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Found these directions online and made one bag. Hmmm, then my brain kicked into gear. I put "chain piecing" to work, and boom, boom, boom... the sewing machine is just spewing them out. (I average 4 little bags an hour.) 2 Fat quarters make 4 bags. I'm finding it hard, though, to not eat the candy I put in them. Great little gifties for the piano teacher, neighbors, friends. At this rate, I might just start handing them out at the corner and wish everyone a Merry Christmas. :)
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Oh how cute! Can you share where online you found the pattern. Thanks - it looks like you are making alot of people happy! :)
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Those are really cute. :thumbup:
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So you really are a Santa Elf?
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How cute :)
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Originally Posted by kasmitty1
Found these directions online and made one bag. Hmmm, then my brain kicked into gear. I put "chain piecing" to work, and boom, boom, boom... the sewing machine is just spewing them out. (I average 4 little bags an hour.) 2 Fat quarters make 4 bags. I'm finding it hard, though, to not eat the candy I put in them. Great little gifties for the piano teacher, neighbors, friends. At this rate, I might just start handing them out at the corner and wish everyone a Merry Christmas. :)
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Cute idea!
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Originally Posted by kasmitty1
Found these directions online and made one bag. Hmmm, then my brain kicked into gear. I put "chain piecing" to work, and boom, boom, boom... the sewing machine is just spewing them out. (I average 4 little bags an hour.) 2 Fat quarters make 4 bags. I'm finding it hard, though, to not eat the candy I put in them. Great little gifties for the piano teacher, neighbors, friends. At this rate, I might just start handing them out at the corner and wish everyone a Merry Christmas. :)
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Originally Posted by MaRanda
Oh how cute! Can you share where online you found the pattern. Thanks - it looks like you are making alot of people happy! :)
Pattern is at: http://www.allpeoplequilt.com/projec...at-tote_1.html |
How CUTE!
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Oh Kasmitty1, they are so cute!!! I too made a few but had difficutly squaring the bottom ~ thanks to a board member providing a visual tutorial I was able to finish them. They are very fast, inexpensive and fun gifts. Thanks for sharing yours with us.
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4 bags an hour??? You are FAST!!!
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Originally Posted by kasmitty1
Originally Posted by MaRanda
Oh how cute! Can you share where online you found the pattern. Thanks - it looks like you are making alot of people happy! :)
Pattern is at: http://www.allpeoplequilt.com/projec...at-tote_1.html THANK YOU for posting the link! |
so cute! ;-)
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Great gifts.
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Where is your street corner :wink: ? These are just plain fun.
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great idea ... very cute!
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Oh how cute!
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Thanks so much for the website!! :)
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Those are sew very cute, nice work!!
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Thanks for the link. These are fabulous - especially at this time of year. Going to the cutting board now......
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Adorable ! thanks for sharing
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this is almost like the ones i made. sold them at a craft fair and they flew out the door.. i made 30 of them...
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Adorable little bags. You can send one my way.
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Adorable!
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Wow, how adorable!!! Gosh, thanks so much for sharing! I wanted to do something for a lady that works at a local store, this would be perfect. It will make her happy to know someone appreciate her!
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Wow! you did an awesome job!
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Those are really cute. If I get my other projects done, may just have to make some before Christmas!
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What cute bags!!
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Such a neat idea to have them ready when someone unexpected shows up at the door. Cute.
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Great web sight :thumbup: :thumbup: More free bag patterns
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Cute bag, wonderful idea.
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Soooo cute AND I love your sense of humor!!!
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These bags are awesome! You did a fantastic job!
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Oh Kasmitty1, they are so cute!!! I too made a few but had difficutly squaring the bottom ~ thanks to a board member providing a visual tutorial I was able to finish them. They are very fast, inexpensive and fun gifts. Thanks for sharing yours with us.
Lakeview Quilting Where on here is the visual tutorial, pls. |
how cute!
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Cute Christmas bags.
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Originally Posted by kasmitty1
Found these directions online and made one bag. Hmmm, then my brain kicked into gear. I put "chain piecing" to work, and boom, boom, boom... the sewing machine is just spewing them out. (I average 4 little bags an hour.) 2 Fat quarters make 4 bags. I'm finding it hard, though, to not eat the candy I put in them. Great little gifties for the piano teacher, neighbors, friends. At this rate, I might just start handing them out at the corner and wish everyone a Merry Christmas. :)
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What a fun project for all of those folks you just need a little something for. Great job.
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Very cute.
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