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Bunting I made to decorate the bedroom my GD uses when she comes to stay. I used miniature pegs so the flags can be turned or moved about. The design was from Emblibrary and stitched out beautifully. Jo
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You did a wonderful job! All the different colors you used go so well together. Your GD will be so happy to see what you made for her.
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Thank you, she's coming up this on Sunday for a couple of days, I'm looking forward to seeing her. Jo
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Beautiful work with the colors and a nice gift for your DG. Thank you for sharing and Amitiés de France.
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Merci beaucoup - Jo
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well done, this is such a lovely idea & a great learning too that is fun!~hugs~
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Thank You
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Sieht ganz toll aus und was eine super idee
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Danke. Jo
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Dear Jo,
This is great and also good a great way to learn the Alphabet. Love Chris
This is great and also good a great way to learn the Alphabet. Love Chris
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Elsie is only 20 months old so the bunting started out as a decoration, then Sue said she was planning to do an Alpha applique, which started the idea to embroider on it. I call it long term planning, Love Jo
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asterixsew
11 Feb 2015
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Jo this is delightful and your grand daughter will love it for many years
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Hope so Jo
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This is a huge project, undertaking! But it is oh, so, nice! She will love it. What fabric have you stitched on,please?
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I used cotton, plain on the front and patterned on the back so the flags were reversible. All the fabric was out of my scrap bag - I love it when you can do that - Jo
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12 Feb 2015
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A great way to decorate, and teach. From one Jo to another!
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Thanks Jo, Jo!
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Very clever idea! It will be so much fun for your GD to spell words!
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Thatas a nice alphabet you chose. I like how you used those clips to hold it!