Kathy said she used 100% cotton yarn to do the designs. She drew the pattern on a piece of paper glued to a chunk of cardboard and then I went in the trailer and held it up to the screen and she traced it on the screen from the outside using white chalk. We then threaded a needle with the yarn and passed it back and forth through the screen to make the design. The ends of the yarn were then held in place with a small drop of Elmer's glue and trimmed when dry. Although there is a bit of drag when retracting the screen, it goes back into its storage area very well.
Come see it, and the Tiny Escapes, at the Osoyoos Rally.
In four years, my wife and one of my granddaughters each tried once. Even our dog knows better. Maybe I should try cleaning it.
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2017 Escape 5.0 TA
2015 Ford F150 Lariat 3.5L EcoBoost
2009 Escape 19 (previous)
“Most folks are about as happy as they make up their minds to be.” — Abraham Lincoln
That was the first thing I did when we got our trailer. My husband was taking it to go fishing for a month so I figured I'd be preventative. I improvised by using a white eyeliner pencil to draw the design then followed it with a thin red yarn.
Mine was a simple design - nothing artistic like yours!
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2011 17B - 2019 GMC Sierra HD3500 Duramax Diesel
Our "FIRE ESCAPE" "Put the wet stuff on the red stuff"