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New Year's Resolution
I keep trying to return to my former productivity, but life just seems to interfere. Well, I am going at least to try to post some of my projects.
First is a cheap way of making stand up stuffed items. Many of you probably already do this, but I thought it is such a neat and tidy trick that somebody might like to see it.
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29726✽
Clever idea I haven't seen that before so guessing others may not have seen it also.
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Thank you.
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well thank's for the tip hugs
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Thank you.
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Good idea and lovely bird, thanks for sharing
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Thank you.
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Very good idea. I have never seen it before. Thanks for sharing. Love the little bird.
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Thank you. I love birds.
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I just need some poker chips, the birds are on sale at embroidery library this week, I bought 2 and will use this idea to stand them up, Thanks
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Thank you. Anything flat and round and washable would do....You can adjust the size of the turning hole to the diameter of your flat piece.
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Thanks for sharing - great tip.
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Thank you.
70778✽
Thanks for this timely tip since I just bought the bird design before coming on here! Now, to get some poker chips! Hugs!
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Hope you win!
Thank you. You could also use large buttons or anything flat and round and washable....
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sandralane
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Thanks for sharing your tips,great idea. Sandra.
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Thank you.
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Love the idea of a poker chip. Smart...
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Thank you. I wanted the items to be washable and I never thought the cardboard people usually use would be that.
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Great idea. Love your little birdie.
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Thank you.
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Love the idea!!! I will have to share this with my 4-H sewing kids.
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Thank you. Great!
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Great idea and it would work with quite a few designs. Love Chris
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Thank you. Yes, lots of designs.
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Thank you so much for this post..was wondering after seeing picture above. wouldn't these be neat for a children's hospital...
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Thank you. You could make so many neat gifts for them...and if you use plastic, you can wash it.
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What an excellent idea!
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Thank you.
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This is a neat idea, thanks for sharing. I'm still a little confused though. Is the bird completely made then the chip that is encased in felt sewed to the bottom?
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Thank you. After you've stuffed your item but before you close the turning hole, you place the prepared felt piece... lining up the edges of both, then stitch closed.
Thank you!
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Great Idea, Thank You!
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Thank you.
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Terrific idea! Thanks for sharing the info.
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Thank you.
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Great idea! Thanks for sharing.
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Thank you.
299778✽
a terrific idea thanks for sharing! A darling bird too ~hugs~
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Thank you.
I like that little bird, too.
I like that little bird, too.
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Very clever, thanks. I've used cardboard and sand pillows, but this seems so much more practical.
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Thank you.
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Thank you so much for this very useful tip! Love your little bird.
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Thank you.
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This tip is clever-thank you for sharing---I've read hundreds of tips and watch many a sewing and craft show but never was this tip given. I think I own stock now at Emblibrary :)
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Thank you. I had wanted to find an alternative to the cardboard that is often recommended. This idea popped into my head, but I have been using it for years. Besides, I have found that whenever I think of something, someone else also has the same idea, so I thought most people would have run across it.
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Have no idea where to get a poker chip except for a casino and they cost money Got lots of large buttons though Good idea! Lillian
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Thank you. Here in the States, you can find them everywhere. I took these from the children's gaming jar. It is filled with checkers, chess pieces, little wood dots, Monopoly pieces and all sorts of stuff.