I decided yesterday that I wanted to actually make something with my sewing machine. I didn't want to continue to practice making straight seams. I also know that the best way to learn something is to do it, over and over. So I found this link to a
10-minute colored pencil roll on Pinterest.
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if anyone knows how to end my stitch lines without having little threads leftover hanging all over, I'd appreciate tips. |
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my zig zags |
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all rolled up |
Squirt seems to like it. I got these colors so he'd stop eating & breaking his colors (he doesn't eat them often but he does break them a lot). I hope it'll help when we travel. I'm also hoping to make a similar thing for Moose's cars (and probably one for Squirt's cars too).
Comments
do you backstitch when you start & stop? that should help with the extra strands ~ be sure to snip them close to the fabric, too :]
xoxo, gussy
I'm sure once you get the hang of it you'll get it made in 10min flat.
Practice is the best way to learn
x cinti