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This is very cute! How is it attached to the Altoids tin — glue gun?
I experimented with a couple of things. I ended up using fuseable webbing (i.e. stitch witch) for the main piece and then fabric glue for the ribbon edge.
ZOMG! That’s the greatest evarrrr! I’ve been making altoid shrines as well as altoid worship cases. Currently I’m running with votive, buddhist rosary, altoid sized meditation texts, etc.
Man, that totally makes me wish I could embroider!
Paul,
I remember that you mentioned you were making Altoid shrines! Do you have a link with pictures anywhere?
Embroidery is actually really easy, if you start with simple stitches!