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You know when you start a job & then you realise you are totally out of your depth?

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Katymac · 09/12/2007 19:19

I start with such good intentions I get it all planned out then it all goes wrong and you end up with a half finished project

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Miaou · 09/12/2007 19:25

Aw katy - what are you struggling with? Can we help with advice etc?

Katymac · 09/12/2007 19:26

I am recovering a big baby nest thing

You know the sort that nurseries have

It's gone OK - It looks fab but I can't finish it off

I need to seal it - but have it removable for washing easily

I am so crap at thinking it out before I start

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Katymac · 09/12/2007 19:27

Unless I unpick the bottem and put a second piece on the bottom like a pillow? - but it's curved and would the open edge be on the outside edge or the inside (think half circle)

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Katymac · 09/12/2007 19:34

Oh - bummer

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santaslittlepeatbogelf · 09/12/2007 19:43

probably already thought of this, but is velcro the answer?

Katymac · 09/12/2007 19:47

I don't think so - at least not at an end - maybe on the bottom?

Or would 2 layers on the bottom work each sewn on 3 sides but a long side of each open?

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Katymac · 09/12/2007 20:06

I think the inner edge is going to be the open edge (or at least the velcro'ed edge)

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Califraunkincense · 09/12/2007 20:12

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Katymac · 09/12/2007 20:18

But it will be in from the edge and the bottom is flat on the floor - s there should be little access?

Or maybe not

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Katymac · 09/12/2007 20:27

Finished

Thank Goodness

So do I do the applique on this one - or do I start the next one?

Only 3 ore to do

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