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Yep I actually sewed the design out this morning onto some shower curtain and fitted it onto the roller blind. it was actually cheaper to but a shower curtain than to buy the fabric from a roll and as it was in browns and creams then it will fit in nicely.
and i have enough to do another blind to shut of the area between the driving cab and the back of the motor home.
I even managed to get the two wheelchairs into the back so tomorrow we just may go out for a picnic down by the river side. i think i deserve a day off.
Again thank you Mops for coming tomy aid. i have put money into local cancer shop in payment. annie in the uk
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quilter124
22 Aug 2011
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very sweet of you to donate to a local charity....
will go look at your new design.....
like your way of thinking outside the box....
will go look at your new design.....
like your way of thinking outside the box....
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I noticed the picture in Projects (as you know). I am glad it stitched out well on the shower curtain. And it looks very cute at the back of your motor home.
When we lived in England we had a small one too, a Ford Transit 90 with an roof that could be lifted some two feet. We even used it to go to parties and have the children sleeping inside, no need for a babysit. Husband never drove it as he could not get used to changing gear with his left hand (and he is left-handed). Must say I reached for the side window more than once, but really enjoyed the thing.
Very generous of you to donate to the cancer shop!
Martine
When we lived in England we had a small one too, a Ford Transit 90 with an roof that could be lifted some two feet. We even used it to go to parties and have the children sleeping inside, no need for a babysit. Husband never drove it as he could not get used to changing gear with his left hand (and he is left-handed). Must say I reached for the side window more than once, but really enjoyed the thing.
Very generous of you to donate to the cancer shop!
Martine