Coasters! I made a prototype last November and liked how it turned out. It's been sitting on my project pile ever since. So today, I finally cranked out 3 more to make a full sun. I used a thin cork on the back and sewed right through it. It also has a layer of thin fleece under the top to absorb moisture. I'm pretty happy with how they turned out!
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What a clever idea to use the thin cork. I think you did a great job! -
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That came out awesome! What a great idea using the cork. Where did you get it?Cil
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Great project. I really like the sun rays design.sigpicAnita G.Comment
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What a neat idea!!! Cute and usable too. I never would have thought to sew right through the cork.Comment
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I've bought a roll of thin cork at my local Staples Office Supply store. It works great for many projects.Sometimes I wake up Grumpy!
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LynnComment
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Great design!Quilts may come, and quilts may go, but the stitches stay the same.:icon_hi:Comment
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Very clever. Well done.Comment
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hi
does the cork fall apart from getting wet?:icon_wave:JoanComment
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What an inventive idea!! These turned out really nicely.HUGS,
Lenore
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