If you remember a couple of posts ago, I received a commissioned order for 26 tortilla warmers. To complicate matters, I had to be out of town for several weeks, and could not work on this project. I did have my sweet husband mail me the materials, and I was able to do some pre work by getting all the materials cut out.
I started working on making them this last week, and was completing them one by one, and realized, that I would be spending to much time doing it this way. So I set up an assembly type line, and did each step of the process 52 times (top and bottom), and then the next steps I did each step 26 times until I did the last step completing them all at once.
Here is a picture of the "assembly line" of the pieces.
I started working on making them this last week, and was completing them one by one, and realized, that I would be spending to much time doing it this way. So I set up an assembly type line, and did each step of the process 52 times (top and bottom), and then the next steps I did each step 26 times until I did the last step completing them all at once.
Here is a picture of the "assembly line" of the pieces.
I am not endorsing this product, but if you can, get those red binder clips from Clover. They have been a life saver in lining up the pieces in the assembly of these warmers. They are so much easier to use than pins. Worth every penny I paid for them.
So here is the picture of the finished product being shipped off today to the wonderful little boutique Mexican restaurant in Kansas City, MO!
Warmest...
