Thursday, 24 June 2010

Rickrack


Sewing rickrack can be a pain: stitch straight down the middle, and the bumps curl in the wash; stitch along the curves.... well, see you next year.

So to make life simple, I've printed straight-edged jumbo rickrack, and it's in my shop.

12 comments:

  1. Kayanna4:49 pm

    Jesse, this is so absolutely adorable! I LOVE it! What a fantastic idea.

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  2. Heather Moore5:02 pm

    So clever!

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  3. Susan Scott5:53 pm

    LOVE it!

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  4. Anonymous7:44 pm

    I love that, it's soo clever.

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  5. painted fish studio1:03 am

    love it!

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  6. flowerpress1:40 am

    Well you know I love rickrack! But I want to know how you printed it, I'm intrigued :-)
    p.s. Accidentally voted twice for South Africa in the final!

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  7. Jan1:56 am

    so, so, so clever and cool!!! wonderful job, Jesse!!

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  8. starry3:22 am

    what a neat idea, love it.

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  9. Francesca12:48 pm

    you are the rickrack queen! x

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  10. Danya Ristić2:53 pm

    I don't know what rickrack is, but these look great! Like all those other things not used for their original purpose, these look like they could be good in present-wrapping.

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  11. Kate9:47 pm

    genius!

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  12. Pinktulip10:26 am

    This is gorgeous! I have plenty ric-rac left from my scrapbooking days, but seldom sew them because it is such a pain to sew. Clever idea!

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