Two patchwork acorns
09-18-2018, 06:02 PM
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What a cute idea - beautifully made!
To attach them to a ribbon you could use the plastic KAM snaps that come in various colors. That way, you could make another set with a different theme and change them out. I bought some on Amazon some months ago, and they're easy to install, unless you get goofy and put one on upside down, as I recently did on a baby bib. I have wondered how sturdy these little plastic doo-dads would be, and trying to remove it was conclusive evidence that if they're installed firmly, they go on to stay. I wound up having to find wire cutter pliers to cut the stubborn little thing off.
To attach them to a ribbon you could use the plastic KAM snaps that come in various colors. That way, you could make another set with a different theme and change them out. I bought some on Amazon some months ago, and they're easy to install, unless you get goofy and put one on upside down, as I recently did on a baby bib. I have wondered how sturdy these little plastic doo-dads would be, and trying to remove it was conclusive evidence that if they're installed firmly, they go on to stay. I wound up having to find wire cutter pliers to cut the stubborn little thing off.
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09-19-2018, 03:19 AM
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Originally Posted by Rose_P
What a cute idea - beautifully made!
To attach them to a ribbon you could use the plastic KAM snaps that come in various colors. That way, you could make another set with a different theme and change them out. I bought some on Amazon some months ago, and they're easy to install, unless you get goofy and put one on upside down, as I recently did on a baby bib. I have wondered how sturdy these little plastic doo-dads would be, and trying to remove it was conclusive evidence that if they're installed firmly, they go on to stay. I wound up having to find wire cutter pliers to cut the stubborn little thing off.
To attach them to a ribbon you could use the plastic KAM snaps that come in various colors. That way, you could make another set with a different theme and change them out. I bought some on Amazon some months ago, and they're easy to install, unless you get goofy and put one on upside down, as I recently did on a baby bib. I have wondered how sturdy these little plastic doo-dads would be, and trying to remove it was conclusive evidence that if they're installed firmly, they go on to stay. I wound up having to find wire cutter pliers to cut the stubborn little thing off.
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