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by honeychyle 22 Dec 2009 ( edited Dec 22'09 22:29 )
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Does anyone remember where the pattern for a running Christmas Tree was located? Dummy ME didn't download when I had the chance.

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by gerryvb 22 Dec 2009
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here it is, and isn't it pretty!
1 links:
[1] http://turquoise210broderiemachine.over-blog.com/categorie-10876072.html
turquoise210broderiemachine.over-blog.com
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by trovato 22 Dec 2009
it's lovely, thanks, Yvonne
by mommajo 22 Dec 2009
This site has some nice stuff but how do you read it to know how to download....frown
by hette 23 Dec 2009
Open a new browser/tab, go to Google and search 'google translate'. On that page there are language choices and a place to paste the URL of the foreign website. It will then bring up the site, mostly all in English.
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by tennisnone 22 Dec 2009
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Look on the following link.
1 links:
[1] http://turquoise.com
turquoise.com
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by hette 22 Dec 2009
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I am so curious .... what are you making with a running tree on it?
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by damaris 22 Dec 2009
+1
if you click on the words behind telecharger 3 times real quick it will dl.
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by crazystitcher 22 Dec 2009
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Looks like we might need to brush up on our French.<br />For mommajo, after you click on the link below the picture of the design, it takes you to the download page; slightly to the right on that page there is a selection box with 3 options with numbers in them - you don't need French for this, just choose the numbers that correspond to the speed of your internet connection, such as 56K for dial-up, or adsl for high speed, then click the text link below the selection box to download the file (don't touch the big button below this again - its about the antivirus program & I assume you already have one of those set up on your computer); when you download the file you have chosen, suggest you create a folder for it first with a name that makes sense to you & then put the file in that folder; good luck with downloading & have fun; hope this info turns your frown to a Christmas smile. Merry Christmas!