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While we were visiting a "Christmas Village" here in Michigan, I took this craft along with me for each of our gang to help make our Thanksgiving center piece. I brought rolls of toilet paper, batting, fabric, lunch size paper bags, pipe cleaners, and embroidered pumpkin leaves (leaf design was from Discovery Embroidery Forum. I didn't tell them what they were making - just gave them instructions and my son-in-law was the first to guess what it was. It turned out to be a "Hoot" to make and they were pleased to have a part in our homemade centerpiece. The little hands in the pic belong to my darling 1 year old Granddaughter,Vivian, who was helping out!!!
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highlandermom
08 Dec 2013
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That is wonderful as that is Thanksgiving enjoying family.
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Thank you, Mary. We were a group of 9 packed into 2 connecting hotel rooms - and each and everyone of us had the very best time!! We are blessed with such wonderful children and in-law children!! Hugs, Laura*
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nice
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Thank you! Hugs, Laura*
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Beautiful fall fabric prints. Glad all had fun making them.
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I tried to find fabric that would look fallish (if there is such a word) - thank bunches and hugs to you, Laura*
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basketkase
08 Dec 2013
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Love this idea and they turned out so cute with all the fabrics coordinating..great job!
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Thank you, Vickie!! They did turn out cute and we laughed and laughed during their making!! I will need an idea for next year!! Hugs to you, Laura*
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it is so pretty you ladies did a wonderful job and I know you all had fun.
Lenamae
Lenamae
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Thank you, Lena - actually, these were made by my children, my Hubby and me! The majority were boys!! I thought they would baulk at making them - but, they didn't - thank goodness!! Hugs to you!!! Laura*
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Super job on them all & I Love the paper-bag stem great idea! Hugs Loralye
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Thank you, Loralye!! I got the idea off the internet! Now, what in the world will I come up with for next year? Hugs, Laura*