I had this small rosebud floral design from somewhere. It is not a FSL, so I took my smallest hoop and hooped a scrap piece of Organza. Did not take long to stitch out. I then used my soldering iron to burn away the leftover 'hairs' after cutting away the Organza-I might add that I used Rayon theads as Polyester melts. The Organza 'hairs' disappear. I glued a piece of vinyl to the back and let dry overnight and then glued the ear stud to it. I should have been more careful--thought I had it centered better and I know better than to leave glue showing. I should have worked with it more--too in a hurry.

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Comments (9)

by worthy 17 Mar 2021

Very clever and well done. Thanks for the tip on the Rayon & Poly thread.

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by pennifold 17 Mar 2021

Great work on these earrings Patti, they will certainly be a conversation starter, love Chris

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by sonjapotgieter 17 Mar 2021

Clever idea!!And so fantastic work done..Beautiful,,Love it!!

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by virginiamaxwell 17 Mar 2021

These are really pretty and so clevor.

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by pennyhal2 17 Mar 2021

What a novel and lovely project! Thanks for sharing how you did it. I don't think that it would need to be prefectly centered as no one will see the back.

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by peafarm 17 Mar 2021

The earrings stay upright so you are right, no one but me shall see it.

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by crafter2243 Moderator 17 Mar 2021

Something different. Great idea and well executed.

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by dailylaundry 17 Mar 2021

I think this looks great!! Very innovative!

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by 02kar Moderator 17 Mar 2021

Great idea and well done

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by peafarm 17 Mar 2021

Thank you. Sorry I put names of places sometimes. I don't know how to edit here so if you please on that t-shirt place.

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by noah 17 Mar 2021

Wow this is a very lovely project A + my pea farmer :):)xx

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by peafarm 17 Mar 2021

Was thinking of doing this on scrap Organza so I wouldn't waste any. Had the thought in my head just never did it but once before. Before I used polyester thread and I learned my lesson--do not use thread that melts, you lose your whole design project.

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