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We are working on adding more, but here are the other panel videos : th-cam.com/video/GWiYl1SUxTA/w-d-xo.html th-cam.com/video/cn7g-FFEeSw/w-d-xo.html th-cam.com/video/mBymiwwQlwM/w-d-xo.html Thank you for watching!

I apologize that it did not show up correctly- here is the zippered pocket video th-cam.com/video/rf55OJ-VICE/w-d-xo.html

www.beyondfabricinc.com/shop/c/p/Heat-N-Bond-Iron-on-Vinyl-Matte-Interfacing-24in-x66442028.htm You can also use PUL fabric to line it with which is also waterproof! :)

I adjusted my width because that is my needle position and will allow me to get closer to the piping or zipper. When doing the first stitch to attach the piping to one side of the pillow, we do not want to get super close, but when joining the two sides you want it close to the piping. Reason why is since the first stich was closer to the edge of the fabric and not the piping, we do not have to worry about it showing when we do the final stitch. Hope this clarified!

@ I have struggled with joining piping for a very long time. Your tutorial broke the barrier for me. Thank you!

Thank you for watching. With smaller pieces, I use my rotary cutter to cut my fabric.

Thanks!! My great niece loves hers!

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Absolutely, but I would recommend a separate one just for freezer using a waterproof fabric so the cotton doesn't end up wet. You can use laminated cotton, clear vinyl or PUL. We did do a separate video here for that: th-cam.com/video/xH5HUkfvw5s/w-d-xo.html. After using several different ones- I like the PUL the best, but remember any of the waterproof cannot be microwaved.

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Hi! Thank you for watching. Because this upholstery fabric is so thick, folding it over would make it too thick on the bottom when reattaching to the base. Not concerned with fraying because we cover it with the dust cover at the end. Thanks for asking!

Here is that first video: th-cam.com/video/1UWY-p3uCf8/w-d-xo.html Thank you! Let me know if you have any questions!

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So glad it helped! Thanks for watching! I use the same method to join binding on quilts :)

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Thank you for your suggestion.

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@BeyondFabric I made it. He absolutely loves it! Thank you so much 🙂

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Thank you for watching- yes it is about 1/8" inch from edge and on my machine I go to a 3 or 3.5 for stitch length. Not as long as a basting stitch, but longer than your regular/default stitch. Hope this helps!

I am glad you got it finished! Sometimes we have to make it work with the tools we have- at least you have a beautiful finished product and nobody will see under the collar :)

3/4 yard of fabric does 2 dining room chair bottoms- so not a lot of waste or expense unless your fabric is ridiculously expensive. You could always cut a closer piece to have some left over, just make sure you don't cut it too short and you have enough to pull it tight :)

It's 3.5". Thank you for watching!

You will never do it any other way after you try it! :) Thank you for watching!

Sorry for the delay- we had some internet issues with the storm. The bottom is approximately 7" wide x 11" long.

So glad it worked for you all! I would love to see! Please email them to sara.claxton@beyondfabricinc.com :)

I think it would be super cute quilted!! You can always use batting instead of fusible fleece.

No problem, you would just change it to have the overflap over the zipper which will just thicken that back area- you will need to change the height cut for the top back piece to accommodate it. You can also have the teeth show too.

Hi! It depends on the weight of the velvet as to whether it would need interfaced. The one in the video was a mid weight chenille and did not need it. If you are using a home dec./upholstery weight then no. If the velvet is more fluid and does not hold it's shape, then yes. If not sure, it never hurts to do a lightweight interfacing :) it will just stand up a little more.

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I am so glad it helped!!! We hope to add some new clothing ones soon! :)

If your window is 64" and each shade will have 2 ties- I would do just 2 shades at a finished 32" (cut size would be 35") or piece the fabric to make one big shade with 4 ties. You can always email me at sar.claxton@beyondfabricinc.com or call the shop to discuss further. :)

Not a pain at all! So the 14 " is the finished height from rod down. The 4" at the bottom is for 2" folded up on the backside and then folded again to create the weighted hem and have no raw edge exposed. The header sits above the rod, so you have 1.5" showing on the front, 1.5" going down the back to that rod top and then 2" for the rod pocket. Now you need to go back up the 2" of the rod pocket and 1.5" for the header. This gives stability to the top and removes any raw edges. So all together that is 8.5" which is the 1.5" + the 7". The 7" was all on the backside of the valence and the 1.5" was showing above the rod on the front side. For every front there is a back :) Hope this helps- if still confused, you can always call the shop (912) 673-8662 and I can walk you through over the phone.

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it is a free pattern you can print- www.beyondfabricinc.com/shop/c/p/Dog-Bone-Pattern-Download-x55823984.htm Approximately finishes at 16" long

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I am not pulling but holding on to guide it. If you pull, you could break a needle. I am holding on to the back to keep my hands out of the front so you can see what I am sewing and I find it easier to keep it straight. Hope this clarifies.

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Not to my knowledge. Sounds like we need to find a way to test it! :)

That is wonderful to hear!! With the plaid, that was a challenge! I am glad it helped :) Post a finished project on our social media, we would love to see!

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Heat for no more than 2 minutes at a time. I typically just put the inner rice part in the microwave, not the cover. Make sure you are only using 100% cotton fabric and thread. It works great for cramps!