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by basketkase 21 Jul 2015 ( edited Jul 23'15 00:00 )
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I have all this puff type foam with a sticky back, so decided to try coasters with them.......the first pic is the bAck of the coaster before removal from hoop, the 2nd pic is how it looks from the front before removal from the hoop and the last pic is of all of them out of the hoop....I will probably do all my coasters this way as it was so easy, the foam just peeled away from the satin stitch, in fact you have to be a little careful, as the last one I did I was too rambunctous and tore the satin stitch away from the coaster along with the excess..........I think it looks nice without the satin stitch, too........This set will be up on my website tonight and is called Coastal....

3 images:
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1 links:
[1] http://www.basketkasedesigns.com
www.basketkasedesigns.com
Comments (20)
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by Ossineu 21 Jul 2015
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Die sehen aber toll aus. Aber ich verstehe nicht ganz was ist "puff type foam"? Mein Google Translator hat mir da auch nicht wirklich geholfen. Vielleicht kann mir das jemand erklären. Danke und viele Grüße
Angelika
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by rescuer 21 Jul 2015
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Well done! Thanks for showing the process too. It helps many who need to see it in pictures.
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by pldc 21 Jul 2015
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really pretty Vicki, I have not heard of the sticky back foam must be something new? ~hugs~
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by noah 21 Jul 2015
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LOVE THEM :):)hugs
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by graceandham 21 Jul 2015
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Awesome texture.
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by sbott54 21 Jul 2015
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I hope this will help you Ossineu to see what puff type foam is.
1 links:
[1] Puff foam
www.allstitch.net
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by gougousse 21 Jul 2015
Thanks for the link sbott54
by Ossineu 22 Jul 2015
Vielen Dank sbott54 für den Link. Ich habe bei uns in Deutschland so etwas noch nicht gesehen. Nun werde ich mich mal auf die Suche machen.
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by gougousse 21 Jul 2015
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Very nice basketbase.
I have puffy foam sticky but I I did not know what to do with it...nom I know, and I will try. Thank you for sharing this idea.
Hugs,Céline
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by highlandermom 21 Jul 2015
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Love everyone of these.
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by pennifold 22 Jul 2015
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These are fabulous, well done. Love Chris
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by lidiad 22 Jul 2015
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That's a beautiful set of coasters!
Hugs, Lidia
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by mechille 22 Jul 2015
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These are cute. Nice idea.
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by dailylaundry 22 Jul 2015
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These are great - I have never stitched on foam! Thanks for the instructions!!
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by sewgroupie 22 Jul 2015
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I'm always afraid of hurting my machine in some way.... do you know if the thin foam sheets sold by JoAnn's will also work? Suz
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by basketkase 22 Jul 2015
Don't know, the foam I have has an adhesive on the back... they are called peel & stick foam sheets and the brand is Darice
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by sewgroupie 22 Jul 2015
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Another question... do you think thin cork sheets could stand embroidery? I thought they could be glued to "something" afterwards for coasters?

ps love your designs and have many. Suz
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by basketkase 22 Jul 2015
Thanks for the kind words, Suz......I would be afraid that the cork would crumble when stitched on...I was even apprehensive about using the peel & stick on the multi needle machine as I have kept adhesive away from it, but I bit the bullet and they turned out great, even stitched nicely when I attached the back, so it stitched the satin stitch through 2 layers.......
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by legare 22 Jul 2015
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wow very nice works i like it.
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by sonjapotgieter 22 Jul 2015
+2
They are Gorgeous!!!great work
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by pennyhal2 22 Jul 2015
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These are very eye catching! The colors are vibrant and the contrast really make the design stand out wonderfully! Well done!

I was reading that puffy foam is "water resistant." Do you know if these are washable?
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by basketkase 22 Jul 2015
When I make me a set (with kitties on them, of course) I would just rinse them out under water....
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by chenille 22 Jul 2015
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Love these! Did you use 2 pieces of puffy foam? One on front and one on the back.. and what stabilizer would you use? I have some puffy foam from when I bought my machine but never knew what to do with it!! Thanks for this idea!!
Hugs, Nadyne
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by basketkase 23 Jul 2015
Hi Nadyne........this is just plain peel and stick craft foam...this design stitches a die line, then tack down, then the design....after the design I took hoop out of machine and stuck another piece of foam to the back....another tack down stitch lays down and then the satin stitch....I did not cut any of the foam away until it was totally done and the foam just peeled away, but as I said be careful to hold on to the satin stitches when peeling the excess away as on one of them I was hasty and the satin stitch peeled off, but the coaster looks great even without the satin stitches around it......I used solvy ultra as the stabilizer........
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by katydid 22 Jul 2015
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nice job!
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by peafarm 23 Jul 2015
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These are just great--nothing wet will get thru them. I was told when I bought my first machine that Puffy Foam [a particular brand] was only to be used with puffy foam design files. I see NOT TRUE!!! Love them