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#6
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Location: Austin, Texas
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1. clay flower pot, filled with fat quarters, thread, needles, seam ripper, etc. Outside of pot painted with bees, bee hive, flowers.
2. a quilt decorated coffee mug filled with flavored coffees/teas and fat quarters.
3. A quilt decorated plate with home made cookies
4. Shadow box decorated with sewing/quilting items.
2. a quilt decorated coffee mug filled with flavored coffees/teas and fat quarters.
3. A quilt decorated plate with home made cookies
4. Shadow box decorated with sewing/quilting items.
#9
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Join Date: Jul 2010
Location: Lubbock, TX
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These are all great ideas :)
While in Paris a few years ago, I wandered into a little sewing shop and found the perfect souvenir . . .a Chatelaine . . .it's a chain with small scissors or other hand sewing notions. I treasure mine and it was relatively inexpensive. You can order them in the US online and sometimes can find them in LQS :)
While in Paris a few years ago, I wandered into a little sewing shop and found the perfect souvenir . . .a Chatelaine . . .it's a chain with small scissors or other hand sewing notions. I treasure mine and it was relatively inexpensive. You can order them in the US online and sometimes can find them in LQS :)
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Inchies made into a magnet, a pin, or a bookmark charm at the end of a ribbon.
Print a 12 month 2011 calendar onto fabric and stitch it to a small wall quilt.
Make a gift card case and then include a gift card.
Make an IOU for help with some quilting chore they may need in the future...basting a top, sorting their stash, organizing their studio, all that stuff is easier and more fun with a friend.
Things that show a lot of thought, but don't cost a lot of money, are always special imho.
Print a 12 month 2011 calendar onto fabric and stitch it to a small wall quilt.
Make a gift card case and then include a gift card.
Make an IOU for help with some quilting chore they may need in the future...basting a top, sorting their stash, organizing their studio, all that stuff is easier and more fun with a friend.
Things that show a lot of thought, but don't cost a lot of money, are always special imho.
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