Today, I just put some borders on it, layered it with 2 layers of fusible fleece and a backing, put folded triangles in the top corners and stitched on the inside of the borders and 1/2 inch from the edge. I trimmed the edge with a pinking blade. I put a piece of cardboard across the top edge caught in the triangle corners and hung it above my desk. It was easy and quick and a light and easy reminder that I don't want to be a drip. Does anyone use that term (drip) anymore to describe someone who is a pain in the neck?
Tuesday, June 11, 2013
Small Finish
I finished this little 6 x 9 inches piece today. I had fished it out of a box of odd stuff a couple of weeks ago and stuck it on my design wall so I would be reminded to do something with it.
Today, I just put some borders on it, layered it with 2 layers of fusible fleece and a backing, put folded triangles in the top corners and stitched on the inside of the borders and 1/2 inch from the edge. I trimmed the edge with a pinking blade. I put a piece of cardboard across the top edge caught in the triangle corners and hung it above my desk. It was easy and quick and a light and easy reminder that I don't want to be a drip. Does anyone use that term (drip) anymore to describe someone who is a pain in the neck?
Today, I just put some borders on it, layered it with 2 layers of fusible fleece and a backing, put folded triangles in the top corners and stitched on the inside of the borders and 1/2 inch from the edge. I trimmed the edge with a pinking blade. I put a piece of cardboard across the top edge caught in the triangle corners and hung it above my desk. It was easy and quick and a light and easy reminder that I don't want to be a drip. Does anyone use that term (drip) anymore to describe someone who is a pain in the neck?
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