I am building an aluminum cabinet for my shop and I want to put some type of rounded edges and corners on it for safetyI would like for the rubber or plastic piece(s) to wrap around all of the edges and cornersI have seen the foam corner protectors for children but I don't think that they would hold up in a shop environment.
In the first place this is a knitting pattern.If you can tell me what the pattern is for, I maybe able to transfer the instructions into crochet or direct you to a crochet pattern like itWhat is the pattern of?
Everyone else has addressed the instructions, but if you are wondering about the numbers 70 (75, 78), they relate to sizesThe pattern you are using will make a garment of 3 different sizes (generally small, med, large)Using the first set of numbers (70 and 66) will give you the smallest size; using the second set of numbers (75 and 70) will give a medium size and the third set of numbers (78 and 74) will result in a large size.
Just go to to your local hardware shop and buy rounded wooden beading to go on the cornersTheir shape makes them safe enoughIt's as safe as what rubber would achieve anywayAlluminium is soft enough for shaving the corners off aswellWell-done for thinking of chlidrens' safety.
