Comments of Make patches / applicators with alphas tutorial page 3
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petpotat
petpotat
4 years, 7 months ago by petpotat
WOAH!! This is such an awesome idea!! I just got back into bracelets and this has got to be one of my top to dos!
beatlesall
beatlesall
4 years, 9 months ago by beatlesall
@Sweetsweet & @Shreya_22 thank you so much! 😍
Shreya_22
Shreya_22
4 years, 9 months ago by Shreya_22
Thank you so much!!! very helpful ❤️
Sweetsweet
Sweetsweet
4 years, 9 months ago by Sweetsweet
OH THIS IS SO COOL!

I'm no good at inventing new things, so thank you for making/finding this! I can finally expand my skillset in regards to bracelets!
eUpHoNiUm7
eUpHoNiUm7
4 years, 10 months ago by eUpHoNiUm7
❤️
smolbean9
smolbean9
4 years, 11 months ago by smolbean9
@beatlesall thank you sm! Great tutorial!
beatlesall
beatlesall
4 years, 11 months ago by beatlesall
@smolbean9 yes, thats it
smolbean9
smolbean9
4 years, 11 months ago by smolbean9
For just a plain square would you just glue the top and bottom strings down?
smolbean9
smolbean9
4 years, 11 months ago by smolbean9
This is awesome!
x2_String
x2_String
4 years, 12 months ago by x2_String
I am making a panda series using pattern #51356
sagg
sagg
5 years ago by sagg
you can also find many tutorials about this method on MacraTin's youtube channel. ❤️
cottonBird
cottonBird
5 years ago by cottonBird
🙂 🙂 🙂 🙂 🙂 sooooo helpful
cottonBird
cottonBird
5 years ago by cottonBird
🙂
cottonBird
cottonBird
5 years ago by cottonBird
😘
minouch_ch
minouch_ch
5 years, 1 month ago by minouch_ch
This was sooooo helpful 💞
its_jenny
its_jenny
5 years, 1 month ago by its_jenny
@AfriadKnot yeah, I've made a few! My favorite pattern for patches so far is #52485
beatlesall
beatlesall
5 years, 1 month ago by beatlesall
@AfriadKnot I made some and @its_jenny made alot and if you look at the photos section you will sometimes spot some 😄
AfriadKnot
AfriadKnot
5 years, 1 month ago by AfriadKnot
So cool! Has anyone posted photos of patches they've made?
audreyt293
audreyt293
5 years, 3 months ago by audreyt293
@suzannebez sorry for the late reply but yes, it does work. I recently finished a patch with mod podge by folding a few strings back at a time, taking a skewer, dipping it into mod podge and carefully spreading the glue over the strings so that they stick to the back of the patch . You could definitely use a popsicle stick, a paintbrush handle, or even your fingers to help the strings stick down to the patch (don't be limited to these three things though, there are definitely more things that you could use so get creative). I would be mindful of how much mod podge you use though because wherever you put the mod podge it will become a bit stiff so if you use too much it will probably make the patch harder to sew onto things like a jacket or a backpack if that's what you're choosing to do with your patch. I hope this helps!
suzannebez
suzannebez
5 years, 4 months ago by suzannebez
Would this work with mod podge instead of glue? 🤔