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07-16-2011, 10:18 AM

#81

Shocked Quilter

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I can not find the pattern anywhere..please post if you gals find it. I think it is darling and my granddaughters would love it. thanks

07-16-2011, 10:23 AM

#82

jad1044

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Originally Posted by Shocked Quilter

I can not find the pattern anywhere..please post if you gals find it. I think it is darling and my granddaughters would love it. thanks

I'm working on it with someone through sewfine - I think..... so will let you know what I find out - might be a glitch in their system. Hang in there - and wait I guess.

07-16-2011, 10:50 AM

#83

Sewfine

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Originally Posted by Shocked Quilter

I can not find the pattern anywhere..please post if you gals find it. I think it is darling and my granddaughters would love it. thanks

Email me at [email protected] and put this topic in the subject line.

07-16-2011, 10:58 AM

#84

Connie in CO

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Quote:

Originally Posted by Sewfine

Quote:

Originally Posted by Shocked Quilter

I can not find the pattern anywhere..please post if you gals find it. I think it is darling and my granddaughters would love it. thanks

Email me at [email protected] and put this topic in the subject line.

Boy,i have the pattern printed off.I have printed off patterns from that sight with out problems before.Connie in CO

07-16-2011, 11:00 AM

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Connie in CO

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Originally Posted by Connie in CO

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Originally Posted by Sewfine

Quote:

Originally Posted by Shocked Quilter

I can not find the pattern anywhere..please post if you gals find it. I think it is darling and my granddaughters would love it. thanks

Email me at [email protected] and put this topic in the subject line.

Boy,i have the pattern printed off.I have printed off patterns from that sight with out problems before.Connie in CO

Free pattern.com go to sewing.

07-16-2011, 11:03 AM

#86

Connie in CO

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Originally Posted by jad1044

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Originally Posted by QuiltingJaguar

http://sunbonnetsue.com/ I just found this site not sure what you can get from it but see the words "free sunbonnet patterns" can't be bad right.

Thank you, but this is not the one either - was on here before - sorry - but love to hear from anyone who might be able to get that pattern... It's not life or death that I get it - but it sure is cute!
Thanks again

It's (Free pattern.com) look in sewing.You have to join but it's free

07-16-2011, 11:38 AM

#87

sassy granny

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Originally Posted by barefoot quilter

o.k. i found one and saved it to my computer so i hope this works

Thanks, this is it and so easy. I just clicked on download and there it was. Just finished printing it off.

thanks again. This board is so helpful to all of us that don't understand all the quirks about computers.

sassy granny

07-16-2011, 11:55 AM

#88

wordpaintervs

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Originally Posted by cctx.

Awesome job.

Would you share the link for making her please.....?

asking as well. That would be adorable for makng for sick kids at our local hospital...or fire department guys that encounter kids in their job at fires, policement to help kids past some criminal trauma..etc etc. The list just goes on and on. More charity sewing ahead on these if you can share the pattern.

I'm at [email protected] for posting and hope I can get hold of that pattern. It is adorable. I would not make it a doorstop, but maybe a board in the bottom so it could stand up.