PATTERNS
Two Bobbin Bowl
# CLPCGR007
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From Cut Loose Press
By Griffin, Carolyn
In Craft
DESCRIPTION
This pattern is chock full of hints for those of you who have never made a clothesline bowl. The silk adds a touch of elegance and is easy to work with. Each bowl required approximately two bobbins of 30 weight thread, hence the name!
One skein of Sari Ribbon and one package of clothesline will make three lovely bowls.
7in x 4-1/2in.
Project Time: 2-6 Hours.
Fabric Type: Strip Friendly.
Project Type: Craft.
Cut Loose Press patterns are available in quantities of 6 or greater, so they are perfect for kits or hosting any size class! Printed on demand, we can handle your class of 7, 22, or 159. Get exactly what you need!
Each pattern is customized with your shop's Bill-To account name, phone number, and web site on 8-1/2in x 11in anti-copy card stock. Because they are customized, these patterns are not returnable.
Patterns are custom printed, center hole punched for easy display, and shipped as loose sheets, not individually poly-wrapped.
One skein of Sari Ribbon and one package of clothesline will make three lovely bowls.
7in x 4-1/2in.
Project Time: 2-6 Hours.
Fabric Type: Strip Friendly.
Project Type: Craft.
Cut Loose Press patterns are available in quantities of 6 or greater, so they are perfect for kits or hosting any size class! Printed on demand, we can handle your class of 7, 22, or 159. Get exactly what you need!
Each pattern is customized with your shop's Bill-To account name, phone number, and web site on 8-1/2in x 11in anti-copy card stock. Because they are customized, these patterns are not returnable.
Patterns are custom printed, center hole punched for easy display, and shipped as loose sheets, not individually poly-wrapped.
Not in Chains
Made in USA
$3.99
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