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by 02kar 31 Aug 2010 ( edited Sep 01'10 05:09 )
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be? Or just a little loop, long enough to get a hook into? I want it to look nice so I am leaning towards the larger loop. But how long is enough? Decisions, decisions. I want to make the Cancer Awareness people proud. Thanks

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by gramsbear 01 Sep 2010
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On most of my ornaments, I sewed in a short loop, and put in a Christmas Hanger. I have trouble getting long loops over tree limbs, or etc. My thoughts only, Hugs, Judy
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by shirlener88 01 Sep 2010
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Karen, I would do a built into the design loop - small - is what I like - so that there isn't much showing and you can attach a ribbon or a Christmas Hanger as gramsbear (Judy) said.
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by sewmom 01 Sep 2010
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I put about 5-6 inches of 1/4 inch or 3/8 inch ribbon on, looped. So that's about 2 1/2 -3 inches finished. It's easy to get over a branch and you don't have to use the hook. But the other way is fine too, a short, skinny (1/8 inch) ribbon with just enough loop for a hook.
By the way, my tree is fake so the branches are a standard size LOL.
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by leenova54 01 Sep 2010
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Wow, half done in one day, girl you have been busy! The shop should be thrilled with your work!
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by colonies1 01 Sep 2010
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you got some good answers so here is a flower