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What a cute pattern. I like the fact that you have one in every color.
1/13/06 5:18 PM
Very cute! I checked this review for old times sake. Thank goodness I'm too old for this now!
1/13/06 5:39 PM
I used this pattern too way back when. It is a good one and you made cute covers with it.
1/13/06 6:41 PM
I love this pattern too. Just an FYI, but you can re-waterproof the wool covers. Boil some water in a pot on the stove and stir in a drop of lanolin (you can get this at walmart I'm pretty sure or at a drug store). Stir until lanolin dissolves. Then put your wool covers in. Let them sit for a while. I just leave them in all day. Then take them out and hang to dry. They should be waterproof again!
1/13/06 8:46 PM
Thanks, amyf. I tried it with warm water, but the boiling would probably work better.
1/15/06 7:32 PM
Very cute covers! Can you tell me anything about the yardage requirements? It says on the pattern that it requires 5/8 yard, but how wide is the pattern? It seems that it should be possible to squeeze in at least three or four of these on a 60 inch wide fabric...
8/22/06 1:26 PM
I would have to check at home, but they are pretty wide. Probably 20 - 22 inches wide at the top.
8/28/06 12:09 PM
When you turned and topstitched your wool covers did you use the gussets?
1/22/07 3:40 PM