... . The pegging was done with a line threader and living rubber skirt material. However, the Ratt'lin Florida Rig Goop ... with a line threader. Thus eliminating the need for the living rubber skirt material. This first photo shows the items we used for rigging this new ... sinker, line threader and two strands of living rubber skirt material. This second photo shows the rig almost completed. The ...

... is folded acting like one buttonhole. They are used for the button that shows on the front of the skirt. The other buttonhole is also in the waistband, but is not visible from the front. It ends up behind the pleated ... a lightweight black pinstripe wool that drapes beautifully. I wanted to line this skirt, but couldn't wrap my brain around how to do so without adding unneeded bulk at that ...

I'm pretty new at this and have a question about my black skirt tetras. I have 3 of them and all of them just hang out at the bottom of the tank. When I feed them they won't go to the top to feed, they wait till the flakes fall down in front of them, then they snag them. When I turn the lights off they will swim a few inches higher but still mostly stick to the bottom. My questions ...

... thanks to fam, flea markets & the dav store...The frilly aprons were my great Granny & great aunt Elsie's - the striped belonged to my mom, so it's being passed on to Marge! The felt tree skirt - the gold recipe notebook is a goody from my sister-in-law. What a bounty! Here's a closer look at the fab strainer - it puts me in the mood for a little meat. I can't wait to ...

... 50 in Burda.  I mean I have a TNT skirt pattern and some tracing pattern, why couldn't I make ... colors made my head hurt but I pressed on because I really want this skirt! So out comes the black sharpie and following some advice to outline ... front of me checking to see if I needed to add more to the front of the skirt pattern...but it was okay.  It fit!  Even with the piece ...

... until it's fairly tight, but not uncomfortable, and use that as your measurement.) 2) Cut a skirt piece that is about twice the measurement of your waistband, and however long you want it to be. Mine is 25" long ... bottom. (see second photo) 8) Sew the open ends of your skirt together, with right sides facing each other, and your done! I love it as a high-waisted skirt, with the waistband ...