Simple Harmony tutorial #6: Lining and box feet

In this video I will teach you how to line a box with the material of your choice - fabric or a decorative paper. For a fabric lining, as used here, I will teach you how to glue backing paper to your fabric of choice, then cut it down, fit, and glue to the interior of your boxes for a fully lined interior. We will discuss some common mistakes in glued finishing, what to do when you make a mistake, and how to adjust your process. I will show you two different ways of gluing in the sides of the interior, depending on your skill and comfort level with finishing. We will also discuss the use of feet on a box, and the options for them Please watch this entire video before cutting your lining papers as there is a change in my initial method, and I suggest two alternate ways of lining the bottom sides of the box. You will need to watch the entire video first so you can decide on your approach. The main page for the Simple Harmony SAL including a full materials list can be found here: https://katie-strachan.com/simple-harmony-1 Used in this episode: 2 sheets scarlet German Ingres paper: https://hollanders.com/collections/ingres-german/products/german-ingres-scarlet?variant=30286179401782 1/2 yard red duchesse silk satin: https://www.moodfabrics.com/applications/bottom-fabrics/red-silk-duchesse-satin-pv9500-28 For box feet (optional): 1 1/2 inch wood balls with flat tops: https://smile.amazon.com/Mimhooy-Unfinished-Dresser-Furniture-Diameter/dp/B08RXSSF4P/ref=sr_1_10?crid=2TFQF8QUBY5IP&dchild=1&keywords=1.5+inch+wood+balls&qid=1635961413&sprefix=1.5+inch+wood+b%2Caps%2C174&sr=8-10 Fabric scissors and paper scissors Ruler, pencil, xacto knife and cutting mat for cutting Bone folder or equivalent for making folds Flour sack towel (or clean muslin, pressing cloth etc) to protect the fabric while drying and create a breathable layer to absorb excess moisture Clean bath towel or similar to cushion fabric while drying Heavy books to weight your fabric while drying