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Tutorial: Fleece Polo Wraps (big pictures sorry!) So, I've made this tutorial for those who'd like to learn how I made my Sponge Bob polo wraps. Let's begin. http://i85.photobucket.com/albums/k7...s/HPIM1431.jpg What you need: -measuring tape -velcro -marker or something to mark with -a good pair of scissors. -fleece (any pattern/colour) *Horse wraps: 4" by 8f *Pony wraps: 4" by 6f http://i85.photobucket.com/albums/k7...s/HPIM1432.jpg With your fleece laid out nicely, measure 4" for the width, and 8f or 6f for the length. Mark it at 4". http://i85.photobucket.com/albums/k7...s/HPIM1433.jpg I did lots of dots marking 4" and then I used a wooden board to make a straight line. Mark that. http://i85.photobucket.com/albums/k7...s/HPIM1435.jpg Cut along the marked line. Simple. :] http://i85.photobucket.com/albums/k7...s/HPIM1438.jpg When you are done cutting, take one end that will be your fasten end. Fold the corners in, but not too close. Sew it in place. I didn't do this as my sewing basket has been misplaced. This is a must. http://i85.photobucket.com/albums/k7...s/HPIM1439.jpg Now cut your velcro to a certain length. Mine are 3 1/2" http://i85.photobucket.com/albums/k7...s/HPIM1440.jpg Place your sticky velcro onto the folded corners piece. Sew in place. Again, I did not do this. Place the soft velcro piece about 8" on the flipside. Sew in place. *Note: Another idea, is to extend the sticky velcro out. http://i85.photobucket.com/albums/k7...s/HPIM1441.jpg And there you have it! Polo wraps in a snap! And it cost me all but $6 CDN! Hope you enjoyed this! |
Very cool, I love spongbob! |
Excellent tutorial! I'll definitely be trying to make my own long before I go spend $25 US or more on polos! :D |
Great tutorial! I will definitely be trying that soon! =] |
Very cute. I would love to make ones and put a monogram on them. Or making the ones with quilting at the beginning of the roll. |
Very cute and what a great idea! I do not use polo wraps, but that was great of you to show everyone who does! |
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