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by mops 26 Aug 2013 ( edited Aug 30'13 15:41 )
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ITH coaster - or pincushion when you fill it.

1 images:
[1]
1 links:
[1] find the design here
www.mygardened.com
Comments (15)
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by lidiad 26 Aug 2013
+8
This is lovely, Martine. Did you use metallic gold thread for the border? It gives the coaster a luxurious look.
Hugs, Lidia
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by mops 26 Aug 2013
Yes I did. And I did it v e r y slowly but I like the result.
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by pennifold 26 Aug 2013
+8
B E A U T I F U L! I should do some of these, but I'm still on the Snowman plate holders! Love your work, love and blessings Chris
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by mops 26 Aug 2013
Thanks Chris.
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by babolucia 26 Aug 2013
+7
I too love the gold border. Wonderful color choices!
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by mops 26 Aug 2013
Thank you.
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by noah 26 Aug 2013
+6
Now this is an A+ Hugs
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by mops 26 Aug 2013
Thank you.
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by muflotex 26 Aug 2013
+4
wow, very nice and the aspect of filling take these in a new direction, thanks for showing Martine
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by mops 26 Aug 2013
Thank you. I made many a square or heart-shaped pincushion the same way, so why not a hexagon. Might put a different design in.
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by pldc 26 Aug 2013
+4
This is stunning Martine! Hugs & ** Loralye
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by mops 26 Aug 2013
Thank you. Hugs, Martine
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by highlandermom 26 Aug 2013
+4
Beautiful !!
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by oaro 26 Aug 2013
+3
very nice job
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by laffma1 26 Aug 2013
+3
Perfect for the holidays - it will brighten up any table. Well done!
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by edithfarminer 26 Aug 2013
+2
Beautiful Mops, love the colours you have used
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by basketkase 26 Aug 2013
+2
Truly stunning, it just jumps off the fabric with the metallic threads....
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by dragonflyer 26 Aug 2013
+2
Nice...love the metallic border frame...
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by cfidl 27 Aug 2013
+1
Really great! I like the modest border you can frame it yet again, double matting is used frequently in framing pictures.
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by mops 27 Aug 2013
I wanted to keep the embroidered part inside a 5x7 hoop. If you don't mind using a sewing machine you can skip the last colour and make the border (or borders) as wide as you want.
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by spendlove 27 Aug 2013
+1
Lovely design, beautifully executed!
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by clawton 30 Aug 2013
+1
looks great