A little mug rug I made. I am sorry, my pictures are not sharp, my camera is in storage, and impossible to get to. So my mobile has to double as a camera
Thanks for looking.
Anneliese
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8037Hi, I added a coaster with pink and purple, especially for the ladies who love purple! Thanks for looking.
8037ok i was given this secret now i will pass it unto you.In Canada you can buy something called fabric markers .Like the kids use to color with only there for our fabric .Well after your design is made sit and color those white edges .trust me it works :):)hugs Carolyn
oh i forgot to say i love your design and that you do awesome work even with your disability.carolyn
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by anssmile
30 Apr 2014
Thank you. We get markers here, too. Never thought of that. I will definitely use it in future!
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119791A nice design.
Why don't you trim your fabric top and bottom before stitching the final satin stitch, just don't cut the stabiliser. It gives far cleaner edges that way.
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by anssmile
29 Apr 2014
Thank you.
I can not bring the fabric in the hoop close enough to my eyes to see where to cut, and leave enough space to work the scissors - I have an eyesight problem. (I can no longer do hand embroidery, I am scared I might literally stuck the needle into my eye.)
by mops
29 Apr 2014
I am sorry to hear that. In that case the precut parts are indeed the best solution. I am always afraid I'll miss a little bit.
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52686Well done. Try angling your scissors just a bit toward the design. See if it helps getting a little closer.
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169063Dear Anneliese,
You're doing really well. Keep at it and with practice you'll get better and closer at trimming the edges. Love Chris
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234474Sorry about the untidy edges, I still have problems cutting close to satin stitches. It is an ITH coaster.
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