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by noah 19 Oct 2014 ( edited Oct 26'14 18:00 )
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I have a lot of potholders i bought at the dollar store and i thought i would turn them into Christmas towels .The designs are from http://www.designsbysick.com/and there is 10 in this set .I am using up my leftover 2 inches pieces from my c/mas socks:):).Thanks for LQQKING Hugs Carolyn

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Comments (25)
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by shirley124 19 Oct 2014
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these look great. Hugs
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by noah 19 Oct 2014
Thanks Shirley big bugs
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by jerrib 19 Oct 2014
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Great Idea Carolyn. Now you not only have a towel, but a potholder all in one...Good thinking...
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by noah 20 Oct 2014
yres someone thought my thought hugs
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by designgirl 19 Oct 2014
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What a great idea. They look good
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by noah 20 Oct 2014
thanks hugs
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by dragonflyer 19 Oct 2014
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Great job and great use of those leftover bits, too!
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by noah 20 Oct 2014
yes thank-u :):)
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by arlene 19 Oct 2014
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They look great.
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by noah 20 Oct 2014
Thanks Arlene hugs
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by pldc 19 Oct 2014
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well done!~hugs~
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by noah 20 Oct 2014
Thanks Lor. hugs
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by Leaha 19 Oct 2014
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Designs and towels are great! You go girl. :-)
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by noah 20 Oct 2014
ok i will Lea hugs
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by highlandermom 19 Oct 2014
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Well done pretty too. I love the fabric on rounded ornaments and that you used the leftover bits.
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by noah 20 Oct 2014
thanks Mary still got 4 more to try hugs
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by loosie 20 Oct 2014
+8
Great use of pot holders, love it :)
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by noah 20 Oct 2014
thanks for looking hugs
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by devon 20 Oct 2014
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Great work!!!
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by noah 20 Oct 2014
Thanks Devon hugs
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by RockyB 20 Oct 2014
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That's a very cool idea!
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by noah 20 Oct 2014
Thanks Rocky b
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by pennifold 20 Oct 2014
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Ho ho ho Carolyn, these will be wonderful for Christmas gifts. You must know everyone in your village by now. Love Chris
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by noah 20 Oct 2014
pretty well to:):)hugs
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by lidiad 20 Oct 2014
+3
Well done, Carolyn!
Hugs, Lidia
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by noah 20 Oct 2014
Thanks hugs
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by sewilso 20 Oct 2014
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They look very nice Carolyn, great job!
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by noah 20 Oct 2014
thanks hugs
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by marianb 20 Oct 2014
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Wonderful towels.. I wish we had your dollar shops over here we have to pay around $5 Australian and up, I'm thinking I'll have to but pre quilted fabric and make my own..
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by noah 20 Oct 2014
i could mail you some?//hugs
by marianb 21 Oct 2014
Might send you some money soon, I'll work on it..
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by sdrise 20 Oct 2014
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Nice job and clever idea!! Suzanne
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by noah 20 Oct 2014
Thanks Sue hugs
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by lbrow 20 Oct 2014
+3
As usual Carolyn Great job, I wish I had your fortitude/Lillian
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by noah 20 Oct 2014
Well i got lots of get up and goooooooooo lol
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by basketkase 20 Oct 2014
+2
How festive for Christmas......great job, Carolyn....
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by noah 20 Oct 2014
Thanks Vicki hugs
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by grannycottage 20 Oct 2014
+3
What good idea and beautifull Christmas gifts. Thanks for sharing.
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by noah 20 Oct 2014
Your welcome Granny
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by sonjapotgieter 20 Oct 2014
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So lovely..Great Idea ,,They Awesome
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by noah 22 Oct 2014
thanks Sonja hugs
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by katydid 21 Oct 2014
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Carolyn, did you cut the kitchen towel into? I am working on something similar!
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by noah 21 Oct 2014
yes i cut the towel in 2 serged the edges so it won't fray .Gathered it up then sewed it on on the same line that's on the potholder .hugs
by katydid 21 Oct 2014
Good idea!!
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by anitapatch 21 Oct 2014
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You must be working with your machine every day, so much comes out of your hands. Lucky you
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by noah 22 Oct 2014
yes i do :);)hugs
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by PIGNADA 22 Oct 2014
+1
Ingenious idea and a beautiful result. Thank you for sharing and Amitiés de France
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by noah 22 Oct 2014
your welcome thanks for stoping by hugs
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by lhart 24 Oct 2014
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Job well done, I love the way you added the potholder to the top. I have seen other ways where they button on the top. How are your potholders kept closed around the over door?
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by noah 24 Oct 2014
button through the loop on the pot holder
by lhart 25 Oct 2014
Oh, I get it now, mine buttoned at the top and were stitched throught the middle of the pot holder, yours must be stitched at one end of the pot holder...great idea... Thanks
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by Shisha 26 Oct 2014
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What a great way to use up scraps! Great job once again and what wonderful xmas gifts!
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by noah 26 Oct 2014
thanks for your kind words hugs