Conceal and carry purse
06-06-2013, 06:42 PM
#12
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Originally Posted by busygranny
I have the pattern but have not made it yet. It's quite involved but will tackle it. I don't plan on carrying a gun though. You can put your cell phone there or a camera or anything else you want hidden. I plan on making them to sell. I leave the gun for people who are comfortable with it, I'd probably shoot myself before I hit anything. LOL!!!
Miss Granny,
Your so cute. My instructor in Texas was a retired Dallas Police officer. He had a knack for teaching that's for sure.
I still have my target I used in class for practice. He said even he would be scared to attack me if he was the bad guy.....LOL
All it takes it a bit of confidence and a patient teacher and you can over come your fears towards guns.
06-07-2013, 09:13 AM
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Hello, everybody
I'm new here and was just cruising around checking out the website. This was one of the first threads I started to read. Being Canadian, I thought you were kidding until I read the rest of the thread and looked at the pattern. Looks like a great bag for carrying lots of other useful things, as well as your guns. LOL
I'm new here and was just cruising around checking out the website. This was one of the first threads I started to read. Being Canadian, I thought you were kidding until I read the rest of the thread and looked at the pattern. Looks like a great bag for carrying lots of other useful things, as well as your guns. LOL
06-07-2013, 10:44 AM
#15
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Location: Conowingo Maryland
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Originally Posted by Judynew
Hello, everybody
I'm new here and was just cruising around checking out the website. This was one of the first threads I started to read. Being Canadian, I thought you were kidding until I read the rest of the thread and looked at the pattern. Looks like a great bag for carrying lots of other useful things, as well as your guns. LOL
I'm new here and was just cruising around checking out the website. This was one of the first threads I started to read. Being Canadian, I thought you were kidding until I read the rest of the thread and looked at the pattern. Looks like a great bag for carrying lots of other useful things, as well as your guns. LOL
06-09-2013, 08:49 AM
#17
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Originally Posted by Abi's Nina
I bought this pattern, and it's like 20 pieces. Took me 1 hour just to cut out the pieces, and now trying to construct it is like crazy. I'm very frustrated........
06-09-2013, 05:03 PM
#18
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Location: Phoenix, AZ
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Just start at part one, complete before moving to part 2. Patience!! Just received an update from the company. The pattern is on back order and will not ship til June 13th. Just an FYI, apparently it is quite the popular item!!
06-09-2013, 08:37 PM
#19
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Location: NW IL
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Thank you for the site! I did go ahead and order the pattern. After I ordered it and returned to the home page I notice there is a link to get a 10% off code good until 6-15 11:59 eastern standard time JUNETUNE ... darn I could of saved about $1. lol
Here is the link to the coupon http://www.sewthankful.com/HelpOnCouponRules.html
Here is the link to the coupon http://www.sewthankful.com/HelpOnCouponRules.html
06-14-2013, 07:41 PM
#20
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Location: East Texas
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I ordered my pattern the day she released it. Haven't had time to make it yet I ordered it direct from Studiokats. It couldn't be as complicated as the Dittyroo bag. That was the stupidest pattern I have ever made.
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