memepat

Making pillow cases for grands and table runners for family and friends.

Raggiemom

Purses seem to be popular. I did small bags, placemats and Christmas stockings last year. I'm supposed to be making quilts for my sisters this year so guess I really should get moving!

Maggie_1963

Click-It Bags, wall hangings, purses, potholders, mugrugs and dishtowels.

GrannieAnnie

Click-it-bags???????? Please explain.

redvette54

I'm thinking pillow cases and a couple of Bow Tuck bags. I've learned to keep Christmas simple. Mostly give gift cards and cash.

luvspaper

I'm making Mug Rugs for the Middle School teachers (4 main ones). Not sure about any other homemade gifts. My ILs do not appreciate homemade and my side of the family very rarely does gifts.

tutty

Vintage butterfly quilt , child size, 3 tier flower quilt , child, fall table runner ? , me, learning embroidery for maybe gifts on pillowcases or pillows.

TanyaL

Two Christmases ago was the 1st Christmas I had my embroider machine. Everyone got a set a bathroom towels and a dozen napkins with Christmas embroidery. Last year everyone got books except youngest children who got quilted ditty bags - drawstring bags to put whatever in and do whatever with, had their name on it. I'm thinking placemats, napkins and tablerunner sets this year for adults, pillowcases for kids.Maybe some satin and lace drawstring suitcase bags for those ladies who travel a lot and suede cloth bags for the men who travel.

Cheri_J

I'm making table runners, wreath wall hangings, and bow tuck bags.

gramquilter2

pillowcases with books to match the fabric, quilted-machine embroidered tabletoppers, microwave bowls, potato bags