Time with a kindred spirit is a great stimulus to work and tonight I was determined to finish up a small whole cloth piece that has been sitting around for too long. All I had to do was put on the facing. Dreary work but it really doesn't take long to do. Someone told me years ago to "lose the binding" and that's what I've done. I face, instead. Amazing that I can do this at all, since I flunked 7th grade sewing.
The turquoise strip at the top is the facing. I've sewn it on the way I would sew on a regular binding. Then, I have simply turned it all the way to the back and pinned it so it doesn't show on the front (I hope). End of story.


3 comments:
Congrats on your weekend sale!
I agree, spending time with a kindred spirit makes me really want to go play!
Love the colors in your latest piece.
xo
OK, help me with this facing idea. It sounds good. Do you bother with a backing layer or just stitch/glue it down in the back and devil take the hindmost?
And how/why do you stitch the interior of a whole-cloth piece? I'm beginning to wonder... That's the cosmic you, not YOU necessarily, but what do you think?
Congrats on the sale and thanks for the link to Russ. Great fabric!
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