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Old 11-06-2010, 10:01 AM
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Here are two trivets I made from Christmas panel fabrics. One I serged, one I sewed and turned. Both have a little decorative stitching.
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great use of the panels!
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They are so festive, will look great on table for Christmas.
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Good idea for a panel!
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those are so cute. great idea
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They are a really pretty! And I am sure they will get a lot of use in the coming holidays!
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Did you make them for heat protection? What did you use in the middle? They are really cute!
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In the middle I put two layers of a tightly woven batting.........not insulbrite nor warm and natural. You could use whatever you would like.
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great ideas for those blocks in the panels we all get
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Great idea and very nice panels!
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