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by mariahail 06 Jul 2012 ( edited Jul 07'12 18:54 )
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Dear Cutie family, I need help,please. My twelve years old GD has take upon herself to be the welcome wagon on her neighborhood, now she has about 6 kids on her group,when somone new moves they all go together to welcome that family (mainly to know if they have kids,LOL) so she makes a pie and take it to them, I was thinking about making some kind of little aprons or something for them to wear when they are welcoming a family, ANY SUGGESTIONS? tHANKS.....

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by noah 06 Jul 2012
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Oh i love it when a child this age has such a careing heart she will go far in life.
Maybe they could asks the stores for free handouts or there name cards .If i was there i would make the girls fudge to hand out cause i love it and i love to make it lol hugs carolyn
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by emily16838 06 Jul 2012
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I love the idea of welcoming new neighbors. You have a sweet GD
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by bumblebee 06 Jul 2012
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Wow, that is so wonderful! Maybe it would be cute to do their names is the new owl font from Veronica.
A big Welcome to our Neighborhood design or maybe the girls can come up with their own ideas- I bet those brite girls have lots of them. I love the apron idea!
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by gerryb 06 Jul 2012
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What a wonderful things for the kids to do! If not aprons, try tee shirts with something about welcome on them. But I agree, I bet they have a good idea of what they want!!
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by draco 06 Jul 2012
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That is so sweet. Loving and caring kids. You are so blessed. Hugs to all of you !! *
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by castelyn 06 Jul 2012
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Maria that is so caring of your GD and friends. What about the aprons that Chris has done in projects and Loralye.
Hugs Yvonne
2 links:
[1] direct link - Chris's aprons
projects.cuteembroidery.com
[2] Loralye's aprons in projects
projects.cuteembroidery.com
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by justonlyme 06 Jul 2012
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Aprons would be a lot of fun. Maybe also some of the mitt type potholders so that they can safely remove pies from the oven. Maybe they could come up with a team name and you could embroider their team names on their aprons. Sounds like lots of fun!!
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by cathiejones 06 Jul 2012
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It is very generous of her. When I moved from France to England 3 years ago, one of the neighbours brought us a bottle of milk. It was such a stressful time and that bottle of milk was such a precious present. She is doing a great job !
It will be lovely to make them an appron.
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by cathiejones 06 Jul 2012
This morning I read a new newsletter from emblibrary who gives a pattern of adult apron but you might need to make them smaller:
http://www.emblibrary.com/el/elprojects/holder.aspx?page=allprojects
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by cathiejones 06 Jul 2012
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My firts link didn't work, here it is:
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by almag 06 Jul 2012
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You have a very special and very precious grand-daughter.
If the group would wear aprons that would be lovely. Another idea that just leapt into my mind was light-weight vests with a logo or design embroidered on them.
You must be very proud of your grand-daughter.
AlmaG.
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by bevgrift 06 Jul 2012
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Even pretty sashes would be an Idea, like the ones at beauty pagents.
Some precious Kids, these are.
Hugs Bev
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by lbrow 06 Jul 2012
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all I can say Maria is GD is like her Grandmother. If there are any boys in this group an apron wouldn't be appropriate for the welcome wagon committee. Vest, Sash or large 4x4 Badge with Welcome committee on it would be nice. You are so blessed/Lillian
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by marjialexa 07 Jul 2012
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Maria, I think this is great! I was just thinking, besides making aprons for the kids (and some very large male chefs do wear aprons, even if they are boys), how about a dish towel to go along with the pie? Wal-Mart has inexpensive flour sacking towels, and one with a kitchen redwork or bluework design would give the person something to remember those fantastic young people by. I've put a link to Miss V's kitchen redwork set, I'll bet you have it already, because it was free a long time ago. I looked, the designs are smaller, and some only have like 1300 stitches--would do up in a jiffy. Just use heavy starch instead of stabilizer. Just an idea... Hugs, Marji
1 links:
[1] redwork kitchen tools set
designs.cuteembroidery.com
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by hightechgrammy 07 Jul 2012
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How neat - what super grandkids! I used to make those woven pot holders when I was a kid - maybe the kids could enjoy making those too! Those new neighbors must surely be impressed! Too wonderful!
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by snowbird42 07 Jul 2012
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WHAT A WONDERFUL IDEA I AM SURE WHATEVER THE FINAL ITEM IT WILL BE GREATLY APPREIATED BY THE NEWCOMERS...SOOZIE
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by blueeyedblonde 07 Jul 2012
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What a nice thing for her to do - and to get others involved!
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by lenamae 07 Jul 2012
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I think A vest with their logo on it would be nice don't put their name on it maybe welcone commity.
on the back and just welcome on the front
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by jacquipaul 07 Jul 2012
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It's wonderful to see young people expreeing kindness.
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by pennyhal 07 Jul 2012
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Oh my gosh! Just how great are these kids! A lot would depend on if there are boys in the group. (I just did some black aprons for men who serve breakfast for a group.) Why don't you have your GD ask the group what they would want? It might be nice for them to simply put a tag (a tag making event?) tied to an apple with their name on it to give to the family so the new family could remember all their names.
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by meganne 07 Jul 2012
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Maria all I can say is she has a loving heart like her grandma.
The only thing not previously mentioned is perhaps one of those pretty, frilly, little mob caps like they wore in olden times. They could each have their name on them.
Who knows they may even like to get all dressed up like settlers or, what do you call them there? Pilgrims?
Sounds like something that could grow and spread throughout the land. :-)
Hugs n roses, Meganne
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by lflanders 07 Jul 2012
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Maria, If it were me, I would do simple vest for each of the group. A cute simple flower with "welcome to the neighborhood" or just Welcome. Of course, if you do that, the new neighbor family may have several children that want to join in with the group. It could get to be a big job for you! hehe A simple name-tag for each of the group would would be nice and not so hard to do as the group changes. Your GD is very thoughtful to take this upon herself!