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by airyfairy 14 Jul 2011 ( edited Jul 15'11 06:19 )
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At last an ITH project for a 4x4 hoop. My first attempt. It is a bit 'furry' round the edges due to the material fraying so badly. Sorry the pic is a bit blurred.

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Comments (14)
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by knitty46 14 Jul 2011
+7
This is cute. Love the colors
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by airyfairy 14 Jul 2011
Thank you.
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by juanitadenney 14 Jul 2011
+6
Looks fine. Thanks for sharing with us. *4U
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by airyfairy 14 Jul 2011
Thank you
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by capoodle 14 Jul 2011
+5
Good job. The paisley design shows really well on the dark blue fabric.
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by airyfairy 14 Jul 2011
Thank you Anita.
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by shirlener88 14 Jul 2011
+4
Sarah, you did good. *4U
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by airyfairy 14 Jul 2011
Thank you Shirlene
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by teun 14 Jul 2011
+4
Es ist ok sieht gut aus
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by airyfairy 14 Jul 2011
Thank you.
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by castelyn 14 Jul 2011
+5
Sarah, this looks great. Well done. Hugs Yvonne
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by airyfairy 15 Jul 2011
Thank you Yvonne.
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by rmj8939 14 Jul 2011
+4
Very nice Sarah.
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by airyfairy 15 Jul 2011
Thank you.
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by pennifold 14 Jul 2011
+5
Great job for your first time Sarah - you will get better and better each time you do one. Love Chris

Can't offer any advice re the camerawork though lol!!!!
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by airyfairy 15 Jul 2011
Thank you Chris.
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by noah 14 Jul 2011
+4
Well like it Sarah!!These are fun i made a few for some wee people!!
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by airyfairy 15 Jul 2011
Thank you Carolyn - I am going to make one for my GD and sew some ribbon on for a handle.
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by pcteddyb 14 Jul 2011
+4
Nice job. I found that putting a lightweight fusible interface on the back of the fabric for applique things (and an ITH really is an applique thing) really helps keep it from fraying. For clothing they say you can cut the interface before fusing and take out the middle part (just leaving some on the outside edges). Have not done a design that way yet but I plan to try it out.
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by airyfairy 15 Jul 2011
Thank you. It was suggested in the design to hoop washaway but I used tearaway and I think that is why it is a bit fluffy around the edges.
by pcteddyb 15 Jul 2011
Yes, tearaway can leave those edges too. I have used washaway on projects like this too.
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by babie 14 Jul 2011
+2
Very nice - like your paisley design
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by airyfairy 15 Jul 2011
I love paisley and I did the same design on the back.
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by robinbird 14 Jul 2011
+2
what a cute card holder you've made& you did a great job for the first one. Good quick gift idea too& could you please tell where you found the design. Thanks for sharing your project.:~D
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by airyfairy 15 Jul 2011
Thank you for your comments. The design is from SewForum. You just have to page through but it is near the beginning. Good luck.....
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by oaro 14 Jul 2011
+1
very nice
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by airyfairy 15 Jul 2011
Thank you
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by dani58 15 Jul 2011
+1
beautiful!!
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by airyfairy 15 Jul 2011
Thank you