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Spread out offcuts of thread thickly between two pieces of WSS Baste stitch in a circle around thread and then stitch all over the thread ( zig zag and straight ) when done soak in sugar disolved with a little water (sugar starch) turn a small bowl upside down and mould stitching over it and put another bowl on top to hold it. when dry trim it up and you have a pretty bowl
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I just threw out a pot full of threads, have to rescue them and try this out! Nice idea, Rales.
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sugar attracts bugs in australia. and humidity colapses it you can do the same with white glue or wood glue it dries clear and is stronger you lay plastic wrap over the surface you are molding it to. you can mold to any shape a scallop bowl looks good too.
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good idea will try that
Good idea since most glue dries clear.
Excellent. I think San Francisco (where I'm from) is as humid as where you are from. The glue idea is outstanding. Thanks *4u
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This kind of reminds me of when I was in grammar school. We used to take different colored string, and wrapping and pasting it around jars. So, this would be a nice project for the little ones too. *4u
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Also I found a site with a pattern for making an ornament with the thread http://www.klingersabine.de/
click on Fadentechnik there are 2 Fadentechnik click on the second one
click on Fadentechnik there are 2 Fadentechnik click on the second one
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Thanks. hee hee Good thing it had pictures. I don't speak the language. :)
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This sounds great raels. Thanks for sharing. You know we always have thread bits. hee hee
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Been thinking about this and how it is done, you could also make some coasters. But I still think about the turkey ibrow made, he was sooooo colorful.
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Getting ready to do some more pafhen. thinking of entering them n the fair. *4U
I have been going thru back pages of projects and can't find the turkey project, could you post the link I am dying to see it?