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    DOODLE HOOP

    May 02, 2018 4 minutes
    Corinne Sleight, The Grumpy Crafter – Instagram: :
    www.instagram.com/corinnesleight;Etsywww.etsy.com/shop/TheGrumpyCrafter

    MATERIALS

    • 30cm (12in) square of light grey close-weave cotton fabric• DMC Stranded Embroidery Cotton in Snow White (B5200), Black (310), Medium Antique Mauve (316), Medium Coral (350), Dark Cranberry (601), Medium Cranberry (602), Light Cranberry (604), Very Light Cranberry (605), Light Topaz (726), Very Light Topaz (727), Medium Old Gold (729), Off White (746), Peacock Blue (807), Medium Parrot Green (906), Light Parrot Green (907), Medium Dusty Rose (962), Medium Antique Violet (3041), Light Antique Violet (3042), Dark Antique Violet (3740), Light Peacock Blue (3766), Ultra Very Dark Turquoise (3808), Very Dark• Long strip/s of fabric or cotton tape – see Step 2• Hot glue (optional – see Step 2)• Craft glue• 20cm (8in) embroidery hoop (working hoop)• 18cm (7in) embroidery hoop (framing hoop)• Fine-pointed fabric-marking transfer pen or pencil – see Note• Lightbox (optional)• 20cm (8in) square of felt (backing)• General sewing supplies

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