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by pldc 22 Feb 2015 ( edited Feb 24'15 15:03 )
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I really liked the heart pot holder & so did my son so now I made another one & they have both gone to new homes....One to him & one to our oldest daughter & now I will have to make one for our other daughter & one more for me lol. Good thing to have around just have to watch that my doesn't wander away too

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by sewhobby 22 Feb 2015
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Very nice. For sure, make one or two for yourself.
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by pldc 23 Feb 2015
thanks sounds like a very good idea. ~hugs~
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by pennifold 22 Feb 2015
+11
You are on a roll now Loralye, so make as many as you like! Lovely potholders. Love Chris
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by pldc 23 Feb 2015
thanks Chris sounds like a very good idea. ~hugs~
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by fera 23 Feb 2015
+11
look very nice - noticed that they are in the hoop do you remember what website you managed to get them from? thanks
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by pldc 23 Feb 2015
yes this has come from The Purple Hat, but she has closed down her site.
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by loosie 23 Feb 2015
+11
Love this project, thinking I should get on the band wagon :)
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by pldc 23 Feb 2015
they are pretty easy Loosie & very handy to have. I was thinking ah cute but not practical but I was wrong they are very practical & cute too lol & just the right size so the inside of my hand is protected, a win win. ~hugs~
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by decojo 23 Feb 2015
+10
Beautiful potholders! I hope the site reopens. The designs always stitch out so nicely.
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by pldc 23 Feb 2015
your right Joyce they stitch out perfectly, thank you. ~hugs~
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by noah 23 Feb 2015
+9
N icly did my friend hugs
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by pldc 23 Feb 2015
Thank you very much Carolyn, ~hugs~
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by mranderson 23 Feb 2015
+8
Very nice. Well done.
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by pldc 23 Feb 2015
Thank you Marg, ~hugs~
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by mops 23 Feb 2015
+7
They are both very pretty and make nice presents. What size are they?
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by pldc 23 Feb 2015
finished size is without the tie 6.5"x 4.75". Perfect for grabbing the kettle or a pot handle without having to use a mitt & pretty enough to leave out too. ~hugs~
by mops 23 Feb 2015
Thank you!
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by shirley124 23 Feb 2015
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Great to know they like them enough to want them. Well done. I love them as well. Hugs Shirley
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by pldc 23 Feb 2015
Thank you Shirley, very much. ~hugs~
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by lidiad 23 Feb 2015
+5
They are very pretty, Loralye.
Hugs, Lidia
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by pldc 23 Feb 2015
Thank you Lidia, ~hugs~
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by marianb 23 Feb 2015
+5
they do make great gifts, you might need to put yours on a long chain to make sure it stays put..
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by pldc 23 Feb 2015
lol thanks Marian, ~hugs~
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by lbrow 23 Feb 2015
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Isn't it nice they love and want what you do? Very very nicely done./Lillian
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by pldc 23 Feb 2015
yes it really is, & such a good way to look @ it too. Thanks Lillian ~hugs~
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by 02kar 23 Feb 2015
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I can see why they might stray to new homes. Make a half dozen and only keep 1 out at a time. Then if one strays, you still have another to use. Or to give away.
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by pldc 23 Feb 2015
lol a very good idea Karen I may do just that!~hugs~
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by connerj 23 Feb 2015
+3
Very nicely done! :)
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by pldc 23 Feb 2015
Thank you very much ~hugs~
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by pinon 23 Feb 2015
+2
Really pretty potholders, I've got this pattern but haven't made any yet. What if you embroidered your name on the fabric before you make the potholder? A design element... LOL.
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by pldc 23 Feb 2015
a good idea lol but I'm afraid my kids would scoop it anyway lol. Thanks ~hugs~
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by sonjapotgieter 23 Feb 2015
+2
Great job..Awesome design
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by pldc 24 Feb 2015
thank you Sonja very much ~hugs~
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by phi4 24 Feb 2015
+1
Hi Loralye,
this is a beautiful project. Thank you for sharing with us. I wish I could get the pattern also. In case, you happen to find it, please let us know. Thanks.