Take a 1 yard piece of fabric. It's usually 44 inches wide. If you strip 2 inch strips, you'll get 22 1 yard sections. (8). Take the number of sections you'll get out of the 1 yard fabric and take the sum of (6) and divide by that sum of (7).f you want the edges folded. If you want the edges folded in like that, go to a local fabric or crafts store and look for a bias tape maker. It makes that work go a lot faster. Here's a link to one like mine, made for 2 strips: bias tape maker.
Point Judith, Rhode Island. Point Judith is a village and a small cape, on the coast of Narragansett, Rhode Island, on the western side of Narragansett Bay where it opens out onto Rhode Island Sound.
The Painting. his is a dramatic and brutally graphic version of this biblical scene, but less so than a larger and even bloodier setting by Artemisia around 1620. She based her first glimpse of Caravaggio's famous painting from c. 1598-1599, but enlivens the action with realism and powerful female protagonists. Judith was a Jewish widow of noble rank in Bethulia, a town besieged by the army of the Assyrian general Holofernes. She approached his tent as an emissary and captivated him with her beauty. He ordered a feast with much wine. After he passed out in his tent, Judith and her maid Abra saw their opportunity.