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Old 08-18-2010, 11:27 PM   #1
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Default i can do embroidary

But i have no clue on what to make for the interior any ideas?






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Old 08-19-2010, 02:10 AM   #2
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some people are dashmat fans. you could do those. or possible cargo bin carpet.. or maybe cargo covers
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Old 08-19-2010, 02:40 AM   #3
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personalized seat skins? "The Stig" for driver's side or "Bitch Seat" for passenger's? :rofl
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haha plus one on that idea
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Do some custom shift boots & e-brake covers!
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oh man thats a really great idea
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Do some custom shift boots & e-brake covers!
i gotta learn how to sew first
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i gotta learn how to sew first
I can't sew either, but how did you learn how to do embroidery before learning how to sew? I always thought one skill built on the other.

Back to the original question - floor mats & rear hatch carpet.
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Yeah I assumed you could sew as well. Now learn to so & you will be set LOL.
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I can't sew either, but how did you learn how to do embroidery before learning how to sew? I always thought one skill built on the other.

Back to the original question - floor mats & rear hatch carpet.
It's a big machine that does it i just stick lets say a floor mat on it and put the words or picture in the computer and press go.


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Shows what I know, I have never seen that. Pretty cool, how thick of a material will it take?
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Shows what I know, I have never seen that. Pretty cool, how thick of a material will it take?
The thickest i have done were hats you can change the needles on them so i assume i can do some thick stuff.
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Hats! You could make some RCC hats for members.
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Im trying to find some better hats i have tons of "trucker" hats but i don't like the look of them.
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