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    Old 02-07-2012, 06:01 AM
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    I just saw this and think it is so pretty. Guess it wouldn't be too practical on a regular quilt but it would be so lovely on a crazy quilt. Would look nice on a tote bag or purse also.

    http://www.threadsmagazine.com/item/...ke-ribbon-trim
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    Old 02-07-2012, 06:49 AM
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    Thank-you for sharing. Looks like a good project while listening to the T.V.
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    that is so cool. It doesn't look all that hard. Thanks
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    That is very pretty...need to remember that one!
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    that is very pretty. I can see that as a trim on an evening bag. Thanks for sharing
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    That is really magical and explained so well by Kenneth King.
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    Would this be too much on a plain cardigan? It looks like it could be quite effective. I guess washing would be an issue. Thanks for sharing. Your very clever.
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    Originally Posted by My time
    Would this be too much on a plain cardigan? It looks like it could be quite effective. I guess washing would be an issue. Thanks for sharing. Your very clever.
    I think it would be pretty on a cardigan. I'd make sure the ribbon was washable and colorfast before I made the trim out of it. Be worth a try to see how it worked. Or sew it on by hand and just take it off before washing.
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    This is a useful and pretty trim. It would look lovely on so many items.
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    Very pretty!
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