and it looked nice. Didn't get a chance to talk to her. Any info. would be greatly appreciated. Thank you. Betty
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I used it for coasters and fsl only done on the foam turned out neat!!carolyn
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by bettytaylor
18 May 2011
Thank you, will have to try doing coasters and fsl. I cannot imagine fsl but will try.
360641here is a video and more info on puff foam
www.emblibrary.com
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by bettytaylor
18 May 2011
thank you, one of my favorite web sites. I did not know they sold designs for puff foam. Learn something new everyday. Thanks again.
67271I've used redwork designs on foam sheets for coasters. I don't think anything denser would stitch without cutting through the foam.
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140717i use foam for a lot of ITH projects instead of timtex.
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by bettytaylor
17 May 2011
I know what ITH means but what is timtex and what type of projects? Frames? Still learning. Thank you. Betty
by 1ladyb
17 May 2011
Timtex is a very dense type of stabilizer. It's texture is a little like a very thick felt. You can use it to stitch paper dolls or anything you want to be really stiff. I like it for towel toppers.It doesn't ravel when cut and stays stiff even after washing. Hope this helps.
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