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by snowbird42 19 Jul 2014 ( edited Jul 20'14 22:14 )
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coat hanger clothes protectors.....getting an early start for Christmas these are for a friend the designs are from kara and one dis built into my machine they are all fully lined..this all came about because some of my clothes that are not worn frequently get quite dusty on the shoulders and they also look a little bit fancy in you wardrobe...soozie

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Comments (19)
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by bowlds 19 Jul 2014
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Very fancy! I like!
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by snowbird42 19 Jul 2014
thanks so do i love looking the the wardrobe and seeing nice things...soozie
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by Leaha 19 Jul 2014
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What a pretty and clever idea. :-}
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by snowbird42 19 Jul 2014
thank you leaha...soozie
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by ribblev 19 Jul 2014
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Hang a little bag inside with lavender(or the family jewels). A great hiding place for the cash you are saving for the next trip to the material stores...........Ann
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by snowbird42 19 Jul 2014
thanks for the tip some lavender bags coming up...soozie
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by highlandermom 19 Jul 2014
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These are pretty
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by snowbird42 19 Jul 2014
thank you...soozie
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by greytgirl 19 Jul 2014
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What a lovely Christmas gift and so very practical too!
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by airyfairy 19 Jul 2014
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What a great idea. These are lovely and beautifully made and embroidered.
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by snowbird42 19 Jul 2014
thank you miss airyfadiry...lol...soozie
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by PatriciaVosloo 19 Jul 2014
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Any receiver of these gifts will be delighted - and fortunate. Lovely.
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by snowbird42 19 Jul 2014
hank you patricia...soozie
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by pennifold 19 Jul 2014
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I love these Soozie, pretty and practical - well done, love Chris
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by snowbird42 19 Jul 2014
thank you\Chris... is it as cold in Newcastle as port macquarie...soozie
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by 02kar 19 Jul 2014
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This is a very nice gift. Well done
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by snowbird42 19 Jul 2014
thank ou...soozie
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by baydreamer 19 Jul 2014
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I love this idea, so I went looking for a link, and found one with a pattern.
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by marianb 19 Jul 2014
thanks for the link
by cece1 19 Jul 2014
Thanks! Hugs, Cece
by PatriciaVosloo 19 Jul 2014
Thank you for undertaking the necessary research on our behalf. Patricia
by hagridsmom 20 Jul 2014
TY - good link!
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by marianb 19 Jul 2014
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Wow very pretty and such a good idea, I'm sure we all have clothing we don't wear everyday.. good to keep seasonal clothes separate.. thanks for the idea..
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by snowbird42 19 Jul 2014
my pleasure ilove sharing ideas...soozie
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by lbrow 19 Jul 2014
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I love these, they are so "up town" and they make Grande gifts/Lillian
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by snowbird42 19 Jul 2014
thanks Lilian...soozie
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by snowbird42 19 Jul 2014
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thanks for the slink i just used an old plastic one covering my hubbys suit shoulders and traced around it and after a few adjustments .this is my result...soozie
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by cece1 19 Jul 2014
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So pretty! I have made the "closet safe" in the past, but your covers put my safe to shame. Could I get on your Christmas list?? LOL Thanks for sharing. Hugs, Cece
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by snowbird42 19 Jul 2014
sure think ce ce just send me your address...soozide
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by snowbird42 19 Jul 2014
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forgot to mention d/h has all new covers with masculine embroidery and no lace...lol.... just bind the bottom as you would a quilt......soozie
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by pldc 19 Jul 2014
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Soozie these are very pretty! ~hugs~
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by gdsteliga 19 Jul 2014
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These are very pretty.
I did one a few years ago and stitched a zipper pocket inside, for jewellery, while on a trip.
Thank you for the link.
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by snowbird42 19 Jul 2014
yes i was given one like his which i use to hide things in ...soozie
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by hagridsmom 20 Jul 2014
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these are darling and would make lovely additions in your own closet or as gifts. TY for bringing up the idea!! Now to just get it written down somewhere so I remember it come gift sewing time....
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by snowbird42 20 Jul 2014
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thank you...soozie