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by sufferingsonje 11 Jun 2008 ( edited Jun 13'08 03:40 )
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This is what I do when doing FSL or when fabric is slippery.

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Comments (21)
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by minnieb 11 Jun 2008
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thank you so much, a pic says 1000 words
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by grummy 11 Jun 2008
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what a great idea-i would never have thought to use felt---BUT it makes good sense--flower for you
regards
grummy
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by mpo14011 11 Jun 2008
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Now there is an idea!Good one.Deserves a flower.
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by jayemcee46 11 Jun 2008
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great idea so simple too Jo
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by lbrow 11 Jun 2008
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Fantastic idea. *4U
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by sufferingsonje 11 Jun 2008
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Thanks for all the comments & flowers. I have one for each of my hoops. *4u all
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by ezzemml 11 Jun 2008
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Good idea thanks for sharing.
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by workbecky 11 Jun 2008
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What a great idea. Thanks.
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by mops 11 Jun 2008
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Husqvarna Viking sells things like this, they quite expensive, so I made my own much like you did from a partly sunbleached piece of felt. Works wonders! Your picture says it all. Flower for you.
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by celticlady1031 11 Jun 2008
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Good idea. I made something similar out of that rubbery shelf liner. Same effect, different produce. *4U
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by raels011 11 Jun 2008
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good to see photo a great isea * 4 U
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by katydid 11 Jun 2008
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Did you hoop both stabilizer and felt, then trim felt away? I guess if you were using organza, it would in between.
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by sufferingsonje 12 Jun 2008
I do hoop stabilizer and felt together. The felt has a piece cut out the centre. If you look on projects u will see what it looks like. Organza would be hooped between stabilizer and felt. *4u
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by stitchship 11 Jun 2008
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Great idea, thanks for sharing!
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by oldandgrey 11 Jun 2008
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You would need to be careful what color felt you used as it is possible to get color bleeds from the felt to the fabric, best to use matching colors or white for light colours and matching for the darker fabrics.
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by sufferingsonje 12 Jun 2008
Thanks for that tip. Didn't know that felt bleeds but will be careful. I use if mainly for FSL. *4u
by mpo14011 12 Jun 2008
I did something with red felt once and, yes, it did bleed.I think the stronger colours do, but White should be fine, and you can use it over and over again,Do one for the big hoop too.Then you have a choice.
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by shirleysisson 11 Jun 2008
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Thanks for the great picture. The felt acts in the same way as the rubber matting I use. Good job. *4U
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by stickmuster 11 Jun 2008
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Super idea! Thank you! ***********
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by auntbaba 11 Jun 2008
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This is a great idea! Thank-you!
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by dkjack 12 Jun 2008
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Great tip. Thank you for the picture.
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by gerryvb 12 Jun 2008
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thank you for the advise I will try next time
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by sqdancer 12 Jun 2008
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Always helpful getting ideas from others...I use the shelf liner from the $ store as mentioned by a few others. Have several ready cut to my different hoop sizes ...*4U
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by tmbache 15 Jun 2008
This is what I us also and love it. the rubber shelf lining.
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by quiltgrama 13 Jun 2008
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This is what happens when yu dont read well. I thought you had used a type of rubber and tried it. Of course it stuck and jammed 1/2 way through. I quess it is a lesson learned. Now I realize it is felt. Thanks for great idea it is very helpful especially when you read properly.
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by sufferingsonje 13 Jun 2008
Sorry you had that problem. The felt is cut like a frame. In the pic it is the blue fabric. The centre has no felt. Maybe giving a lot of explanations, if so sorry. *4u