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Old 05-22-2011, 03:25 PM
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Very cute...she did a great job! Did you stabilize your embroidery with an iron on stabilizer cut to the size of the whole pocket (leave it on cuz it helps firm up the pocket too--just treat it as one fabric)? It's adorable, anyway. She can carry lots of good things in that bag!
I used an interfacing that I already had, ironed to the back of the whole pocket piece. She's already got her school folder in it, to take to school tomorrow.
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Very cute...she did a great job! Did you stabilize your embroidery with an iron on stabilizer cut to the size of the whole pocket (leave it on cuz it helps firm up the pocket too--just treat it as one fabric)? It's adorable, anyway. She can carry lots of good things in that bag!
I used an interfacing that I already had, ironed to the back of the whole pocket piece. She's already got her school folder in it, to take to school tomorrow.
Just looks like you needed a heavier stabilizer, you can add a heavy weight tear away with the iron on...just takes practice on experimenting with the different stabilizers to get it right. Also, do not over tighten your material in your hoop, it will pucker as it comes back to it's relaxed shape. Hope this helps.
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She did a great job. She's sure beaming over it.
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Wow that is a wonderful day you had! She is glowing and deserves a huge pat on the back!
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Old 05-22-2011, 07:51 PM
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Very cute. Teach them young. That will be your future helper.
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She did a wonderful job. It is a great tote.
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Old 05-23-2011, 05:32 AM
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Congrats, Mom. She did a wonderful job and looks so happy to be using her new bag.
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Adorable - now she'll be making them for all her friends.....I got started making them and just can't stop....
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Turned out great. Your daughter is a cutie.
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Old 05-23-2011, 01:45 PM
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Originally Posted by VickiM

Just looks like you needed a heavier stabilizer, you can add a heavy weight tear away with the iron on...just takes practice on experimenting with the different stabilizers to get it right. Also, do not over tighten your material in your hoop, it will pucker as it comes back to it's relaxed shape. Hope this helps.
When you say heavy weight tear away, do I need to look for fusible?
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