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by pennifold 12 Oct 2011 ( edited Jun 07'12 05:35 )
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HERE ARE THE 24 STOMA PADS for Ruth's Great-Niece. They are really easy to do and I'm just starting a new batch. These are for Katie J Morris who is nearly 1. A big thankyou to Meganne who digitised this great design. Love and blessings Chris

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Comments (25)
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by aussiequilter 12 Oct 2011
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great work Chris , did you just hoop a double layer of fleece?
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by pennifold 12 Oct 2011
Hi Monika, I used Flannelette on top and woollen batting (I use it for my quilts). I didn't use any stabliser and only used white through the colour changes. Meg said she did a couple, but it was easier just to sew straight through without changing. Love Chris
by aussiequilter 12 Oct 2011
Thanks Chris
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by lidiad 12 Oct 2011
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Cute! Love the colors!
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by pennifold 12 Oct 2011
That's the fabric - it's Ladybugs! Love Chris
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by rmj8939 12 Oct 2011
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What is stoma?
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by rmj8939 12 Oct 2011
got the cart before the horse. I just read in community. How nice to have so many to use now for her.
by pennifold 12 Oct 2011
I think she will need a lot! They have to be changed frequently. Love Chris
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by capoodle 12 Oct 2011
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Wow! That is awesome and generous for making so many. You must be able to fit a few in one hooping. They are going to be thrilled to receive so many.
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by pennifold 12 Oct 2011
Hi Anita, I started off making 4 in my 5x7 hoop and did that a few times. Then this afternoon I put them in my 150x360 and did 9 at a time. I've made 50 of them - I'm just sewing on the Velcro strips (very small!!!!) Love Chris
by capoodle 12 Oct 2011
Think more cuties would make these for her if we were living in Australia. Thanks for coming to her aid and thanks Meganne for the design.
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by michemb 12 Oct 2011
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It is very special what you are doing for someone else in need, the world needs more people like you. Your kindness is awesome. Have a great day
Michelle
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by pennifold 12 Oct 2011
Thanks so much for the lovely comments. I've just finished sewing the 50 little velcro strips onto each pad and will post them off tomorrow. Love Chris
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by shirlener88 12 Oct 2011
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Super job Chris - it will be a wonderful addition to her care. *4U
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by pennifold 12 Oct 2011
Thanks Shirlene - I hope so. Love Chris

P.s. I am sure there are many other people making them too. Love Chris
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by dailylaundry 12 Oct 2011
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Chris where does the velcro strip go on these? You did a wonderful job - I know they are appreciated!! Hugs, Laura*
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by pennifold 12 Oct 2011
Can you see the open cut - that is where I put a piece of Velcro - one part goes on the top of the left hand side and then under the right hand side I put the opposite piece. So when you put one side onto the other it grips. I hope this makese sense. Love Chris
by dailylaundry 12 Oct 2011
I see now where the velco goes. That probably was the hardest part of the project.
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by airyfairy 12 Oct 2011
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Well done Chris and of course Meganne. A wonderful job and so very quick. Sarah
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by pennifold 12 Oct 2011
Well, it was easy as Meganne's design was quick. It took longer to put the pieces of Velcro on!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Love Chris
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by babie 12 Oct 2011
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Great work.
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by pennifold 12 Oct 2011
Thanks so much love Chris
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by lenamae 12 Oct 2011
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Chris these are womderful
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by pennifold 12 Oct 2011
Cute little things, aren't they? Love Chris
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by sewdeb 12 Oct 2011
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What a kind and generous soul you are, Chris, I'm sure these will be greatly appreciated! Hugs and *s, Deb
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by pennifold 12 Oct 2011
Thanks so much - they don't take long to do and are for such a worthy cause. Love Chris
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by bumblebee 12 Oct 2011
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This is one of the kindest things I've seen.
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by pennifold 12 Oct 2011
Hi Linda, thanks for your comment. I reckon everyone on this site does amazing things to help one's fellow "woman/man" out. Love Chris

P.S. Meg's design is really cool!!!!
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by devon 12 Oct 2011
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they are so cute, love the lady bugs.
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by pennifold 13 Oct 2011
Thanks DeVon, me too! Love Chris
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by dani58 13 Oct 2011
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Great work Chris !!!!
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by pennifold 13 Oct 2011
Thanks Dani, love Chris
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by jussyc 13 Oct 2011
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Fab job for a fab cause. *
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by barbara68 13 Oct 2011
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This is gorgeous!
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by minnie 16 Oct 2011
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What are stoma pads used For?
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by meganne 27 Oct 2011
When someone has a bag attached to their body, either for feeding or draining of urinary or faecal waste, they often have to insert a pad between the bag and the skin because any leakage is usually highly acidic and it burns and ulcerates the skin. That's how these pads will be used. Hugs n roses, Meganne
by meganne 27 Oct 2011
....s how these stoma pads will be used.
hugs n roses, Meganne
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by noah 16 Oct 2011
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excellent if i only lived near :(:(lol hugs
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by justonlyme 16 Oct 2011
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This was very kind of you. I would have done some, but the postage would have been too much from here. I was looking at them. I bet that they will want to wash these in a pillow case or lingerie bag so they don't go down the hole with the water. Just a thought.
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by anacastanheiro 17 Oct 2011
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Alguém pode -me explicar o que são essas peças para que serve desculpem a minha ignorância mas não faço ideia o que são!
Abraços
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by queenofhearts 18 Oct 2011
I didn't know either so I googled it and found this explanation
Stoma Pads are soft, flexible cushions which are placed between the tracheostomy tube neck flange and the patient’s neck.
by anacastanheiro 19 Oct 2011
Obrigado não fazia ideia estou muito grata a si por me esclarecer.
Abraços de Portugal(:
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by meganne 27 Oct 2011
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Well done Chris, I may have another look at them and see if I can incorporate the stitching to attach the Velcro. We can put our heads together next time I see you. Hugs n roses, Meganne
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by amholb0 06 Jun 2012
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how did you make these? My friends have two children with g-tubes and these look just like the little pads they put around the tube for the leaking. How many layers and do you just hoop all the material at once and then cut them out?
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by capoodle 06 Jun 2012
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For "amholb0". Didn't know if you would find a private message so found the design file and some instructions you can read through. Welcome to Cuties.
2 links:
[1] Stoma pad Design right here in Designs by Cuties
designsbycuties.cuteembroidery.com
[2] A post on information on how to make
answers.cuteembroidery.com
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by oaro 07 Jun 2012
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Well done job love lady bug
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by cfidl 07 Jun 2012
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Excellent! I am sure they will be appreciated! Hugs LLDS!