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OHHHH!! I am so excited. Do you guys sew anything but quilts?
I believe I have made at least one of everything that could be sewn or glued, hammered whatever.
Anyway. So I'm looking through the web for patterns for; pattern to sew a toy lamb. What do I get? Crochet, knit, wood pull toy, pre-made etc.
I finally came onto a website named, actually it's a magazine, called Ladies Weekly.
It has a pattern for a flat lamb. ( You cut out two pieces of the pattern and stitch them together with the legs all in one seam) you could fluff it.
I'm a thinker by nature. (Think about it and disect it before acting on it)
My GD always has cold hands so I thought...why not line it, leave openings in the neck and tail end and she would have a muff.
Now I can't wait to make it.
Thank you guys for all your time. I just love this place.
I believe I have made at least one of everything that could be sewn or glued, hammered whatever.
Anyway. So I'm looking through the web for patterns for; pattern to sew a toy lamb. What do I get? Crochet, knit, wood pull toy, pre-made etc.
I finally came onto a website named, actually it's a magazine, called Ladies Weekly.
It has a pattern for a flat lamb. ( You cut out two pieces of the pattern and stitch them together with the legs all in one seam) you could fluff it.
I'm a thinker by nature. (Think about it and disect it before acting on it)
My GD always has cold hands so I thought...why not line it, leave openings in the neck and tail end and she would have a muff.
Now I can't wait to make it.
Thank you guys for all your time. I just love this place.
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