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Cute idea…I like it!
Very cute and inexpensive…makes for a great project.
Jane
Great idea 🙂
You can view my DIY project here…
http://bethouaknight.blogspot.com/2010/01/diy-magazine-holder.html
I love those- so bright and colorful!
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Cute and practical!
Those are very cute and a great idea! The stitch witch holds up pretty well in the wash, but will eventually get weak and come loose. I think it’s probably more because of putting it in the dryer though. I’ve used it mainly for hems in slacks, etc.
Cute!!! Love the pink and green. 🙂 These would be fun little gifts! Thanks for the visit. 🙂
Really cute!
Clever! What’s next? ~Kelly
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