So I started working a project about my stitches and how much I miss them since I've had them removed. I took one of my shirts and used Naomi's wood burner to burn a hole in the back right where my mole was. The burn mark ended up looking really similar to my mole... weird!
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I did the burning on top of a rock as not to damage my table top. I love the resulting burn mark on the rock, especially since its right on top of the scar-like mark. |
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After I burned the shirt, I cut out the burned area. |
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Scab window! |
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Then I stitched my shirt back up with acrylic coated embroidery floss. |
Now I have a shirt with stitches in it. That way, if I am missing my stitches, I can put the shirt on and they're back again!
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