Re: Christmas craft - to pink or not to pink?
Call me crazy, but I like some pinked and some not! Maybe because in the pic they're all together and it seems more like a dimensional forest that way, some blurred by distance or weather.
Love them, what a clever idea and a fun use for all those decorative stitches!
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Re: Christmas craft - to pink or not to pink?
Originally posted by just4me View PostThey're really sweet...I actually like a mix of pinked and not-pinked.....adds extra interest. very pretty and festive!
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Those are really cute! I like the pinked edges.
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Re: Christmas craft - to pink or not to pink?
They're really sweet...I actually like a mix of pinked and not-pinked.....adds extra interest. very pretty and festive!
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Thanks! I think I like the pinked edges too. I'll see if I can pick up the rotary one quickly. That'll save me time.
I got the idea from a super old tutorial of Jenny's that was a Christmas pennant/flag garland.
I have a handful of Christmasy charms and a bolt of fusible fleece, so I need to get to work. I think the white ones are pretty cute, not sure how it'll look on patterned fabric though. I might dig around and find some ribbon or ricrac in my stash.
I'm gonna experiment with the hangers. I have some buttons, beads, bells and do-dads I can try out.
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Re: Christmas craft - to pink or not to pink?
Pinked edges yes. Instead of punching a hole for the thread hangers, perhaps use star shaped sinquins
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Thread the star first and then using a small dab of glue to ateach to the top of the tree
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Re: Christmas craft - to pink or not to pink?
Those are cute and clever. For the edges try experimenting with lightly applying CheckFrey.
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Re: Christmas craft - to pink or not to pink?
Pinked is cuter. Some small buttons would look cute too.
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Re: Christmas craft - to pink or not to pink?
I like the edges pinked. I have a rotary cutter with a pinking blade that I use with a ruler.
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Christmas craft - to pink or not to pink?
I am making Christmas ornaments out of charms with fuisible fleece cut with the M* small wedge ruler.
Once cut, I'm running them through with decorative stitches in Christmas colors. These are my test batch.
I plan to use a small hole punch to add the hanging string.
So... 1st question... do you think the stitching will unravel? Would it stop if I ran them back under the iron and re-melted the fusible?
And... do we like the edges pinked or not? These I had to cut, decorate, then pink, so I lost some size. Maybe I should get a pinking rotary blade? Can u use those with a ruler?
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