Christmas/holiday Presents
07-21-2010, 04:02 AM
#81
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Originally Posted by roseOfsharon
Neither of these came up.. page not found etc.. :(
Here is the original link.. http://vintagericrac.blogspot.com/20...one-needs.html
Copy and paste that... then go to the wayback machine at http://www.archive.org/web/web.php
paste the original link in the wayback machine link towards the top of the page...
it will then take you to the archive pages. There is only one blue link there - click on that and it will come up... you can then print it. I copied it in to a document and exported it as a pdf so that the pictures would stay intact in the future ;)
But the wayback machine works *most* of the time for things that are gone now.
07-21-2010, 04:29 AM
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Well, I've started crocheting again,and I'm making dish cloths for all the ladies along with placemats and matching napkins for Christmas, my step daughter will more than likely get match pot holders. hehehe Mom, I'll add in an apron (I think) my one niece wants a crocheted sweater so that is on the list. Other than that for the men who knows.
07-21-2010, 04:31 AM
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Originally Posted by reneebobby
Well, I've started crocheting again,and I'm making dish cloths for all the ladies along with placemats and matching napkins for Christmas, my step daughter will more than likely get match pot holders. hehehe Mom, I'll add in an apron (I think) my one niece wants a crocheted sweater so that is on the list. Other than that for the men who knows.
I take care of the girls!
07-21-2010, 05:31 AM
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Originally Posted by fireworkslover
Terryl
The pattern is called "Reversible Table Runner Too" designed by Karen Montgomery for The Quilt Company. You basically cut your fabric and batting into 3 1/2" wide strips. As you assemble and sew, you're doing both sides at the same time, then flip the new strips over to add on the next strip and machine stitch a couple rows down the length of the strip you just sewed on to quilt it. It goes fairly quickly and before you know it, it's time to put the binding on.
The pattern is called "Reversible Table Runner Too" designed by Karen Montgomery for The Quilt Company. You basically cut your fabric and batting into 3 1/2" wide strips. As you assemble and sew, you're doing both sides at the same time, then flip the new strips over to add on the next strip and machine stitch a couple rows down the length of the strip you just sewed on to quilt it. It goes fairly quickly and before you know it, it's time to put the binding on.
07-21-2010, 06:35 AM
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I just found this thread and have loved seeing and reading about all the things you guys are planning on making for Christmas gifts this year...my DIL asked for stockings for the family, as she'd seen some I'd made for another son and family...I quilt them...I have made a matching kitchen set using tomato fabric which includes an oven mitt, pot holder, two kitchen towels (use osnaburg for the main toweling), and two cloth napkins. I also am making checkbook covers, tissue holders and small sewing kits (with snack size ziplock baggies inside for lots of pockets). Also small chair caddies for sewing with pincushions...
07-21-2010, 11:35 PM
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Originally Posted by quiltingfan
I am suppose to be finishing 2 quilts that my grandmothers each started and finish them for my dad and mom. I may make an apron for my brother and that is all. Not sure for everyone else. Last year made a table runner for my sl and she did not even acknowledge it, so don't know what to do about her. Never do.
Guess I'm not in the Christmas spirit yet! :lol:
By the way, I love everyone's ideas, suggestions, and pics!
07-22-2010, 05:11 AM
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Originally Posted by phyllis b
I have never heard of making mouse pads...Are these quilted??? Sounds interesting....
I saw the idea on this board. Mine have come out really cute. I did a cat with a tuxedo front for most of my friends and for my Red Hat friends I did a ladybug. It takes no time at all to make them. I have 7 made so far and am still going.
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