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Old 10-28-2015, 06:52 PM
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I have a bunch of these and want to use them on zip bags but for the life of me cannot find a tutorial on this. Any one have a link?
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I just saw something about this. Let me go find it.
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Old 10-28-2015, 07:02 PM
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Well I can't find the one I was looking at but this one works http://www.thehomemakery.co.uk/blog/...pper-tutorial/
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And another http://fortworthfabricstudio.blogspo...-tutorial.html
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Old 10-28-2015, 07:27 PM
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I would just sew them directly on the outside of my fabric. The edge is pretty so I would want it to show.
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Never seen these zippers before. Wonder what next they will do in reinventing the zipper. I would agree that you need to sew these on the outside.
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someone was telling me the other day that the latest fad was using metal or exposed zipppers as opposed to hidden zippers in totes & pouches. she was so surprised and worried about how to use them. just like these pretty lace zips. looking at these two tutes, which are excellent and well illustrated, i am reminded again that a lot of quilters today weren't home sewers who took up quilting after the clothes making for the kids was done
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Old 10-29-2015, 08:09 AM
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Thank to you all. These are two great tutes....I will have fun with my new zips now. I already have an idea for some pencil holders. I will post when I get them done.
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Omigosh, those are so pretty!! I have not seen those yet! Okay, now I need to go make something with a zipper....
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I have seen them in JoAnn's and Hancock's when Hancock's was here. Found couple at an estate sale for 10 cents each.
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