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Beautiful...you did a fabulous job! Thanks for sharing the instructions!
ReplyDeleteIt is lovely....thank you for sharing, now I have another Project to add to my "Ta Da" (to do) list. lol.
ReplyDeleteHave a wonderful Week!
Awesome...but I fear my exacto knife inadequacies may keep me from this fabulous project. I need a support group for people who struggle with "exacto Knives" I cannot be the only one?
ReplyDeleteBut seriously, thank you for the tutorial...It is beautifully done.
I love this. I'm going to have to see if I can talk my sister in law into a little craft project since I have no sewing machine!
ReplyDeleteOh - I just love this!!! Can I post it for my Friday Favorites - I will link it back to you of course? I think it is just so pretty!
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Jen
fabulous! I love them!
ReplyDeletegail
Totally blogged about this!
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Love your site!!!
Kristi
ReplyDeleteThe freezer paper technique is new to me, so sorry in advance - do you just roughly cut out the 'je t'ame'? Then, do you actually just paint over the script and lift off the paper? I use freezer paper for applique all the time, but this is new to me. Thank you!!
mmontemayo@aol.com
(i tried to email you, but the link didn't work :()
This turned out great! Love how you used the grosgrain ribbon for the edging.
ReplyDeleteThanks for stopping by! I love your blog and I am so in love with this pillow! I loved it in the Ballard catalog and I think i like your even better!
ReplyDeletesuch a cute idea!! Love it!
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