Thank you for your inspiring video. My burp bids turned out great. Though I did not do the center line. I sewed a second trip around the outside but an inch more inward. Thank you so much.
Great tutorial! I appreciate you showing how to make that curve around the neck. It had me a little baffled on how to do that so you helped me a lot. I am going to try using a tea towel on one side - I'll see how that goes. I feel like that will be more absorbent than flannel but will use flannel for decorative side. Thinking will be easier to sew than terry. I'll soon see! Fingers crossed.
Great video, but I do agree with a previous commenter. I live in an area with four season. Frixion pens do not disappear forever. Only in warm weather or climate. Ask me how I know, lol. Love the video help, thanks so much!
Buenos días Señora bonita algunas personas no entendemos su idioma si fuera posible poner las medidas y centímetros en número muy amable de su parte 😊 un saludo muchas gracias 😘
Thank you for stopping by! The original pens are called Heat Erasable Pens. The big brand name pen is Frixon, but mine are from China here is the link: www.amazon.com/gp/product/B07MM9D25S/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_asin_title_o04_s00?ie=UTF8&psc=1 They really are awesome! I've heard sometimes dark colors have a shadow that remains so always test. Happy Sewing - Cindy
Thank you for your inspiring video. My burp bids turned out great. Though I did not do the center line. I sewed a second trip around the outside but an inch more inward. Thank you so much.
I put terry towel material on the backside of mine as it absorbs more liquid. Also the terry cloth will wipe the mouth better than the material.
Great tutorial! I appreciate you showing how to make that curve around the neck. It had me a little baffled on how to do that so you helped me a lot. I am going to try using a tea towel on one side - I'll see how that goes. I feel like that will be more absorbent than flannel but will use flannel for decorative side. Thinking will be easier to sew than terry. I'll soon see! Fingers crossed.
I tried method 2 with a terry cloth layer in the middle and they turned out great!! Thank you!
Cute burp cloths.
I really like your style.
You're absolutely amazing!!!! Thank you so much!!!!
Great video, but I do agree with a previous commenter. I live in an area with four season. Frixion pens do not disappear forever. Only in warm weather or climate. Ask me how I know, lol. Love the video help, thanks so much!
Love the ideas I find the flannel I use when washed it goes nubbly I call it. Like little pic on it. What wld cause that. Love the pen
I’m a beginner and I’m going to try this
Easy to follow, thanks
Good tutorial!
Thank you very much.
Very Beautiful, what's the most suitable fabric to use please.
Thank you for watching. Cotton flannel is my pick. It is soft, absorbent and washes really well. Happy sewing - Cindy
Cotton flannel is soft and looks cozy but just smears the spit up. I had four spitters!
Why do you need to round the corners?
Certain material will just smear the spit up. Gauze or terry is more absorbent with any other fabric on the other side
What is the magic binding blanket tutorial you mentioned? Can’t find it
Buenos días Señora bonita algunas personas no entendemos su idioma si fuera posible poner las medidas y centímetros en número muy amable de su parte 😊 un saludo muchas gracias 😘
24 inches by 81/2 inches. The neck curve 11/2 on the side and just eyeball the length mark
I need that pen 😱
Those pins are awesome but the bad thing is the mark comes back if it’s in a cold place 😱
If you use Best Press first your frixxon pen will not come back
very nice
Thank you for such a nice comment. Happy sewing - Cindy
Where do I find that pen?
Thank you for stopping by! The original pens are called Heat Erasable Pens. The big brand name pen is Frixon, but mine are from China here is the link: www.amazon.com/gp/product/B07MM9D25S/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_asin_title_o04_s00?ie=UTF8&psc=1
They really are awesome! I've heard sometimes dark colors have a shadow that remains so always test. Happy Sewing - Cindy
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