Next, my first in a set of errors! Yep, that's sewn on wrong. I needed the straight piece first.
Sheesh, can't even tell where I am going with this, can ya?
Uh huh, it's an O. Sorta. Kinda. Well, maybe.
I was shocked at how much fabric I used up with all my mistakes, making me very glad I used leftovers first! The letter turned out twice as wide as I wanted but I have a better idea of how to construct it "for realsies". It also took way longer than I imagined to make this poor excuse for an O and I discarded multiple wrongly sewn sections just to get to this. My next attempt will be better, I promise. This one looks like the beginnings of a cartoon creature!
Sheesh, can't even tell where I am going with this, can ya?
Uh huh, it's an O. Sorta. Kinda. Well, maybe.
I was shocked at how much fabric I used up with all my mistakes, making me very glad I used leftovers first! The letter turned out twice as wide as I wanted but I have a better idea of how to construct it "for realsies". It also took way longer than I imagined to make this poor excuse for an O and I discarded multiple wrongly sewn sections just to get to this. My next attempt will be better, I promise. This one looks like the beginnings of a cartoon creature!
1 comment:
It looks good! When I first started making letters, controlling the size was one of the hardest parts. It did get easier to do that, so hang in there!
Also, switching to Mozilla Firefox (a free download) as my browser instead of Internet Explorer made lots of things run more smoothly for me. Give it a try!
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