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by sewmom 22 Dec 2015 ( edited Jan 20'16 20:29 )
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Inside out and over the top. Doing a $5.00 Target tote bag. Turned the letter sideways ; )

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Comments (15)
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by sandralane 22 Dec 2015
+10
Very ingenious. Sandra.
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by marianb 22 Dec 2015
+9
Now that's using your noodle, looks great.
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by cathiejones 22 Dec 2015
+9
Very clever and very effective. Well done ! :-)
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by spendlove 22 Dec 2015
+9
Good trick! I usually do T-shirts upside down as it is easier to manoeuvre and I usually remember to invert the design as well!
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by jrob 24 Dec 2015
Me, too....usually. :)
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by jrob 22 Dec 2015
+8
You can do very large bags using this method. It looks great.
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You are such a clever girl!!!
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by 02kar 22 Dec 2015
+7
Kudos to you for thinking outside the box. Thanks for sharing the tip. I know others will appreciate it
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by dragonflyer 22 Dec 2015
+6
Nice bag and nice job, too!
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by crafter2243 22 Dec 2015
+5
Very smart thinking
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by cfidl 24 Dec 2015
+4
Excellent! That is how I would do it.
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by lbrow 27 Dec 2015
+3
If it,s large enough that,exactly how I would do it. Great job/Lillian
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by toogie 27 Dec 2015
+3
Nice bag... Wish I could go to Target ...anywhere-lol- and find a bag like this. Love the stripes and emb
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by marianamin2003 29 Dec 2015
+3
Great tip on stitching! And really nice looking bag !
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by sewmom 20 Jan 2016
+3
I turned it inside out and put most of it over the top of the machine. The tote needs to be large enough if you want to do it that way. Some people build risers to put under their machine so the bag can hang down but the bag still needs to large enough to fit over the embroidery arm if you want to do that.
I hooped cut away and used wss on top. I pinned a lot! If I did it again I would make the monogram a little lower since my foot hit the grommets on the bag a bit.
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by mad14kt 20 Jan 2016
+2
I adore this bag ... CUTE!!!