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I am doing a set of 10 egg cosies.They can also be used as normal designs by omitting the last colour. Would look great on some Easter napkins or on bibs or Easter eggs bags. I think the little ones would love these.
They are an easy in the hoop project and the instructions are included.
The first 3 are now available from my web site. Scroll down for the link.
Whilst you are looking, my FSL Pendant Hearts are still on special until Mothers Day (May9th. If you purchase the set of 10 You will receive the set of 10 Lacey Pendant Hearts FREE. These look really nice on T-shirts or heirloom quilts.
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Here are the links
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http://rickysfunthings.bravehost.com/easter.html
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http://rickysfunthings.bravehost.com/freestandinglace.html
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http://rickysfunthings.bravehost.com/heartsandstars.html
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http://rickysfunthings.bravehost.com/specials.html
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Very cute Ricky. *4U
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Thank you
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Ricky this is really cute
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Thank you so much
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great job i do like it
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Thanks heaps
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That's a very cute design!
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Thanks, Martine
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simplyrosie
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Very nice Ricky. I've never seen an egg cosy... is that an Aussie thing? I love the idea!
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Thank you, Teri. No, it is not an Aussie thing. They have been around for longer then that. They used to be either knitted,crotchet or made out of quilted fabric.
I am not sure, but I would think that they would have originated in the colder European countries, maybe Scotland or northern England.The word is of Scottish derivation.
I am not sure, but I would think that they would have originated in the colder European countries, maybe Scotland or northern England.The word is of Scottish derivation.
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These are nice ricky *
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Thank you, Lillian
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