Started taking apart the coffee cups thinking it was the bottom circle with the lovely stains that I wanted. So I unrolled the top rim, split the side seam, and managed to separate the bottom from the sides without to much damage and voila I had the pattern pieces. Surprisingly it was the side piece that has me intrigued. It looks like a pattern for a skirt. Hmmmn, will it form an interesting circle? No, on to plan B.
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Before deconstruction |
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unrolling the lip |
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the bottom with it's beautiful marks |
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The side piece, inside |
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Circle of coffee cup shirts, on to plan B |
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