This was the project that scared me. Mr. Toad had requested that I create award ribbons and I had no idea where to start. So I brain stormed. Middle Son and I found some rip stop nylon at Hancock Fabrics. While there I grabbed some printable fabric that I didn't use after all. I really didn't know where to start.
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Award Ribbons. I purposefully blocked the organization. |
Once I had a picture, the words were no big deal, except they needed small scales. I used some cut away stabilizer and made sure everything was very secure before stitching with a small needle. I then folded it in half, folded under the edges and stitched using nylon/invisible thread. After folding the top, I some grommets in my stash--why do we think our stash is such a bad thing?
Overall, I'm pleased. So is Mr. Toad and Middle Son. Now, I need to worry that I'll be asked to do more!
How neat!!
ReplyDeleteThanks, Vanessa. Mr. Toad and our kids keep pushing me to try things I never would have thought to try. They keep volunteering me.
Deletesweet idea :)
ReplyDeleteGreat idea!!!
ReplyDeleteThanks, Kara. I wish I could take credit. Mr. Toad volunteered me and told me what he wanted, without having a clue as to ho it might be done. He has also volunteered me to to make 6-10 kerchief and sew on patches. Not difficult, but time consuming.
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