I remembered the third thing that I was to do. Grandbaby wears cloth diapers and they are set in a cover known as the cloth diaper outer. The waterproof part. One of the leg elastics had stretched out and I was to replace it. It is now done.
The broken stretched elastic that was found when I took the diaper apart.
The cover was taken apart at both ends. I had to open it larger at one end versus the other in order to find the broken part.
A new piece of elastic was placed in, the ends machine stitched and then I did a ladder stitch to close it back up.
Repair job not so bad. Now on its way to Maine. Shall see if it survives the washing machine.
Laurel Ridge progress: 120 HSTs were made, 1.5 inches unfinished. When trimming them to proper size, there were only 119. See the one at the bottom, off the cutting mat? It went on an adventure. It took me two days to find it.
My cave is cluttered at times (like almost always). When looking for the HST, pick up needed to be done. A piece of material had fallen to the floor at the base of the cutting table.
When it was picked up, what did I find? The missing HST! It has now been put with the others. It is telling tall tales about its floor adventure. I need to finish cutting a small bit of fabric and then do the block assembly.
Well done on the diaper cover repair. We used those with cloth diapers when our daughter was little. HST’s have been known to go into hiding in my sewing room too.
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