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Sat, Dec 31, 05 at 0:43
| I fell in love with this craft 3 years ago and hav e collected every pattern I find. It is really fun. Just do a Google and sites come up. Or email me and I can give you some sites. cathy |
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| I've been thinking about it. Like I really need something else to do and more supplies! Do you have a favorite site for basic instructions? |
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- Posted by playdirt (playdirt@hotmail.com) on Tue, Jan 17, 06 at 20:04
| I do and here is one http://www.cardinspirations-usa.com/demo/demo15.htm it has seven free patterns. I started this craft to use up my threads from cross stitching--now I have a whole lot more threads/ enjoy. Kids have fun doing this for their friends also cathy |
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| A friend's MIL embroidered gold rings on all the wedding invitations when her son and my friend got married. It looked beautiful. Some paper embroidery patterns can be adapted to use for embroidering on CDs. (Obviously, you need to drill the holes, but the principle is the same). |
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- Posted by red_confetti (My Page) on Sat, Feb 4, 06 at 11:59
| Hi Cathy and other embroiderers - I have tried embroidery on greeting cards a few times. The effect is stunning and certainly different from most other cards I make. But golly, did my fingers get sore poking all those holes! What do you use to make the holes? (I was using a large needle.) |
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| I did an angel in flight to fit into the oval space under glass of a wooden tray for my mother; of course, I have it now. Still love it. chery2 |
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- Posted by persiancat_gardener (My Page) on Tue, Oct 9, 07 at 20:16
| YES, I HAVE. I USED CARDSTOCK PAPER AND A STRONG NEEDLE. I ALSO PUT STABALIZER ON THE BACK SIDE, THEN COVERED WITH ANOTHER PIECE OF MATCHING PAPER, TRIMED WITH SOMETHING PRETTY....EDGING... |
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