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Old 08-01-2011, 02:22 PM
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4" have a look at the beginning, so easy to make, one word of warning, donīt use a thick fabric for it though.

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This is wondeful! I can't wait to make one. I'm off to see if I have a 4" hoop! Thanks so much!
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Old 08-08-2011, 09:49 AM
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It took me a while but I did it!!! I didn't have a 4" embroidery hoop. Not a single margerine tub or any 4" dish in my extensive collection of little dishes. I was about to give up when I measured the top of my large iced coffee plastic cup from Dunkin Donuts, VOILA! I cut off the rim of the cup and it worked perfect. Then I wondered what kind of cardboard you used.... I tried an empty cereal box and it also worked! I used a polyester batting and followed your instructions and I have a real cute little folding thread catcher!!! I took a couple of pictures and I will post them in the picture file. Thanks so much Elle for posting this neat tutorial!!!!!
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how interesting thank you :)
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Great, glad you enjoyed it. Necessity is the Mother of invention.
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Old 08-08-2011, 02:58 PM
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Here is the Thredcatcher that I made. It was really fun to make and I am amazed at how it works!

Here it is all folded up!
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Here it is standing up all by itself (just like magic!)
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Yours is really cute! Great job!
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Old 08-08-2011, 10:24 PM
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Wow you did good on that one, love the cute fabric as well. Thaks for posting a pic.
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Cute idea. Thanks for the tutorial.
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Thanks for the tute! I've been looking for instructions to make one of these for almost a year! I couldn't figure out what makes it work but now I know, its magic!! :thumbup:
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