Template: Checks, Please : Baby Doll

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1 Template: Checks, Please : Baby Doll Print this template at 100 percent, and cut out. Pin to 2 layers of fabric, and cut out.

2 Template: Checks, Please : Boy Doll This page serves as a reference for what your templates will look like once they re taped together. Print the following 3 templates at 100 percent, cut them out, and tape them together, overlapping percent, and cut out;; then pin it to 2 layers of fabric, and cut out.

3 Template: Checks, Please : Boy Doll (1 of 3)

4 Template: Checks, Please : Boy Doll (2 of 3)

5 Template: Checks, Please : Boy Doll (3 of 3)

6 Template: Checks, Please : Girl Doll This page serves as a reference for what your templates will look like once they re taped together. Print the following 3 templates at 100 percent, cut them out, and tape them together, overlapping percent, and cut out;; then pin it to 2 layers of fabric, and cut out.

7 ) Template: Checks, Please : Girl Doll (1 of 3)

8 ) Template: Checks, Please : Girl Doll (2 of 3)

9 ) Template: Checks, Please : Girl Doll (3 of 3)

10 Template: Checks, Please : Mom Doll This page serves as a reference for what your templates will look like once they re taped together. Print the following 3 templates at 100 percent, cut them out, and tape them together, overlapping percent, and cut out;; then pin it to 2 layers of fabric, and cut out.

11 Template: Checks, Please : Mom Doll (1 of 3)

12 Template: Checks, Please : Mom Doll (2 of 3)

13 Template: Checks, Please : Mom Doll (3 of 3)

14 Template: Checks, Please : Dad Doll This page serves as a reference for what your templates will look like once they re taped together. Print the following 3 templates at 100 percent, cut them out, and tape them together, overlapping percent, and cut out;; then pin it to 2 layers of fabric, and cut out.

15 Template: Checks, Please : Dad Doll (1 of 3)

16 Template: Checks, Please : Dad Doll (2 of 3)

17 Template: Checks, Please : Dad Doll (3 of 3)

18 Diagram: Checks, Please : Smocked Curtain Print, and follow the instructions on page 189 of Martha Stewart Living s October 2011 issue

19 How-To: Checks, Please : Trivet Gingham Trivet Tiles in three colors mimic the look of woven cloth. Wood glue 2 pieces of 1½-by-½-inch hardwood, such as poplar, miter-cut to be 8¾ inches on one side and 9¾ inches on the other 2 pieces of 1½-by-½-inch hardwood, such as poplar, miter-cut to be 14½ inches on one side and 15½ inches on the other 1 piece of ¾-inch plywood, cut 8¾ by 14½ inches Hammer Brads Primer Paintbrush Thinset mortar Tile trowel (tiles packaging will specify what size is required) Two 2¾-by-2¾-inch white tiles Seven 2¾-by-2¾-inch light-gray tiles Six 2¾-by-2¾-inch dark-gray tiles Grout Grout sponge Painters tape Paint 1. Squeeze a bead of glue along the short edges of the hardwood pieces that will abut the plywood. (Be sure to place glue on miter cuts.) Press edges along outside of perimeter of plywood, making certain miter cuts align. Hammer brads through hardwood into plywood. Wipe away any excess glue. Let glue dry. 2. Prime the frame. Let dry. 3. Spread thinset onto surface of plywood with a notched trowel, and start setting tiles. (Use spacers if needed.) Let thinset dry overnight. used.) 5. Wipe away excess grout with a damp sponge, and let dry for 1 hour. 6. Paint frame: Use painters tape on tiles to protect them while you paint. Cover perimeter of tiles with tape, and paint the hardwood. Let dry.