The Drawstring

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This morning I noticed three of my sunflowers popping up!!  It’s supposed to be a scorcher, 88, so this afternoon they will probably have grown an inch!!

In the meantime, I decided to swap out my ironing board cover and make a new one.  Yes, make.  I can’t seem to find any 100% cotton ones anymore.  They are all polyester which would melt first thing.

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I don’t always recycle, but when I do, I use the existing drawstring for the new cover.

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Cutting it out.

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John 6:12  When they were filled, he said unto his disciples, Gather up the fragments that remain, that nothing be lost.

A little messy, but all in one piece.

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Still good as new!!

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For the pattern, I pinned the old cover onto the fabric and added an inch all around.  I also added about 3” to the wide end for length since the old one seemed to be too short.

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I pressed the raw edges and fed the drawstring to make sure I didn’t sew through it.  I suppose there’s an easier way, … like going to Wally’s and buying one … ?!?, but why bother now that I’m this far into it!!

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Perfect!!  Made it around.

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The old ironing board pad was still good, a little burnt, but it was fine.

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A near disastrous rookie mistake.  Do you see it?

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Yes, I left my shears on the pad and had covered them with the new cover!!

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The new ironing board cover, the iron and Sewphie!!  I even centered the green stripe!!  I need to pull the drawstring a little for the wrinkles.  I’ll do that after lunch.

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A new Maine COVID-19 map of cases by zip code.

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They gained an inch in the heat!!

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