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| − | <plb_layout val_2="Making your own spool: empty thread spool duct tape nails (at least 4) Corking: yarn spool nail" val_5="" val_6="" val_7="Other" val_8="Easy" val_9="Making a spool: 1: get the materials 2: set the sewing spool so the flat part is on the bottom 3: tape the nails (tops up) to the side of the spool. Corking: 1: drop a bit of yarn through the hole in the spool so you can see the tip. 2: wrap the yarn around the pegs in a loop. 3: take a string, put it above a loop and put the loop over the string. 4: repeat until you are finished or want to change colors Changing Colors: 1: cut the yarn away from the ball, leaving 3 inches left. 2: tie on another color to the 3 inches. 3: keep corking. Tying off: 1: cut off the ball of yarn and leave about 1 inch left of the yarn. 2: take the string off one peg and put it on the one beside it 3: put the one below over that string. 4: do the same to the next one and the next one (it depends how many pegs your spool has) 5: take the leftover loop and take it off the spool. 6: put the leftover string through the loop 7: pull " val_10="" val_0="" val_cswikitext="" layout_id="2128" cswikitext=""></plb_layout> |
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| + | ==Description== |
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| + | ===Type of Craft=== |
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| + | Other |
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| + | ===Difficulty Level=== |
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| + | Easy |
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| + | ==Supplies Needed== |
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| + | <p> |
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| + | Making your own spool: |
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| + | empty thread spool |
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| + | duct tape |
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| + | nails (at least 4) |
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| + | Corking: |
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| + | yarn |
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| + | spool |
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| + | nail |
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| + | </p> |
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| + | ==Directions== |
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| + | <p> |
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| + | Making a spool: |
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| + | 1: get the materials |
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| + | 2: set the sewing spool so the flat part is on the bottom |
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| + | 3: tape the nails (tops up) to the side of the spool. |
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| + | Corking: |
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| + | 1: drop a bit of yarn through the hole in the spool so you can see the tip. |
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| + | 2: wrap the yarn around the pegs in a loop. |
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| + | 3: take a string, put it above a loop and put the loop over the string. |
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| + | 4: repeat until you are finished or want to change colors |
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| + | Changing Colors: |
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| + | 1: cut the yarn away from the ball, leaving 3 inches left. |
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| + | 2: tie on another color to the 3 inches. |
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| + | 3: keep corking. |
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| + | Tying off: |
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| + | 1: cut off the ball of yarn and leave about 1 inch left of the yarn. |
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| + | 2: take the string off one peg and put it on the one beside it |
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| + | 3: put the one below over that string. |
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| + | 4: do the same to the next one and the next one (it depends how many pegs your spool has) |
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| + | 5: take the leftover loop and take it off the spool. |
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| + | 6: put the leftover string through the loop |
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| + | 7: pull |
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| + | </p> |
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| + | ==Additional Photos== |
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| + | __NOTOC__ |
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| + | [[Category:Projects]] |
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| + | [[Category:Crafts]] |
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Latest revision as of 21:10, 31 May 2012
Description[]
Type of Craft[]
Other
Difficulty Level[]
Easy
Supplies Needed[]
Making your own spool: empty thread spool duct tape nails (at least 4) Corking: yarn spool nail
Directions[]
Making a spool: 1: get the materials 2: set the sewing spool so the flat part is on the bottom 3: tape the nails (tops up) to the side of the spool. Corking: 1: drop a bit of yarn through the hole in the spool so you can see the tip. 2: wrap the yarn around the pegs in a loop. 3: take a string, put it above a loop and put the loop over the string. 4: repeat until you are finished or want to change colors Changing Colors: 1: cut the yarn away from the ball, leaving 3 inches left. 2: tie on another color to the 3 inches. 3: keep corking. Tying off: 1: cut off the ball of yarn and leave about 1 inch left of the yarn. 2: take the string off one peg and put it on the one beside it 3: put the one below over that string. 4: do the same to the next one and the next one (it depends how many pegs your spool has) 5: take the leftover loop and take it off the spool. 6: put the leftover string through the loop 7: pull