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by chenille 18 Jul 2013 ( edited Jul 19'13 17:06 )
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Me again. I need more input and ideas...A neighbor just gave me about 20 pieces of very, very, fine linen. The pieces are an assortment of smallish sizes ranging from 12" x 12" to maybe 18" x 40". These are see through fine and off white. I was thinking of dying them, maybe.. . I really am wondering what to do with them. Any ideas?

Thanks again, Nadyne

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by spendlove 18 Jul 2013
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Lucky you! How about handkerchiefs or the smaller squares?
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by chenille 19 Jul 2013
That would work for the smaller ones but I am still in a quandary as to the larger ones. Thanks.
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by pldc 18 Jul 2013
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I was thinking hankies too, could dress them up with pretty designs very easily! lucky girl! husg Loralye
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by chenille 19 Jul 2013
Yes that would work for a few. Thanks.
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by lique 19 Jul 2013
+1
If you make your own jams this sounds wonderful for jam pot covers.
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by chenille 19 Jul 2013
Now there's a good idea! I never thought of that one. Thanks.
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by bevintex 19 Jul 2013
+1
sachets? lavender bags or something like that,add a ribbon around the top
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by chenille 19 Jul 2013
Yes! A super idea. Thanks so much.
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by haleymax 19 Jul 2013
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Special table runners to dress up a solid color table cloth. "Sew Beautiful Magazine" has an interesting vest that was made out of cotton netting, but the linen would be great for it also. The embroidery could be same color as the linen or different colors. I just have to find some cotton netting to purchase.
Pictures please of the items that you make.
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by haleymax 19 Jul 2013
Another thought, if you use the 12 x12 as wedding date & names embroidered on it and frame it. Use the brides colors as possible backing within the frame. Birth announcements?
Sorry, I just kept going, but there are so many possibilities.
by chenille 19 Jul 2013
Thank you so much! I knew that Cuties could get me inspired! Now the ideas are flowing! :-)