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Here’s the Youtube video of my segment on Cool2Craft Monday, August 16, 2010 demo’ing the Slip-covered Photo Frame:
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Bonnie Rabon says
Was a great demo. Thanks for the chance of winning the frame kit.
Tamara says
Thanks so much for your class on cool2craft! Loved it!
Pamela says
Very cool, I’d love to win. 🙂
DIANNE says
I JUST LOVED YOUR DEMO TODAY WHAT A GREAT IDEA FOR A QUICK FRAME. JUST LOVED IT THANKS FOR THE DEMO
crazyaboutcricut says
Loved your project, and the live show was AWSOME!!
Missy Ashton-Ruoff says
Fun Demo !!
Mary Lou says
Just loved the Felt Frame cover idea. You can change it for the different seasons, all holidays, birthdays, etc. You are so talented.
Bev Mossman says
Hi Cyn awesome demo loved it you are so talented
see ya later
Hugs Bev
Marilyn says
Hi Cynthia
Great project idea. Very good explanation of directions as well. Just love the ‘live’ show aspect as well.
Martha Jenkins says
I watched you make the slip cover for photo frames today on Cool2Crafts & really enjoyed it. It reminds of something similar that I designed years ago. I used an iron on interfacing to stiffen fabric & then made a pocket for a smaller photo. (Mine opened at the top) I cut an oval in the front layer of fabric & glued a row of gathered lace around both the outer edge & the oval. A cardboard rectangle made it more rigid & a piece cut from a clear page protector acted to protect the photo. Ribbons, pearls & flowers trimmed it & a strip magnet on the back made it great for displaying photos on the refrigerator.
Later came the idea of making a flat bottomed bag from fabric, weighting the bottom with pellets & filling the remainder with polyfil. After I sewed the top closed & glued it to the back of the frame (no magnet on this one) I had a fantastic frame to use in the motor home, boat, van. It stayed put! Our grandling traveled to Alaska & back on a narrow shelf above the door of the motor home & didn’t fall off—even on the terribly rough Alaska Highway.
Thanks for the reminder of my long ago project. I think I’ll have to revisit this one but make it a combination of your idea & mine. There are definite possibilities here.