Readingmytealeaves.com Website Review

{made on a quiet morning. ready for frosting on a more raucous one.} {i felt like i needed something festive. these fit the bill.} this year, the turkey won’t burn, our family won’t fight, we’ll all get exactly what we want tale and not having suffered a crafting-induced hissy fit four days before Christmas. (Mostly!) In case you’re looking for something handmade to pull together in the next few days, here’s a simple how-to for + Place the clothes pegs onto the perimeter of the embroidery frame. Place the pegs roughly one inch apart, and press down firmly making + To begin, place a 20-inch tail end of the string through the center of your frame. (This will be long because it will be the handle of your bag.) Wrap the string (from the ball) twice around one of the pegs clockwise. You can wrap the tail end of the string around the + You will then pas* the bottom loop over the top loop and off the peg. Repeat to the next peg to the right, looping twice and pas*ing the bottom loop over the top and off the peg. Repeat for the remaining pegs until you are back to the first pin with a single loop on it. Instead, simply bring the string in front of the peg with one loop below it. this technique on all the pegs, rotating the loom to the right. You will need to go around the circle many times to form the bag. The fiber will stretch significantly once off the loom. Weave in the round for 4-6 inches depending on the size you want your bag. The bag will + Once you reach your desired length, you will begin to cast off. Cast off starting on the same peg that you began weaving (where you can + Carefully slip the first loop off the pin and pas* the tail end through the loop. Repeat for all the loops and pegs. secure knots through the adjacent loops and weave the tail end into the bag. bag.  Connect it to the opposite side of the bag, weaving it through an available loop (or two). Bring the tail end back over to where it + If you prefer a wider handle you can use extra string to tie a strap onto either side of the bag.