Wow! I love this idea. I have some old ones of my grandmother's I would love to do something with them. Day's of the week, are so cute. Thanks for sharing.
Wow, love this! I have in the past used half done embroidery in my collages including the ink parts that were not embroidered but never dawned on me to iron up my own lol. You have created some fabulous fun ideas. Thankyou for sharing, happy creating!
You can trace it on tracing paper. There is fabric paper you can run through the printer. So scan or photograph the image then do a flip to make the type read correctly. You can then stich, paint or use any medium. Tear the area you want to display, fray the edges and adhere with any fabric glue as you would ribbon or any fabric. If all else fails, staple it to your page then use decorative tape or ribbon to finish it off. Make it a pocket and use the pocket to save your pattern.
That's wonderful about pioneer school! Family obligations and illness have kept me away but I'm hoping that things have calmed down a bit for now. Sending love to you, sis.
Love this idea. Thanks for sharing
I got an iron like that for a wedding present 😉
It comes in handy sometimes - just not in this instance! :)
Wow! I love this idea. I have some old ones of my grandmother's I would love to do something with them. Day's of the week, are so cute. Thanks for sharing.
Oh how wonderful that you have ones from your grandmother!! I am so happy that I could give you an idea of how to use them.
Wow, love this! I have in the past used half done embroidery in my collages including the ink parts that were not embroidered but never dawned on me to iron up my own lol. You have created some fabulous fun ideas. Thankyou for sharing, happy creating!
Thank you so much, Kim! One of these days I want to teach myself embroidery 😀. Thanks for watching and for your kind comment.
Love this!
Thank you, Elizabeth!
Cute idea!
Thank you, Alyson! I hope you try it!
Great ideas!
Thank you!
You can trace it on tracing paper. There is fabric paper you can run through the printer. So scan or photograph the image then do a flip to make the type read correctly. You can then stich, paint or use any medium. Tear the area you want to display, fray the edges and adhere with any fabric glue as you would ribbon or any fabric. If all else fails, staple it to your page then use decorative tape or ribbon to finish it off. Make it a pocket and use the pocket to save your pattern.
Great ideas, Vera! Sounds like you are experienced with embroidery patterns!
@@TheScrapologist long time ago. But I have done it as a tip-in in my Bible Journaling. I just refuse to be put in a box so I see if it works.
Hello. Haven't seen you in a while. Pioneer School was amazing and the conversation champaign is going well. Hope your summer is a good one.
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That's wonderful about pioneer school! Family obligations and illness have kept me away but I'm hoping that things have calmed down a bit for now. Sending love to you, sis.
Great! I was wondering if you could iron these onto paper, I have kept a pile just incase :)
Yayy! I'd love to see some after you use them!