Thank you Hi Rebecca, thank you. They dry out fast, so keep them in the refrigerator (NOT the freezer). ?Noticed you hung this outside. this is beautiful! Cover the top of the fun foam cross with the foil tape, pressing it down and smoothing it out. So I glued on the door hanger circle. Pick up the paper and flip it over, sideways.You will not see your dots. Then, trace the design onto a piece of grid paper. "I'm making a Scoobie Doo pillow for my first grandbaby due in November and cannot find embroidery designs anywhere. They will be face-down. MindyHi Mindy, Oh what a great thing to do with the old hymnals. Loved it! I cut the foam board to approximately 16 inches wide by around 21 inches long. This origami crucifix is made from 2 halves of a square sheet of paper. And as you see, to come in towards the middle, I started cutting the paper cones shorter and shorter. "Beautiful description and pics. See more ideas about Wall crosses, Cross crafts, Cross art. Now it looks like a house with a pitched roof.

It was a big hit because they hadn't seen one like it before. wikiHow's Making your own cross stitch pattern is easier than you might think. lolI love comments! Visualize about an inch from the fold.You will tear through all the layers down the imaginary line. Check to be sure the cross folds are correct. Loved it!

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