Charity tote bags
05-16-2015, 07:42 AM
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Originally Posted by farmquilter
DebbieJJ--I have too much fabric also but do not have kid fabrics, hope I can still help.
Best contact them for more questions about fabric choices, the address is about an hour from me. A good project for the children.
Thanks for the link
Best contact them for more questions about fabric choices, the address is about an hour from me. A good project for the children.
Thanks for the link
05-16-2015, 02:23 PM
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I decided to wash the Marshalls Dry Goods fabric and I'm very pleased with it. Here is a pic after all the fabric came out of the washer.....no problems whatsoever......... You really can't beat their fabric prices and they have fun kids fabrics to choose from. [ATTACH=CONFIG]519837[/ATTACH]
05-17-2015, 04:17 PM
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After going to the link and reading about this charity, I got a lump in my throat and sent them an email to ask about making the bags. Thanks so much for posting this! Your bags are absolutely lovely and some little tyke is going to love them.
05-17-2015, 06:18 PM
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Those are really nice 
I wonder if they would just send labels and the pattern for the people who have so much fabric and would like to use their own? Could you also just wash the bags after they are made?
I wonder if they would just send labels and the pattern for the people who have so much fabric and would like to use their own? Could you also just wash the bags after they are made?
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