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Old 06-01-2012, 05:08 PM
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Love your story. God bless both of you for befriending this little girl. I know she will remember you fondly forever. The tote is adorable! Thanks for sharing - it brightened my day!
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Old 06-02-2012, 06:52 AM
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How fabulous that your husband started up this friendship. I have no doubt this little girl will always remember him and the wonderful gift you made for her. I still remember my first stamped cross stitch project which was given to me by a boarder who living with us while he was going to barber school. I was six and he gave me a simple "God Bless Out Home" stamped piece with floss and showed me how to do cross stitch. It was a wonderfully kind thing to do and it started me on a path of many, many cross stitch (including counted cross stitch) projects. Kudos to both of you!
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Old 06-02-2012, 07:11 AM
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bunbytes - Love your story of the boarder and how you got interested in cross stitch. With kids sometimes you never know what seeds of interest you might have sewn with a kind gesture like showing how to do cross stitch. Do you still have the sampler?

BTW, there are pics of the little one getting her bag here: http://www.quiltingboard.com/picture...g-t190567.html
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I saw the end of your story..so to speak...gift giving, that i had to read the beginning! Wonderful idea. Beautiful work in the gift !
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I have read through all the comments and do not have an answer for what i have in mind. I have lots of children fabric and three little girls in mind! How did you decide the finished size! Love love the accessories too ! Could you help me on dimensions? Thanks !
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Originally Posted by chairjogger View Post
I have read through all the comments and do not have an answer for what i have in mind. I have lots of children fabric and three little girls in mind! How did you decide the finished size! Love love the accessories too ! Could you help me on dimensions? Thanks !
To be honest I don't really remember what the exact dimensions were. I just started and DH decided that he wanted it larger than I had originally planned. It was almost as big as she is, but DH just saw her mom yesterday and she told him that Annie was putting everything in her bag! lol I believe that the front and back trimmed up at arounf 15 1/2 inches wide and about 12 1/2 or 13 inches top to bottom. I then squared off the bottom corners so that the sides ended up 2 inches wide. These measurements were after it was quilted. Hope this helps.
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Awww! Super adorable set! I love the kitty...such personality!
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Thanks! Have you seen the pics of her receiving it? Update here: http://www.quiltingboard.com/picture...g-t190567.html
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What an inspiring story. You both are so kind and this will be a lasting impression for the little girl ... one she will always remember.
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Old 06-11-2012, 09:46 PM
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Your DH really connected with that little girl.
She will cherish that bag for a long, long time!
Very nice!
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