Lower-Case m and w

And here's m and w made exactly the same way. Little w is just an m upside-down.

You'll need two long rectangles of background with slices inserted the same as in the r. This will make ONE m or ONE w.

Just to give you an idea of how I sew these. If this confuses you, then ignore it. I line up the bottom part of the background at the END of a letter strip.

Flip them over right-sides together and sew. Notice that I have a quarter inch of the letter strip sticking down at the bottom. Ya gotta have that whenever you work with angles.

Fold it back out and THEN cut straight along the background.

Add the bit of background to the top and then sew fabric along the right side of both pieces. You can sew these together now or...

... make the middle leg shorter by adding background across the bottom of it. You may need to shorten it before you do that. Feel free to skip this step.

Anyway, join those together and then sew a letter strip along the left-hand side and voila, an m or w.

And here ends the Lower-Case Tutorials. Any questions?