Ornament
12-13-2010, 09:35 AM
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Originally Posted by JRSAY
I do an ornament swap with about small group, and stitch up something...what a great idea, ones on my avatar are what I swapped this year.
thanks sew for sharing!
thanks sew for sharing!
12-13-2010, 01:09 PM
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Clever!
These clear ornaments are fun to 'doctor-up' with the grandkids - open the end, drizzle a few drops of liquid paint inside, cover the end, have the grands tilt or roll the ornament in their hands & voila! -swirl, multicolored colored ornaments to take home to Mommy.
These clear ornaments are fun to 'doctor-up' with the grandkids - open the end, drizzle a few drops of liquid paint inside, cover the end, have the grands tilt or roll the ornament in their hands & voila! -swirl, multicolored colored ornaments to take home to Mommy.
12-13-2010, 01:12 PM
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The scraps are great for making dog beds - we save all our fabric scraps & stuff them into sturdy bags (like pillow-ticking fabric) made in different sizes. Our local animal shelter loves them - washable, keep the puppies off cement floor, reusable until they fall apart.
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