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by dkjack 16 Jun 2008 ( edited Jun 16'08 12:17 )
+16

This is the other side of the bag. We just did small squiggly lines, both ways, on this side. As before these lines are red and the other side is a mulit red/brown. She said using squiggly lines don't show errors as easily and add interest. Then added a simple border and added the fabric corners, cutting inside tea-stained fabric to 1/4 inch again to take out the bulk. Next you sew 4 strips together to form the bottom, and attach to the front and back pieces. This gives you one long strip.

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Comments (5)
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by shirlener88 16 Jun 2008
+2
Great job and thank you for all the views and info - this is wonderful! *4U
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by dkjack 17 Jun 2008
Thank you
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by shirleysisson 16 Jun 2008
+3
Looks good. *4U
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by dkjack 17 Jun 2008
Thank you
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by mops 16 Jun 2008
+1
Looks great too.
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by dkjack 17 Jun 2008
Thank you
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by ezzemml 16 Jun 2008
+1
I realy do have to do this. You have inspired me.
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by dkjack 17 Jun 2008
It is fun. Makes such a difference in quilts, bath maths, table runners, placemats.......
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by sqdancer 16 Jun 2008
+1
Nice job, must have been a fun day even though it was long...
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by dkjack 17 Jun 2008
The whole day was nice. Met so many lovely ladies. Some new to machine embroidery and some new to quilting. We got them all hooked. :)