SewVeryEasyshares another fun and challenging sewing project that we can easily follow along with.
Materials:
Free Pattern link:https://www.ttfabrics.com/
Directions:
Prepare your fabric panels.
To mark the fabric into 4 parts, fold the fabric in half.
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verify to match up the edges as much as possible.
Lightly press the fold and fold it again in half.
see to it the edges match up.
Neatly and lightly press the seam.
Open and lay the fabric out.
You will use the crease as a guide to cut.
Place one side on top of the other and match up both fabrics to easily cut.
Place the ruler on top of the crease line and cut straight across.
Press out the folds slight crease edges with an iron.
Measure and cut out the fabrics at the same time, measuring 17 inches x 1112inches wide.
Lay out the fabric right side up.
Using pins, pin the matching sides on each side of the fabric for an easy guide.
Cut out 17 inches of 112inch strips and pin them together as seen in the photo and the pattern.
For the outer borders, cut out 18-inch x 2-inch strips and 14-inch x 2-inch strips.
Sew all the parts together, and you will end up with the pattern seen in this photo.
Lay the fabrics in order.
Sew the two long sides together first, then the two parts together.
Cut out and sew on an inch and a half border around the whole panel.
For the next border, cut out a 4-inch border and sew all the way around.
Cut out cornerstones from a lighter fabric and sew them on most of the corners of the whole panel.
For the final border, cut out a 3-inch-wide border that goes all around the whole border.
Lastly, cut out the cornerstones for the final border and sew them on.
