How to Make Clothesline Coil Baskets
Plan out the general shape of the object you wish to make., Cut long strips of fabric, about 1 centimeter (0.4 in) wide and as long as the fabric permits., Wrap the fabric strips around the clothesline in a spiral., Begin coiling the clothesline...
Step-by-Step Guide
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Step 1: Plan out the general shape of the object you wish to make.
It may be circular or oblong, and it may be flat or have sides that come up.
Really the only requirement is that you be able to get your sewing machine inside to stitch it together. , A ruler and a rotary cutter will help with this process., When you reach the end of one strip, simply start the next.
There is no need to finish the edges.
You can wrap as you go and use a pin to hold the end in place while you stitch the coils together.
Make sure each wrap overlaps the previous one. , For a round piece, simply coil the rope into a spiral.
For an elongated or oblong piece, start by folding the clothesline back onto itself in a straight line, then build the coil working out from that.,, -
Step 2: Cut long strips of fabric
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Step 3: about 1 centimeter (0.4 in) wide and as long as the fabric permits.
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Step 4: Wrap the fabric strips around the clothesline in a spiral.
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Step 5: Begin coiling the clothesline into the shape you'd like the finished piece to be.
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Step 6: Machine sew a zigzag stitch across the space between one wrap and the next.
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Step 7: To create walls
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Step 8: simply tilt the finished coil up as you sew.
Detailed Guide
It may be circular or oblong, and it may be flat or have sides that come up.
Really the only requirement is that you be able to get your sewing machine inside to stitch it together. , A ruler and a rotary cutter will help with this process., When you reach the end of one strip, simply start the next.
There is no need to finish the edges.
You can wrap as you go and use a pin to hold the end in place while you stitch the coils together.
Make sure each wrap overlaps the previous one. , For a round piece, simply coil the rope into a spiral.
For an elongated or oblong piece, start by folding the clothesline back onto itself in a straight line, then build the coil working out from that.,,
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