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Create a handy in-the-hoop magnet for your dishwasher featuring a traffic light design. This project helps indicate whether dishes are clean or dirty, using a clever recycling approach with old ad magnets. Perfect for stainless steel dishwashers. Step-by-step instructions are included.
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ITH Dishwasher Magnet with Traffic Light Design
By Tammy Isbell
3. Thin sheet magnet or reuse an old ad frig magnetic that is large enough
4. Dirty Dishes Design
Final Product: What You Will Create
Preface:
This is a quick project that can use those out dated ad magnets from realtors and wedding announcements from your refrigerator. I love to recycle/reuse things that would normally be trash to others in my projects. The magnet will stick to the front of you stainless steel front covered dish washer.
Step 1:
Hoop fabric and medium weight cut away stabilizer.
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Step 2:
Embroider the "dirty dishes" design up through step #5 (the stop light outline). For color change #6 (satin stitch boarder) you can chose the color you like the most and stitch that color around the design.
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Step 3:
Remove the hoop from the machine. Turn the design upside down and tape the magnet with the printed side to the bottom of the hooped design. Be sure the magnet is facing outward.
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Step 4:
Return the hoop to the machine and embroider step #7 straight stitch with the same color of the previous satin stitch. This will tack the magnet to the back with a hidden stitch.
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Step 5:
Remove the hoop from the machine and trim fabric and magnet from the edges of the satin stitch. Place your magnet to the front of the dish washer. Remember which side is up : )
AAmydesigns by Tammy Isbell in loving memory of Carol Hire
I'm a US Air Force Desert Storm Veteran and began embroidery 20 years ago with the purchase of my first embroidery Machine (Deco 600) along with Version 1 of the PE design software. My hobbies are digitizing designs and volunteering as foster home training service dogs and Shelter dogs.