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by peggyhaws 12 Aug 2009 ( edited Aug 17'09 02:54 )
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The youngest granddaughter is having her first birthday this month, my daughter bought this pink beanbag (Chair), she only said beanbag to me, so I was thinking bean bag....4x4...something like that. It did not have a lining, so if you unzipped the stuff would start pouring out. she wanteda lining made for it. I said okay sure...I get home and it is a large beanbag chair on my dinning room table! She calls later and says since you will have the stuffing out of it you could put her name on it too.... Thank goodness I have my Jamone 11000SE, it really made doing this larger design easier. NOT easy, just easier! I don't know where I got the font, but once again the design is from emblibrary. I love their designs, they are affordable and the site is easy to use. These pictures are not very good I tried to get some that would really show the design, but alas it did not turn out like that. sorry

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Comments (8)
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by mysew1325 12 Aug 2009
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great thinking on the linning.. I remember when my kids had them and beans were always on the floor and the walls ..
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by marymilf41 12 Aug 2009
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i would have never thought of that its a wounderful idea and by the way ny youngest granddaughter just turned 1 and her name is savannah also i bet she would like this you did a very nice job mary
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by peggyhaws 14 Aug 2009
Our Savannah will be one on the 19th. Cool that both our granddaughters named Savannah are the same age too.
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by gerryb 14 Aug 2009
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And were you able to get all those pellets BACK into the chair!? You are one good grandma!! Looks great. Am sure Savannah loves it!
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by peggyhaws 14 Aug 2009
Well when all was said and done and I was going to turn off my machine....there were about 25-30 under my sewing desk...them little suckers were blowing everywhere....
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by shirlener88 14 Aug 2009
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My oldest grand girl is also knicknamed MONKEY and she would love this, too - but with her name - Hehehe! You have done a great job. *4U
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by peggyhaws 14 Aug 2009
I really think it would have been easer to just make it from scratch....You should have seen me trying to hoop inside the bag!
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by iris2006 14 Aug 2009
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I made a lining to for thos beanbags when my children were young. AT taht time I didn't have an emberoiderymachine yet. (couldn't afford it at that time) It was very handy when I wanted the covers in the wasmachine. You did a great job.
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by peggyhaws 17 Aug 2009
That is what we thought it would be so easy to keep it clean that way. How long did it take you to finally get all the beans/beads found...I am still finding them daily and not just in the sewing room now, I think they are sneaking out at night while I sleep.
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by jasanne 14 Aug 2009
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The design looks great. I like the lining idea, it's a good safety thing too those beans go everywhere and then some.... I can just imagine the 'fun' you had doing it though.
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by peggyhaws 17 Aug 2009
Yea....I had fun looking at it when it was done and all the beans/beads were corraled.
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by lbrow 17 Aug 2009
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I think u did a great job with it. *
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by peggyhaws 17 Aug 2009
Thank you.
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by waterlily 17 Aug 2009
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It looks great! You did a fantastic job!
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by peggyhaws 17 Aug 2009
Thanks!