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I will watching for the tute on the tree skirts.
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Originally Posted by loreen
I picked up the following magazine: "A Quilted Christmas" By Quilters World fall 2011, It has alot of different items in it. I just completed the Christmas Log Runner on page 43. It is lovely even if i do say so myself. Plus I used scraps for it. I like 7 patterns in the mag which is great for one magazine I think. I will post a picture of it soon
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Originally Posted by angiecub
I've been making tree skirts again. Here are the two I've made so far this year. The picture was taken before the binding was done on the red one.
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Lots of great ideas, now just to get started on the many projects dancing through my head. Thanks alot quilting buddies..........:)
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Thank you so much, they are cool, I think I will try some for my DIL AND DD for Christmas. Thanks Cooky
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I love the yo-yo garland. I think that will be a requirement this year. You must have your pic taken in a santa hat for my garland for next year. My soninlaw left of Afghanistan yesterday. Guess he will have to wait.
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dd, the Santa hats were added to the photos by a clip art program. I use PrintMaster by Broderbund.
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love the tree skirt would love for you to do a tute
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Gift bags made from Christmas fabric are easy and fun to make to sell and can be used year after year. You can also buy fabric for children. Use regular ribbon and not package ribbon in a pocket sewn approx. 1-1-2 to 2" from the top. I have even custom made some to fit unusual items, i.e. a fishing pole.
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There have been so many ideas posted, I went to my Christmas stash and began cutting a fabric into 12 inch repeats to make some table toppers, I have had the fabric for 4 years and now I have an idea. I also am making rug mugs or snack mats for young uns, plus I have three kid quilts in the process. I wonder if we will all finish our great plans. Back to the cutting board.
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