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I have a couple of patterns I've taken off the internet. I'll get one out if any float your boat, but I'm not going to find them unless you're interested. PM me if any of these sound good: a bed warmer (a pouch filled with rice or corn or something that you microwave to warm up--I have one and I love it); pocket hand warmers--same priniple; sweatshirts with a zipper as an embellishment (sounds weird, but it's cute--could be embroidered, although sweatshirts are hard); Santa quilted doorhanger.
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Originally Posted by johnniesgirl
I have a good friend who is also a quilter and she comes up with the neatest ideas of things to make. I know she is going to give me something homemade for Christmas and would like to give her something I made too that is not the usual table runner, pillow, etc. Does anyone have anything they've made that's a little different. I also have an embroidery machine if that helps. Thanks !
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Originally Posted by shirsh
Originally Posted by jamh
How about a bread basket, basket with a cloth wrap to keep the bread warm!
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Originally Posted by ChrisB
This is a nice gift for a quilter or someone who sews. I call it a "sew and go" and have used mine for years and made some for others who really liked using it at home and on the road. It keeps all your things together - small scissors, thimbles, thread, needles, etc.
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I have written my own instructions for this handy sewing bag. I believe I have already posted the instructions, but will do so again here. Also a picture of the one I make. This bag does not take very long to make and is so handy.
Also directions for a matching Needle book. I hope you and others will find these helpful. Happy Christmas.
Originally Posted by ChrisB
This is a nice gift for a quilter or someone who sews. I call it a "sew and go" and have used mine for years and made some for others who really liked using it at home and on the road. It keeps all your things together - small scissors, thimbles, thread, needles, etc.
Circular Sewing Bag [ATTACH=CONFIG]144925[/ATTACH] Needle Case / Book [ATTACH=CONFIG]144926[/ATTACH] Sewing Bag, Needle book & Pincushion [ATTACH=CONFIG]144929[/ATTACH] |
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I made my friends bookmarks this year for Christmas. Also made some for daughters and granddaughters. I made these on my embroidery machine.
One for each daughter [ATTACH=CONFIG]144927[/ATTACH] made 3 in one hoop then cut them apart [ATTACH=CONFIG]144928[/ATTACH] |
I also added a tassle - using embroidery floss and braided it. Forgot to take pic after I did this. Will have to wait until Christmas now as they are already wrapped... lol
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aren't those pretty.
Originally Posted by CoriAmD
I also added a tassle - using embroidery floss and braided it. Forgot to take pic after I did this. Will have to wait until Christmas now as they are already wrapped... lol
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Originally Posted by Scissor Queen
Does she drink coffee? I saw reusable coffee cups in Wal-Mart that are like the ones you get from coffe shops. You could get the cup and then make seasonal wraps to go around it.
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Originally Posted by Betty J
I have written my own instructions for this handy sewing bag. I believe I have already posted the instructions, but will do so again here. Also a picture of the one I make. This bag does not take very long to make and is so handy.
Also directions for a matching Needle book. I hope you and others will find these helpful. Happy Christmas.
Originally Posted by ChrisB
This is a nice gift for a quilter or someone who sews. I call it a "sew and go" and have used mine for years and made some for others who really liked using it at home and on the road. It keeps all your things together - small scissors, thimbles, thread, needles, etc.
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