Cookie Cutters and Quilts
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I am working on one now- I am doing the quilting by hand for each separate block - have cookie cutters all over just for this quilt- as I didn't want to use the same one twice , it may take me years to finish
Went to the dollar store and bought the sets for the seasons, went to Walmart after Christmas and got a set of 100 for 2.50 had all the letters and so much more
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They work great!! I have been using them for years as quilting stencils and applique shapes. During the seasons I love it when Walmart will have big buckets and numerous shapes for five or ten dollars. My Christmas ones for example I have twenty shapes and picked them up after season so only paid two dollars. Go for it.
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I am using a star cookie cutter right now in a border for a wall hanging they work great, last year did a couple of Christmas trees and stars. I use pencil to trace it and have had no problem with it washing out.
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