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by muflotex 17 Apr 2011 ( edited Apr 17'11 18:20 )
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Could somebody please supply the right vocabulary? I need to line a basket with a handle at the top and have to do something like a hole in the place where the handel is on both sides. I do not know what that kind of "alley" is called and how to search for an answer. I do know how to sew the lining. It is like a "fabric" buttonhole, with fabic on both sides looking nice, but with one short side open. Anybody out there who understands what I am looging for?

TIA regards Sue

Comments (2)
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by devon 17 Apr 2011
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I can't help but get you back to the top.
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by capoodle 17 Apr 2011
+5
This is a picture of my bread basket. Took a picture of the inside and outside for you to have a visual idea. While this don't have a handle the hinge on the lid is similar to leaving an opening for a handle. Clip on each side of the handle and turn that piece under and top stitch or fuse down.
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by shirlener88 17 Apr 2011
Great pictures.
by ramona 17 Apr 2011
Very nice.
by muflotex 18 Apr 2011
exacly!!! You know what I mean. Thank you very much for the pics - you have a beautifull bread basket. Now, how do you call such an opening? And would it be called the same name if it was on a shirt?