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by mi30kaja 10 Nov 2011 ( edited Nov 13'11 05:57 )
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I have just taken a photo of the back of one of my steering wheel covers. I cut a circle 17-17.5inches (43cm) in diameter. Then cut the two sections for the back. Sew 12mm bias onto the two back sections, join these to the front and sew around the edge as close to the edge as you can Then using 25mm bias tidy the edge of the cover. Hope this makes sense. If not please PM me. This is bought quilted fabric.

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Comments (19)
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by devon 10 Nov 2011
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great work, really love the idea
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by mi30kaja 10 Nov 2011
It is hot here in Adelaide and I have to park my car for a few hours while I am at Bobbin Lace so will use mine.
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by capoodle 10 Nov 2011
+7
Thank you for the instructions. I've seen them with elastic around but this looks easier.
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by mi30kaja 10 Nov 2011
I have a feeling the last ones I made were the 17.5 inches. Hope these fit.
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by asterixsew 10 Nov 2011
+7
Thanks, this looks interesting
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by mi30kaja 10 Nov 2011
If you have any problems, just PM me.
by janome300 12 Nov 2011
I like your project, yes getting hot now. Where do you do Babbin Lace in Adelaide, might be interested!
by mi30kaja 12 Nov 2011
I go on Fridays to The Needle Woman Shop at Tusmore.
by janome300 13 Nov 2011
Are they finished for the year, or can one join in at any stage for the bobbin Lace? Tusmore is not that far for me.
by mi30kaja 13 Nov 2011
They finish the same time as the school holidays,I think that is another 5 weeks. Why not come along and see if you like it first before the end of the year and if you do then book in for next year. If you wish I will send you her phone Number. Lyn PM me if you wish.
by mi30kaja 13 Nov 2011
They finish the same time as the school holidays,I think that is another 5 weeks. Why not come along and see if you like it first before the end of the year and if you do then book in for next year. If you wish I will send you her phone Number. Lyn PM me if you wish.
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by sqdancer 11 Nov 2011
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Looks like a great idea Carolyn - our steering wheels get pretty hot here in Canada in the summer, pretty cold here come winter...worth a try...thanks and have fun at the Bobbin Lace Classes...Hugs Glenda x0x0x0
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by mi30kaja 11 Nov 2011
What a day at Bobbin Lace. I have a faint suspicion that I am not very good at Bobbin Lace. Maybe I just talk too much. Only me and my dog at home and she doesn't talk. She is deaf anyhow.
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by oaro 11 Nov 2011
+6
I like it Very nice
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by mi30kaja 11 Nov 2011
Thank You. This design shows up better on the Back more than the front.
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by sboo 11 Nov 2011
+5
Thank You very Much for showing us the back and giving instructions. This will be on my list of things to get done before Christmas. Thanks again.
Shirley
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by mi30kaja 11 Nov 2011
I had a few moments before heading out this morning so put the instructions on instead of waiting till Monday. Hope you like them. Many great designs in DBC.
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by bonnetgirl 11 Nov 2011
+6
This is lovely...will be making a few of these for our cars...it gets hot here in Florida also. *4U
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by mi30kaja 11 Nov 2011
Haven't been to Florida but have been through California and left from LA. In places it could be Australia with the gum trees. I know it gets hot in California so imagine Florida would be the same.
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by redhotrn65 11 Nov 2011
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I'm not sure how this fits on and the two sections are how big? Never seen one before but would love to make one. Thanks
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by mi30kaja 11 Nov 2011
You can't make the top too deep because of the Steering column and you really just need the botton to catch the bottom of the steering wheel. It is up to you how big you make the top and bottom sections.
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by noah 11 Nov 2011
+4
WOW I JUST COPYED THIS LYN I MIGHT TRY IT I REALLY LIKE WHAT YOUR DOING HUGS CAROLYN
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by mi30kaja 11 Nov 2011
Thanks Carolyn. Can't wait to see yours.
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by snowbird42 11 Nov 2011
+4
the cuties never fail to amaze me with all these wonderful ideas going to make some....soozie
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by mi30kaja 11 Nov 2011
I have run out of ideas. Maybe time for a spell, but my hands are itching to get into a new project
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by shirlener88 11 Nov 2011
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Lyn, thnakyou for sharing how to make these - this is a very nice project.
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by mi30kaja 11 Nov 2011
Can't wait to see everyone making these.
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by edithfarminer 11 Nov 2011
+4
What a super idea, thanks for showing
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by mi30kaja 11 Nov 2011
You are most Welcome!
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by anne55 11 Nov 2011
+3
Thanks!!!
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by mi30kaja 11 Nov 2011
I am much better showing than explaining how to do something.
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by iris2006 11 Nov 2011
+3
Thanks for sharing this photo and the explanation, I copied this and will try to make one or more, for presemts.
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by mi30kaja 11 Nov 2011
It is easy and I am sure they will make great presents.
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by cfidl 11 Nov 2011
+3
Excellent project. I love fuctional stuff! The tiger is perfect. LLDS! christine
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by mi30kaja 11 Nov 2011
Thanks Christine
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by teddybear117 11 Nov 2011
+3
This is absolutely cleaver. What beautiful work you do. I envisioned the type with elastic when you mentioned a steering wheel cover. This is so much nicer and when not being used it will fold up much easier. Good Work!
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by mi30kaja 11 Nov 2011
Thank You!
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by debswebster 11 Nov 2011
+3
Excellent work!! Thank you so much for this. Did you buy or make the quilted fabric?
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by mi30kaja 11 Nov 2011
I bought it. Can make my own but just didn't have the time.
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by tippi 12 Nov 2011
+3
Thank you so much for sharing how you make these. I am ready now to try itk.
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by mi30kaja 12 Nov 2011
Don't forget to show us in Projects.
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by beatie58 13 Nov 2011
+3
This is such a good idea, especially in summer here in brissy...You have done a wonderful job hope the sell well they should do...Sally
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by mi30kaja 13 Nov 2011
Didn't sell one, but did sell my sock toys.