#3 Sold and ready to go:):)I never had anything for the top so i tried polly/cotton and couldn't keep it from wrinkling.I
tried 4 times .I think it's the tight font i used .What do you think?Thanks for LQQKING!!!!HUGS Carolyn
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good for you! I am glad that your stockings are selling so well this early! just imagine how many more you can do before it is really here!~hugs~
Looks very nice
Great Job
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Great Job
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Thanks my pillow Queen were are you these days??I miss your pillows hugs
Lovely work!
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Thanks for looking hugs
Wonderful Carolyn!
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There mighty big 26 inches tall hugs
Leaha...is how you spell my name.... :-P these are so very cute, neat idea to use up scraps of Christmas fabric. I'll have to try this out. OOOPPPSSS now you won't make me one :-( Hugs
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just cut a 26 inch square and start the shape till you get what you like is how i began LEAHA!!!hahaha
LOL
Very nice, I love all the colors.
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thanks i love sewing for Christmas
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vickiannette
17 Oct 2014
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Look good Carolyn. I think that you can blame the 'poly' in the poly-cotton for your wrinkly bit, as it will not 'give' at all when you stitch.
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so i found out lol thanks
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sonjapotgieter
17 Oct 2014
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Despite the using the poly cotton...They are Stunning!!!!
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thanks hugs
I have that same problem often...the wrinkling. Am told to use more stabilizer...but that hasn't corrected it. Hadn't thought about the poly/cotton being the problem! The stockings are lovely!! Lots of work in them!!
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yes for sure thanks hugs
These are lovely Carolyn! Well done!
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thanks hugs
They are terrific and a great size..
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yes 26 inches to fill lol
I just love Christmas stockings. Amy and I made a few last year in hessian - only thing with them is that there are fibres everywhere! Love your patchwork ones. Love Chris
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thanks hugs
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dragonflyer
19 Oct 2014
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These look great, Carolyn...and it could be the poly cotton...