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No Pattern Used: Napkins (Napkins) - Type:Home Dec

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Irene Q


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7/22/08 5:20 PM

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	CypGrl said... Thanks for all the extra pictures. I've been looking for a household gift idea. 7/22/08 5:33 PM
	Athene said... Very nice napkins and thank you for the tutorial complete with pictures. I'm adding it to my favorites for when I want to make some nice quick gifts. 7/22/08 7:08 PM
	chacha45 said... I've made napkins before, but they never looked this neat! Thanks for all the tips. 7/22/08 7:24 PM
	Dee2 said... Thanks so much for another well written & illustrated review. These look great & I will try your method. 7/22/08 10:33 PM
	OP Gal said... Very helpful. I'll have to try the bringing the bobbin thread up to the top. That looks like a neat trick. All of the other techniques look like good ones, too. 7/28/08 1:39 PM