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by katydid 31 Mar 2011 ( edited Apr 08'11 13:38 )
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All men are created equal then a few become soldiers. This is a toilet paper cover. I made the photo before I put the celo cover on it so you could see it better. Kay

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Comments (16)
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by oaro 31 Mar 2011
+5
Very nice job
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by katydid 31 Mar 2011
Thank you sweetie!!
by oaro 01 Apr 2011
You welcome
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by sandikat2 31 Mar 2011
+5
I just love this - excellent job!
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by katydid 31 Mar 2011
Thank you
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by mysew1325 31 Mar 2011
+5
wow this is great... where did this design come from.
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by katydid 31 Mar 2011
a freebie from somewhere???
by thecraftycritter 31 Mar 2011
EmbroideryRN design
by mysew1325 31 Mar 2011
thanks... I am going to put this one on my hubby's shirt if I can still get it.. 34 years in the military.. retired..
by mysew1325 31 Mar 2011
I found it and then a few others...
by katydid 31 Mar 2011
Good , glad some one founf it. kay
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by noah 31 Mar 2011
+4
nice design and i love the rope effect @ top and bopttom i might try that thanks Kate!!carolyn
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by katydid 31 Mar 2011
I bought a whole real of this piping stuff so help me think of ways to use it up. pillows?, Purses? I zig zag the ends as they tent to ravel.
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by sukiray 31 Mar 2011
+4
Very unique. Nice work.
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by katydid 01 Apr 2011
I thought a military person might like this
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by castelyn 31 Mar 2011
+4
Looks great Kay. Well done. What fabric did you stitch the design onto?? *4u Hugs Yvonne
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by katydid 31 Mar 2011
I stitch them on felt. I just love stitching on felt.
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by shirlener88 31 Mar 2011
+3
Super work Kay!
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by katydid 31 Mar 2011
Thank you
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by ramona 31 Mar 2011
+2
This is so VERY nice. Great job and thanks for sharing.
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by katydid 01 Apr 2011
thank you!!
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by lawmedassistant 01 Apr 2011
+2
Very nice. I've embroidered on toilet paper and keep saying I need to start making covers instead but just haven't yet ... this has given me inspiration. Thanks and again, great job! (I run a non profit horse rescue and always trying to come up with things for fundraisers).
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by katydid 01 Apr 2011
Would be a great idea. I buy the felt in the remnant bins at Joanne's. lately, i remember seeing words" Your stable or mine?" on something. I remembered it because i like stuff like that!!! You may use it. See what you can come up with. maybe a horse head and the words?
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by cj2sew 01 Apr 2011
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Does any one know where this design comes from? cj
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by katydid 01 Apr 2011
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sorry I let you down as to where this is from but we have some good leads and flowers to all and thank you for you comments. Kay
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by tippi 01 Apr 2011
+1
This is great. Would love to have the pattern.
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by katydid 01 Apr 2011
Oh, they are so easy to cut. I use felt which I purchase from Joanne's remnant bins. I cut 17.5 to 18 inches x4.5 inches. I discovered that each brand of toilet tissue paper is slightly different. these measurements will fit the largest and you may need to trim a bit for the smaller ones. Designs that are for the 4 in hoop fit well or rotate some to fit as long as the design is not wider than 4.5 in. I find that plain fusible interfacing works well. I use my 6x10 hoop and only hoop the interfacing. I lay the felt across the hoop and use pressing cloth to fuse with an iron. The stitches don't pull in on the felt when it is bonded and not hoop burns on the felt. a long time ago , I used to use Velcro to fasten back , but i now use double sided sticky tape. then i slide into cello bags that i buy from Michael's and tie the top with craft ribbon. hope this helps.
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by radmom 01 Apr 2011
+2
The design came from EmbroideryRN...I have this and one for Airmen also. I believe it was a freebie.
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by toolips 08 Apr 2011
+1
oh this is very good!
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by katydid 08 Apr 2011
Glad you liked it.
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by beckybowman 08 Apr 2011
+1
Very nice! Great job!
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by lflanders 08 Apr 2011
+1
Kay, This is very nice! I love the pattern..and the braid on the edges is a great touch also!