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8733nice job, will it stand the wash?
by quail
26 Aug 2009
That's a good question. I'll have to experiment with that. These were for items that will not be washed.
28916After see Martine's label, I googled a lot about making your own. It came up with several tecniques, but I will try yours. Thank you for sharing, you are a creative lady! Love, Yoriko
by quail
26 Aug 2009
Thank-you. It worked for me. Mostly, I just didn't want to spend any extra money so I tried to use the items I had on hand.
88650great job!looks professionel to me too.
by quail
26 Aug 2009
Thank-you. I wanted them to give a finished look to my projects, but these are only for family and friends since I do not do embroider as a business.
740449They look great and it's a lot of work. Well done. I just ordered them and the text is woven in. I've only a few left, so maybe I'll follow your example...
by quail
26 Aug 2009
Thanks, mops. I love you for sparking my imagination. It didn't seem like so much work to me. Fabric on cardboard, fabric through printer, rotary cut off basting stitches,iron on another piece of fabric to back, rotary cut labels. Done.
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4599Great job. I will have to give it a try when I get time. Thanks for all the info on it.
by quail
26 Aug 2009
Thank-you. I was just so excited with the end results, that I wanted to share. So many people on this site share so much and I don't know how to digitize yet, but I did have this idea....
27683Very good brain storming and coming up with a very good product. I'm sure you'll design many more to match or compliment your work.
by quail
26 Aug 2009
You speak with experience. I've already been fooling around with more templates. Working in my den fills my day with purpose.
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