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   Crazy K | Sep 12, 2007 05:08pm | #1

   There is a fellow Aussie featured on the showcase today.......and she sews with a Janome 300E.........thought you'd like to see that..........beautiful work!!

   Happy Stitching!

   K

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   solosmocker | Sep 12, 2007 06:39pm | #2

   Maid Marian's dress is lovely and Fox in Sox is adorable. Great job, Mom.

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   Cherrypops | Sep 13, 2007 02:14am | #4

   Thanks Solo, He was the only Fox in the entire Kinder-Yr 6. A few Cat in the Hats, lots of Harry Potters and Jack Sparrow. The girls - Disney Princesses. He was very hot in the costume. I don't know how the Santa's here cope. What will he be next year I wonder??

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   user-217847 | Sep 12, 2007 07:21pm | #3

   Well done Cp. georgious fox, you should be tickled lovely work. 

   regards wombat

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   Cherrypops | Sep 13, 2007 02:20am | #5

   Hey Wombat, I did enjoy making those. All the kids looked great and some are very talented. One middle primary girl made her own. "Geronimo Stilton" a mouse in a green suit. Her grandma sews! She look great. It was a fun event. Looking forward to next year. CherryPops

    

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   dionna | Sep 13, 2007 05:21am | #6

   I love them both keep up the good work i have a lot of sewing to do I'm making some  small bookbags for children in day care I will post pic after i complete them if they will post I will keep everyone posted 

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   dionna | Sep 13, 2007 06:44am | #7

    I may have deleted some files and i have to load them again

   this is not the correct one but i'm just checking to see if they are ok

                 Thanks

   
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   Cherrypops | Sep 13, 2007 06:51am | #8

   Looks good to me. size is ok. download time was quick.

   I always right mouse click on the photos and 'open in new window'.

    

    

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   dionna | Sep 13, 2007 04:54pm | #9

   only one photo  that I want to post will not post for some reason I will try to figure it out or upload it again with the book bags  thanks again

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   MaryinColorado | Sep 13, 2007 05:44pm | #10

   Wow!  Those costumes are great!  "Maid Marion" looks professionally done.  Looks like Thomas is getting quite tall.  Thanks so much for sharing.   Mary

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   MaryinColorado | Sep 13, 2007 05:49pm | #11

   OESD is having a half price sale on embroidery designs!  I know you love emblib as much as I do, but I needed more Bulldog designs for my grandson's highschool mascot projects.  Mary

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   rodezzy | Sep 13, 2007 08:04pm | #12

   That was so much fun to look at.  What a great job.  You even made his teacher's outfit.  What a great gal you are.

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   Cherrypops | Sep 14, 2007 02:51am | #15

   Yes, Teacher looked beautiful. I will be making something for the children's xmas play also.

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   rodezzy | Sep 14, 2007 04:24pm | #16

   Cherrypops, that sounds like so much fun.  What kind of camera do you use?  Is it a digital and if so what kind.  I need to buy a camera in order to post my pictures.  Today, though, I'm going to buy a disposable digital and have the pictures put on dvd disk to upload to me computer here at work.  Then I can show my jackets and stuff I make.  But that means I have to use all of the pictures before I process them.  That's why I need the digital.  Can't you take off whatever pictures you want?

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   Cherrypops | Sep 15, 2007 02:06am | #19

   My Digital Camera....

   Search: konica minolta dimage X60  http://www.google.com.au ..loads of reviews.

   It came with the cable to plug into the usb port on the pc. I plug it in open windows explorer, transfer designs to cd or hard drive. It's so easy!

   You can view the photo immediately, and delete it immediately. You can record short movies. For close up shots it great.

   A xmas gift from hubby.. It is perfect size for my handbag. I haven't read the manual fully, but it does heaps.

   My 5yr old son is now using it..and he's pretty good at it.

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   rodezzy | Sep 17, 2007 05:39pm | #21

   Thanks, I'll check out the camera.  Meanwhile, I bought a disposal and will take pictures this week.  I had too much to do over the weekend.  Will process into a disk and get them in that way.

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   Cherrypops | Sep 18, 2007 02:07am | #22

   Good to hear, Don't rush, there is a lot more on the market since I was given mine. Review many, decide what type of photos you will be taking, close ups, distance, the choices are endless and become more expensive.

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   rodezzy | Sep 18, 2007 04:18pm | #23

   Thanks, I'm looking forward to sharing what I've been doing.

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   Cherrypops | Sep 18, 2007 04:27pm | #24

   thank you too!

   I can't wait to see what you have done.

   Remember too, you can always start a new post with your pictures, like I did recently in the photo gallery.

    

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   rodezzy | Sep 18, 2007 04:37pm | #25

   Sounds good.

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   Cherrypops | Sep 22, 2007 02:49am | #26

   I now have my list for the 'something' for children's xmas play..........

   18 nativity robes. various styles.

   I am looking forward to doing this for the Kindergarten.

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   user-217847 | Sep 13, 2007 08:19pm | #13

   Hey Cp.

   have you checked out this months Stitches Magazine. Theres a section there on dresses which I'm sure will interest you. Check it out.

   wombat

   
   

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   Edited 9/13/2007 1:23 pm ET by wally wombat

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   Cherrypops | Sep 14, 2007 02:43am | #14

   Thank you, I will....Is it out already?

   I just picked up 15:5. maybe I was a little late this month.

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   user-217847 | Sep 14, 2007 04:30pm | #17

   Cp.

   must be or pretty close, You really are going to enjoy it

   wombat

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   Cherrypops | Sep 15, 2007 01:47am | #18

   I really should subscribe to stitches.

   I buy from the newsagents..15:5 came sealed with 2 backissues, which was good as I didn't have those. I've been getting a lot this way this year.

   Do subscribers receive the same deals? or do they just get the one issue in the mail?

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   user-217847 | Sep 15, 2007 06:47pm | #20

   Sorry mate, just the one.