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Dot
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I just wanted to send
you a picture of the reversible placemats that I made for my mother's
birthday present. They match her kitchen perfectly. I am currently
working on Christmas ones and participating in the Santa Online Project
in the SWMED yahoo group. I love the placemats! Wonderful design.
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Ruth in Lacey, WA
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I dearly love these - did one side with the
ants, and the other with
"redwork". If you want to pass on a hint, I always use the sides of the
Vilene that are left, and sew them together. IF you are going to use
them
for things like these mats, you can just use any thread to sew the
pieces
together, because they won't show or will be cut off. Gave them to my
DIL Sat. and everyone thought they were marvellous!
I know I will be making lots more. Thank you for such nice, EASY, fast
things.
Ruth in Lacey, WA
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Mary's
"Louisiana" oval placemat,
Mary made
a set of six for her dining
room table |
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The quilting gets done in
the hoop, so any fabric of your choice can be used.
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"I do keep placemats on
my dining room table all the time so I'm always looking for something
"different" and I knew that I had found it when I saw the oval ones.
Very nice digitizing. By the way, my
husband was very impressed with the placemat and it takes quite a lot
for him to really like something as I'm always sewing, quilting, or
doing embroidery.
Thank you so much and keep up the great work.
Mary Hawkins (Louisiana girl)"
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Kay's "Bob the
Builder" placemat
made with lots of love
for
her grandson Alexander |
Hi
Chantell, I'm beginning to think of you as an "evil
influence".<g> Now you have me buying fabric! This is the person who
had no idea what a fat quarter was! Now I'm telling people to wash
the warm and natural batting before stitching.<lol>
Hugs,
Kay
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Nancy from OK
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is getting
ready for Thanksgiving
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Hi Chantell-
I've been waiting for some oval/rounded
placemats and just knew you'd come up with them.
If you can't tell, I love your work.
Sincerely,
Nancy
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