Has anyone made any designs to be used in scrap-booking? Would FSL work - or are they too thick? It sure seems like a natural to be able to make on our machines. Like maybe a state flag, or a little watermelon, or grad cap... Truly, I'm just wondering. Seems like a niche that hasn't been filled.

I really like this idea. I remember seeing a lot of FSL Mini's at Emblibrary that would be fun and any site that has charms, too.

I use FSL with scrapbooking and card making all the time and it works fine. This is a little frame I have used in scrapbooking. Hugs Joyce

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by maltamade 03 Jul 2012

Greaat idea

by hightechgrammy 03 Jul 2012

It's really nice!

The fsl looks great in scrapping, I have used my pieces on cards and layouts.This is just one of many I have done.

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by granniebea 03 Jul 2012

oops pic didnt load will try and put it in projects.

by granniebea 03 Jul 2012

Here is a link to another project
http://projects.cuteembroidery.co...

by janetedna 03 Jul 2012

This is lovely. My daughter does scrap-booking so you've inspired me. Jan

by hightechgrammy 03 Jul 2012

This is just beautiful! So elegant!

by hightechgrammy 03 Jul 2012

Is this an "embellishment?"

by 1sewnsew 03 Jul 2012

Wonderful, thanks for sharing it.

by maltamade 03 Jul 2012

This is lovely and food for thought - thank you for sharing

Great idea! I'd use the thinner rayon thread instead of any cotton, but fantastic! And as it'd be laying with 1 side showing, you don't have to chg the bobbin thread color!

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by hightechgrammy 03 Jul 2012

Yeah!

Great idea!

Yes I use fsl for cards-its a wonderful combination!

Yes! That is what all my little stuff is going for! I knew there was a reason! Are they to thick? There maybe a whole new industry for someone making scrapbook friendly designs and end product for that matter! Excellent thinking my dear!

Great idea! I can't see why not! It would look very pretty and very different than the usual paper designs. Have fun. Hugs, Rachel