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by embquilt 17 Oct 2015 ( edited Oct 18'15 13:36 )
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I monogrammed a purchased lunch bag for my husband

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Comments (17)
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by asterixsew 17 Oct 2015
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Lovely work
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by noah 17 Oct 2015
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Wow you will have a happy hubby :):)hugs
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by babash 17 Oct 2015
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Looks great he will love it.
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by babash 17 Oct 2015
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Looks great he will love it.
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by jeanfoz 17 Oct 2015
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Very nice, Jean xx
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by designgirl 17 Oct 2015
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Love it. Welcome to Cute.
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by NancyBT10 18 Oct 2015
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Great job! I bet that your husband was very happy!
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by cfidl 18 Oct 2015
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No one should take mistake his lunch for their own. Lol Excellent!
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by embquilt 18 Oct 2015
No one would want his lunch. He just had gastric bypass surgery and lost 100 pounds in 4 months. He is 10 pounds away from his goal weight.

He eats three meals a day - each total only 4 oz.
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by highlandermom 18 Oct 2015
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Well done monogram.
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by dragonflyer 18 Oct 2015
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Well done!
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by tlp22 18 Oct 2015
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Nice job!
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by mhiemstra 18 Oct 2015
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Awesome. Love getting bargain blanks and making them look boutique or personalized. Looks great. Good job.
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by crafter2243 18 Oct 2015
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Good job. I am sure he will love it.
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by pennifold 18 Oct 2015
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Beautifully sewn out, well done, love Chris
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by justsew 18 Oct 2015
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Lovely he wont loose that.
Hugs Pam
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by embquilt 18 Oct 2015
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I first tried monograming it directly on the bag but it didn't work as the Velcro was too thick. I wanted it to be a surprise but I had him help with using a hot knife to seal the satin edges. I watched a video from Colman and company. It was easy but I'm a visual learner and it helps having him do it first. I then used liquid stitch to attach the patch. I think I will be adding some of these to my to do list for christmas
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by decojo 18 Oct 2015
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Terrific job!