Christmas 2013
06-09-2013, 02:31 PM
#52
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I made fleece booties for hubby last year and he love them. I appliqued his nickname on one set. A Scottish terrier on one and a heart on set.
I've been debating whether to make a quilt or wall hanging for son or his gal since their tastes change so often. I was going to make their son a "Cars" quilt but his tastes have changed too.
I've been debating whether to make a quilt or wall hanging for son or his gal since their tastes change so often. I was going to make their son a "Cars" quilt but his tastes have changed too.
06-09-2013, 02:56 PM
#53
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right now i'm doing a tree skirt for my cousin. I need ideas of things I haven't done already. which is about everything that we as quiters have done. meaning, mugrugs, coasters, talerunners, aprons, table runners, pillows, stockings wall hangings. i'm at a loss. someone help.
06-09-2013, 03:12 PM
#54
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I don't know that i'll get much Christmas sewing done, I have the quilt show in September for which I want to get a few pieces done, and several baby quilts to make. But I want to make some small gifts, like snap bags, pillowcases, and such, and I have two tops finished for close friends. But my sewing time is extremely limited, and I will be traveling for most of the holiday season and unable to take my machine, so it remains to be seen how much I get done.
06-09-2013, 03:14 PM
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I'm making retro aprons (I have a great fabric that has toasters and fridge's on it), cosmetic bags, tissue holders, dog coats, a teddy bear and a baby quilt for a baby that's due at Christmas.
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06-09-2013, 03:16 PM
#56
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Finishing up another 80 pies. They have a layer of insulbrite and a layer of silver ironing board cover fabric.
Have also just started on the Christmas pot holders. Lots of mug rugs too.
Have also just started on the Christmas pot holders. Lots of mug rugs too.
Last edited by applique; 06-09-2013 at 03:19 PM.
06-09-2013, 06:34 PM
#57
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Great ideas, i will do pillowcases for the grandkids, totes with matching tissue holders, table runners, knitted discloths and if i have time matching towels, i was thinking about pot holders as well, everyone can always use the pot holders.
06-09-2013, 06:35 PM
#58
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Originally Posted by applique
Finishing up another 80 pies. They have a layer of insulbrite and a layer of silver ironing board cover fabric.
Have also just started on the Christmas pot holders. Lots of mug rugs too.
Have also just started on the Christmas pot holders. Lots of mug rugs too.
06-09-2013, 06:45 PM
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Originally Posted by applique
Finishing up another 80 pies. They have a layer of insulbrite and a layer of silver ironing board cover fabric.
Have also just started on the Christmas pot holders. Lots of mug rugs too.
Have also just started on the Christmas pot holders. Lots of mug rugs too.
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