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Has anyone made any designs to be used in scrap-booking? Would FSL work - or are they too thick? It sure seems like a natural to be able to make on our machines. Like maybe a state flag, or a little watermelon, or grad cap... Truly, I'm just wondering. Seems like a niche that hasn't been filled.
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Great idea! I can't see why not! It would look very pretty and very different than the usual paper designs. Have fun. Hugs, Rachel
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Yes! That is what all my little stuff is going for! I knew there was a reason! Are they to thick? There maybe a whole new industry for someone making scrapbook friendly designs and end product for that matter! Excellent thinking my dear!
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Great idea! I'd use the thinner rayon thread instead of any cotton, but fantastic! And as it'd be laying with 1 side showing, you don't have to chg the bobbin thread color!
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Yeah!
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granniebea
03 Jul 2012
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The fsl looks great in scrapping, I have used my pieces on cards and layouts.This is just one of many I have done.
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oops pic didnt load will try and put it in projects.
Here is a link to another project
http://projects.cuteembroidery.com/8857631.html
http://projects.cuteembroidery.com/8857631.html
This is lovely. My daughter does scrap-booking so you've inspired me. Jan
This is just beautiful! So elegant!
Is this an "embellishment?"
Wonderful, thanks for sharing it.
This is lovely and food for thought - thank you for sharing
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I use FSL with scrapbooking and card making all the time and it works fine. This is a little frame I have used in scrapbooking. Hugs Joyce
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I really like this idea. I remember seeing a lot of FSL Mini's at Emblibrary that would be fun and any site that has charms, too.