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These are some of the Checkbook covers & matching Key fobs sets I'm making for gifts.
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they are so nice I bet they will love them all
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Really cute...I love them....How do I get on your "friends" list for these? :)
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those are awesome.great gift idea
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Beautiful, because they are different! Nice work, too!
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What a lovely and thoughtful gift.
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Wow love the dog one!
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cool, they will love them
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Nice gifts. I hope I get all mine done by xmas. LOL. Thanks for sharing.
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Adorable, great gifts!
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oh those are very lovely!
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Very professional looking.
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Will you be posting in Classifieds later? Am sure you will have alot of
us as customers. |
Great Job ! What pattern are you using ?
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What a great idea for a gift is this your own pattern?
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They look great and make wonderful gifts... I got my pattern at about quilting.com and then I just went from there and made my own.. trifold womens wallets with checkbook holders.. be ready for everyone to want one... :) they are great to keep on hand for last min birthday presents.. etc. Have fun..
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Very nice
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I love these! Great idea!
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Very nice. :D
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Wow.. they are very nice.. :thumbup: :thumbup:
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Fabulous gifts - love those !
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Very nice job,what a great gift!
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Those are great!
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Originally Posted by quilt queen 2
What a great idea for a gift is this your own pattern?
I found the pattern for the checkbook online here: http://amatricis.wordpress.com/2008/...book-tutorial/ The key fob I just made up myself. I fashioned it after a luggage tag I have...only not as large. (I give terrible directions but here goes) Cut a circle out of cardboard the size you wanted the fob, using that as a template, cut 2 circles of stiff fusible web the same size as the cardboard. Press onto fabric(s) for front & back of fob. Cut the fabric 1/2" LARGER than the fusible web. Take a running stitch aound the edge, then place the cardboard inside (temporarily) Pull thread and gather the edges. (similar to making a yo-yo). Press edges down, remove cardboard. Make sure gather is tight and tie thread ends. * Cut a 1" x 2" strip of fabric, place wrong sides together and sew down the length. Open so seam is in the center and press. Then fold in half lenghthwise (seam to inside) and sew along the long edge. This will be the tab that attaches the ring. Put metal ring on & fold tab in half. Place the two circle pieces WRONG side together, insert tab with ring where you want it positioned, then sew around the edges attaching the two circles together. *(If you want to add rick rack or lace I usually baste-stitch it to one of the circles at this point.) |
Great gifts!!
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great job Im sure they will like them!
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they are adorable...:)
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So nice!
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WOW!! Everyone will be wanting to be on your gift list!!
These are soooo pretty! Thank you for sharing your patterns with us :D:D:D |
can i be your friend?
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Originally Posted by peabee
can i be your friend?
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Great gift ideas
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I love them, and sure your friends will to. Great Gift.
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add me on for the friends list to very nice
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They will love them
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Have you thought about selling these!!
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What a great idea. All three are lovely. Especially love the horse fabric. Receivers of gifts will be so thrilled :thumbup:
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oops, sorry...meant the dog fabric.
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Very Professional looking
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Great idea. Great gifts
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