by jasanne 10 Jun 2008

One for each of my daughters - they chose the colours. I said max 3 colours but Miss S wanted four so mum sat watching with her finger on the pause button so she could change colours in the middle where there was no official colour stop :) Now Miss M is saying I want one for a bookmark, and one for a necklace and one for.......

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by stickmuster 11 Jun 2008

Very sweet! Oh, these girls! Their wishes must be simply fulfilled! Flowers for you

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by shirleysisson 11 Jun 2008

Good way of using the hearts, Well done to you and your daughters. *4U

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by celticlady1031 11 Jun 2008

What a cute idea using the hearts. Good job. And very lucky girls.

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by ezzemml 11 Jun 2008

That is sweet. My daughter wanted a heart on a towel today so i said that if she want's it she has to do it. I think she was quite shocked that i would let her use my precious emb machine.

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jasanne by jasanne 12 Jun 2008

at 7yrs and 9yrs I'm still a bit unsure about letting them use my machine, but one of the 9yr olds is keen to learn. :)

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by mops Moderator 11 Jun 2008

I've got 2 daughters who own an embroidery machine and my granddaughter who is 5 likes to help her mother too. It's nice to see them so interested. And of course they have a mind of their own as concerns colours and so on, even at that age. Flowers for you and your daughters.

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by nglover1 11 Jun 2008

Nice work , 4 Daughters wow . Someone to teach and pass on your knowledge about embroidery. A flower for you ( and the 4 girls )

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by lbrow 11 Jun 2008

that's wonderful, they r learning, U r teaching. that means your sewing talents will go on & on as they grow up. *4U

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by mpo14011 11 Jun 2008

Well, you would have 4 daughters!Nice work,Give the girls a flower.

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by minnieb 11 Jun 2008

4 daughters wow I have 1 and can't keep up ,how lucky you are

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jasanne by jasanne 12 Jun 2008

Twins twice - they keep me busy :)

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