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Good morning everyone.
Looking for a miniature peach design about 1 cm in size.
I work at a fruit stand during the summer and my boss thought I could sell my knitted hats during the fall to help sales. I thought it would be cute to make a label with a peach logo on it the tag would be similar to the picture below.
Unfortunately I haven't found a design small enough. Any ideas on where I may find one. An outline or filled in peach either one would be okay.
Thanks in advance.
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crafter2243
30 Oct 2017
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I wonder if felt would do the trick. I am sure with a little fabric paint or pens you could create a peach.
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I also thought of making my own wooden buttons to give it more of a homemade look. I have lots of time since this will be for next year. Knitting up the hats over the winter for next season :)
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asterixsew
30 Oct 2017
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Hi i have two suggestions. I is get your own design - draw one and have it digitised for you by basketkase or 2 get some buttons made with whatever you want on. Sent you a PM for details.
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http://www.basketkasedesigns.com/
www.basketkasedesigns.com
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thanks :)
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Cute hat! The more you have to sell, the longer people stay at the booth!
The only website that specialized in minis that I know of closed shop. You might ask if anyone on this Forum if someone can do one for you. I don' t know what the fee would be charged for it. I like the idea of using felt as an option too.
The only website that specialized in minis that I know of closed shop. You might ask if anyone on this Forum if someone can do one for you. I don' t know what the fee would be charged for it. I like the idea of using felt as an option too.
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Thanks :)
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1 cm is very small - see pictures. The squares are 1x1 cm. Advantage: it has only 102 stitches
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That's perfect! I know how difficult it is to create something that small to look realistic.
You are right about small designs. I started digitizing zoomed in to 400% and put in nice details, but at real size that looked awful and I was not satisfied until I had removed everything but the bare outlines.
Thanks for the info on how you did it. I'll put it in my "how to" folder!
Wow, that is sooo adorable :)