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Thread: Biscuit Basket Pattern Have you made these before? Let's Chit Chat!

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    Google Goddess craftybear's Avatar
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    Biscuit Basket Pattern. Have you made these before?

    http://www.clotilde.com/detail.html?...059&cat_id=185

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    No, but that's a cute idea. Thanks Karen.

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    I'm surfing to find a free pattern, so far no luck

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    Karen,
    Did you ever find a pattern? I just love the look and it looks like it would be simple to make.

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    no, haven't found the free pattern yet

    Quote Originally Posted by jackkip
    Karen,
    Did you ever find a pattern? I just love the look and it looks like it would be simple to make.

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    Quote Originally Posted by craftybear
    I'm surfing to find a free pattern, so far no luck
    If you go to this site and print off the directions, it is the same thing. You already know that they use a 2 1/2" strip, sewn together and stuffed with a 1 3/4" piece of something like Timtex which you can buy in the roll if you want to pay $11.95 for 10'. Just pin or clip your binding to the edge and sew down, then sew over on the other side, just like binding a quilt.

    http://www.craftster.org/forum/index.php?board=5;action=display;threadid=3032

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    Oh thank you I was just wondering if there was anything about this on here. You are all so wonderful. thank you

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