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by mommadooks 12 Sep 2010 ( edited Sep 13'10 03:45 )
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when you are doing a fsl bowl, you have bottom and 6 sides. What is the best way to put them togeather. sew each to bottom and then do sides. Or, is there a better way. Thanks again Iva

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by dlonnahawkins 12 Sep 2010
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Normally I will put the sides together, and leave one side open, then attach the bottom, and up the remaining side. Most sites will give you good instructions within their site. Each design may be a little different, and you have to play with them. Good luck with these.
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by mommadooks 12 Sep 2010
Thank you, will see soon, got all the pieces for a small bowl done.
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by colonies1 12 Sep 2010
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can't waeit to see it.........post please
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by leenova54 12 Sep 2010
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I can't wait to see it either! I haven't tried a bowl yet but plan to once I get Christmas stuff out of the way!
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by holly12 12 Sep 2010
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Good luck. Haven't tried that yet. can't wait to see it. Arlene
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by quilter124 12 Sep 2010
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sounds like you have been having some fun...yea for you....let us see when you are finished and tell us how you sewed it together, but I think dlonnahawkins has a good way to do it....
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by shirlener88 12 Sep 2010
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Iva, it is something that each person needs to learn - what works for them - but like dlonnahawkons (Beth), I do it the same way - each side together and then the bottom and up the remaining side.
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by mommadooks 12 Sep 2010
Thank you, and that is very pretty. Where is it from.
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by eastwitch2 12 Sep 2010
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Skeldale House has some great picture tutorials of how to put FSL Bowls and Doilies together.

Here are 2 links for you to look at.
Scroll down each page to see how to put together.
http://www.skeldalehouse.com/baskets_6_victorian/basket6_vic.html

http://www.skeldalehouse.com/pineapple/pineapple.html

EastWitch2
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by debbie3 13 Sep 2010
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Thank you