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by baydreamer 19 Aug 2013 ( edited Aug 20'13 02:04 )
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Seeing is believing. The Patch on the left was done on organza fabric and stitched, turned out not very good. The Patch on the right, everything was done correctly, stitched on organza, then used steam a seam on the fabric, and WSS on the top of the fabric. After it was complete , still in the frame washed the WSS off and let it dry in the frame in the sun. There are 2 or the correct patches to go on slippers for a friend, now not sure how to due that.

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Comments (7)
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by noah 19 Aug 2013
+6
By hand maybe sew it on lol great job hugs
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by baydreamer 19 Aug 2013
I was thinking that but little space (where your foot goes into the slipper) I may have a curved needle somewhere. Thanks
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by toogie 19 Aug 2013
+5
Wow IT sure made a difference!
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by pldc 19 Aug 2013
+4
This is a great example, thanks for sharing it with us. Hugs Loralye
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by oaro 19 Aug 2013
+3
great ideas
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by highlandermom 19 Aug 2013
+2
Thanks for showing. I will try to remember this one.
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by 02kar 19 Aug 2013
+2
Amazing what a difference stabilizing makes with a design, doesn't it.
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by mlbell70 20 Aug 2013
+1
I don't understand how you used the steam a seam, was it hooped or ironed onto the organza?
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by baydreamer 20 Aug 2013
I used the steam a seam on the back of the red fabric. It helps to stop fabric from fraying and since this was velvet stop it from stretching .
by mlbell70 21 Aug 2013
Thank you, that is a great tip.