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Anyone made something with this teknic? It is a rope inside. My first attempt, made this for hot pots
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http://trapillo.com/blog/cestas-de-tela-cosidas-a-maquina/
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http://trapillo.com/blog/cestos-de-tela-y-cuerda/
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Comments (12)
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Well done Anita,
What a great idea for a hot pot mat. Love Chris
What a great idea for a hot pot mat. Love Chris
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How big is the rope inside of these? This is a excellent idea.
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It is one half centimeter. And the rope is woven very loose
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Looks great, and I can't believe this is your first try. So well done! I have seen some baskets made with this technique, but never tried it myself. I thought they were hand-stitched, but now I see it is done by machine. I would not have guessed. Nice job!
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highlandermom
11 Oct 2013
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Looks Great! I made a basket this way back in early 80's.
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baydreamer
11 Oct 2013
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I think it's close line cord they use, here is a tutorial on how it is done for baskets, same technique is used for placemat.
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http://www.craftstylish.com/item/33825/how-to-sew-a-fabric-bowl/page/all
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queenofhearts
11 Oct 2013
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Wow! Looks pretty labor intensive but what a great job.
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ConstanceSq50
11 Oct 2013
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I love these my mom used them all while growing up. You can't find them in stores anymore. Thanks for the link. I think I might try to do one. Hope your wrists are ok!
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Yes I made a bali basket and a bowl, they really look great as the material varies. I used jelly rolls for the projects that I got for a great price on Ebay.