I've shown you how to trim and baste the hems.
How do you plan a blank canvas if you have an idea, but don't know the exact size of each portion yet?
Here's how I do it.
This time, I'm working the length of the canvas rather than side-to-side. However, I learned from the baby blanket that it's much easier to work across the table instead of reaching forward to work UP the length of the blanket. So I've incorporated that into the way I'm going to weave this afghan.
I'm starting on the outside edge. I will work far enough into the pattern to like the way it looks. Then I will flip the mesh and work the other side in the same pattern.
As I get a little farther into this piece, I will show you what I mean.
Thanks for visiting with me,
Kathi Linz
How do you plan a blank canvas if you have an idea, but don't know the exact size of each portion yet?
Here's how I do it.
This time, I'm working the length of the canvas rather than side-to-side. However, I learned from the baby blanket that it's much easier to work across the table instead of reaching forward to work UP the length of the blanket. So I've incorporated that into the way I'm going to weave this afghan.
I'm starting on the outside edge. I will work far enough into the pattern to like the way it looks. Then I will flip the mesh and work the other side in the same pattern.
As I get a little farther into this piece, I will show you what I mean.
Thanks for visiting with me,
Kathi Linz
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