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by quail 12 Jan 2014 ( edited Jan 13'14 07:26 )
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Here's a small tut for sewing out the mini composition book covers. I'm afraid it will only help those who can "fool around" with existing designs in some sort of software. I can't digitize yet, or I would be able to offer you the very simple outline that you would need. You could use the simple frame of a gift card holder, coin purse, label, applique rectangle.....You must remove the bottom stitches for that section must remain open to do this in a 5x7 hoop. I thought this might be first step for some to get their own creative juices flowing.

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Comments (10)
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by noah 12 Jan 2014
+7
Thanks for sharing hugs
1 comment
by quail 12 Jan 2014
You're welcome. Thanks for looking
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by rescuer 12 Jan 2014
+4
This is a great tutorial! Where did you find it or did you make it? Tutorials are so hard for most people to do.
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by quail 12 Jan 2014
Thank you. I made it for any Cutie who might like to try these covers. I only wish I could have offered a free design for it, but I hope to learn to digitize in the relatively near future.
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by vickiannette 12 Jan 2014
+4
You are a You Tube natural! Sincere thanks.
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by quail 12 Jan 2014
Thank you. I only tried to have every step a visual. After re-reading it, I see a few places that I could have been more explicit, but most of us on cute have some sewing and ITH experience so you can fill in the blanks
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by 02kar 12 Jan 2014
+4
Thanks
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by quail 12 Jan 2014
You"re welcome
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by dragonflyer 12 Jan 2014
+4
Nicely done...and thanks so much for the pictorial...
1 comment
by quail 12 Jan 2014
Thank you and you're welcome
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by pldc 13 Jan 2014
+3
you did a terrific job, hugs Loralye***
1 comment
by quail 13 Jan 2014
Thank you
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by capoodle 13 Jan 2014
+1
Like your picture instructions. Even with a smaller hoop and small book anyone could make one by using your instructions.
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by quail 13 Jan 2014
Thank you. That's what I had hoped to show. You know, "thinking outside the box".
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by sahara 13 Jan 2014
+1
Thank you for this great tutorial.
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by quail 13 Jan 2014
Thank you and you're welcome.
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by justsew 13 Jan 2014
+1
great way, thank you.
Hugs Pam.
1 comment
by quail 13 Jan 2014
You're welcome.
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by annyn 13 Jan 2014
+1
Thanks for sharing this great tutorial.
1 comment
by quail 13 Jan 2014
You're welcome