When you make a scrunchie or some such thing, after you stitch the long narrow casing (where elastic goes in) on the wrong side, how to turn it over to the right side? I tried to turn it over bit by bit but there's got to be a better way to do it.
I hope I'm clear.
thanks.
One of these:
Lay a string inside the casing before sewing the two sides together and attach it to one of the ends....after sewing the casing sides, use the string to help turn it inside-out.
-Irene
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Mike
I also love the Dritz tool, especially for small tubes, and spaghetti straps. But the long handle on the Dritz Loop Turner makes it a little unwieldy for some jobs. I also have a latch-hook tool which came with my knitting machine, and I use it all the time for pulling serge tails, etc. It's very much like:
Beverly
I have the loop turner set near the bottom (blue plastic set). It works well for bigger items, but not spagetti straps.
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