Blue Box with fabric cover.

[icecycle66]

I recently saw an awesome Foxx Tone Machine and felt like doing something with fabric.
http://www.madbeanpedals.com/forum/index.php?topic=17053.0

I took my Tonepad Blue Box and had a friend do some embroidery to make a cover.
This is the first time I've done fabric work on a pedal.  It's not too hard, but you have to be careful about how much spray glue you use.  The stuff works really well so you don't need a lot and if you use too much it'll dry out through the fabric and just look crusty.

Nothing special, just fun with fabric.

[mgwhit]

That is fantastic -- the stitching totally pushes it over the edge!

[jprizz]

Ha! The stitching is awesome! Nice work.

[Leevibe]

Very creative. I love it.

[slimtriggers]

That's gotta be a first! An embroidered enclosure 

[jimilee]

Well there you go. Thinking outside the box, it's definitely something different. Nicely done. I don't know that I have ever seen a fabricated tonepad pcb.

[lincolnic]

This is so awesome. I love the stitched labels!

[lars]

An embroidered pedal enclosure cover? What are you guys gonna think of next? Great work!

[muddyfox]

It's glued on?

So no washing it after heavy use, I take it...

[Tremster]

This is so cool!

[marmaliser]

embroiderey is the new Rock'n'Roll.  Love it

[gordo]

You know, you see so much cool stuff around here on a regular basis that at some point you think "ho-hum...saw it...bought the t-shirt...", even though I'll never hope to match it.

THIS!  This is just too cool.  The creativity around here is astounding...

[midwayfair]

Nice hospital corners

[icecycle66]

It's glued on?

So no washing it after heavy use, I take it...

Yeah it's glued on.  The fabric soaks in the mojo; why would you wash it out?

[icecycle66]

Nice hospital corners

You could bounce a quarter off it.