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I do it about 1/4" in from the edge. :)

Thank you for watching! By sewing on the back you can stitch closer to the edge of the hem and no you are catching it. If sewing from the front, you may not catch it or the hem can fold back.

We did a new video without the distractions :) ua-cam.com/video/BftZjoEdqbg/v-deo.html

Thank you so much!

Appreciate that! Hope it helped!

I use the same size cording for most of my pillow sizes. On larger Euro bed pillows-26" to 30"- I will go up to a larger cording, especially if I want to make a statement. :) If you go with a larger size, the bias strip size will change. I will cut a tester fabric strip and make about a 6"-9" cording tester piece to make sure the size is correct before cutting the fabric to be used for a project. Thank you for watching the video! Happy Sewing!

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Glad it was helpful! Thanks for watching!

You will need to sew the bottom and top fabric pieces together, 3.5" from both sides and then install the zipper starting at about 3" from each side so it will be at least .5" from the opening. The zipper is longer so we do not have to sew near the pull but it is not sewn from end to end. You will see after it is sewn to each side, the excess its cut off. Hope this clarifies. :)

@@BeyondFabric Thank you so much Sara! I appreciate your time.

We sell them on our website- locally made:) www.beyondfabricinc.com/shop/c/p/Handmade-Wooden-Stiletto-x65549861.htm

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Thank you so much! I hope it inspires some fun bags!

It is always good to make a tester and adjust according to your liking. No two individuals are the same and you need to make sure it works for you :) Hope you enjoy the process!

Thank you for the elaboration on what home dec is. There are many weights of home decorator fabrics, but most will not require an additional stabilizer.

Thank you so much!! I am thrilled that it gave a new prospective! You got this!

I just finished my first little pillow and used your video extensively. The piping that I used was too stiff and it is fine for outdoors, but I think I have learned a lesson from that. It was more like plastic. Thanks for your video!

Glad you liked it!

Glad I could help! :)

That would be cute! Happy sewing!

Thank you!!

You can also try whole dried corn (like feed corn), flaxseed, or walnut shells.

For this one I used 1.5 yd of 44" wide fabric.

Thank you!

The 1/2" at the top just gives added assurance that the rod won't show. So when calculating your cut size you have your front measurements and then the back measurements (which is your hem and header). On the front you have your finished height plus the 1/2" above rod for assurance. On the back you have the 1/2" + rod pocket size for the tabs and then you double that because the fabric goes back to the top to give structure to the top of your panel. On the liner it just goes to the top not folded over. On the back you also have the hem amount which if you have a 3" hem, you add 6". The 1/2" is actually added 3 times because you have it on the front, back, and then folded back inside to the top. Hope this clarifies. :) Good luck!

Much appreciated!

If you plan on washing the curtains regularly, then yes prewash. Because you are using quilt weight cotton which is a lighter weight than home dec., use a heavier drapery liner than what I used in the video. Go with more of the cotton sateen mid weight liner.

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:) Glad it helped! Thanks for watching!

Glad to hear! Thank you!

Thank you!

Sorry for any confusion. The worksheet is intended to go in order with the steps. So on the left of the worksheet you will see an example using specific measurements different than what was in the video. In the video- 21 was the waist, 28 was the fullest part of hip (which we call bottom). Following the worksheet you need to get your waist, hip and desired length(dl). Next determine how full you want this skirt. We used a multiplier of 1.5 for 1.5 fullness. Step 1- take your waist (top of skirt) and multiply it by your fullness multiplier. Then divide it by 2 because you will have a front piece and a back piece. Then add 1" to that measurement for seam allowance. Now you have your top number. Step 2- Take your fullest hip measurement and multiply it by your fullness multiplier. Then divide by 2 and add 1". Now that will be your bottom number. Step 3- Determine you desired length and add 1". Step 4- We will be working from the fold of your fabric so the left and right side are identical. Because of that when you fold your front piece fabric in half to mark from- you will need to take your number you ended up with in Step 1 and divide by 2 because we are working with half the fabric. The same with Step 5- you will need to take the final number from Step 2 and divide by 2. Get your numbers and then follow along with the video one step at a time. If you are still confused, you can always email me at sara.claxton@beyondfabricinc.com or call the store (912) 673-8662 and I can try a different approach to walk you through it. :)

21 is the waist measurement in the video and 28 is the fullest hip or bottom measurement- see other comment for clarification

I would make a tester first to try out a different sizes. If I was testing, I would start with a cut size of 4.75" x 14".

Typically I use 3/8"

You are so welcome! Feel free to post a picture on our social media of your daughter's curtain when finished! Thank you for watching!

We use a dacron that is 1" thick.

@@BeyondFabric Thanks so much!

Check your tension on your serge stitch- also length the stitch more since you are using it only to prevent the fraying. That should help!

The basting tape goes on the very edge or your fabric and zipper tape, so you are not actually sewing through it.

Sorry you feel that way.

Thank you for watching! Hopefully you can see in the picture how the skirt made stands a little boxier than the black and white, which was definitely more fluid. I hope you enjoy making some! That is how my machine sounds- She gets oiled regularly when I clean her. Thank you for looking out for her though :)

Thank you for watching! You can always use this shade on a rod attached to the door. We will also be doing one with an attached valence with velcro straps to attach it up. If you have any pictures of a treatment you like, email it to me at sara.claxton@beyondfabricinc.com, and I will put it on our list to show :)

Let us know how it turns out!

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Glad it helped!

So happy to hear it helped!

Thank you for watching- for a closeup, minus the crazy hair, check out this video here: ua-cam.com/video/BftZjoEdqbg/v-deo.html :)

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It could be easily modified to be a fidget blanket! Just make it more lap size and it would be perfect for hospice. What a great idea! Thank you for sharing.

@@BeyondFabric , and thank you. 😀

Thank you! Hope it helped :)

Lol, must be my southern accent mixed with my mom's mid-western?? That has always been one of those words I got picked on :) Hopefully the video helped!

You can put it in the freezer and the rice stays cold for awhile. We did a separate video where you can laminate your cotton fabric for the cold packs: studio.ua-cam.com/users/videoxH5HUkfvw5s/edit

Wonderful! Glad it helped! :)