Christmas Gift Ideas
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#23
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These criss cross coasters are fun and easy, and we have also used bigger squares and Insulbrite to make pot holders the same way.
http://allsorts.typepad.com/allsorts...ross_coas.html
http://allsorts.typepad.com/allsorts...ross_coas.html
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I was just looking for Christmas ideas the other day and came across some "Bake n Fry Dividers" to protect non stick cooking pans and baking sheets. The pattern can be found at www.modabakeshop.com. Search for Bake n Fry dividers. They looked easy to make, and useful as gifts to friends and family.
#25

What about the little snappy bags made with metal rulers, like this one: http://justanotherhangup.blogspot.co...tutorial.html? I am going to make some as some thank you gifts.
#26

I'm making these neck pillows for Christmas this year. I made a couple for me & DH & we both love them. They would be good for watching t.v., in the car during road trips, on a flight on an airplane, etc. I've also made the rope bowls that everyone seemed to love. The dryer balls were a big hit with the gals at the office during my last Christmas party there.
https://sew4home.com/projects/pillow...k-school-style
https://cynthiafrenette.com/fabric-basket-tute-updated/
http://www.goodmama.typepad.com/good...yer-balls.html
https://sew4home.com/projects/pillow...k-school-style
https://cynthiafrenette.com/fabric-basket-tute-updated/
http://www.goodmama.typepad.com/good...yer-balls.html
#27

How about Hostess Aprons? I made one and just went by the picture. If you want to see it, will send a picture. Took about 2 hrs. to make, with several interruptions.
After our quilt Show in 2 weeks, i can give you some more ideas.
Mariah
After our quilt Show in 2 weeks, i can give you some more ideas.
Mariah
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I have made French bread baskets or bread baskets, when not in use you untie the four sides and it lays flat. I use it in hotel rooms and on cruise ships. I put my room keys in it and other essentials so I don't misplace these . Check Pinterest for unique ideas.
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Join Date: Jan 2011
Location: 25 yrs in TN; now back home in MI
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I'm making these neck pillows for Christmas this year. I made a couple for me & DH & we both love them. They would be good for watching t.v., in the car during road trips, on a flight on an airplane, etc. I've also made the rope bowls that everyone seemed to love. The dryer balls were a big hit with the gals at the office during my last Christmas party there.
https://sew4home.com/projects/pillow...k-school-style
https://cynthiafrenette.com/fabric-basket-tute-updated/
http://www.goodmama.typepad.com/good...yer-balls.html
https://sew4home.com/projects/pillow...k-school-style
https://cynthiafrenette.com/fabric-basket-tute-updated/
http://www.goodmama.typepad.com/good...yer-balls.html
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