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by kidsaregr8 17 Jan 2011 ( edited Jan 17'11 03:19 )
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greatly appreciated. kidsaregr8, Annie

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by honeychyle 17 Jan 2011
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The clear water soluble acraps can be ironed together to make a larger piece. Be sure to cover with waxed paper first.
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by kidsaregr8 17 Jan 2011
thanks, did not know this, I'm learning so much from this site tonight. Annie
by mommadooks 17 Jan 2011
wow I didnt know that either, is it just the clear or the other type of wws also
by secondsis 17 Jan 2011
wow what a great idea... thanks
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by mary51 17 Jan 2011
+5
We always learn something new.
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by kidsaregr8 17 Jan 2011
yes I am learning alot. thanks. Annie
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by sewlikedawn 17 Jan 2011
+2
Wow what a great idea!
Dawn
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by keeponsewing 17 Jan 2011
+2
yep, I keep those in a large plastic ziplock and use them all the time, since I make ITH items that are small. BTW Welcome to CUTE.
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by kidsaregr8 17 Jan 2011
Thanks for all the help. Annie
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by caroldann 17 Jan 2011
+2
I keep my scraps, especially the WSS. It goes into a zip lock bag and can be re-used later.
Carol
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by kidsaregr8 17 Jan 2011
Thanks for the help. Annie
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by adavisx3 17 Jan 2011
+2
I save all types of stabilizer. I piece together cutaway and tearway and barely moisten the edges of water soluable and stick them together to make bigger pieces. I had not heard about using an iron. I will have to try that next time. - Aileen
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by kidsaregr8 17 Jan 2011
Thanks for the nice reply. Annie
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by pasister 17 Jan 2011
+2
I save tear away and sparingly use water soluble school or craft glue (only the clear kind though, not the purple - even though it says it dries clear, I have not had good luck with it) to paste the pieces together to fit the hoop. I touch the pasted edges with a warm iron to set and dry the glue before hooping.
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by kidsaregr8 18 Jan 2011
thanks for the reply, Annie