Smaller than a dime?

that is one of the places i found the 'magic seam marker' online. they have a whole heap of quilting goodies there, eh. j.

"Polly Esther" wrote ... Thank you all but I've ordered the Circleeze that Cindy thought of. Where we found this tool is www.threadandmore . They very firmly say that there is sometimes a delay in their processing orders and shipping could take a while. No matter really. I've done about all the 'eyes' I can stand for now. Polly

"Judie > Or I can just send mine as soon as I find it. As I said before, I've never

Found it! I knew where I got mine from but not its name

Sally at the Seaside ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~uk

Judie >> I was just putting big goofy eyes on tropical fish. Really.

ah ha. so there are two companys making the same item. always good to know. j.

"Sally Swindells" wrote ... Found it! I knew where I got mine from but not its name

I checked out the xray film on the weekend. It doesn't melt. It softens a bit when hot so if you're ironing on a soft surface it ends up not completely flat - but it holds its shape just fine. Polly: do you want some???

Allison

Now THAT's funny. I just happen to have some xrays of my feet. ( Broke a foot bone, 1st doctor set it wrong; next doctor said I needed to have a sort of splint made for it from my hip bone. That's never going to happen. I just have to remember which foot to use if I decide to kick somebody.) Polly

"Allison" >

Don't know ... but I can always move to Plan B which would be the foot xrays. Polly

"Allison" I guess you're all set!

So you could use your baby toe as a template. :)

Polly Esther wrote:

I was just thinking of that .25 inch adding thingy. Did you know that if you check your 'button box' you will most likely find a button with a hole .25 inch from the edge. It can be used to mark those lines. Just a thought. Bonnie, in Middletown, VA

Whether one gets them from a dentist or not, you can use x-rays for template plastic. You just need to soak them in bleach for a while and then all the teeth or toes or whatever float away and you are left with nice see-through plastic - perfect for templates.

Or warm bicarbonate solution first and then vinegar.

Be warned that the result will be VERY see-through and you will have a hard time finding the stuff if you drop it.

High-tech film base is often polyester, so I suppose that's the highest setting you can iron it at.

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