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by jerrib 16 Jan 2013 ( edited Jan 25'13 13:39 )
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Hi Cuties: I thought I would share this idea with you. I have not made any yet, but have them on my To-Do-List.\

They are napkins folded to look like a Christmas tree, done with a two sided half circle

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by jerrib 16 Jan 2013
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sorry the link didn't work
http://sandyquilts.blogspot.ca/2008/12/tutorial-for-christmas-napkins.html
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by noah 16 Jan 2013
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oh Jerri two c/mas ago everyone got these hugs carolyn
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by jerrib 16 Jan 2013
Hi Carolyn: I never saw them before, my cousin showed me the ones she is making.
by noah 16 Jan 2013
there quick and easy i had one side plain and i embroidered a c/mas design on each one
by jerrib 16 Jan 2013
Good idea Carolyn
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by sandralochran 16 Jan 2013
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Great
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by jerrib 16 Jan 2013
I thought it was a great idea.
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by pennifold 16 Jan 2013
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I made all of these for my Christmas ladies luncheon in December Jerri and everyone loved them. I did mine in black and white! Love and blessings Chris
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by jerrib 16 Jan 2013
Hi Chris, I think I remember you posting your table when you had your luncheon, but didn't recognize the napkins. Hugs Jerri
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by 02kar 17 Jan 2013
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Thanks for sharing this very pretty project.
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by jerrib 17 Jan 2013
Your welcome
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by drro 17 Jan 2013
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Very Cute Idea! Thanks for sharing!!
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by jerrib 17 Jan 2013
Your welcome
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by capoodle 17 Jan 2013
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Saw a similar tree napkin made with a whole circle. Probably has something to do with the size of the circle or half circle that you use. Found a link to the whole circle ones.
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by jerrib 17 Jan 2013
Thank you for the link for the full circle napkin. My cousin made some of these but I didn't see how they were folded.
Should make nice Gifts for next year.
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by marianb 17 Jan 2013
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a half circle would probably sit better on your lap.. thanks for sharing this will make not for next xmas or maybe other fabrics for family dinners to
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by lilylady 17 Jan 2013
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the pattern is also at embroidery library
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by mops 18 Jan 2013
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There is a nice illustrated tutorial in the project section of EmbroideryLibrary posted a couple of years ago, that also has placement lines for embroidery designs - easier than trial and error to get them lined up nicely.
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[1] tree napkin
www.emblibrary.com
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by jerrib 18 Jan 2013
Thank you for the link and placement lines. This will be very helpful. I can always count on Cuties to help with whatever I have a problem with. Hugs Jerri
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by jenne 25 Jan 2013
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I saw something like this done except it made a sewing pouch to hold scissors with a small pocket to hold thread thumble and needle real cute. .
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by bethelb 25 Jan 2013
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My friend did a set of these for Christmas and they looked wonderful on her table !