Hello everyone! I haven't given up on my blog but 4 months is a long time between postings and for that I do apologize. Good fortune has come my way along with the new year so my minis have been very few. First, I got a new job and altho it's full time now, it will be part time in June (which is what I really want.) Then I was asked to teach several classes in paper quilling, my second favorite craft. Preparing for classes has taken up most of my spare time but I did manage to do a few mini projects.
In addition to the spacers, you will need fabric, Fray-Check, a 2" cardboard circle and a paint brush
First, I glued the two spacers together so the height of the table is about 3". Then I cut a 2" diameter circle out of thin cardboard and covered it with two 2 1/2" circles of fabric. If I used only one circle of fabric, the color of the cardboard would show through. But, before I glued the circles on, I painted the edges with Fray-Check to prevent un-raveling.
The fabric I used was a linen napkin that had a finished edge to it which also servered as a decorative hemline. I then cut a 3 1/2" strip, gathered it with a basting stitch and glued it to the edge of the cardboard.
Lastly, I tied a decorative cord to hide the basting stitch. This last picture shows a shorter table using only one spacer.
I hope you have enjoyed this tutorial and if you have any questions please, send an email or leave a comment.
Til next time!
A very nice table. Thanks for your tutorial.
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