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Ric Rack Fish
Make a fish from ric-rack ribbon.
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Take a small piece of white Ric-Rack ribbon and paint with regular fabric paint. I choose blue and yellow for contrast.
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After the paint has dried, fix it with a hot iron.
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Fold the ribbon in half, so that the white (unpainted) side is facing out, and add a few small stitches (according to the red line in the picture - I only did them with red thread to show the contrast for the picture).
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Then open the Ric-Rack ribbon, so that the colored side faces out, press it down and stitch on a small eye.
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I then sewed small fin like stitches on to the ribbon.
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You can add an eye with a bead or do any other stitches for fin. You can even stitch on another tail.
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Terri A.
23 Nov 13:15
You are so creative. That is fabulous!