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Dorothy says
Is there a template for that perfectly shaped heart, please?
Bobbie says
No sorry! I just folded the back of a cereal box in half and then cut it out that way.
Sam Heaton says
Great idea, you could use it for so many different things. Really unique.
Cheryl says
This is such a sweet project and a great tutorial.
Nicole says
Bobbie….will this work on paper bags too???
Bobbie says
Yes! It should work on any paintable surface.
Sara says
I can’t wait to try this with an apple shape! Teacher Appreciation Week gifts are in the bag!! …see what I did there ? 😉
Bobbie says
This would be a great gift for a teacher!!
Erica says
I absolutely love this and am planning on making these as welcome gift bags for my sister’s wedding. What kind of paint did you use? Are of my paint is water soluble, and I am worried that the paint will eventually run or fade if water gets on it. Did you seal the paint somehow afterwards? Thank you!!!
Bobbie says
I used fabric paint mixed with some regular acrylic. You can use all fabric paint and it’ll work great. I just used what I had on hand so I mixed them. If you use fabric paint than you will not have to seal it.
Moo says
How do u seal it????
Thanks
Bobbie says
You don’t have to seal it if you use fabric paint.
NikkiG says
I totally love this ides – maybe adding glitter paint also to get that sparkle… I was just wondering if the paint leaked through or did you need a piece of paper or something inside to stop it going through?
Bobbie says
Yes, put a piece of wax paper or tin foil inside to block the paint.
Sweet Sticky Rainbows says
It’s lovely! Aren’t you the craft one!
Chrissie says
Hello….about the paint…you can seal it extra by using a hot iron. Just a few minutes from the backside of the fabric. So it´s extra safe 🙂
Autumn Banks says
I love this idea! And it goes great with my recent post on DIY stamps!!! Take a peek if you like: http://tinyurl.com/DIY-Foam-Stamps
Lucy says
I love this, its something my kids would enjoy too, thank you
NW Design says
I love this, something I will look into creating with my daughter.
Cecilia says
I would love to put it on a t-shirt any suggestions I probably have to oreshrink shirt but any other thing that I need to do for shirt Plz help me thnx
Bobbie Byrd says
Use the same method for a shirt but use fabric paint and prewash the shirt first.
Toni Marino says
Hi Bobbie, thank you for sharing this – it’s fantastic! is it a specific sort of fabric?