Are you busy making your Christmas Gifts? **77 Days till Christmas** What are you making?
10-18-2010, 03:11 AM
#231
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Originally Posted by 4luvuvfabric
I just changed my avatar and it looks like there's a way to upload, so here goes.
Beautiful quilt! I'm going to have to find that pattern somewhere....I know a little granddaughter of my own who would simply ADORE this quilt :) She's my girly-girl...and so special to me (she is also a special needs child, so really special in multiple ways!).
Great job!
Debbie in Austin
10-18-2010, 07:49 AM
#232
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Originally Posted by TN Donna
A bread cover is a cloth that is real soft and used to cover your bread, biscuits or rolls on the table to keep them warm. You can buy them already made in the cross-stitch aisle or I buy the material off the bolt at Hobby Lobby and make my own. I then place a cross-stitch pattern or saying on the cloth. I give these for birthday gifts and for Bingo, Wedding shower games, etc.
10-18-2010, 09:51 AM
#233
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Originally Posted by TN Donna
A bread cover is a cloth that is real soft and used to cover your bread, biscuits or rolls on the table to keep them warm. You can buy them already made in the cross-stitch aisle or I buy the material off the bolt at Hobby Lobby and make my own. I then place a cross-stitch pattern or saying on the cloth. I give these for birthday gifts and for Bingo, Wedding shower games, etc.
10-18-2010, 03:19 PM
#234
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Originally Posted by Quilting Nana
Originally Posted by TN Donna
A bread cover is a cloth that is real soft and used to cover your bread, biscuits or rolls on the table to keep them warm. You can buy them already made in the cross-stitch aisle or I buy the material off the bolt at Hobby Lobby and make my own. I then place a cross-stitch pattern or saying on the cloth. I give these for birthday gifts and for Bingo, Wedding shower games, etc.
10-26-2010, 04:45 AM
#236
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Location: Alvin, Texas
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lol I used to love aprons, but ya know, I don't have a single one anymore.
Originally Posted by deanna_1
I have been making casserole carriers out of placemats, pot holders, aprons, pillowcase dresses and monograming names on pillow cases. I find aprons to be the most popular gift.
10-26-2010, 10:07 AM
#239
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I've been very busy sewing for christmas. Made some Joural covers, I got a guilt top done know just got to quilt it free hand. Matching pillow case and toy bag. I already sent out Table runner for Halloween, Thanksgiving and christmas.
10-31-2010, 04:41 AM
#240
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Well I finally started them, this is the first group I'm making, I have 30 of these to make, I hope to be finished with the tops by Tuesday and the bottoms by Thursday
Originally Posted by Short an Sweet
I am making placemats for all my sisters & sister-in-laws and neices (53 ttl) for Christmas, I have them cut out but now I need to finish the tablerunner I'm working on so I can start sewing the placemats lol
the backing and binding will be done in the green color on Snoopy's hat
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