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by maryjo 09 Oct 2009 ( edited Oct 12'09 10:50 )
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Just finished the Trick or Treat bags for the grandkids. There's one extra for one of their cousins. Did their Christmas ornaments last week, will have to post later.

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Comments (16)
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by dlonnahawkins 09 Oct 2009
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What a great Gramma you are - I don't have a grandbaby young enough for these this year, but will do a couple for a friends little girls. Great job you have done here.
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by maryjo 10 Oct 2009
Well my oldest is 6, and the youngest is 2. So they all fit the candy bag catagory. Thanks for your kind words.
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by shirlener88 09 Oct 2009
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Maryjo, how special your grands will feel, too. Wonderful work. *4U
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by maryjo 10 Oct 2009
Thanks, I always try to do something personal for them for all the holidays. I really live for the Thank Yous from them. They are all still young enough that it's easy to impress them.
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by daisy530 09 Oct 2009
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What cute bags!
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by maryjo 10 Oct 2009
Basic bag with a gusset pattern, I cut the bags out and embroider them before I put them together.
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by manami 09 Oct 2009
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They are great Maryjo!!! Wonderful job!
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by maryjo 10 Oct 2009
Thank you very much. They are all free designs, so not the greatest but cute. And the lettering is from my software.
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by maryjo 10 Oct 2009
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Oh, just realized I forgot to mention I made the bags from scratch. The web handles coordinate with the designs.
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by april22 10 Oct 2009
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Its very cute,I like i
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by maryjo 10 Oct 2009
Appreciate your kind comment.
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by americangirl 10 Oct 2009
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These are all really cute. You have been busy!
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by maryjo 10 Oct 2009
Thank You.
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by pennifold 10 Oct 2009
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Wow Maryjo,

What a busy lady you have been! I hope your grandchildren get to fill them with all sorts of goodies.

We don't celebrate Halloween like you guys do over in America, nor Thanksgiving, which I think is a pit as we have lots to be thankful for here in Australia. I reckon we should make it a holiday too.

Love and blessings Chris (by the way a great job)
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by maryjo 10 Oct 2009
You could be the driving force behind 2 new Australian holidays. I'm sure you'd get lots of help. But your Thanksgiving would have to be a little different. After all you didn't have Indians and Pilgrims.hahahaha
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by mops 10 Oct 2009
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These are cue, you have been busy. I am sure your grandkids will be delighted. We don't celebrate Halloween, but on Nov 11th we celebrate St. Martin in some parts of the country, including the part I live. The children don't dress up, but they go door to door with a hollowed out sugar beetroot for a light or a -preferably self-made - Chinese lantern. Would be a nice idea to embroider treatbags with St. Martin design.
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by maryjo 10 Oct 2009
Such a shame. I love Halloween. The kids are all so cute in their costumes.
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by designgirl 10 Oct 2009
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Those are so cute.
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by maryjo 10 Oct 2009
Thank you so much.
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by migs 10 Oct 2009
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you've been busy, all very cute
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by maryjo 10 Oct 2009
Thanks. Just got back from 2 of the kids soccer games. Gave 5 of them their bags. They were so excited. But maybe it was the goodies I put inside.
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by iris2006 10 Oct 2009
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Very nice designs you have used for these little bags. Your Grandchildren will love those.
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by oaro 10 Oct 2009
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Very cute I hope they get to fill the bags up and more HAPPY HALLOWEEN
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by tippi 10 Oct 2009
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Very cute bags. Glad they like them
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by castelyn 11 Oct 2009
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Great job, you sure have been busy, we don't celebrate Haloween, here in South Africa. *4u
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by stickmuster 12 Oct 2009
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adorable designs ***