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Christmas Sewing Project

I entered the word that I was in the midst of a project for Christmas some weeks ago. It got no replies and I should by all rights take that as dis-interest; however, the project of making embroidered Place Mats with lace and braid trim became so interesting to me I decided to mention the joy anyway. To date, I have finished 33 of the mates in colors white, red and green. Some are trimmed with lace I found in my mother's sewing kit (she died in 1980) some I found cotton trims at JoAnns - sales bin, etc. Anyway, it has been great fun and you might want to try some such idea youselves. I have a Janome machine and disks for Christmas decor among other patterns. I have a brand new Great Granddaughter about 4 months old and I made from scraps two Bibs which I intend to stuff into her Christmas Stocking.

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R. E. Wicker
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Bobbie Sews More

They sound like fun, and you got to use things of your mothers. Post some pictures on your website so we can see them.

Congratulations on the 4 month old great granddaughter!

Denny

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Kiteflyer

Thank you for posting this, Rhoda. It has given me an idea. If I can find it [or still have it!] I can make a bib for my coming- soon great niece, and use some bits from my mother's trimmings. It would be fitting as my niece [the baby's mother] was my mother's favorite grandchild. Our mother passed in 1996.

Have a peace-fille/piece-filled day, G> I =A0entered the word that I was in the midst of a project for Christmas

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gaw93031

Rhoda, sorry i missed your previous post. i just love your Stepping Stones quilt. can't wait to see pics of your placemats! amy in CNY

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amy in CNY

Rhoda, I didn't see your original post, but I'd just love to see photos of these lovely placemats. :)

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Sandy

I'd love to see the placemats Rhoda - things like this are great as Christmas gifts. I've made a couple of potholders for my sister and a friend for Christmas so far - just a little extra goodie to stuff in with their present, and it's a great way to use up scraps. My sister gave me a big hint about getting some this year again. :-)

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Sha

It sure wasn't disinterest, Rhoda. For my part, I'm trying to pretend I have all the time in the world before Christmas. So I am ignoring anything to do with it.

Cindy > who decided we were going to celebrate Christmas every 3 months, anyway?

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teleflora

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I can't wait to see the too. They sound lovely and you are way ahead of me in getting Christmas gifts done. Please post some photos when you can. Donna

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dealer83

Hi Rhoda,

Sorry to say your first message has not appeared on my computer, there may be a problem with the gateway. I do miss a few messages on this ng as well as others I am signed in to. It's a pain in the bum when it happens.

I too have started Christmas gift making - coincidently place mats and bibs. The placemats for my daughters and the bibs for my great nephew. I always make each member of the family something for Christmas every year.

I don't have to make anywhere near 33 but still enjoy making the gifts.

Congratulations on the new Great Granddaughter - it will be a special Christmas this year.

Cheers,

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DiMa

Well, all that is news to me, Rhoda, and I am mightily impressed. The bibs for the little one will end up being a family treasure, I am sure. Pat in Virginia

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Pat in Virginia

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