NOTE: THIS IS A DIGITAL PATTERN. Your link to download will be valid for 24 hours from the time of purchase. There are no printed patterns available for purchase at this time.
The Price Park Bowl is an easy, versatile rope bowl that allows you to customize and change the look of the bowl in just seconds with interchangeable fabric handles (make the handles with two different fabrics for even more possibilities). The Price Park Bowl measures approximately 9”-wide & 4”-deep.
This pattern from The Mountain Thread Company is available for instant download—check out the specially formatted section at the end of the pattern for easy printing at home! This pattern is a PDF document; no supplies are included in the purchase of this pattern.
This is a very beginner friendly rope sewing project for sewists who are comfortable in steps like changing the machine needle, adjusting stitch length and width, pivoting, and fabric sewing. Prior rope sewing experience may be helpful though not necessary.
Check out our tutorial videos to preview coiled rope basketry techniques! This pattern includes step-by-step instructions with detailed photos and graphics, plus loads of tips and tricks.
In addition to the pattern, you will need:
20 Yards of The Mountain Thread Company’s custom braided 3/16” rope
One Large (1422-Yard) Spool of Aurifil Thread
Sewing Machine with Zigzag Stitch
Scissors
Wonder Clips & Sewing Pins
Seam gauge or ruler
Fat eighth or quilting cotton fabric at least 8"x8" or 4"x15"
8"x8" or 4"x15" of lightweight fusible woven interfacing (i.e. Pellon SF101)
2" of Sew-in 1" wide Hook and Loop Tape (i.e. Velcro)—can substitute 4" of sew-in 1/2" Hook and Loop Tape
We put together some quick-grab Price Park Bowl supplies that you can purchase separately here.
**Wondering if your sewing machine can do this? If you have hemmed jeans/pants, sewn canvas, or stitched through multiple fabric layers with your machine, then the answer is most likely 'yes.' If you've tried to do any of the previous sewing projects and your machine gets cranky and refuses to play, this might be more of a challenge for you. But, since each machine is different, this is up to you!
Find @themountainthreadcompany on Instagram and Facebook and tag your creations with #THEMOUNTAINTHREADCOMPANY #MTCOPRICEPARKBOWL
NOTE: THIS IS A DIGITAL PATTERN. Your link to download will be valid for 24 hours from the time of purchase. There are no printed patterns available for purchase at this time.
The Price Park Bowl is an easy, versatile rope bowl that allows you to customize and change the look of the bowl in just seconds with interchangeable fabric handles (make the handles with two different fabrics for even more possibilities). The Price Park Bowl measures approximately 9”-wide & 4”-deep.
This pattern from The Mountain Thread Company is available for instant download—check out the specially formatted section at the end of the pattern for easy printing at home! This pattern is a PDF document; no supplies are included in the purchase of this pattern.
This is a very beginner friendly rope sewing project for sewists who are comfortable in steps like changing the machine needle, adjusting stitch length and width, pivoting, and fabric sewing. Prior rope sewing experience may be helpful though not necessary.
Check out our tutorial videos to preview coiled rope basketry techniques! This pattern includes step-by-step instructions with detailed photos and graphics, plus loads of tips and tricks.
In addition to the pattern, you will need:
20 Yards of The Mountain Thread Company’s custom braided 3/16” rope
One Large (1422-Yard) Spool of Aurifil Thread
Sewing Machine with Zigzag Stitch
Scissors
Wonder Clips & Sewing Pins
Seam gauge or ruler
Fat eighth or quilting cotton fabric at least 8"x8" or 4"x15"
8"x8" or 4"x15" of lightweight fusible woven interfacing (i.e. Pellon SF101)
2" of Sew-in 1" wide Hook and Loop Tape (i.e. Velcro)—can substitute 4" of sew-in 1/2" Hook and Loop Tape
We put together some quick-grab Price Park Bowl supplies that you can purchase separately here.
**Wondering if your sewing machine can do this? If you have hemmed jeans/pants, sewn canvas, or stitched through multiple fabric layers with your machine, then the answer is most likely 'yes.' If you've tried to do any of the previous sewing projects and your machine gets cranky and refuses to play, this might be more of a challenge for you. But, since each machine is different, this is up to you!
Find @themountainthreadcompany on Instagram and Facebook and tag your creations with #THEMOUNTAINTHREADCOMPANY #MTCOPRICEPARKBOWL
