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Did a couple of sets of these incase they would fit over walker handles or on something at the nursing home next Monday .If not they work well on seat belts to stop the belt from hurting your neck .I used the blanket stitch to sew velcro on instead of a straight stitch .???(just something different)I love mine!!Thanks for LQQKING Hugs Carolyn
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These look fabulous Carolyn and such a great idea, I have wool seat belt covers for my car as I hate the seat belt cutting into my neck. My dad used to say I had duck's disease - "bum is too close to the ground"! he he he! Love Chris
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lol my Dad said that to :):)
Oh I've always heard it was the governments fault they built the sidewalks and roads to close to your behind...LOL
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These are a great idea and very cute. Sounds like a really fun day!
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well we walked maybe 65 minutes today it wasn't windy but only 31f,thats excellent for us!!!
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satinsewer
07 Nov 2014
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Love the use of the variegated thread....always such clever ideas and great stitching....Marvellous!
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highlandermom
07 Nov 2014
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Great idea, and I like the colors especially the variegated
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Such a clever idea Carolyn! The variegated thread is such a nice touch.
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well done, I did see these items sold in shops (mostly designs for children) but I never was thinking about sewing them myselves.
Have some small kids in the family. This will be a nice surprise gift for Christmas. It looks I could use the pattern of a potholder ? or were did you get the pattern ?
Have some small kids in the family. This will be a nice surprise gift for Christmas. It looks I could use the pattern of a potholder ? or were did you get the pattern ?
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never saw them anywhere it came up out of my ole brain lol
never saw them anywhere it came up out of my ole brain lol
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What a great idea -- and the $1 store has millions of potholders. You are sooooo clever.
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Great idea!!
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What a cute idea.... I might just use your idea for some of my own. Thanks for the great project. Have a great day. *4u.
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What a great way to repurpose pot holders! I'm sure they will be loved no matter how they get used.
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very nice :)
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dragonflyer
07 Nov 2014
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Nice job, Carolyn...yet another way to use a potholder for something other than a potholder!
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If you added some of that rubber shelf liner to the insides it would prevent them from slipping if they use them for walkers. Well done, ~hugs~
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Clever idea! While I like the blanket stitch, the edges of velcro can be sharp and might cut the threads when being used, so I'd probably would have done a straight stitch. Just ask the people who use them if they had any problem with them after a while and if they do you can just make adjustments on future ones.
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ok i will thanks for the tip hugs
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Very nice. I would probably use snaps as I have millions of snaps and I hate to sew velcro.
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oh my and i hate snaps lol
It is what making us all us hehehe thanks
It is what making us all us hehehe thanks
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basketkase
07 Nov 2014
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Great use of these pot holders......I love mine!!!!
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Excellent i love mine to:):)
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You never cease to amaze me Carolyn. I'm always wondering what you will come up with next/lillian
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Thanks ,sometimes i amaze me to lol hugs
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Nice idea!! Suzanne
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Thanks for looking hugs
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