youtu.be/Y_l0vsEBdJI
Supplies from Amazon:
1/4" cotton clothesline 100 ft hank
https://amzn.to/2TlZkpc
If you find a #8 rope. That is equivalent to 1/4".
Fiskars Self Healing Rotary Mat:
https://amzn.to/2NQwcCQ
Rotary Cutter:
https://amzn.to/2RYru9o
Omnigrid ruler:
https://amzn.to/2R1yDo7
Supply list:
- 1/4" (.6cm) cotton clothesline rope. I used about 50' for the basket in this video.
- metal clips that will fit over 1/4" (.6cm) rope
- fabric scissors or clipping scissors
- lots of sewing thread that will match the color of your fabric
- lots of bobbins with thread that will match the color of your fabric
- 1 metre of quilting cotton fabric in your choice of color
- sewing machine
- cutting mat
- rotary cutter
-omnigrid ruler
- sewing pins
- needle and thread for sewing the part of the rope to the basket
- crochet hook or stiletto to help push cord together while sewing
Optional: I used a wooden cut butterfly that I found at the dollar store.
Music: One step closer by Aakash Gandhi , YouTube Audio Library
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