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Make a Fabric Lamp

Step 2Pattern

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Follow this link and download the pattern. Print it out and enlarge it 200% at a copy center. It is not likely to print on one piece of 11x17" paper unless you get it at just the right angle so it may be easier to enlarge half of the pattern at a time. Tape the two copies together after matching the lines.

The pattern includes a 3/8" seam allowance noted by the dotted line. Cut along the dotted line and pin to your fabric. Cut out 6 pieces. Depending on the type of fabric that you use, you may want to use fusible interfacing. I used a fairly thin vintage cotton that benefited from interfacing, but if you use a heavier fabric it won't be necessary. If you do think your fabric will benefit from it, follow the pattern provided and cut out 6 more pieces out of fusible interfacing. Follow the directions on the package to fuse. The kind I used required I lay the fusible side down on the wrong side of the fabric, cover with a damp cloth and press with a hot iron. Very easy.
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