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  1. 08-11-2014, 08:08 PM #1
    yngldy
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    EPP patterns

    Found this website: http://englishpaperpiecing.jimdo.com/gratis-schablonen/ (Right click for English translations. Sorry, you have to click for each page.) There are so many patterns inside the patterns on the right hand side!
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    great site. thanks for sharing. unfortunately, i clicked on German, and now I can't get the choice of translate back
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    I got it to trans to English , but the translation read rather strangely in some parts...word selection wise......thanks for site
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    How do you get it in English? I looks like a wonderful site.
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    Quote Originally Posted by AZ Jane View Post
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    what i was saying/meaning is, when i initially clicked on the link, it automatically came up with a translator button at the top. but i accidentally clicked on German and the translator button will not come up again, now. yes, i can use google translator, but it would have been so easy just to click on that button and have it already in English.
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    Nice site - thanks for sharing, I've been thinking of trying some EPP - maybe the "Jewel" design she showed. Reading the translations was fun too - I'm sure one word should have been translated as "small", but the word "young" was used. made me smile! As I'm reading the post, and writing this, I'm also watching "Who do you think you are". Valerie Bertinelli is tracking her history in England....
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