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by jrob 01 Jan 2008 ( edited Jan 07'08 06:17 )
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bkd147, I answered your question about shoes in the projects section page 12 under the picture of the ones that I made. Have Fun!

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by ruthie 02 Jan 2008
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They’re absolutely gorgeous Jrob, I’ll bet your grandson loves them. But please enlighten me, is there any advantage in cutting a hole in the t-shirt, then satin stitching the embroidered piece into that, as against satin stitching the embroidered piece onto the t-shirt? Thanks and Happy New Year.
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by jrob 02 Jan 2008
nope, just wanted to try something different. I had bought him a shirt with a circular design on it that looked "raw-edged" and thought I'd try it.
by ruthie 02 Jan 2008
Thanks for that jrob, just thought maybe you knew something I didn't.
by mops 06 Jan 2008
I once did the same, that is cut a hole, for no other reason than the first embroidery was a botched job. Rather than throw it away ... worked out well.
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by mops 06 Jan 2008
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jrob, I went to the site you mentioned, downloaded the pattern and made a pair. I intend to make more and put a photo on the project page. Thanks for letting us know where to get the pattern.
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by jrob 06 Jan 2008
my pleasure! Can't wait to see yours... I hope someone does something really girly, because I don't have a baby girl grand yet, but I've got my fingers crossed!
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by freida 06 Jan 2008
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Hi, jrob, I soon to have another grandson. These are so nice. I think I will do something similar. Thanks for the great example. I love your work.
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by freida 06 Jan 2008
Thank you for the link for the project.
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by jrob 06 Jan 2008
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Thanks guys sooooo very happy to share.
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by cutiepie 07 Jan 2008
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It's not on page 12 anymore (there have been a bunch more projects added since then) so for those who don't have time to search but want the link:
1 links:
[1] http://www.stardustshoes.blogspot.com
www.stardustshoes.blogspot.com