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11-29-2010, 10:49 PM
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Finally got some pics. I never get the captions with the right pics, so.............
Table runner I gave to MIL on rocking chair.
the white wtih red Christms tree is over 20 years old. I've made many, many of them, but this one is my favorite. (side story--------during the first Gulf war, I made a camo tree that is always with the kids Nativity in our church hall. At the time, my DD and SIL were in the military but not over yonder, so the tree is a tribute to our family & friends in the servide)
The table cloth on the deck rail was made over 20 years ago. The green & red pattern is how the pieces are cut will send in another post
And the little mug rugs. Each ceramic block is 8" so you can judge the size. All made from the pattern from someone on the board.
Table runner I gave to MIL on rocking chair.
the white wtih red Christms tree is over 20 years old. I've made many, many of them, but this one is my favorite. (side story--------during the first Gulf war, I made a camo tree that is always with the kids Nativity in our church hall. At the time, my DD and SIL were in the military but not over yonder, so the tree is a tribute to our family & friends in the servide)
The table cloth on the deck rail was made over 20 years ago. The green & red pattern is how the pieces are cut will send in another post
And the little mug rugs. Each ceramic block is 8" so you can judge the size. All made from the pattern from someone on the board.
little mug rugs
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MIL's table runner
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20 plus year old tree
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11-29-2010, 11:00 PM
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Originally Posted by craftybear
great job, love your projects
I'm not fast. I get tired awfully quick. But I've got stuff that needs to be in the mail soon@
Didn't realize how old some of this stuff is until I started to guess. The camo tree was 1990, so the red & white one is even older.
11-29-2010, 11:03 PM
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They are all very nice, I really like the "Happy Holidays" that you see on the runner.
Your tree reminds me of the trees my mom made, they were out of net, several sections all different widths, you slid each section onto a candle and the result was in the shape of a tree. I still have mine, it's one of my favorite Christmas decorations!
Your tree reminds me of the trees my mom made, they were out of net, several sections all different widths, you slid each section onto a candle and the result was in the shape of a tree. I still have mine, it's one of my favorite Christmas decorations!
11-29-2010, 11:09 PM
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Originally Posted by lalaland
They are all very nice, I really like the "Happy Holidays" that you see on the runner.
Your tree reminds me of the trees my mom made, they were out of net, several sections all different widths, you slid each section onto a candle and the result was in the shape of a tree. I still have mine, it's one of my favorite Christmas decorations!
Your tree reminds me of the trees my mom made, they were out of net, several sections all different widths, you slid each section onto a candle and the result was in the shape of a tree. I still have mine, it's one of my favorite Christmas decorations!
11-30-2010, 12:12 AM
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Originally Posted by GrannieAnnie
Originally Posted by lalaland
They are all very nice, I really like the "Happy Holidays" that you see on the runner.
Your tree reminds me of the trees my mom made, they were out of net, several sections all different widths, you slid each section onto a candle and the result was in the shape of a tree. I still have mine, it's one of my favorite Christmas decorations!
Your tree reminds me of the trees my mom made, they were out of net, several sections all different widths, you slid each section onto a candle and the result was in the shape of a tree. I still have mine, it's one of my favorite Christmas decorations!
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