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by suzettebritz 23 Aug 2009 ( edited Aug 24'09 17:39 )
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Please send jam in stead of flowers! Does one REALLY have to cut all along the red edge so that NO white fabric is visible? Also don't know how to neatly cut the small holes for the ribbon!

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Comments (16)
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by 10tje 23 Aug 2009
+5
Very nice!!*
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by designgirl 23 Aug 2009
+5
Cute jam cover.
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by shirlener88 23 Aug 2009
+4
Suzette, this is lovely - I don't think you would have to cut that white away - it looks great like this - have you thought of using a punch for your holes? Where did you get this cute design? *4U Shirlene
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by bevintex 23 Aug 2009
Shirlene
These were freebies a while back.
www.borduurmier.com
Look under patroontjes/designs
I think there are 4 of them different shapes and fruits
by suzettebritz 24 Aug 2009
Thanks 4 answering this while we were still sleeping on this side of the world!
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by mops 23 Aug 2009
+4
It looks very pretty. I am a bit lazy and usually forget about holes for the ribbon. I secure the thing with a rubber band and then tie a ribbon around. And I can use the embroidered circle on jars of different diameter. I love your cherry design. Yesterday I made six jars of blackberry jam, now I have to find a nice blackberry design as I intend to use some as presents.
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by suzettebritz 24 Aug 2009
Thanks for alternative idea. Will look for blackberry design. Goodness, you girls know how to make the best of time!
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by annita1 23 Aug 2009
+4
heel stijlvol!
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by castelyn 23 Aug 2009
+5
Suzette, your design is beautiful, for the holes you can also use a buttonhole cutter, and then cut away as much as you can with the tip of your embroidery scissors.
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by vixentlc 23 Aug 2009
+4
Suzette, this is lovely!
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by jrob 23 Aug 2009
+3
Precious cover and no, we get to use the "artistic license" excuse for whatever we do! I just use a seam ripper to do my cutting or my VERY sharp tipped Havel squeezers.
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by kezza2sew 23 Aug 2009
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I personally would not cut white away from red around the outside, it looks effective like that, but if you did use very sharp sissors. Sometimes I have put fray-stop around edge of red then cut away...it protects your stitching so you don't cut it....it looks lovely anyway...
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by waterlily 23 Aug 2009
+2
Very Nice!
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by vickiannette 24 Aug 2009
+2
have you thought of using Pinking scissors for edge. vickiannette
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by suzettebritz 24 Aug 2009
I will look up the meaning of "Pinking" scissors. Thank you!
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by lbrow 24 Aug 2009
+2
I think it is lovely suzette *4U
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by manami 24 Aug 2009
+2
This is lovely! Well done Suzette!
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by gerryvb 24 Aug 2009
+2
lovely as a gift!
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by tippi 24 Aug 2009
+2
Very pretty
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by iris2006 24 Aug 2009
+1
Great gift and I wouldn't mind to get the present with the white in the seam. :0)