Originally Posted by CookyIN
(Post 6922385)
I made myself one of these and am wondering if my Santee might like to have one too...
http://www.quiltingboard.com/attachm...d=494775&stc=1 It measures 3-1/2 x 5-1/4. I put a pin mechanism on the back, so it could be worn as a large brooch or attached to a pillow or large bag -- or with a ribbon looped through the top of the mechanism, it could be used as an ornament. I've got mine displayed on a wicker basket using a ribbon through the pin back. I wonder if my Santee would like one... If you don't have my name, you can send me one anyway. AZKAT |
Hint for the day. Your city's temperature is almost the same as mine today.
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CookyIn.....I love the brooch/ornament......I'll be your santee!!!!!
I have been gathering things together. Almost ready to mail. My santee doesn't post very often so I hope she likes everything. It is a bit of an eclectic collection of stuff!!!! |
Originally Posted by PenniF
(Post 6922195)
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Since I don't actually know anyone on the board, how do you all do "research" on your giftee? Thanks, Penni for the hints on research - will begin right away! Merry Christmas!!!! (grin) |
CookyIN - yes! Anything homemade will be so well loved!
wowsa! You guys are all so fast. I've just started putting mine together, but I did order and receive a fabric I KNOW santee will like. And I have some things cut and ready to sew up. I keep a "little extras" box to send things out through the year, so I raided it and pulled together items she indicated she'd like based on her responses. I'm not worried about the "send by" date because my santee is not tooooooo far away - and that's the only hint you're gettin'! :) |
CookyIN, your brooch is perfect. Yes, of course you can send it on if I happen to be your lucky partner.
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Originally Posted by CookyIN
(Post 6922385)
I made myself one of these and am wondering if my Santee might like to have one too...
http://www.quiltingboard.com/attachm...d=494775&stc=1 It measures 3-1/2 x 5-1/4. I put a pin mechanism on the back, so it could be worn as a large brooch or attached to a pillow or large bag -- or with a ribbon looped through the top of the mechanism, it could be used as an ornament. I've got mine displayed on a wicker basket using a ribbon through the pin back. I wonder if my Santee would like one... |
CookyIN, me, me, me, pahlease!!! Fabulous idea!
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Going out of state on business last week of Oct.... think I'll mail the Box from there. Do I put myself in the hole for teasing my santee?
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Nessie said: ...That said, I always love hand-made items like mug rugs or other small, quilted-type items. Pot holders are always handy . . . although I have been known to use an especially cute pot holder as a mug rug/coaster! :D[/QUOTE]
Nessie, I can appreciate that. At the Quilting and Embroidery Expo this year I bought a Maxine potholder pattern, and made it. It is so funny (don't you just love Maxine quotes !?) . Instead of using it for a potholder, I have it hanging outside beside my front door! I laugh every time I come home! |
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