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More thread coasters(potholders) Vicki is helping me develop this ,i am not great on computers sorry for not doing this just right lol hugs
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highlandermom
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Love the fiber splash on these. Do you still got bunch in your vase?
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Yes its still half full lol
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They look great to me. Great job trying. Keep up the good work and you will get better.:)
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Thanks hugs
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Glad it's you,not me, trying this;how do you get started?
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i used white scrapes ,then threw some threads on it then covered with thin wws ,sewed design , last row i covered all with plastic easy right???
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This is great, I may have too start saving my threads... LOL.
How long did it take to collect your stash Carolyn?
How long did it take to collect your stash Carolyn?
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almost a year lol
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Looks wonderful to me. Love the multi-thread use.
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yes me to hugs
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Great busy woman
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It takes one to know one right???hugs
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Very cool. What are you using to top these? If plastic, and there are no needle holes in the plastic, I think they'd be great to put under vases or other plants in the house. Seems I always end up using placemats as coasters are too small. But plastic would preclude them as potholders. Even if it was on the backside, it would be slippery or melt. I'd use them in the bathroom to set tolietries on the counter top. There are makeup trays, but they are too bulky for small counters. They'd be easy to through in the wash too.
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I have made appliques with the thread under organza and my grandkids love it. I make zoo animals and they have all the colors of thread under the clear or light colored organza.
way to go sound like fun .On these the last stitch is the border and yes i place a piece of real thin plastic on top of all !!hugs carolyn
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