Let's say that you've done a few projects and you have some end pieces left over. You don't want to throw them away, but they just aren't big enough to do you much good.
Well, you can make placemats, coasters, or something smaller.
Or you can join two or more pieces to make a larger canvas.
Overlap the edges. You don't have to trim them if you don't want to, but make sure that you start with the narrow part and work to the part with the larger overlap. Be careful to match the holes in the rows. Edges sometimes get stretched out and you can easily miss your row.
You may want to plan to work a side-to-side pattern for this or else baste the overlap and remove it some at a time as you work over that section.
Thanks for visiting with me,
Kathi Linz
Well, you can make placemats, coasters, or something smaller.
Or you can join two or more pieces to make a larger canvas.
Overlap the edges. You don't have to trim them if you don't want to, but make sure that you start with the narrow part and work to the part with the larger overlap. Be careful to match the holes in the rows. Edges sometimes get stretched out and you can easily miss your row.
You may want to plan to work a side-to-side pattern for this or else baste the overlap and remove it some at a time as you work over that section.
Thanks for visiting with me,
Kathi Linz
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