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January 22, 2010

Top Notes are back....

This has to be the most versatile die anyone could buy!  We have cut two Top Note die cuts from felt.  Cut one of those in half; you just need one and a half.  We have stitched these two together creating a "pocket."  This pocket is perfect for holding a gift card, cash, a note or treats. 

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The red hearts are made by punching red felt with the Full Heart punch.  As you can see from the samples, you can use a regular, whip or blanket stitch around the edge.  You could even just glue the two together with fabric glue if you don't want to sew.  Of course, you could always dig out the sewing machine and do a straight or zigzag stitch.

Posted at 12:00 AM in Big Shot Ideas, Fabric and Felt Ideas, Gift Card Holders |

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lisa808

The Top Note die is my favorite and most used Sizzix die.

Posted by: lisa808 | January 22, 2010 at 08:33 AM

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