If you have a good idea how much cord you’ll need, you can begin by cutting your cord to that length. Otherwise, you can leave the cord attached to the roll for now and cut it when it gets to a size you’re happy … See more

Switch to a zigzag stitch on your machine. Set it to a long stitch length and a fairly wide stitch width. Begin sewing the tail of the rope to the spiral, catching both the tail and the spiral in your zip zag stitch. The … See more

Once your base is sewn, it’s time to start sewing the sides of the bowl. Do this by holding the base of the bowl at an angle with your left hand as you continue to sew more rope onto the bowl. For a shallow bowl, hold the base at a 45 degree angle for a couple turns around the base. Then lift the base higher until it’s as far vertical as you can ma... See more

Continue sewing until you have about six inches of cord left. Alternately, sew until the bowl is as large as you’d like and cut a six inch tail of cord. Cut the end of the cord at an angle, and then sandwich it up between the cords at the presser foot to create a small loop. Continue to zig zag down the end of the sewn bowl, this time catching the ... See more