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10-10-2011, 05:00 PM
#891
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Join Date: Sep 2009
Location: Idaho
Posts: 6,442
Not my personal list, but some things I was considering sending to my "little girl"....I'd love to see her comments!
Seam rippers are ALWAYS good.
Needles, both hand and machine.
Decorative threads.
Specialty rulers.
Sewing machine attachments...but would depend on what kind of machine folks have.
Non quilty?
Book, mug, coffee mix or tea bags, candy, sugar free candy, bath salts, fancy soaps, lotions...an extra for DH and/or kids along with a little something for a pet.
Hand made?
Mug rug, table runner, placemats, anything embroidered...
Seam rippers are ALWAYS good.
Needles, both hand and machine.
Decorative threads.
Specialty rulers.
Sewing machine attachments...but would depend on what kind of machine folks have.
Non quilty?
Book, mug, coffee mix or tea bags, candy, sugar free candy, bath salts, fancy soaps, lotions...an extra for DH and/or kids along with a little something for a pet.
Hand made?
Mug rug, table runner, placemats, anything embroidered...
10-10-2011, 05:01 PM
#892
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Join Date: Jun 2010
Location: sunbury victoria australia
Posts: 2,424
[quote=dreamer2009]
COAL.............................................. ..........................................:([/quote
Seriously you are unable to behave.
1 more thing, those little wrap arounds for seat belts, so thet don't dig into your neck.
Originally Posted by lindyline
Appliqué needles
General sewing needles both hand and machine
Pincushion
Xmas stocking with notions inside or treats
Mugrug
Coasters
Small tote bag
Cushion cover
Ok someone else's turn.
General sewing needles both hand and machine
Pincushion
Xmas stocking with notions inside or treats
Mugrug
Coasters
Small tote bag
Cushion cover
Ok someone else's turn.
Seriously you are unable to behave.
1 more thing, those little wrap arounds for seat belts, so thet don't dig into your neck.
10-10-2011, 05:05 PM
#893
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Join Date: Jan 2011
Location: Clarksville, TN
Posts: 1,049
Blenders
patterns, even the little free ones you can find in some craft stores.
Quilt labels (embroidered, iron on, printed, even stitched)
Scraps!! strips, anything that can be made into a small block. Scraps are also good for people that do applique. I am always in need of different colors/patterns/textures for applique patterns
Large safty pins for pinning quilts.
Handmade items, embroidered towels, little wall hangins, pot holders.
ok, headache is taking over can't think anymore
patterns, even the little free ones you can find in some craft stores.
Quilt labels (embroidered, iron on, printed, even stitched)
Scraps!! strips, anything that can be made into a small block. Scraps are also good for people that do applique. I am always in need of different colors/patterns/textures for applique patterns
Large safty pins for pinning quilts.
Handmade items, embroidered towels, little wall hangins, pot holders.
ok, headache is taking over can't think anymore
10-10-2011, 05:16 PM
#895
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Join Date: Jun 2010
Location: Maine
Posts: 2,944
My turn?
I love fork pins and so does everyone else I've shown how to use them.
flower head pins
That purple thing....used to poke out corners and things
thread ( especially colors like tan, silver, gray )
chalk markers or wash out markers
little cleaning brushes for cleaning the lint out of your machine
NEXT
I love fork pins and so does everyone else I've shown how to use them.
flower head pins
That purple thing....used to poke out corners and things
thread ( especially colors like tan, silver, gray )
chalk markers or wash out markers
little cleaning brushes for cleaning the lint out of your machine
NEXT
10-10-2011, 05:26 PM
#896
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Join Date: Nov 2008
Location: WHERE THE SUN ALWAYS SHINES
Posts: 9,256
[quote=lindyline]
COAL.............................................. ..........................................:([/quote
Seriously you are unable to behave.
1 more thing, those little wrap arounds for seat belts, so thet don't dig into your neck.
do you actually need a seatbelt when you sew ??
Originally Posted by dreamer2009
Originally Posted by lindyline
Appliqué needles
General sewing needles both hand and machine
Pincushion
Xmas stocking with notions inside or treats
Mugrug
Coasters
Small tote bag
Cushion cover
Ok someone else's turn.
General sewing needles both hand and machine
Pincushion
Xmas stocking with notions inside or treats
Mugrug
Coasters
Small tote bag
Cushion cover
Ok someone else's turn.
Seriously you are unable to behave.
1 more thing, those little wrap arounds for seat belts, so thet don't dig into your neck.
10-10-2011, 05:26 PM
#897
Super Member
Join Date: Jun 2010
Location: sunbury victoria australia
Posts: 2,424
Ok been serious for thirty mins now.
DREAMER WHERE ARE YOU???
DDDRRRREEEEEAAAAAAMMMMEEEEEERRRRRRRRR. ...........
......................................where are you. .............
I'm sorry....... Didn't mean to hurt your feelings........
.........but Sharon did say for a few minutes.............
......... Oh come on where you gone..............
I got ............................chocolates........
and toffees...........
DREAMER WHERE ARE YOU???
DDDRRRREEEEEAAAAAAMMMMEEEEEERRRRRRRRR. ...........
......................................where are you. .............
I'm sorry....... Didn't mean to hurt your feelings........
.........but Sharon did say for a few minutes.............
......... Oh come on where you gone..............
I got ............................chocolates........
and toffees...........
10-10-2011, 05:29 PM
#899
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Join Date: Jun 2010
Location: sunbury victoria australia
Posts: 2,424
Yeah need a seatbelt cos when I sew I drink and when I drink I fall off chairs.
What do you think !!!
Nah was driving to work this morning in new car thinking boy these seatbelts sure rub and hurt your neck. Must go make some seatbelt things to stop that. Can you tell I have no idea what they're called?!
What do you think !!!
Nah was driving to work this morning in new car thinking boy these seatbelts sure rub and hurt your neck. Must go make some seatbelt things to stop that. Can you tell I have no idea what they're called?!
10-10-2011, 05:32 PM
#900
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Join Date: Jun 2010
Location: sunbury victoria australia
Posts: 2,424
Originally Posted by Charlee
~squeezin' in beside Lindy~ Chocolate? Did you say "Chocolate"????
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