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Love your work.
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they will be nice gifts to the workers.
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Very Cute, and they will never break...:-)
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You had just too much fun !! They are lovely! I think I missed something... is there a link to a pattern?
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You had fun I can tell.
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Very nice indeed...
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Every year I plan to make them and then Christmas arrives without having done it. Seeing yours, just gotta do it! I love them.
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Those are beautiful, I want to make some to, I guess I better get busy also.
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There so pretty, would like to try them as well, thanks for sharing.
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Putting this on my to-do list. Great idea.
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love them!
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Your ornaments are really cool. You'll have to post a picture of your tree.
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Originally Posted by JMZquilts
Here is a photo of the Christmas ornaments gifts I made from Dec.'10 thru Feb.'11. I used Xmas scraps and/or fat eighths. I like the fact they look like they're quilted. Really found it fun and easy to do while watching TV, waiting for an appointment, etc. I made enough for each of the staff persons at my aunt's retirement home and then just kept going (some for relatives and me too).
Made a box of bows (see below) which I'll attach with an ornament hanger in Nov. using a glue gun. Also made 6 Spring/Easter ones and three sets of hanging Valentine ones. If interested, directions can be found at www.make-stuff.com/projects/quiltball.html Bought the 3" styro balls at Michael's with coupons and the MANY pins needed at Michael's or JoAnns with 40% off coupons or notions' sales. Be sure to use a thimble. |
i tried these but they were often off center is there an easy way to find the middle of the ball to get started.
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How fun!
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Aren't those fun to make? I made some several years ago. You
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WOW! That's alot of ornaments.. they're all so pretty!
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They are so cute. I need to stop long enough to make 4 for my grandchildren lol.. I love them . Thank you for sharing. Love your colors
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These are wonderful, can't wait to try some for myself. TFS
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They are so lovely!!!
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You sure went crazy but they are such fun to make one is unable to stop. Love the colors you used.
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Originally Posted by lavona
i tried these but they were often off center is there an easy way to find the middle of the ball to get started.
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I have that pattern in my stack of wanting to try. Thanks for "push" to get started. They look great!!
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Really nice. Thanks for sharing the photos and the link. I'm gonna save it and hope to give it a try. :D
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Originally Posted by JMZquilts
Here is a photo of the Christmas ornaments gifts I made from Dec.'10 thru Feb.'11. I used Xmas scraps and/or fat eighths. I like the fact they look like they're quilted. Really found it fun and easy to do while watching TV, waiting for an appointment, etc. I made enough for each of the staff persons at my aunt's retirement home and then just kept going (some for relatives and me too).
Made a box of bows (see below) which I'll attach with an ornament hanger in Nov. using a glue gun. Also made 6 Spring/Easter ones and three sets of hanging Valentine ones. have made many of these also ...aren't they fun !!! got my pins at the dollar store...just thought i'd pass that tip along. they are beautiful If interested, directions can be found at www.make-stuff.com/projects/quiltball.html Bought the 3" styro balls at Michael's with coupons and the MANY pins needed at Michael's or JoAnns with 40% off coupons or notions' sales. Be sure to use a thimble. |
cute... inspiring and nope I don't got time... lol
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Great idea - thanks for sharing.
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these are really wonderful.
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