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| Supplies Needed: Embroidery thread, metal washers, Scissors, Ribbon, Pliers 1. Tie the washers together with a scrap piece of the embroidery thread. Make sure the know is tied very tight! |
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| 2. Wrap each washer with a colorful piece of embroidery thread. Note: The smaller the washer, the more wrapping you will need to do. 3. Connect the decorative ribbon by looping it through the washer and tying a double knot. Do this on both sides. |
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| 4. Cut the center piece of the ribbon and tie a small knot on the end so no unraveling happens. 5. I applied small amount of nail polish to help the ribbon from unraveling. I chose a fun contrasting color but please note that you may not need to do this on certain types of ribbon. Its completely optional! |
great idea! there is a word of possibilities with these round little friends! I think I'll start with a bed spread! I need more days in my week!
ReplyDeleteGreat idea! Im thinking metal curtains? It will be done in about 14 years or so:)
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Renee'
These look so fun, do you think I could make some with thick cardboard circles in stead of metal washers?
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-Nora
Hi Nora,
DeleteYou could try, but the problem is that you have to wrap the thread pretty tight around the circle so the cardboard may bend in areas. I would try a think cut plastic instead:)
xoxo,
Renee'
These are really cool looking! does it take a long time? And is it hard?
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