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this quilt top

I have realized that I'm not exactly sure how to approach the assembly of this Jinny Beyer quilt top. The directions just say lay it out and sew it together. Hmmm. There must be some way of going about it that would be easier than other ways.

Posted by Karen, Queen of Squishies in Quilting Forum 16 years ago 
tube top pattern

I've made some scarves, hats and am now trying to find a pattern on the net for a tube top for my daughter before trying sleeve holes and necks and such. I've seen the Tube Top in a Jiffy on the net, but want something a bit less complicated ( no cable stitches for instance!).

Posted by SewSmiley in Knitting and other yarn carfts 21 years ago 
Stove top bisque?

I hate to be the type of guy who asks a question first then goes and does a google search, but... I have been doing a bunch of tiny carvings (less than one inch in any direction) and driving them 20 miles away to have them fired and refired and refired. No, I can't afford a kiln yet ...

Posted by Sam in Pottery Crafts 22 years ago 
Table top glass

All, We have just bought a pair of U-shaped coffee tables that fit together in a variety of interesting ways. One of these gives a 120cm (4') square table with a 40cm x 40cm (16" x 16") hole in the middle. My fiancee would like to purchase a 50cm x 50cm (20" x 20") sheet of acid etched glass to ...

Posted by yamahasw40 in Glass Crafts 21 years ago 
Another "top 5"

I've seen this subject touched on, but don't think I've seen an actual "top 5". I've recently re-done my scraproom and it got me to thinking what other stuff y'all use for storage. I KNOW we all want one of Dave's paper holders, but what is everybody using now? My personal top ...

Posted by Cecelia Medbery in Scrapbooking 21 years ago 
Zippers: Top to Bottom or Bottom to Top?

Which way do you sew your zippers in---(1) from the top to the bottom or (2) from the bottom to the top, or do you (3) start at the top, sew down, across and then back up? I've seen many different directions asserting all three methods. Which works best for you and why?

Posted by Phaedrine in Sewing Discussions 20 years ago 
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