This shows sewing it on, with a straight stitch and a regular foot. Remember to stretch slightly as you sew, even if you don't want gathers. If you don't stretch it a little, it will hang funny.
And this shows the finished product. I tried to use contrasting colors for clear visibility, but I think a darker thread would have shown up better.
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Shecki
Eli, Josiah, Annaliese, Brianna, Samuel, Furby and Zach, waiting and waiting and waiting to see one of the original copies of the Declaration of Independence on 4th of July. http://www.californiamuseum.org/inde...s/declaration/
Nice Shecki. This is exactly how I did it my first time. It really helps keep it from shifting. When I used FOE on the woven the other day I just folded it over and sewed. I think it's easier to use on a woven.
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Mama to my Sweet Pixie, Sophie Elise
Do you do that for night pants, too? That would have eliminated a lot of the potty words I was muttering to myself when I tried to make a pair with FOE! (blush) What a great idea!
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Candace: Mama to Mollusc, Sluggie, Fishy, and the homebirthed Prawn!
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Awsome Shecki! Thanks! That helped so much being able to actually SEE what you were talking about. Are these instructions just for using FOE with wovens? Can you do it this way on knits? Would it stretch? Sorry for all the questions.
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Amy
Mama to Erin 7 and Riley 4
Wife to my soulmate Dave since 1993
"Mother is the name of God on the lips and hearts of children." ~The Crow~
soooo SHecki.... how many yards of FOE are you hoarding???? lolololol ) GREAT TUTORIAL now if only I had a "casting foot" oh wait.... a sewing machine would help too! lol *sigh* I am learing to sew in my head still! soooooooooooooooon!
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Jessy P.
Mommy to Alexander (1/00) and Noelle (11/01)