by noah 17 Nov 2015

This is Yorikos design and someone asked me how do you sew the curtain fabric to it This is FSL !!!.So my pictures will show you how.


You can buy this design at http://www.mygardened.com/
Thanks for LQQKING Hugs Carolyn
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by laffma1 18 Nov 2015

Wonderful tutorial Carolyn. This is a great design to use the fabric backing with since it is so delicate, you can really see the fabric show through nicely.

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noah by noah 18 Nov 2015

thanks hugs

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by 02kar Moderator 18 Nov 2015

Thanks for sharing this with pictures. I have made FSL coasters with a fabric backing. I know you would love purple fabric underneath. So pretty!

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noah by noah 18 Nov 2015

Yes one day i will try hugs

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by marianb 18 Nov 2015

thank you for giving us step by step tutorial, just renewed my membership so now I can try these..

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noah by noah 18 Nov 2015

Awesome hugs i renewed mine also hugs

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by crafter2243 Moderator 17 Nov 2015

I am confused.where does the curtain fabric come in?

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jrob by jrob 17 Nov 2015

It looks to me as if she has hooped the fabric, then the wash away on top of that.

noah by noah 17 Nov 2015

Wrong thee other way around!!

crafter2243 by crafter2243 18 Nov 2015

Got it.

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by sandralane 17 Nov 2015

Very nice Carolyn, it almost looks like crochet. Sandra.

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noah by noah 17 Nov 2015

yes it sure does hugs

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by bevintex 17 Nov 2015

so it's wash away-the clear kind.then the fabric and another layer of wash away on top? 3 layers total ?

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topcat5 by topcat5 edited 17 Nov 2015

No fabric is involved. You stitch directly onto the wash-away. You just hoop the wash-away and then start stitching. I use the opaque type, usually hooping 2 layers. Your top and bobbin thread should match because this will be seen from both sides. Many sites, emblibrary for example, have a tutorial on Free Standing Lace. It's so quick and easy, you'll use your largest hoop and stitch as many FSL as you can. I love it. A word of caution: be sure the design says it's FSL; all the stitches connect to each other.

noah by noah 17 Nov 2015

WRONGGGGGGGGGGG

noah by noah edited 17 Nov 2015

Hoop wws ,then white curtain fabric then sew**** 2 layers only Bev.as you wash away the wws you got a nice solid coaster.

topcat5 by topcat5 18 Nov 2015

Oh, I'm so silly! I didn't read your entire statement and just plunged in with an answer, which is for making most FSL things, especially ornaments or lace bowls. Not for this type coaster. Sorry for any confusion I might have caused. Mea culpa.

noah by noah 18 Nov 2015

It's ok we ware big girl panties lol

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by crafter2243 Moderator 17 Nov 2015

Great tutorial. I bet it would also look interesting with having a solid different color underneath. Hm thinking.......

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noah by noah 17 Nov 2015

yes it would i have tried it right now i am sewing with the white fabric and red thread for the coaster

crafter2243 by crafter2243 18 Nov 2015

I bet that will look good.

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