Here it is my first FSL clock, itg didn't turn out very well but I will save it to see how the start was with FSL. Just a little more practice

Oh they say practice makes perfect Iris *4U

practice makes perfect, look on it as a lesson the next one will work for you

I had the same problem at first. Happened when the stabiliser was not stretched taut enough. Double layer did the trick for me. Pattern looks nice, too bad it did not work out.

I hate it when this happens. You will get better at it. *

My first looked the same :) but i'm gonna try more
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Before my first FSL I am afraid also had, however has still gone well! This bell looks so bad not at all! However, you do not give up it, try another design. ****

Don`t worry, I have done fsl and discovered it wasn`t fsl.....lol

It's a great start, Iris. My very first FSL was a disaster... Don't give up, FSL is so fun to make!

Don't worry, the next one will be fantastic.****

perhaps, it could have been in the design. Try the next one that you have seen posted here that worked well.Good start anyway. My first one was just a pile of thread. ha ha ha and I DIDN'T save it.

practice makes perfect remember?

Keep trying and you will soon have alovely collectins of FSL and I agree with Shirlene, this looks like a bell

It looks like a bell to me! Just keep working with it - you will get iy!

3 comments

by dianned 21 Nov 2008

It is a bell - I think it's a slip up in translation, as "Cloche" is French for bell ... it looks pretty good to me - I've just abandoned an FSL foul-up so I know how it feels!! Grrrrrrr! Love and flowers from Dianne x x x

by mops 21 Nov 2008

Problem is clock and bell both translate as "klok" in Dutch.

by shirlener88 22 Nov 2008

OH my - thank you both - I would have never known - without your help. I love this, when other will assist - so you can learn. THANKS!

How disappointing for you. I have just had a similar experience with a snowflake - it's such a waste of thread and time. *4U