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by eggyannie 05 Nov 2009 ( edited Nov 05'09 17:01 )
+22

i re hooped and followed instructions but this time used a plain white fabric wit a firm stabalizer as batting. i then chose plain black for top and bottom threads and sewed out in momochrome adding the backing after the design had been completed and finished off.

i then removed from the hoop and tidied it all up. next i took out my hot fix cristals and added them to the flower design.
The end result was a very fashionable scarf holder. A few beads can be strung from the bottom to add that extra bit of bling if you are young enough to carry it off.
As these only take 15 minutes to sew out they will make fast and easy Christmas stocking fillers. enjoy. annie in the UK

Comments (8)
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by edithfarminer 05 Nov 2009
+4
thanks for the tip, Annie, will look at them
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by iris2006 05 Nov 2009
http://projects.cuteembroidery.com/3818249/From-shirt-tab-scarf-holder.html
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by marysew11000 05 Nov 2009
+4
Good idea !! Thank You
by Cutie #8325825 05 Nov 2009
+2
I would love to see a picture of this, I am more visual lol *
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by iris2006 05 Nov 2009
http://projects.cuteembroidery.com/3818249/From-shirt-tab-scarf-holder.html
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by waterlily 05 Nov 2009
+2
I'm with misscharlie...I would loved to see a picture, because I can't quite envision it. Is it possible you could post a picture in the Projects section?
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by eggyannie 05 Nov 2009
+2
i have placed a photo into the projects section for you to see it showes the scarf being held in two different ways check out
T SHIRT TAB TO SCARF HOLDER
hope this will help you se how it looks. annie in the UK
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by iris2006 05 Nov 2009
+1
Here is the link to the projectspage where the picture is.
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by gramsbear 05 Nov 2009
0
Great idea, Thanx for sharing! You did a wonderful job! Thanx again!!!
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by lflanders 05 Nov 2009
0
I think this is a better idea than the T-shirt tab! Almost everyone wears scarves at one time or another and has to fight with them to keep them in place unless you pin them. I don't know anyone that still uses a T-shirt tab. Your idea is genius! Thanks for the idea and the pictures!