I like to make bookmarks. These are done on felt for a neighbor. I like the book design and I change the wording according to the receiver.

they look great - do you line them with cotton or is this just one layer of felt? I still have to do my first fabric bookmark and always thought they would look nicer lined. flowers for you

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by clawton 29 Mar 2008

Thanks. There are two layers of felt with cut away stablilizer in the middle which do leave the size of the marker. The layers are joined with Steam-A-Seam2 and then stitched around the edge with a blanket type stitching.

THESE BOOKMARKS LOOK VERY NICE. MAY I ASK WHAT STABELIZER YOU USED TO MAKE THOSE??? *FOR THE JOB

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by clawton 29 Mar 2008

I used cut-away stabilizer and left it in the middle. I fused the layers together with double sided stick Steam-A-Seam2.

by iris2006 01 Apr 2008

Thank you for explaning

Pretty. I enjoy making bookmarks too. :)

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by clawton 29 Mar 2008

Thank you.

I've done one FSL x-stitch and some on foam, but I really like these. *'s 4U

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by clawton 29 Mar 2008

Thanks. I also like the FSL one also. But many of the people around here don't like them as mach as I do.

Clawton, Nice bookmarks . Cute design. My Sisterinlaw is a librarin , She would love. A flower for you.

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by clawton 29 Mar 2008

I think this is a Viking pkg. It was designed & digitized by Diana Cedolia. She does a lot of classes/workshops at Viking/Hus. stores.

I am getting ready to do several bookmarks too. I too like the book design.

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by clawton 29 Mar 2008

I believe the design was a Viking one by Diana Cedolia.

Clawton, I can't get into Emily's quilt - can you check it out and maybe resize your photo. I would love to view it. Thanks, Shirlene

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by clawton 28 Mar 2008

I'll check. Thanks

by clawton 28 Mar 2008

It enlarged for me when I clicked on it. So I don't know what happened.

clawton, I love bookmarks, too! This are really cute - great job. *4U Shirlene