Saturday, December 9, 2023
Making Some Potholders
I'm in the process making three sets of these potholders for Christmas gifts. I like to have some small gifts ready for when the occasion comes up.
Not everyone appreciates a handmade gift, I've learned that many times over the years. Oh well, it's not going to stop me from creating things. The people who do like the items make it all worthwhile. 
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Sewing Machine Pad By Linda H.
Linda has been making Christmas gifts! This gift for Joanne is a pad with storage pockets to go under a sewing machine. Scissors and sewing ...
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