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by pldc 25 Mar 2012 ( edited Mar 25'12 18:32 )
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ISN'T THIS NEAT! I found this down in Tennessee, it'a a bun warmer/server. I had to buy it because I knew that without I wouldn't remember how to make one, this way I kind of have a pattern!

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Comments (8)
299559
by pldc 25 Mar 2012
+3
I was hoping it would upload both of the pics, but here is the embroidered part of it. It looks pretty easy to replicate.
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by zoefzoef 25 Mar 2012
yes it sure looks easy. Everything is easy, If you just know how...(I don't)
by noah 25 Mar 2012
love it:):)
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by oaro 25 Mar 2012
+2
i like the design great project for a gift
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by michemb 25 Mar 2012
+2
Hi Loralye,
I made one of these lasst fall and just want to let you know that they are easy to make, just be sure to put a heavier stablizer in between the two layers to give your form extra body,
hugs
Michelle
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by capoodle 25 Mar 2012
+1
You you can make these many different sizes and the sides can be higher also.
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by noah 25 Mar 2012
+1
love them hugs carolyn
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by pldc 25 Mar 2012
thanks now here's hoping I can make one too! Hugs Loralye
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by shilly 25 Mar 2012
+1
Thanks for showing this, great project!
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by pldc 25 Mar 2012
I just thought it was sew neat!
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by topcat5 25 Mar 2012
+2
Is this similar to MOPS Travel Tray, Parts 1 and 2?
MOPS 8662005-86014 and 8662005-86015. The pattern information is there and she has placed pretty embroidery stitching along the sides.
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by pldc 25 Mar 2012
I don't know but I think this is bigger than it looks?
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by dragonflyer 25 Mar 2012
+1
Has anyone tried using the thermal fabric (can't remember the name off hand) that is used in potholders layered between the fabric? Not sure how I would actually do this in the hoop...anyone have a suggestion? This looks so much like the one Mops gave us...but with ties!
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by pldc 25 Mar 2012
I think that this one is too big for the hoop it is 12.5" x 12.5". Are you referring to the insul-bright? it is the teflon for heat resistence stuff?