valance x2 done!
04-24-2009, 05:09 AM
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dear all,
I just finished 2 of these valances. I am so excited to finally be able to start something new! (I'm one of "those" type A people who finishe one project before starting another--egads, I need help!!)
Rose Hall
I just finished 2 of these valances. I am so excited to finally be able to start something new! (I'm one of "those" type A people who finishe one project before starting another--egads, I need help!!)
Rose Hall
04-24-2009, 06:29 AM
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Rose, you silly-billy! you don't need to 'get' help...you need to 'give' help. Finishing a project is what we all ruminate over, you've got it down. like your valances. SIL, loves bears, don't let him see them! :wink:
04-24-2009, 07:09 AM
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Well, there is a story behind those valances.
Two years ago when my son was born, a teacher I worked with loaned me a "pack n play"--a portable play pen/baby bed.
I have used it at my mother's house for almost 2 years with no problems. I was able to keep it in pristine condition like when I received it.
The DAY before I was to take it back to school to give it to her, my husband ran over it with the SUV. ugh. The pack n play itself was not damaged, but the cover that it is stored in was ruined.
I went to her with 3 options:
1. I could make her a new cover (what I preferred);
2. I could buy her a new pack n play;
3. I could pay her what a new one would cost.
she chose option 4--could you make these curtains for my grandson's room? I said sure---just because I felt HORRIBLE about the damage I had done.
whew! I will never use anything on "loan" again!!!
as for my next project---
I am going to ask hubby for mother's day/anniversary gift for these new die cuts so I can make a choo choo train for my son (and also use in my business)
http://www.accucut.com/Train_Setbr5D...67-path0.html?
as well as the tracks to go along with it:
http://www.accucut.com/BorderRailroa...16-path0.html?
He is into Thomas the Train and Elmo right now. I can't find an Elmo die cut (probably a copyright issue), so I'll stick with trains.
Rose Hall
Two years ago when my son was born, a teacher I worked with loaned me a "pack n play"--a portable play pen/baby bed.
I have used it at my mother's house for almost 2 years with no problems. I was able to keep it in pristine condition like when I received it.
The DAY before I was to take it back to school to give it to her, my husband ran over it with the SUV. ugh. The pack n play itself was not damaged, but the cover that it is stored in was ruined.
I went to her with 3 options:
1. I could make her a new cover (what I preferred);
2. I could buy her a new pack n play;
3. I could pay her what a new one would cost.
she chose option 4--could you make these curtains for my grandson's room? I said sure---just because I felt HORRIBLE about the damage I had done.
whew! I will never use anything on "loan" again!!!
as for my next project---
I am going to ask hubby for mother's day/anniversary gift for these new die cuts so I can make a choo choo train for my son (and also use in my business)
http://www.accucut.com/Train_Setbr5D...67-path0.html?
as well as the tracks to go along with it:
http://www.accucut.com/BorderRailroa...16-path0.html?
He is into Thomas the Train and Elmo right now. I can't find an Elmo die cut (probably a copyright issue), so I'll stick with trains.
Rose Hall
04-24-2009, 09:58 AM
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Location: Central Indiana
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sorry about the SUV and the "pack n play" accident, isn't that always the way :(
However the curtains turned out real cute and bet the lady is tickled pink. Great job....on your part, not your husbands part :wink:
However the curtains turned out real cute and bet the lady is tickled pink. Great job....on your part, not your husbands part :wink:
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