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234496I think it's pretty. If you know it supposed to be an E then you can 'see' it otherwise it is a pretty flourish. Great work on your part.
109780As long as you don't tell it's supposed to be a letter, you might be able to get away with saying it is just a fun design! lol
38558It's a cool design, but definitely doesn't look like an "E" . I like it!
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360641Now that's a new take on toliet paper for me! I do stitch on toliet paper, but I never put trim on the bottom. That trim really gives it a finishing touch! Would you like to share how you got that trim on there without tearing up the toliet paper?
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by jenne
10 Dec 2019
Of course, tear off a length of you T paper after you have embroidery you design make it long enough to cover he roll, simply cut your fabric on the bias about 2" wide and pres it the same as that you buy, so it looks like the single fold then pres in half again, all raw edges to the inside.
on my Janome I move the needle (using a clear foot) so I can see my stitches,) to the #2.0 to the left, and lengthen your stitch to about #2.6 and sew leave you stablizer in only cut it the same size as your T paper top and bottom. reduce you speed and sew very gently.
by pennyhal2
11 Dec 2019
Thank you for the extra info! I think I'll try that the next time I do toliet paper.
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96267I agree it does not look like a E. Almost more of a L. However it does not matter, because it looks great. Now I wonder if you would turn it around if it would look like E..
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by jenne
10 Dec 2019
I did flip it in my soft wear but could tell little difference in the way it looked.
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