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Old 11-13-2014, 04:09 PM
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J Miller
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Originally Posted by Sarabela View Post
She really was an amazing woman. There were times when others were offended by her, she had no filter and would "tell it like it was" but I adored her and valued her opinion on many things. One of the things she taught me to make was "Storybook Pillows" as she called them. They were small pillows for children with a zippered and an open pocket for kids to keep a book and other things in. I made them for my boys when they were about 3 yrs old and they still use them 5 years later.
Sarabela,

My wife is drooling over those books. As a long time seamstress she collects and uses sewing books.

As for the "Storybook Pillows" I have one similar to it from when I was around 5 or so. That's a lot of summers ago, and I still have it. It's a pajama case that came with a little stuffed dog. The dog and the case has a matching snap on it to hold them together. Your pillow reminded me of it.

Strange what we keep from our childhood.

Joe
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