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by anna25775 14 Mar 2008 ( edited Mar 14'08 22:05 )
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lr2008 what do you mean by cups that you put an insert in and embroider on the insert please? anyone knows where I can find them online cos they sound interesting!

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by ruthie 14 Mar 2008
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Anna, the cup is like a plastic mug, and has an inner and outer section, which can be taken apart and embroidery or similar can be inserted, then the two sections put back together again. You should be able to buy them at any craft suppliers. Hugs and flowers sweetie.
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by ruthie 14 Mar 2008
Anna, you might like to check out these sites. ***** http://www.embroiderthis.com/sippycup.html ***** and ***** http://www.embroiderthis.com/acdeorcup.html
by anna25775 14 Mar 2008
thanks ruthie, I had a look and liked the desk organiser very much. its a great idea, hope to find it in some craft shop here cos to be honest I have never came across such a thing. *4u
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by nglover1 14 Mar 2008
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Yes , Last year I Crazy patched fabric cut out the shape from the pattern in cup & embroidered names on them , Then inserted in cup. I found some cups at the craft store ( hobby Lobby ) and even found a good supply at the Dollar Tree . Everyone loved them . Flowers for both of you.
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by anna25775 14 Mar 2008
I'll be on the lookout in local crafts shops - I'm in Germany here. thanks nglover1 *4u
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by lr2008 14 Mar 2008
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I have seen cups in craft shops like JoAnns that have rings that screw off the top and they are made in a layer with a space between the outside of the cup and the inside of the cup. There is a space so you can put a piece of embroidery aida in between. The face of the cup is clear plastic so you can see the design..you then screw the top back on giving you a hand made cup..they are great for kids but I have made embroiderys for them too..http://christmas.howstuffworks.com/how-to-make-christmas-crafts-for-the-kitchen6.htm