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1/5/2009
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| I dont know how Christmassy it needs to be, but J. Jill carries some
gorgeous stuff up to 4X, including holiday sweaters with velvet and lace
trim, etc. I bought a beautiful green cardigan from them with black trim
and pleated flared sleeves a couple of years ago, and together with their
black stretch velvet skirt, its my standard winter holiday outfit. |
| knit something special, gift for every occasion, 50 projects, 1984, intro,
gen info, how to, fyi, for him, her, child, house, new baby, patient,
holiday. |
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Try doing some duplicate stitch of something that will coordinate on the sweater.
Ive been doing this on some old cheap sweaters I found at Salvation Army. Im
getting some great holiday sweaters out of this idea. Deb Wise |
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Premier Issue (which was in 1988)
Geese (says and the Greatest of these is )
A Breath of Spring
Goose Garden (shown on pillow and framed)
Thoughtful Little Gifts (potholder, jar lid, basket band)
Picture Pretty (Magnolia blossom in terra cotta rounded pot)
Bows & Buds (Bouquet with ribbon)
Anne Cloth Afghan for Baby (Bears, Bunnies, Chicks-7 motifs)
Holiday Sweaters (Goose with wreath, Teddy Bear with wreath)
(Also shown as tree ornaments)
Nov. 1988
Cross Stitch Angel (Head and Wings)
Christams Is Coming (Geese and Christmas theme framed)
Santa Folk (3 motifs)
Kitchen Witches (3 motifs)
Gifts of Jam & Bread (Bread cover, jar lid,)
O Christmas Tree (Snowy Winter Scene)
Birds of The Marsh (Avocets - Framed)
Dublin Raw Linen (Darling girl and boy - separate projects)
You Better Not Pout (Santa Head)
Festive Candles (Candle Bands)
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| Just for the record, I this time of the year. Yeah, I get tired of
some of the tackier songs, but I play lots of holiday music and go to
parades (or participate in them) and holiday craft fairs. I have lots of
holiday sweaters and sweatshirts and jewelry, which I start wearing on
December 1. I bake like a maniac and decorate every inch of my house and
put a big, red bow on my car. I have all the family over on the 26th and
invite extra kids and feed everyone all day. |
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