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by keeponsewing 30 Nov 2010 ( edited Nov 30'10 02:30 )
+18

otherwise is fine. I just need it. I'm looking through my designs and not finding anything. Thought I d/l it but maybe not. TIA, Hugs, Terre

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by bevintex 30 Nov 2010
+3
there is one on page 2 under southern plants, don't know the size
1 links:
[1] http://www.geothedigitizer.com/
www.geothedigitizer.com
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by keeponsewing 30 Nov 2010
thank you. It was a little thinner than an actual Palmetto tree. I appreciate you looking for me.
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by sewmom 30 Nov 2010
+3
1. Found a 2x1. Can you shrink it?
2. Palm tree border by Embroidery RN at sewforum.
You can also look up her web site for singles or search more at sewforum.
For sewforum, click link, sign in, then come back and click link again.
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by capoodle 30 Nov 2010
+3
AT the bottom of the page says 2 sizes maybe one of those sizes is small enough.
1 links:
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by keeponsewing 30 Nov 2010
Thank you Anita for looking. those were more like a palm tree.
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by ansalu 30 Nov 2010
+2
Hello Terre
looked at my all-time favorite site and found one: emblibrary has a mini-palmtree 0,75x1,02" for 1,-$.
The other possibility is perfectlittelstitches if you need more than just one tree (they have just packs no singles).
Greetings, Bettina
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by keeponsewing 30 Nov 2010
Thanks Bettina, those are in the same family as a Palmetto tree. I might have to go with the emblibrary and try to leave the coconuts off. A Palmetto tree is a shorter version of the Palm and doesn't grow as tall and the palm froms are wider.
by ansalu 30 Nov 2010
They have also palmettos but they are to big so I thought you maybe did not see the difference so much at this tiny size ;o)
http://www.emblibrary.com/EL/search.aspx?search=palmetto
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by smithandsmith 30 Nov 2010
+1
http://theinternetsite.com/hhp/Landscape/landscape.html
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by smithandsmith 30 Nov 2010
two on this page
by keeponsewing 30 Nov 2010
Thanks Lee, those are actually a coconut and palm. A palmetto is slightly different but in the same family.