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Step 6The end.
Your new sandwich wrap also becomes it's own picnic blanket for your lunch!
You will now be the envy of your peers. Expect many requests from your friends for their own reusable sandwich wraps!
You will now be the envy of your peers. Expect many requests from your friends for their own reusable sandwich wraps!
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Feb 13, 2012. 11:42 AMcarolee1945
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Why didn't the sticky velcro work? I bought adhesive velcro by mistake.
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Jul 4, 2010. 11:03 AMRlangg
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Brava! Sew the velcro! Got it.
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Apr 17, 2010. 3:11 PMkadeishasims
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i love it!!!!
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Sep 17, 2009. 12:24 PMimaluma
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These are great! I have been putting off this type of project since the PUL fabrics I have found are pricey, and have limited patterns. I didn't realize I could get this fusable vinyl. Now I will make so many with all the fabric I have stocked up! Maybe some manly ones for dad!
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Sep 16, 2009. 10:58 AMmeowzebub
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I congratulate you on diy of expensive boutique wraps!. The pics in your instructable are excellent; thanks. For my own version, I think I'll try the stuff they sell as oilcloth, and attach straps with velcro. I vary the bread alot. I think straps will allow me to accommodate all shapes from standard squarish slice to sliced french or even a split baguette. Also, if it needs tweaking, removing and reattaching a strap is way easier than re-sizing the whole project. Bless you for inspiring me.
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