It occurred to me a couple of years, that I am not a staunch rule follower.
I often say to customers that come in the shop, "I have never met a pattern I did not change."
This is about 98% true. There are a couple of patterns that are just too complex to veer off completely, but when it comes to cork, I am always looking for ways to use it and balk at convention when it says, "You can't use it that way!"
My child response is, "YES I CAN!"
So, cork on the bottom of a round bucket? Absolutely! It is a little fussy (as all curved sewing is). Just clip like there is no tomorrow and go for it!
I sewed a few inches, adjusted, sew a few inches, adjusted. The first one is pretty wavy, the second one was better.
Not a single person has complained, but just loved them!
The pattern is just for fabric, but you can use cork on the bottom like I did.
The very bottom is a circle - just cut the cork in that circle. Then decide how much you want the cork to come up the sides - I think I did 2" on the smaller one and 3" on the larger one.
The blogger Heidi and Fin has this as a free pattern - have fun! This makes cute buckets good for any holiday!
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