You are a beautiful soul and soooo helpful. Have a wonderful life.The one I made had a single drop of washable permanent fabric glue in each knotted edge, in a hidden area. Not making a mess, for dexterity reasons, it's it's not recommended for someone under 12 related to dripping.
Great project. Just a comment from one teacher to another, instead of saying “yucky edge”, explain to viewers that it is called the selvage and that all fabric has these edges on parallel sides.
You're right--got to mindfully use academic vocabulary and then get students to practice it. Even after all the mentions of "fleece", for example, I was surprised students still couldn't name the fabric. That's because they'd worked with "fleece" but hadn't done enough talking and writing about it.
What a great tutorial 🤗 Thank you! I've been worried how to keep fabric from raveling being I have no serger. Bless you!
❤this got me started when I needed help making tie blankets for my kids
Thanks so much for the video. Easy to follow your instructions.
You are a beautiful soul and soooo helpful. Have a wonderful life.The one I made had a single
drop of washable permanent fabric glue in each knotted edge, in a hidden area. Not making a
mess, for dexterity reasons, it's it's not recommended for someone under 12 related to dripping.
Great project. Just a comment from one teacher to another, instead of saying “yucky edge”, explain to viewers that it is called the selvage and that all fabric has these edges on parallel sides.
You're right--got to mindfully use academic vocabulary and then get students to practice it. Even after all the mentions of "fleece", for example, I was surprised students still couldn't name the fabric. That's because they'd worked with "fleece" but hadn't done enough talking and writing about it.
Did a nice job. Thank you!
Thanks great project for my girls to do. I needed a refresher course.
Good project. Thanks
What name do you want in the yearbook