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New day, new project in gizmo Ministry. I have long thought that I wanted to give my bridesmaids a small token of thanks for their efforts - not something wild and violent, but just a little thing that showed my gratitude for their dedication throughout this wedding project. Along the way, I decided that they should have a small survival kit, so I started collecting things that I fell over them. Gel cushions for the feet, kleenex with hearts on a fine lip gloss, nail polish nude, one spring water spray and so on, and so on. Not wild things, but only small practical things that can be rare for such a multi-day wedding.

I had not quite made up my mind how it should be assembled - I thought of one of those fine boxes you could get in Sisters in safe hands, but did not really someone I think was spot-on in either size or decor. So I looked (slightly over) for small cosmetic bags, that might be fine, but did not correct anything. So I looked on eBay - looking quite generic in "bridesmaid favors", but seems everything was quite expensive and not particularly exciting. And then I came last Saturday of the textile nets here in safe hands sisters - they were completely 'naked' and stood at 11kr each. perfect.

Pic: http://www.angelicdress.com/cheap-bridesmaid-dresses.html

So was the next decision - what would be on them and how should it be? Should I make it as stencils and with lots of gold glitter? In that case, it should be rather short, because otherwise it becomes something worse bak. I considered "Si!" Briefly - as a reference to the Italian part of the wedding. Oh - it was also a little boring. And then one evening I sat pøllede around in Photoshop. Played with watercolor designs and fonts we also have used and so ended the result so like this. On Monday sped I saw in Bog & Idea and bought some transfer paper and voila - like this they ended so. I am super happy with the result and I'm happy to give them to the girls - fortunately, none of those who are impressed enough by my blogger skills to the bother reading with here;)

Then it's super easy - just place the pressure where you now want it and then just ironing loose. Strygehjernet must stand on 170grader and you need to swipe in smooth motion for about 3 minutes. Remember to be specific because the corners. After ironing the pressure just be allowed to cool before removing the backing paper. If you look to some of the pressure coming loose (out in the corners for example), you can easily just put ironing paper again and give an extra lap, where it is needed.