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Confetti Fabric

Use your fabric/thread/ribbon scraps to make this unique fabric.

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Cut out two pieces of dissolvable stabilizer.

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4 comments

Jun 23, 2009. 1:53 PMlindseymc says:

where do you get this stuff...just a fabric shop, I'm guessing?

Jun 23, 2009. 1:53 PMlindseymc says:

cool!

Feb 8, 2009. 4:25 PMAntoniaP says:

thanx, with the right combination of colours it could be a nice curtain for my living room... just one thing, any help for the dissolvable stabilizer? brands, alternative names or uses.. i never heard of it before...

Feb 8, 2009. 5:16 PMLynne Bruning (author) says:

that'll be groovy! I buy it in bulk and unfortunately can't remember the supplier. at the local shops it will be Sulky Disolvable Stabelizer. Very expensive this way. I suggest googling about and finding a large roll perhaps Vileane or AquaMagic. Please post pics of the curtains!