Christmas ornament swap 2015
11-04-2015, 05:11 PM
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11-04-2015, 05:26 PM
#513
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Thanks all, but all of the ornaments are so so pretty. Makes me want to go back and leave my comments on each one, because I forget where I left off. lol...
Yes, sharing patterns later is a good idea.
Yes, sharing patterns later is a good idea.
11-04-2015, 05:33 PM
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I am really enjoying seeing everyone's ornaments, such variety! I agree, a pattern share would be fun. Jaba and someone else has a tree in their sewing rooms with all the ornaments they have received from the swaps. That's what I am planning on doing too, that is such a neat idea!
11-04-2015, 05:37 PM
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I have really enjoyed looking at all the ornaments so far.
Oak&Sew - I love your collection. Someone will be a very lucky swap partner indeed.
Red - The melting snowman is just too original.
Cheesehead - What an original idea with the lamp ornament.
June Billie and Terriann, I also like both of your ornaments.
I am planning on getting mine done this weekend. I made one last weekend with the Grandkid, but not sure if I want to use it for the swap.
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Oak&Sew - I love your collection. Someone will be a very lucky swap partner indeed.
Red - The melting snowman is just too original.
Cheesehead - What an original idea with the lamp ornament.
June Billie and Terriann, I also like both of your ornaments.
I am planning on getting mine done this weekend. I made one last weekend with the Grandkid, but not sure if I want to use it for the swap.
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11-04-2015, 05:54 PM
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11-04-2015, 06:19 PM
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Love the melted snowman tried to make one for my ornament out of clay didn't work so I decided to bake something else hint hint, but then again how many melted snowmen would make it through a oven bake lol
11-04-2015, 06:40 PM
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I love the melted snowman. I saw one at a craft fair 2 years ago & said to myself, oh, I can make that. But did I? No, of course not! So last year I went on a melted snowman hunt -- & bought one! However, I would have no problem adding another to my collection!
And I also make those tree ornaments; they're fun!
Everybody's ornaments are wonderful! I want one of each!
And I also make those tree ornaments; they're fun!
Everybody's ornaments are wonderful! I want one of each!
of them.
11-05-2015, 05:11 AM
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Have any of you seen a LIVE performance of the Nutcracker Ballet?
I went to the seen the ballet live 17 years ago, and again the next
year. It was wonderful.
Also seen Riverdance 3 times it was great too. The 20th Anniverssary
of Riverdance will be coming to Denver in 2016 and I would LOVE to
go see it again. Maybe hubs will take me.
I went to the seen the ballet live 17 years ago, and again the next
year. It was wonderful.
Also seen Riverdance 3 times it was great too. The 20th Anniverssary
of Riverdance will be coming to Denver in 2016 and I would LOVE to
go see it again. Maybe hubs will take me.
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