Making a braiding disk for making cords
By Karen Lothrop
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By Karen Lothrop
my patterns and freebies http://www.freewebs.com/artknitter/
http://sewingforme.blogspot.com/
Materials
Plastic lid
Sharpie pen
Scissors
Ribbon, yarn, or thread
You can keep it green by making a braiding disk from the many plastic covers you have. It’s great for kids and any time you have to wait. It’s pretty flexible so you can take it about anywhere.
I used an oatmeal box cover. I’m sure you have loads of plastic covers and loads of yarn.
Step 1 get your lid mark 16 places on the edges
Materials
Plastic lid
Sharpie pen
Scissors
Ribbon, yarn, or thread
You can keep it green by making a braiding disk from the many plastic covers you have. It’s great for kids and any time you have to wait. It’s pretty flexible so you can take it about anywhere.
I used an oatmeal box cover. I’m sure you have loads of plastic covers and loads of yarn.
Step 1 get your lid mark 16 places on the edges
1 comment:
I used old cd discs. They are the perfect size with a hole already in the middle. I heated the edges with an embossing heat tool and then cut the slit with kitchen shears. I read that they could also be placed in boiling water, but I didn't try this.
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