I worked on these this morning.......I got 24 of them (12 pair) in a 7x7 hoop......I will make these into earrings for a fundraiser this weekend for a friend who is fighting colon cancer.........I will post another pic under this post when I get them rinsed and an earring hook in them......I am praying these turn out, have not done FSL this small before.......also I used black bobbin so they can be turned over and used for melanoma cancer...if interested I will put these up on my website... don't know how much call for this there is......I liked the idea of using a different bobbin color so that they can be used in 2 ways...... The 2nd pic is me making them into earrings.......I am so glad they turned out!! Still have to do a bit of string trimming, but not bad.....Jim will put this design up on my website tonight and it will be called FSL Cancer Earrings

Good for you always giving hugs xx

Beautiful. They have many uses. Great idea for color changes!

Great idea, Vicki!
Hugs, Lidia

Great idea, if I have time i make them, of course in pink .... hugs Maria

Great idea Vicki and you can use any colour to represent any cancer. Fabulous digitising! Love Chris

They turned out great. What a super fundraiser idea. I also like the 2 color system

These are really cute earrings!

You might want to show other uses for them...like tie a thin ribbon on them so they could be used as bookmarks or tied on to a package's bow.

Stunning project for good course!!!Well done,,Gorgeous

I am sure they will raise much needed funds...

I love the way you are thinking. Great idea to make them for 2 purposes. Kudos to you to help both causes.

These should be wonderful for a fundraiser. What a precious friend you are to do this. I very much like your idea of using a different color for the bobbin thread. Please put the design up on your website. They would make a lovely gift for a cancer survivor as well. Hugs, Marjorie

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by basketkase 12 Jul 2017

OK, will have Jim put it up tonight.......

by ksgram1 12 Jul 2017

Thank you, and thank you Jim.