Just so I don't leave you with nothing, I've put up a little (OK, fairly detailed, but easy to follow) pictorial tutorial about how to do double hems on a corner without it getting all fat and bunched up.
This will be extra relevant tomorrow for a post about fabric grocery and produce bags, but also helpful if you want to make a bunch of fabric napkins. This is geared to people with minimal sewing skills. When I started sewing, I had a hard time finding stuff for real beginners.

Added Note- I took this picture from a better angle to show how really flat the corner seam is. Ooooooh, flat.
So, there you go.
OK, I am going to add a video explanation of Mash Ups because it makes me laugh.
I don't know who this lady is (and I'm sure it's a joke), but I hope to be like this as I age.
Added Note- Just found this, more of Sue's stuff. She is awesome!
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3 comments:
She is awesome! I wonder if she has grandkids that talked her into doing these videos originally. How fun.
OMG!!!
She TOTALLY ROCKS!!
I, too, hope I'm that cool when I'm her age.
Hell, I wish I was that cool NOW!
Thanks for turning us on to Sue, Wendy! :)
The couple at the end dancing is the BEST!
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