- White Klona cotton
- White brushed cotton sheet remnant
- Grommets
- Velcro
I wanted to make sure that the background didn't show through the colour of my green cutting mat on the table below the shelf, so I doubled the layer of white, using the klona on top, and a perfectly sized remnant of a white brushed cotton sheet, which meant it was also sturdier where I was adding the grommets. I basically sewed round the 2 long sides and the bottom, clipped the corners then turned it inside out and folded the top over twice to finish it, before adding the grommets.
For the loops (not pictured below), I used two 4" strips of the Klona which I folded in half and then the edges into the centre, rather like you would with bias tape. I folded the ends in and sewed up the ends and the side, and added some velcro on opposite sides at opposite ends.

Wowee, you're getting all rich and fancible with your backdrop! :D Yay for your fun new thingy!
ReplyDeleteWhat a great idea!
ReplyDeleteThat will work nicely!
ReplyDeleteWhat a great idea! Smarty pants, you :)
ReplyDeletePretty nifty, and handy....esp one day when you're in dire need of some solid white fabric to finish a project! :oD Seriously, tho, this is the main reason I hardly blog anymore--because I don't want to take the time to set up for photos. I should do this.
ReplyDeleteWhat a great idea. I'm always propping up bits of white cardboard.
ReplyDeleteget you missus! Brilliant!
ReplyDeleteVery clever missus x
ReplyDeleteYou clever thing!
ReplyDeleteOoo nice, another thing to add to my list once my sewing room is ready!
ReplyDeleteBrilliant! I need one of them too!
ReplyDeleteCool idea!
ReplyDeleteVery smart!
ReplyDeleteClever you! Thanks for sharing your wisdom (honestly!)!!!
ReplyDeleteWell look at you, smarty pants! That is a genius idea - I even have a shelf with hooks already!
ReplyDeleteOh the cleverness of you! Jxo
ReplyDeleteWhat a fabulous idea!!
ReplyDeleteKlona cotton? Is that a Kona-clone? ;)mama don't take, my konaclone away...
ReplyDeleteFantastic idea! I like how portable it is!
ReplyDeleteNo excuses for bad photography now.
ReplyDeleteI use a light tent, and sometimes I go outside.
HUgs
Kay
Great idea - I never think to stage a photo. You think I would have worked it out by now!
ReplyDeleteSwanky!
ReplyDeleteOh my - after photographer of the year! Yesterday visited Zara Home with another blogger where she bought tablecloths and china to stage her food blogs - think I must rethink by slapdash methods!
ReplyDeleteVery nifty!
ReplyDeleteHadley said it , Swanky!! ;-)
ReplyDeleteOooh clever and very fancy.
ReplyDeleteI'm a bit jealous of this! I had a similar idea, so drawing pinned a bit of white fabric to the end of a shelf. I messily roll it up and spread it out as needed. The shelf isn't quite long enough so I get a sort of triangle. And it's creased. and covered with threads.
ReplyDeleteI'm a bit jealous of this! I had a similar idea, so drawing pinned a bit of white fabric to the end of a shelf. I messily roll it up and spread it out as needed. The shelf isn't quite long enough so I get a sort of triangle. And it's creased. and covered with threads.
ReplyDeletethat's a good idea. I use one of those white cardboards presentation tri-fold things that you use to present a science project in 8th grade.
ReplyDeleteVery smart idea! I think I could also make this work in my space.
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