Pincushion Sewing Kit from an empty Quaker Oats container!
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Seasaw2mch contacted me because she made a PDF of the tutorial. I am posting it here and am hoping that it can be moved to the beginning where it can be found easily and downloaded. She really did a great job on the PDF! Thank you Seasaw2mch!
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You are so clever KastleKitty.
I use a lot of oatmeal. Unfortuneately I just threw out a container! But I'm definitely saving all the rest.
And I like the idea of using the full size for UFO projects. I have some cross stitch and small crochet projects that would fit perfectly.
Thanks for sharing.
I use a lot of oatmeal. Unfortuneately I just threw out a container! But I'm definitely saving all the rest.
And I like the idea of using the full size for UFO projects. I have some cross stitch and small crochet projects that would fit perfectly.
Thanks for sharing.
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tutorial was really so well done, but thought I shhould remind UK quilters that although we don't have oats sold in that type of packing we do have Birds Custard powder or Cadbury's drinking chocolate !! So no excuses.. family will be getting prunes for the next few weeks LOL
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Originally Posted by melissa Dove
tutorial was really so well done, but thought I shhould remind UK quilters that although we don't have oats sold in that type of packing we do have Birds Custard powder or Cadbury's drinking chocolate !! So no excuses.. family will be getting prunes for the next few weeks LOL
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Originally Posted by Darcene
Hello KastleKitty,
Thank you so much for this wonderful tutorial...the pdf is such a big help..a big thank you to Seasaw2mch...this project is going on my gift list this year....
Thank you so much for this wonderful tutorial...the pdf is such a big help..a big thank you to Seasaw2mch...this project is going on my gift list this year....
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