Christmas gift ideas
04-25-2018, 04:16 PM
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https://www.keepsakequilting.com/fal...runner-pattern this is not quite the one but nice.
this one is nice.
this one is nice.
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04-25-2018, 05:09 PM
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The best gift I ever gave my mom was a 12" quilt block, sent every month for a year, with the theme being the season or holiday (ie: Snowflake for Jan, hearts for Feb., etc) My husband made a plaque that I painted white and wrote with a Sharpie paint pen: Celebrate. Ea. quilt was attached with Velcro, but you could buy one of those wire hangers if you don't have a source for a plaque. She so looked forward to a new package every month!
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04-26-2018, 04:27 AM
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I made my DIL the kitchen towels that fasten on the oven handle or cupboard knob. I picked up some nice hand towels from the $ store and the square hot pads that had the loop. I sewed the towel to the center of the hotpads and added a button to go through the loop to fasten. She uses them on the knob by the kitchen sink all the time and I will be making her a new set this Chrustmas.
04-26-2018, 04:37 AM
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I made my DIL the kitchen towels that fasten on the oven handle or cupboard knob. I picked up some nice hand towels from the $ store and the square hot pads that had the loop. I sewed the towel to the center of the hotpads and added a button to go through the loop to fasten. She uses them on the knob by the kitchen sink all the time and I will be making her a new set this Chrustmas.
04-26-2018, 05:48 AM
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I'm loving all the ideas here. Always on the lookout for small gifts.
I think your idea for the the table toppers is great. I would make them coordinating rather than matching.
These are some chenille potholders with coordinating towels that I recently made for a friend. I love the chenille look, as it's quite different from most potholders you see.
Chenille potholders and dish towels
Have fun making something for your sister. That's quite thoughtful! Great to be thinking ahead, too.
I think your idea for the the table toppers is great. I would make them coordinating rather than matching.
These are some chenille potholders with coordinating towels that I recently made for a friend. I love the chenille look, as it's quite different from most potholders you see.
Chenille potholders and dish towels
Have fun making something for your sister. That's quite thoughtful! Great to be thinking ahead, too.
04-26-2018, 10:08 AM
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How about putting together a gift basket that includes everything she needs to make the bowl cozies, and maybe throw in a recipe for mug rugs, also?
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