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Is there a web site for these bag patterns or do you have a photo?
Originally Posted by Boston1954
(Post 5930210)
Well, this is still a bag........but, I made over 100 bags for Christmas presents. Quick. Easy. Beautiful. And you do not HAVE to use Christmas fabric. I got tired of throwing away all that paper. I wonder if you could find a pattern for quick vests. When I was younger I loved to wear a long sleeved white shirt with a vest.
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Originally Posted by jeaniedrain
(Post 5934000)
I make dresses for little girls. Downloadable patterns can be found on etsy for a reasonable price. I have several hanging in a lqs as an alternative to just quilting. Don't get me wrong quilting is my first love, but these dresses are fun and one of a kind.
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How about making a removable purse organizer?
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Hi Sounds interesting, but no patterns,maybe you could do a tutorial ? x
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I do the same thing. I make simple bags with drawstring tops. Instead of cards, I print a bunch of pictures of my grandkids and of DH and me. I paperpunch a hole in a corner and put the appropriate DGK picture and ours on each bag. It's actually cheaper than paper, and DDIL finds uses for the bags.
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bibs or wheel chair/walker/bedside totes for the elderly or for your own bedside or chairside .
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Try a scrappy string pot holder or those "hottie" microwave bowls. My family love using them & they are quick & easy!
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How about very easy children's dresses?
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I've been making American Girl doll clothes for my granddaughters. One can also sell them -- $18.00 for a vest, shirt, pants and boots.
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Bath mats, Beach towels, Kitchen Quilted rug, ottaman mat, quilted kites, dog beds, Kittie mats, bag holder, shower cutain, window treatments...and so many more...
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